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thewanderer
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I’m not disagreeing with that. In fact, I was kind of saying the same thing, that this is most likely a decision that is ultimately hers to make, but give a different reason, namely, it is not in the best interests of their children for a parent to get them to do whatever the paren tells them while they are in College. The catechism says a child must obey while at home while it is for their own good. So it would seem that that doesn’t apply here.Whether she lives at home or not, her parents are not motived by religious reason, they are not practicing their faith and the stated reason by Sometimes is they are objecting due to fears of mental illness or a return to it. She is perfectly in her rights to go and gain the benefit of fellowship with others, Protestant and Catholic. She want to have faith in God and get some friendship and help and it is ridiculous to bring up CCC and tell her to obey her parents. Honoring your parents is not blind obedience especially when they don’t want her to go and have faith in God which they seem to equate with mental illness.