The Diocese Bishop has the authority to forbid them to use the name “Catholic” and to remove all Catholic icons from the premises.Pledging to adhere to state legislation requiring equal treatment for same-sex couples in adoption and foster-care services, Catholic Social Services of Southern Illinois is separating …
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Yes–it is becoming increasingly difficult to live in Illinois.IT seems that our Lord is separating the Sheep from the Goats through test of time.
Yes, for all Catholics in general all over the world. I have a solution, it is time to shake the dust of our feet and go somewhere else. Do as our Lord has told us to do.Yes–it is becoming increasingly difficult to live in Illinois.
Ahh, but go where?Yes, for all Catholics in general all over the world. I have a solution, it is time to shake the dust of our feet and go somewhere else. Do as our Lord has told us to do.
I think Wisconsin is still holding up alright.Yes–it is becoming increasingly difficult to live in Illinois.
Madison and Milwaukee are pretty liberal, aren’t they?I think Wisconsin is still holding up alright.
But then imagine New York and Massachusetts, which are more liberal than Illinois.
I think we need to go back and build our lives around the Church of God in small towns away from the insanity of the pagans.Ahh, but go where?
I feel the same with many family members (siblings)–I have tried and prayed for years for them and feel that it might be time to knock the dust off my feet, but I fear that just leaves them without anyone praying for them.
I am thinking Nebraska–maybe Lincoln.
But, if I move, maybe to a warmer climate. How is Catholic life in North Carolina?
I dont know but i saw that in somewhere in NC they are building a beautiful Church for Latin Mass, that would be a good place to go to.Ahh, but go where?
I feel the same with many family members (siblings)–I have tried and prayed for years for them and feel that it might be time to knock the dust off my feet, but I fear that just leaves them without anyone praying for them.
I am thinking Nebraska–maybe Lincoln.
But, if I move, maybe to a warmer climate. How is Catholic life in North Carolina?
Madison is very liberal, and Milwaukee is pretty liberal (although the suburbs are conservative). But almost everywhere else is moderate or conservative.Madison and Milwaukee are pretty liberal, aren’t they?
Try Greenville South Carolina. Relatively good economy there as well.Ahh, but go where?
I feel the same with many family members (siblings)–I have tried and prayed for years for them and feel that it might be time to knock the dust off my feet, but I fear that just leaves them without anyone praying for them.
I am thinking Nebraska–maybe Lincoln.
But, if I move, maybe to a warmer climate. How is Catholic life in North Carolina?
The USA is a pagan nation now, hard to argue against that. Small towns sound good to me.I think we need to go back and build our lives around the Church of God in small towns away from the insanity of the pagans.
How is the Catholic life there?Try Greenville South Carolina. Relatively good economy there as well.
Yep, about what I have heard…have some family in Wisconsin.Madison is very liberal, and Milwaukee is pretty liberal (although the suburbs are conservative). But almost everywhere else is moderate or conservative.
Minnesota on the other hand, is liberal all around, except the suburbs of Minneapolis.
Another reason not to like Minnesota.![]()
The south is not exactly a stronghold for Catholics. At least not that I have ever heard.I dont know but i saw that in somewhere in NC they are building a beautiful Church for Latin Mass, that would be a good place to go to.
No it isnt. but just by having a beautiful CC in the middle of them, they will be attracted by the beauty and might convert them.The south is not exactly a stronghold for Catholics. At least not that I have ever heard.
Could be, but then again, that is not much different than Illinois.No it isnt. but just by having a beautiful CC in the middle of them, they will be attracted by the beauty and might convert them.
I understand what you are saying, yet I feel it is an unkindness to knowingly raise children under a spiritual lie. God’s truths apply to everyone, even if they are unaware. To raise child under a falsehood (by teaching that same sex relationships and unions are moral) does a terrible spiritual injustice to that child.It is good to see that a wider range of loving families will be available for children in need. I am not saying this to upset people of the opposing view, but just to note that in the wider world there are people like me who genuinely think this is progress and in the interests of children. I do not know many same-sex couples raising children, but those I do know are wonderful parents to their sons and daughters. They do of course fear teenage rebellion and their offspring becoming conservative Catholics!