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To: Zakeet
Are you suggesting Hispanics tend to come from broken homes, are unfaithful to their families, are lazy, fail to recognize the value of learning, and are dishonest?

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If Catholics would get back to teaching the Catechism ( as it was taught to me in St. Joan of Arc in the 50s), they too would be enjoying the same conversion success as the Mormons.

The Catholics have the truth. They should get back to teaching it. Mexico would be stronger. The U.S. would be stronger. The whole world would benefit.

Catholics should teach the pure Catechism.

If Catholics would return to the Catechism, if they did this, the whole world would enjoy fewer broken homes, more parents would be faithful to their families, more people would give a full and honest day's work and would receive and honest day's pay in return, learning would be valued, and the world would enjoy more honesty, and all would enjoy more prosperity.

The Pope “gets it”! He really is Christ's truth. He teaches the pure Catechism. He is doing all he can to get his sheep to follow in the path of righteousness.

14 posted on 03/08/2008 8:17:16 PM PST by wintertime (Good ideas win! Why? Because people are not stupid.)
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To: wintertime
>>If Catholics would get back to teaching the Catechism ( as it was taught to me in St. Joan of Arc in the 50s), they too would be enjoying the same conversion success as the Mormons.

I agree. The trend in some churches to water down their tradition hurts them in the long run. When a religion asks something of its converts they will be more committed to it.

351 posted on 03/10/2008 7:18:42 PM PDT by Rameumptom (Gen X= they killed 1 in 4 of us)
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