That's not true. You seem to have a very narrow view of people. |
Also, Catholicism is not a political party: Catholics are nearly 50/50 in politics. |
Actually I agree with the PP. Catholic schools follow the Catholic teachings. What does that mean? Marriage is between man and a woman. Abortion is a sin. Pre-marital sex is a sin. The death penalty is a sin. Jesus was our savior. There is transubstantiation during the Mass and you will literally eat the body of Christ. If you aren't comfortable with these concepts, then don't consider Catholic schools. |
lol thank you, I just saw the 3 at the end and missed the 1 before it. So yeah, I don’t think OP cares anymore. 😂 |
Liberal? You’re kidding right? |
Nope. So conservative from the pulpit and most boys leave for Mater Dei. It was the closest to our house and we chose Holy Trinity, the only Jesuit PK-8 in the area. Our only regret is Holy Trinity doesn’t offer high school (nor does Little Flower). |
Holy Trinity has significant unused financial aid. Apply and see! |
+1 and lots of Trump supporters! |
If they are Catholics, don't you think they already have familiarity with the Catholic church? As mentioned, Christian Family Montessori would fit your family's needs. |
I would not call any of the catholic schools liberal. |
Holy Trinity is terrible and racist- so not liberal in my opinion. It’s “fake liberal” which is worse. |
A Catholic school will fire a faculty member who decides to marry someone of the same sex because of their sexual orientation.
A Catholic school will not tell a student that same-sex unions are morally acceptable. A Catholic school will not encourage students to use contraceptives. A Catholic school will not encourage girls to become priests. Is this what you want? |
There is a lot of variation in the way an individual priest may run his parish, but it is true that Catholic is Catholic is Catholic. There is no "more liberal" or "more conservative" version. And getting involved with the idea that you can carve out some liberal secret society or lead some revolutionary change is a bit silly...
That already happened. It's called the reformation. The point of the Catholic church IS the hierarchy and the top-down leadership. If you mostly like the Catholic church but don't like the stance on gays and women priests, the good news is that there's a church for you, it's called the Episcopal Church! 80 percent same as the Catholic, especially the high Episcopal or Anglican subsets (because unlike the Catholic church w/it's heirarchy, the Episcopal/Anglican church DOES have a lot of variation). All that said, I would argue very strongly that the Catholic church defies political classification. On issues like gay marriage and contraceptives and abortion, they are hard-core cave man right wing, but on issues like poverty and refugees they are some of the most admirable staunch advocates for doing what's right and showing mercy and generosity. And the schools, if you don't mind the churchy parts, are generally very good and while they will expose your kids to the churchy part, they are not evangelical and won't force your kids to believe anything. So, IMHO, neither left nor right, neither good nor bad, but be realistic—the instiution and the structure ARE the point, and if you're looking for an edited version, don't waste your breath trying to edit them, go to one of the many Protestant spinoffs. |
What is wrong with these things? |
I am Catholic and I do not agree with most of these things. We teach our kids to be open minded and accepting of all as we believe that is what Jesus would teach. |