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I Am Catholic

I was baptized, received my first Eucharist, confirmed, and married in the Catholic Church.



That is all.
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  • I was baptized by my Catholic grandma in the sink.  That counts, right?
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  • In Response to I Am Catholic:
    [QUOTE]I was baptized, received my first Eucharist, confirmed, and married in the Catholic Church. That is all.
    Posted by cfaszews25[/QUOTE]

    Me too! Except I'm NEY. You're not alone. ;)
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  • OMG YOU HEATHEN!


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  • edited March 2013
    Oh, and the reason I made this thread is because I am Catholic AND I believe that gays should be allowed to marry. So, yeah.
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  • I had a Catholic Wedding.  Does that count?

    I am also going to baptize my IVF ABOMINATIONS Catholic.  I must be going straight to hell with the gays.
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    [QUOTE]Oh, and the reason I made this thread is because I am Catholic AND I believe that gays should be allowed to marry. So, yeah.
    Posted by cfaszews25[/QUOTE]
    That's what the "You are not alone. *winky face*" was.
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  • My mom was catholic.  I'm not sure what that gets me.
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  • In Response to Re: I Am Catholic:
    [QUOTE]In Response to Re: I Am Catholic : That's what the "You are not alone. *winky face*" was.
    Posted by sydaries[/QUOTE]

    Oh, I gotcha. I just figured I'd spell it out in plain English. :-)  Good to know that I'm not the only one!
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  • But that doesn't make any sense Cfas. Only secular people believe that stuff.
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    In Response to Re: I Am Catholic:
    [QUOTE]My mom was catholic.  I'm not sure what that gets me.
    Posted by calixtine[/QUOTE]

    This is what it gets you:

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    [QUOTE]Oh, and the reason I made this thread is because I<strong> am Catholic AND I believe that gays should be allowed to marry.</strong> So, yeah.
    Posted by cfaszews25[/QUOTE]

    Cosigned.
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    [QUOTE]I had a Catholic Wedding.  Does that count? I am also going to baptize my IVF ABOMINATIONS Catholic.  I must be going straight to hell with the gays.
    Posted by Blueyed228[/QUOTE]

    <div>I think that counts, Blue. :-P</div>
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  • Same. Not married yet, but plan to have a Catholic wedding. 

    And, I think gay people have the right to get married. No one is suggesting the Catholic church be forced to perform these (or any other marriages). I don't see why we can't keep church and state separate here. 
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    The Christian argument against gay marriage is the same to me as extremist Islamic arguments for the burqa and subjugation of women. 
  • A question I've always honestly wondered is:  Wouldn't it work for both sides for all civil marriages performed by a judge - heterosexual and homosexual - to be Civil Unions, and leave Marriage for the churches?  Call it whatever you want after the fact, but legally, the two people have had a Civil Union?
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    [QUOTE]A question I've always honestly wondered is:  Wouldn't it work for both sides for all civil marriages performed by a judge - heterosexual and homosexual - to be Civil Unions, and leave Marriage for the churches?  Call it whatever you want after the fact, but legally, the two people have had a Civil Union?
    Posted by SquishyMine[/QUOTE]



    Or how about all civil marriages could be "marriages" and religious ones could be "sacrimarriages"?

    Seriously if you don't get the stigma that the different title causes, you're not fully understanding any of this....an obviously the significance of the title is not lost on you because you don't want to share it with those who have civil marriages.
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