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To: CitizenM
Sure the parents are commiting sins in the eyes of the Church. Sure they should be held accountable in some way for their own irresponsability. But I just don't think the children should be deprived.

If the parents are not now committed to weekly Mass attendence, the children will end up "deprived" shortly after their big ceremony.

SD

169 posted on 06/27/2005 2:53:06 PM PDT by SoothingDave
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To: SoothingDave

Hmmm, that is one possible assumption, I agree. However, my parents did not attend Church regularly. I stayed with my religion, and my sister teaches it for a very large Diocese in Pennsylvania. She graduated from a Catholic college and holds a Master's in theology. Because of our church we had the opportunity to learn the faith and siezed it. In later years, my parents became more religious and we praised God for their return. Perhaps the example can be learned from the children sometimes, too.


180 posted on 06/27/2005 2:58:14 PM PDT by CitizenM ("An excuse is worse than an lie, because an excuse is a lie hidden." Pope John Paul, II)
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