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(No percent sign on this stupid iPad.). I think that is a very intelligent answer. I don’t agree with everything in my faith either but it comes closer to what I believe than any other religion.
Mom was not Catholic so we were raised that way until he died when I was 11. I then became a Lutheran. I will say catechism prepared me well for my confirmation. :0)
Gabi lie to her child’s grandmother, lol. More tension on whether she’d accidently spill the beans that Will was the father and it was a huge boo-boo? lol You know it’ll come out at some point, the only question is when!
In my day, 48 years ago, they were called preCana conferences and were held in a group on certain Sundays during the year, not individual couple-to-couple. Anyone know if they are held this way in these times?
it’s on the 3rd page of the keyboard. If you look at your keyboard, the 1st page has letters, if you click on the section (bottom left) you see numbers – click on that you get numbers, and if you click on that same spot from the numbers page you will see the % sign on the keyboard along with other less used items. To get back to the beginning keyboard, just push that button again.
couples the parish has scheduled for marriages. I do believe that there is still individual interaction between the couple and the priest when there are mitigating circumstances like Gaby and Nick.
When I went through PreCana in the early 80’s it wasn’t done by the parish but we were given a list of different classes that were going on in Chicago and we picked the one that fit into our schedule. We had to go for a full weekend, 4-6 hours a day. Other classes met one day a week but all were group classes. There was a priest there but he wasn’t one from our church and a couple who taught most of the classes.
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