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danizaga
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haha, i can totally relate to you minus the whole working with criminals. but i’m trying to be a sheriff deputy but still in the application process. i doesn’t seem like church people do anything normal they all try to out tebow tebow. who i could care less about!! what about love for philip rivers!! he’s catholic and a practicing one at that.Regardless of how you feel, you still have to go to Mass on Sunday. Doing the rest is pretty pointless, especially going to Confession if you’re not willing to amend your life. It’s a mortal sin to not go to Mass on Sundays.
There’s plenty of single people (much much muuuuch older than me) who go to Mass alone. It’s one of those things you have to put yourself aside and just do. Have you thought about joining non-singles groups? You never know. Someone might be able to hook you up with their son/daughter, who might know people as well.
I find the people my age at my parish aren’t really like me either. On the traditional side, the girls my age are all into kids and looking after people’s kids and playing with them (no thank-you), and would scorn in horror if I told them I work with criminals charged with horrendous crimes. Traditionally, women aren’t supposed to do that. (Even many of the older men and women don’t approve. Whatever.).
On the non-traditional side, they’re all into doing “peaceful protest” type activities for pro-life (something I can’t have any part in due to a) the police here have the discretion of a toddler, so b) I run the high risk of police involvement on the criminal level that would put my much-needed security clearance at risk, even if I “just got a warning” it still shows up in my security clearance) and saving the environment. YAWN
I spend my day doing my own corporal and spiritual works of mercy (or as they call it “social justice”). Don’t church people do normal social things like go bowling?