Another Irrelevent Update On My Discernment

[Deus te Amat]

Thanks Staretz... (psst... you're not old!! )

[Starets]

:hug:
I know. I am comfortably ensconced in middle age. "affectionate middle-aged fool" doesn't roll off the tongue quite so well

[hoosieranna]

Just for what it's worth worth, Mr. Old Man, I love the Benedictines. This non-Catholic knucklehead may eventually investigate becoming an oblate. Nous sommes voir.

[Deus te Amat]

[cathoholic_anonymous]

[quote name='Nadezhda' post='1414365' date='Nov 5 2007, 03:09 AM']Just for what it's worth worth, Mr. Old Man, I love the Benedictines. This non-Catholic knucklehead may eventually investigate becoming an oblate. Nous sommes voir.[/quote]

Hint: if you start participating in RCIA now you will be in good time for reception at next year's Easter Vigil.

Reception into the Church, that is, not the Benedictines specifically. One thing at a time.

[VeniteAdoremus]

[quote name='Cathoholic Anonymous' post='1414790' date='Nov 5 2007, 12:36 PM']Hint: if you start participating in RCIA now you will be in good time for reception at next year's Easter Vigil.

Reception into the Church, that is, not the Benedictines specifically. One thing at a time.[/quote]

Or you could come to Devon, so Catholic Anonymous and I can throw you in the Exe, and baptise you as soon as you're in what can be considered mortal peril. Then we'll do a slow-motion Baywatch-run (in modest clothing, of course), get you out, and cart you right over to Buckfast Abbey! Whole process should take ten minutes, tops.

(Okay, and now I'm going to give up on sugar )

[hoosieranna]

I think I'd rather go to Cheshire, be plopped in the Dee, and then go to Curzon Park if it's all the same. Thanks for the info. But seriously, I don't want to hijack. Ready, set, back on topic!

[Deus te Amat]

There was a topic?

[fiat2]

hey, this is my first time posting on this site. I was so excited when I found it! Thats so neat that u want to enter right after highschool! I was thinking about doing that to, but a Sister told me i should go to college first. My dad isnt catholic,so i know partly how u feel. My mom is pretty supportive though. When I visited some nuns for a week the one thing that helped my dad feel ok about it was that the sisters took care of neglected children, so my time thre was more like a volunteering thing that anyone might do. Well, I guess it must be a lot harder for u because you have two parents like that..........Well ttyl, God Bless!