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Monday, March 22, 2010
Catholics Pray to Saints
My spiritual brother, Tom, over at his blog, "Disputations" has a posting about Catholics praying to saints.
It's a common expression. Pray to St. Anthony when you lose something. Pray to St. Jude when you're desperate. Pray to St. Dominic before you lector. Pray to St. Thomas Aquinas before a test. Pray to St. Rocco to be cured. Pray to St. Gerard for a baby.
I always thought that it is understood that you are praying for that saint's intercession to God. But I guess many don't look at it that way. Too bad because that's one of the reasons I'm glad I'm Catholic. I have all these saints to pray to.
Ora pro nobis.
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