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To: Abathar
I grew up in a Brooklyn neighborhood that was roughly 50/50 Jewish/Catholic. My male friends tended to be Jewish, and my girlfriends were, thinking back on it, evenly divided between the two faiths.

I think the deelopers may be surprised by the number of non-Catholics who would want to live in such a community.

9 posted on 02/20/2006 12:43:37 PM PST by NativeNewYorker (Freepin' Jew Boy)
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To: NativeNewYorker
I think the deelopers may be surprised by the number of non-Catholics who would want to live in such a community.

I don't think they'll be surprised at all. The idea of having homes in all price ranges is great because the folks who WORK in the town will be able to buy homes there. There is no requirement that anyone BE Catholic to either work or buy a home in the town.

16 posted on 02/20/2006 1:14:22 PM PST by SuziQ
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