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Gene wrote at 2009-10-19 20:57:11
RCIA is a practice of the new Church. I suggest finding a Traditional Catholic environment where the Traditional Latin Mass is held. With the absence of modernistic views of Priests, Deacons and lay persons, you will find yourself confined to the Traditional teachings of the Church without running into such knuckle heads. If you can't find such a place, I will be glad to help you find one. My name is Gene, and you can find my profile under Catholics, if you can't reply to this post.
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Tom Schott
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I am an ordained permanent deacon in Catholic church. Married with three children. I am able to answer questions about most aspects of our faith, from Scripture to prayer. My perspective is pastoral and progressive.
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Ordained to permanent diaconate in 1985. Parish work in hospice, RCIA, liturgy, evangelization, and adult education since then.
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