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[quote=Anonymous]I'm married to an Episcopalean, and he also sits dutifully by us when we go to church (about every other week).

OP, I think your DH also agreed to raise your kids Catholic.  Therefore, I think it's fair to have your young one get First Communion "to match" the siblings, and for Confirmation, well, you could let your kid decide that one.

I'd like to say that there are three distinctions to be made: first, the Catholic Church in Rome, which has stuff going on that one may or may not like, but that's not really part of your daily life.  Then there is the local church, which you are now trying to work through to find a good fit.

There is also the Archdioscese issue.  I'm in Los Angeles now, but was in NoVA, and WOW there is a bit of a difference, and I could see how your DH could be wigged out.

So I want to add here that if you let your DH know that not all parishes are like the ones you've been at, and you are still looking for the right fit, but in the meantime, want to finish out those sacraments, hopefully he'll understand.[/quote]

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