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I used to teach a a local catholic school grades 1-8, and well that was back in 2004. Now, the pastor wanted to fix the school and make it catholic in all, but he needed to get rid of some waywrd anti catholic teachers to do so. Well the diocese originally wanted to back him but the retracted. The pastor choose to hence resign as pastor and all of us in the parish council did the same in support of the pastor. I was the religion teacher. Now, most students live in my area, and I see them on occasion, and at times I wish I did not because well, they ask question as to what happened at the school and I really don’t want to get into that conversation. Nevertheless, they see me and recognize me, and some even are the first to see me in this neighboorhood and most get very happy and call me out my name. I then feel some christian obligation to say hello, and some have moved on th high school but I still see them around and they are kind of anxious to tell me how good things at high school are going. What should I do in these situations in which we cross paths in the neighborhood?? Should I just ignore the, that would seem against the religion I once taught them. Why are some eager to say hello?
Many blessings and thanks for your hekp.
Many blessings and thanks for your hekp.