<p>You never know who reads these boards, so cool it with the attitude. You wanted honesty, and I gave it to you. Sorry I don’t sugarcoat for kids on these boards. </p>
<p>Secondly, not knowing the proper spelling of a phrase like “Hail Mary” is something worth pointing out – that’s not grammar, that’s just common knowledge. It’s not like you misused an apostrophe or mistakenly used “your” instead of “you’re” – you completely butchered a very well-known phrase in the English language and I corrected your error. Big deal. </p>
<p>Consider this: What if you had misused/misspelled a colloquial phrase in your college essays? That’s a sure shot to the rejection pile. (The fact that you misspelled it TWICE shows you didn’t know it, not that it was a simple mistake, so don’t try to defend it.)</p>