[markomalley]

The thread is about a statement within the article, and so is not a thread about “Celebration of Holy Mass at the “Arena” Sports camp.” That would be quite misleading for what the OP intended.

I really couldn't care less.

The OP published an article on the site. You don't change article titles. (if he wants to add a comment, he could easily add [wished muzzies 'Happy Ramadan'] afterwards)

Posting guidelines:

Do include the original title - When you post an article, be sure to include the original title where appropriate. This helps users find the article and lessens the chance of a double post.

(Where it's appropriate is if a title exists. Where it's not appropriate is where a title doesn't exist)

BTW, welcome to Free Republic. Learn the rules. The rules are your friends.

[ClaytonP]

It wasn't a news article.

It was a post with a completely non-descriptive "HOMILY OF HOLY FATHER FRANCIS"

It didn't really have a title

It would be like me posting a thread from a blog with the title "The blog of Joe XXXX"

I had to create my own title to draw interest into the discussion.

[Biggirl]

The only time you can make a change is when it is one of the British news sites which is big on long titles you have to shorten the titles. But, you must post in the first posting the full title.