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To: redleghunter
Not that I see. I live in a small village that has a vibrant Catholic community. A neighboring town in the past 10 years has had to build two new Catholic Churches to accommodate more Catholics, converts as well as those that have moved into the many new housing developments in the area. We have had some schools closed over the years but I think some of that is because many families could not afford reasonable Catholic school tuition plus their enormous local school tax bill. We thought of sending our children to Catholic school— but we chose to live where we do because of the small, mostly traditional public school here. I wish I would have sent my
girls to the local Catholic elementary/jr high school. They are turning out wonderfully intelligent, polite, helpful Catholic teenagers. And they are not all liberals like I know someone will say.
37 posted on 03/02/2015 8:09:00 PM PST by MacMattico
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To: MacMattico

Good small town living.

Are you in NY state?

My sister protested the closings of multiple Catholic schools her sons went to. It was the school she went to!

But that was in the more populous lower part of NYS outside of the City.


40 posted on 03/02/2015 9:10:51 PM PST by redleghunter (He expounded unto them in all the scriptures the things concerning Himself. Lk24)
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