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ButterflyBlood

(12,644 posts)

7. No I am not Catholic. Period.

Reply to Speck Tater (Reply #2)

Sat Jul 7, 2012, 12:58 AM

Jul 2012

I quit and I am no more Catholic than someone who has never set foot in a Catholic church. I have absolutely no connection to the church, haven't been to a Mass since high school (so almost a decade) and was even baptized again in my new church a few months ago. It's an organization of no relevance to me. "Recovering Catholic" implies I have something to recover from. I've recovered, and I'm done.

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Mormons quit church in mass resignation ceremony (Catholics, you need to pay attention here) [View all] cleanhippie Jul 2012 OP

Dupe (without editorial comments aimed at other members) cbayer Jul 2012 #1

This is a discussion board, not a news aggregate, editorial comments are what this place is about. cleanhippie Jul 2012 #5

Catholics can't quit. They go to hell if they do. Speck Tater Jul 2012 #2

Well, given the weather we're experiencing, how much hotter can hell be?? But....... Siwsan Jul 2012 #3

ROFL, love the first line there. Lionessa Jul 2012 #4

No I am not Catholic. Period. ButterflyBlood Jul 2012 #7

No argument here, I already quit well over a decade ago ButterflyBlood Jul 2012 #6