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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Please, do not listen to all the anti-religion, anti-Catholic posters. If you truly care about the guy, take him at his word that he wants a Catholic family. For the sake of his soul and his children’s—you can either agree to what he wants or leave him alone.

It is insane to think he doesn’t mean what he says or that you can change what he wants because there is no way he’s serious and it’s no big deal.

- a Catholic who is Catholic[/quote]

I agree with this.

I love raising my kids Catholic and sending them to Catholic school by the way.  I know that a lot of people have had bad experiences, but we switched from public a couple of years ago and our kids have been so much happier and less anxious.  The kids all really encourage each other and pray for each other and each other’s families when they are going through a hard time.  Instead of big class parties at holidays, the kids collect for the poor and we have a family mass.  The kids spend a lot of time talking about life in the context of history and nature and their place in the universe.

Just yesterday, my sixth grader failed his Latin quiz and was upset with himself.  His teacher gave him study advice, but also told him that he was a human being and that his worth is far beyond what his grades are in school.

I just wanted to put my two cents in the Catholicism isn’t necessarily this horrible thing and can be a good alternative world view to our class-based and capitalist society.  [/quote]

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