Any Non-Catholic Christian practice Catholic Devotions?

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LutheranDK said:
For crying out…
Ok. You claim that the RCC has gotten authority from Christ to say “this is true” and “this is false.”

This is an opinion, not a fact.

This opinion can be true, and it can be false. But you go parading around with quick hit-and-run posts (and refuse to amswer any questions that come up in a refutation of it), and then post your opinion (the one mentioned above) as a fact as obvious as gravity.
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Oh no, its a fact, a 2,000 year old fact and I don’t need to prove anything to someone with an attitude like yours. Wouldn’t do any good anyway. your only here to stir up trouble and I don’t play those games. I know many Lutherans with better attitudes than yours.
 
Memaw said:
Oh no, its a fact, a 2,000 year old fact and I don’t need to prove anything to someone with an attitude like yours. Wouldn’t do any good anyway. your only here to stir up trouble and I don’t play those games. I know many Lutherans with better attitudes than yours.
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Repeating an untrue statement doesn’t make it more true - and this goes both for your opinion which you state as fact, and your claim that I’m only here to stir up trouble.
Funny how I always hear that when I insist people adress the issues in their own posts. It seems like it’s you who has the attitude-problem, not I, because it wasn’t me who just made a “hit-and-run”-post, which I’m unwilling to defend now.

“Better attitudes”? You probably mean “who lets me say whatever I want without contradicting me”, because I can see nothing in my posts which shows bad attitude.

Not unless you mean that I don’t accept your opinion as fact, and don’t believe in false RC teachings, but then again: You might…
 
Mannyfit75 said:
May the Peace in Jesus Christ, Our Lord be with you Always,

I would like to refrain from debating on this issue and share a common ground Catholics and Non-Catholic Christians have.

So please, my Protestant brothers and sisters, refrain from derailing this thread. I don’t want to hear that Catholic devotions are bad and not fruitful.
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Mannyfit75 said:
May the Peace in Jesus Christ, Our Lord be with you Always,

I’m not sure if this topic would fall under this thread. I had debated whether this would be in the Spiritual Section.

Anyways, are there an Non-Catholic Christians in the Protestant circles who practice Catholic devotional prayers like the Divine Chaplet, Rosary, Station of the Cross, etc?

I like to know if there are. I would like to refrain from debating on this issue and share a common ground Catholics and Non-Catholic Christians have.

So please, my Protestant brothers and sisters, refrain from derailing this thread. I don’t want to hear that Catholic devotions are bad and not fruitful. I do want to hear that if you do practice Catholic devotional prayers, I like to know, and why you pray it.

If you don’t. Just explain you don’t but don’t disrespect these prayers in any tone that disregard Christian charity.
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I think you mean practices and traditions from the Early Church and the answer is yes we do practice them in our Anglican church. They aren’t exclusive to Catholics or Protestants.
 
SIA said:
I think you mean practices and traditions from the Early Church and the answer is yes we do practice them in our Anglican church. They aren’t exclusive to Catholics or Protestants.
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The TRUTH is for everyone, Christ’s Church is for all. It is when we start putting our own interpretations in HIS Catholic Church that the divisions begin.
 
Mannyfit75 said:
May the Peace in Jesus Christ, Our Lord be with you Always,

I’m not sure if this topic would fall under this thread. I had debated whether this would be in the Spiritual Section.

Anyways, are there an Non-Catholic Christians in the Protestant circles who practice Catholic devotional prayers like the Divine Chaplet, Rosary, Station of the Cross, etc?

I like to know if there are. I would like to refrain from debating on this issue and share a common ground Catholics and Non-Catholic Christians have.

So please, my Protestant brothers and sisters, refrain from derailing this thread. I don’t want to hear that Catholic devotions are bad and not fruitful. I do want to hear that if you do practice Catholic devotional prayers, I like to know, and why you pray it.

I do have a rosary (an RC friend of mine gave it to me for my birthday some three years ago), which I treasure greatly, and use frequently. Although I DO avoid the Marian prayers, and the prayers to angles, I still use it, and it helps me get my “devotional life” organized.

I also make the sign of the cross before and after my evening prayer, at High Mass (for instance after having consumed the Host at Holy Communion, after the Aronite blessing, etc).

And I’d like to ask something of my RC siblings here: Please don’t start slamming me for the “I avoid the Marian prayers”-part as someone did the last time this question was asked…it just derails the thread…
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LutheranDK said:
Mannyfit75;1990661:
Anyways, are there an Non-Catholic Christians in the Protestant circles who practice Catholic devotional prayers like the Divine Chaplet, Rosary, Station of the Cross, etc?
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I don’t know the Divine Chaplet.
I do talk to Mary, but not necessarily the Rosary. Parts of it Yes, but not all of it.
I do do the Stations of the Cross. I didn’t know that it was a Catholic thing. I know several non-Catholic Christians who do the Stations of the Cross.
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awantz said:
LutheranDK;4597195:
I don’t know the Divine Chaplet.
I do talk to Mary, but not necessarily the Rosary. Parts of it Yes, but not all of it.
I do do the Stations of the Cross. I didn’t know that it was a Catholic thing. I know several non-Catholic Christians who do the Stations of the Cross.
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Where do you do the Stations of the Cross, do you go to a Catholic Church to do them?
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awantz said:
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I don’t know the Divine Chaplet.
I do talk to Mary, but not necessarily the Rosary. Parts of it Yes, but not all of it.
I do do the Stations of the Cross. I didn’t know that it was a Catholic thing. I know several non-Catholic Christians who do the Stations of the Cross.
Check this out, it’s awesome:

youtube.com/watch?v=o-vNMu3v8Zc

Divine Mercy Chaplet in Song

Just to make sure there’s no misunderstandings: I did not write the post that it in this post seems I ddi. I do not “talk to Mary”, nor do I do the stations of the cross…at least I don’t THINK I do. I took a stroll past them in a RC church once, reflecting on each as I passed, but I don’t know if that constitutes “doing the stations of the cross” or if more is involved…
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SuzieB said:
I pray the Rosary about 3 times a week. I’m planning to do the Divine MercyNovena that begins on Good Friday. I am not a good example of protestants who pray Catholic prayers. I was Catholic and still hold to church teaching in alot of ways. I’m sure my adult sunday school class is tired of me prefacing things with- “In the catholic church we…” or “In RCIA I learned that…”🙂 I doubt theres another person on this board who prays catholic prayers. I could be wrong. I hope I am.
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HI, sounds to me you still have a strong feeling for the Catholic Church. Why don’t you come back home and partake of the GREATEST Devotion on earth, receiving Our Lord in Holy Communion once again. Just talk to a priest, he will help you. God Bless and Prayers, Memaw
 
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