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Love102609
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Hello I’m obviously a new member. I’d like to introduce myself,but also ask some questions.
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I've been Catholic for almost two years. My dad came back to the Church,and brought the family back to the faith. I'm living in Chania,Greece because of my dad's job. It's my senior year,and I'm attending a Catholic private school online. I'm taking some interesting classes such as apologetics,saints,ect. I got alot more interested in The Church and its teaching prior to starting my senior year. But my questions are more about the Churches dark past. When did the church start having major corruption with in? What about indulgences being mis used? As described by Martin Luther. Known Popes for not so christainly things? Crusades being "un christianly"?
I know information about those questions,but I'm looking for more detailed information on it. I'm sure most members on here are alot older so please give a bit of wisdom. I would ask my priest,but father peter's english isn't the easiest to understand. Not to go off topic,but before we moved we lived in Georgia...so imagine being a Catholic in southern public school. I have many friends who are baptist,non denomanational,atheist,agnostic,and many others. I usually get messed with by my friends for being Catholic,but it's all harmless. But from strangers or people who hardly know me it's shocking to them for me being Catholic. My American History teacher laughed cause a student made a priest molesting children joke. The same teacher went on a rant about the Church helping out Nazis escape the war. I've studied up on it,but is any of it completely true? I've studied up on the church is sex scandles. But on most statistics or any un biased information it shows Protestant churches have a bigger problem with it. I'm sorry if I'm rambling on,but I would just like some information on all the churches bad spot light.
I'm going to start my Apologetics class in a few weeks. I just want to be able defend my faith better. Thanks for giving me the time. I would like to hear from non Catholics also.