What Are You?

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I’m adopted, so I don’t really know, but my mom is irish/scottish and my dad was pure italian. My step-dad is welsh and french.
 
I like Raphaela am adopted, but I do know about the nationality of my biological parents. My mother was an Ashkenazi Jewish woman of Polish ancestry and my father was Irish. My husband’s family are Polish and Portugese. Like myself he has Jewish roots but from the Sephardic tradition. We are both members of the Association for Hebrew Catholics - there are quite a few of us out there.
 
I wrote other. I am Polish about 93.75%. I am not Caucasian because I have no ancestors from the Causcas mountains of Southern Russia,northern Iran,Armenia,Georgia or Azerbaijan.
 
race: human (on my better days)
ethnicity: German and English, and the worst half of each
nationality: I’m from Detroit, you got a problem with that?
 
I am Australian. My parents are English. My father is catholic, my mother is Anglican. My paternal grandfather is English, my paternal grandmother is Dutch. Both my maternal grandparents are English. Sue.
 
I am Italian/English/Irish/German I was told when I was an evangelical that it was sacreligious to be an Italian and not be Catholic…I guess I took it to heart. 👍
 
I’m half Mexican: my dad is a first-generation Mexican-American. My grandfather was a naturalized US citizen (came here in his teens), my grandmother remained a Mexican citizen and had to renew her green card yearly.

My other half: Caucasian mutt. My mom is a mix of English, Irish, Scottish, Dutch, and German.
 
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Hi, I was talking to a friend of mine and she commented that, “Only people from Latin America are Catholic”. Then i said,“No i’ve seen many anglo, and african americans who are catholic”. So my question is, to prove a point to her, is what nationallity are you
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To help prove your point, the fact that my best friend is both a Vietnamese immigrant/ naturalized US citizen and a very devout Catholic (extremely devoted to the Blessed Mother) just popped into my head. Her entire family is Catholic as well.

Also, at my parish we have several Filipino families, a growing number of African-American families, and even some Arabic families. Due to community demographics, it’s still mostly Irish/Italian/Polish.
 
I was born in Chicago but both my parents are from Croatia.(Former Yugoslavia). I am first generation and very proud of that.

Mary
 
I’m an American as well and my ethnic background only consists of Irish. My grandparents and mother are from Ireland, hence my name. You gotta love Irish Catholics! 👍

Shamus:)
 
not really any color, sort of transparent, light on my feet… get my chains caught on the furniture… ok, i’ve revealed too much already :eek: … Peace 👍
 
Nationality – American

Ethnicity – Irish-American homesteading family of Colorado

Race – 75% Gaelic Irish and 25% Norman Irish: County Armagh/Monaghan border on my paternal-paternal side (MacGoff): County Dublin on my maternal-paternal side (Hyde); and County Antrim on my maternal-paternal side (Miskelly [MacScally]): County Clare on my maternal-maternal side (O’Connell)

Faith – Catholic Christian (Currently Roman)
 
Mutt!

Half German(Born in Ansbach), and Half what ever jumped the fence!!! 😉 😃
 
Reservation born, card carrying enrolled and casino check cashing Cherokee Indian. 😛

My mom’s people were Irish, German and English.

dream wanderer
 
I am Viet…was born there…came over to the US when I was two years old.
 
I am Czechoslovakian, English, Irish, and Scottish (by way of New Zealand). In other words American, and always proud of it .
 
I’m filipino. mother and father are catholic. grandparents on both sides are catholic. everyone is catholic except for my wife and sister-in-law. praying everyday that my wife will come home to mother church.
 
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