[Alamo-Girl]

Thank you so much for sharing your insights, dear brother in Christ!

Interestingly related to the "poorly catechized” remark, yesterday my husband and I took our stroke-survivor cousin (in a wheelchair) to her 65^th class reunion. It is a Catholic school, the Priest knew them all and celebrated Mass before dinner.

Considering the "poorly catechized" remark and remembering that group last night, I really doubt that each and every one of them would be able to score 100% on a test even though they were raised in the Catholic faith and walked in it their entire lives.

But I imagine they'd all agree on the fundamentals. And I doubt anything they have failed to remember or remember incorrectly will be held against them when they graduate into the next life.

[Quix]

PRAISE GOD FOR THAT!

THX THX.

[metmom]

Considering the "poorly catechized" remark and remembering that group last night, I really doubt that each and every one of them would be able to score 100% on a test even though they were raised in the Catholic faith and walked in it their entire lives.

No doubt, only the FRoman Catholics, but not even many of them depending on which other of them was grading the paper. I've seem plenty of disagreement even amongst them.