I grew up Catholic. But no one in my family has ever gone to Catholic schools. So in some sense, I
guess I've missed out on a lot of Catholicism. I think I'm happy for that. I don't "get" a lot of the stuff that I learn about from Eldest's education.
guess I've missed out on a lot of Catholicism. I think I'm happy for that. I don't "get" a lot of the stuff that I learn about from Eldest's education.One example of my puzzlement is exemplified by a recent e-mail from the school:
Dear St. School Community, Join us Sunday, May 25 at 3:00 p.m. at *** Stadium for an afternoon of Eucharistic Adoration and Global Living Rosary. This will be a dynamic spiritual day! The gates will open at 2:00 p.m. Please encourage your students to wear their red St. School “Serve Day” t-shirts and find a seat under the “St. School School” banner. Brochures are available in the school office. You can also visit www.eucharisticfamilyrosary.com. Everyone is welcome!
Um . . . we're supposed to go to a major league sports stadium and pray the rosary? Why? I don't get this. Not one little bit. Today, you get a house of God.
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Huh.
Goes past anything we ever did. I remember getting invited to the cathedral on occasion for rosaries, but that's all. We had many masses at school, but generally small, by class.
Of course, I could be blocking things out. I do that sometimes.
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