Isn't it strange why an answered prayer is called a miracle and an unanswered pray is called God's plan?

God's will for our lives doe not always match up with our plans or prayers. I don't know why that would surprise anyone... that is unless you think God is some kind of prayer vending machine. Very ignorant question.

That matter is much more about prayers which are answered either in the affirmative or in the negative.

A person can know many truths and can better distinguish truth from fiction by reciting the rosary each day with care.

Just call answered prayers coincidences. Takes all the supernatural conjecture out of it entirely.

True. See James 4:1-4

Yes, it does seem strange, if one considers God the "all-controlling" puppet master, I could see coming to that conclusion. Fortunately, he's not, so I must come to a different conclusion.

The conclusion I come to is that God's "plan" is an overarching plan for the human race, not personal, micro-managing plans, because those don't work when we have free will, and we are constantly opposed to his will. Also, when God can answer a prayer, that's good, when God can't answer a prayer to our satisfaction, we are still blessed because we understand by his faithful promises that he did the best he could under the circumstances.

Good question actually. It addresses a lot of biblical misunderstanding that is propagated in Christendom.

It's like saying if you get enough people to pray for you, God will change his plans.

Doesn't make a bit of sense.

"If you remain in me and my words remain in you, then you will ask for anything you wish, and you shall have it."

Every answered prayed is NOT called a miracle.

You keep making stuff up.

Both are called God's will. The miracle is called such only because it defies natural explanation.