Holy solar: Statue of Catholic saint will produce renewable energy
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Posted By Anonymous - Fri, Aug 07 2009 at 8:01 PM ESTCatholics do not worship saints
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that saints are NOT worshipped but rather prayed to in the most humble manner to INTERCEDE on our behalf to God.
Once again.
You will not find this anywhere in Gods Holy Word.
Read: 1 Timothy 2:5 -6 For there is ONE God,and MEDIATOR between God and men,the man Christ Jesus;
6 Who gave himself a ransom for all,to be testified in due time.
Posted By Anonymous - Thu, Aug 06 2009 at 9:54 PM ESTPray to Padre Pio more than Jesus and Mary
The comment in this article that says what my headline says is rude, mean and false. Apparently it was not written by anyone who knows or understands devotion to saints, in the Catholic church. There is no saint that gets more prayers than God Himself, in the second person of the Holy Trinity or His mother. Comments like this should be refrained from when there is little knowledge of the subject.
Posted By Anonymous - Thu, Aug 06 2009 at 11:59 PM ESTPray to Padre Pio more than Jesus and Mary
No where in the Bible does it say that saints should be prayed to.
All those who have truly received Jesus Christ as their personal Savior are called saints.
There is only One Mediator between God and man and that is the man
Jesus Christ.
Mary is never to be prayed to.
No where in the scriptures does it say
to pray to Mary.
Mary even said.
I rejoice in God my Savior.
Mary was not without sin.
It is blasphemous to pray to anyone other.... More
Posted By Suzie - Thu, Aug 13 2009 at 8:31 PM ESTGet Real
look at what you aer saying - you're telling me a saint is still to be considered a sinner! What's the point then???
Get over it people - the bible doesn't talk about a lot of things, thats because it is out of date and written 100's of years ago. You don't listen to any other information or stories that are that old so why listen to these. All catholics and christians are essentially the same - you all believe in god. Any differences are minor and just go to show how ridiculas this.... More
Posted By Anonymous - Fri, Aug 07 2009 at 6:03 AM ESTPray to Padre Pio more than Jesus and Mary
This is a common Protestant error about the faith. Mary is without sin. Do you think that God would allow His son to be born of a sinner? And Catholics do not worship saints and idols. The saints are friends in heaven that intercede, and statues and pictures are the same as you keep on your desk of your mother . They are there to remind you of that person. Educate yourself!
Posted By Anonymous - Fri, Aug 07 2009 at 7:25 PM ESTPray to Padre Pio more than Jesus and Mary
Question:Do you think that God would allow His son to be born of a sinner?
The word of God says.
Romans 3:23 For ALL have sinned,and fallen short of the glory of God:
Show me where it says all have sinned accept for MARY?
Educate yourself.
Posted By Anonymous - Tue, Sep 08 2009 at 1:22 PM ESTPray to Padre Pio more than Jesus and Mary
Mary is The Immaculate Conception. She is free from original sin unlike the rest of humanity. She was made perfect by God to be the Vessel of His Son Jesus. If you took the time the to learn and about Her life, and pray for that understanding and enlightenment, you would certainly understand why it is that She truly free from sin.
Posted By Anonymous - Thu, Aug 06 2009 at 11:21 PM ESTAmen
That statement was borthersome to me as well. If those who are devoted to Padre Pio are confused and paying TO him and not Jesus then they havent learned much about their religion. We can ask Padre Pio to pray for us, intercede for us now that he is in the presence of the Lord.
Posted By Anonymous - Thu, Aug 06 2009 at 6:54 PM ESTGreat Idea!
Enter your comments THis is a fantastic idea...... Padre Pio epitomizes the energy of life. He was a field of energy with all his mystical abilities. He took in the negative energies of others through his multiple confessions and blessed people with forgiveness concluding in millions being transformed with the energy of mercy and love. He stands as an Icon of the pedaler of renewable energy. Genius idea!
Posted By Anonymous - Thu, Aug 06 2009 at 6:03 PM ESTHoly Solar: Statue of Catholic saint will produce renewable ener
I think it's kinda neat.
Catholics do not worship saints
I agree with other commentators that this article has been written, as have some of the comments, with little understanding of the Catholic faith ie. that saints are NOT worshipped but rather prayed to in the most humble manner to INTERCEDE on our behalf to God. It has nothing to do with idolatry at all. Catholics are merely recognising that these individuals were particularly Christ-like in their lives and it is a form of celebrating God's human creation.