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[b] We have been married for more than 20 years.[/b] He's Catholic, I'm Protestant. We only attended church a few times with his parents and then again when [b]we were church shopping for our wedding.[/b] (We found a Protestant one that married us -- we didn't return after the wedding.)  He was a regular churchgoer through high school though. But he didn't care for any of the church's stance on women's issues, etc. And then all the church scandals with priests really put him off Catholicism.

After all these many years of not attending church, we lucked into a  Protestant one that's a perfect fit for both of us! He loves it there, and recently joined. It's so great to be happy at the same church together. I didn't think it would actually ever happen.

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Sounds like he already left it 20 years ago.[/quote]

Agree.  Sounds like he wasn't very into it in the first place.  My condolences to you both.  I'll say some Hail Marys for you.  [/quote]

Is that a Christian thing to do for someone who is celebrating her husband leaving the Catholic church?[/quote]

It is always a Christian thing to say Hail Marys for anyone.  Mary was the mother of Christ, the very first Christian, so He loves it when people love His mother and go to Him through her.  [/quote]

Jesus was born a Jew and died a Jew -- it even says so in the Bible -- "King of the Jews" was written at the foot of his Cross.[/quote]

As an aside, you realize Jesus didn't make that sign for himself, right?[/quote]

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