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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Do you mind if I ask how long ago it was that you went to Catholic school? I was also raised Catholic and went to parochial school, and we spent a lot of time reading the Bible. My kids have also spent some years in Catholic school where they also spent a fair amount of time reading the Bible. Catholics have been spending a lot of time with the Bible for most of my life, but I know older people say that they didn’t read it much when they were kids. I’m in my late 50s, so maybe you are older than I am.[/quote] NP- I am 37 and went to Catholic schools and haven’t read the Bible much at all. I still attend Mass weekly (online during COVID).[/quote] NP- I’m 47 and attended Catholic school and we didn’t spend much time reading the Bible.[/quote] I'm 53, 15 years of Catholic school, and I'm pretty sure there was a Bible somewhere in the house. Maybe. But in my recollection, we didn't hold the actual book and read it, we read parts that were in text books with other writings and explanations and artwork, had parts read to us, etc. And certainly in early elementary school we were dealing with 'dumbed down' translations for kids, mostly interesting stories and poems. College courses were much more academic and involved the text and discussions of translations, translators, linguistics, history, theories of the writers, etc.[/quote]
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