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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Lutheranism is much closer to Catholic than American Episcopalianism.  It does not believe in transubstantiation but the liturgy is what you are used to.[/quote]

The Episcopalian liturgy is virtually word-for-word the Catholic liturgy before the most recent changes.  [/quote]

The liturgy may be the same, but the approach to social issues couldn't be more opposite (pro-life, gay marriage).

I don't see how Conservative Catholics will feel at home in an Episcopal Church.  [/quote]

Conservative Catholics wouldn't be considering a change.[/quote]
This conservative Catholic is leaving Catholicism.  I'm going to call my parish tomorrow morning and tell them that my family is leaving the church.  I will cease all monetary donations to Catholic organizations including their schools.  I stand with Jesus not with an institution that accommodates pedophiles. I align myself with Jesus not homosexual and pedophile priests who prey on children.  I will not step foot in a Catholic Church again unless it is a museum.   A true follower of Christ will never support or make excuses for the evil that resides within the Catholic Church.  I wish we could line these monsters up along the aisles of Catholic churches and stone them to death.

Conservative Catholics don't support child abuse!  Unfortunately, the priesthood seems to attract mentally unstable men who like to abuse children.      [/quote]

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