Limerent Object (parts 31-35)
We catholics, we are so good at that. we're so good at picking the embarrassing things and hanging them up on the wall, admiring them, and then inviting others to share in the embarrassment with us. our confessors are the witnesses to our shame.
The Orphan and the Priest Chapter 2
He claimed he like his warm, plush belly; and that he was proud to be catholic. a few days later, he took a bold step saying that he trusted me. he told me that he wanted to enter a national food-eating competition.
Limerent Object (parts 21-25)
# 21 Boise is much as I remember it. Sprawling, flat. The trip up I-84 is familiar enough to tug loose memories from when my parents would take me up every few months to see a specialist, 1 only now there are far more billboards and what used to be...
Love & Faith Chapter 1: The Tag
A devoted catholic, a gay activist, or a normal social teen, i couldn't choose much less keep up with these new developments in my life. it was so difficult, to choose between a new life, open and free, or my old life, slave to what others wanted.
Limerent Object (parts 6-10)
I was catholic, she was not. on that point, we were immiscible, and at the time, i had no problem with it. i don't know why the memory of this lunch in particular sticks out to me, though. it was just us, there.
Limerent Object (part 36-40)
Do we have a long and occasionally heated process of discernment to decide whether or not she is okay with a catholic wedding? and oh yes, the church. do we find our own unique way to agree to disagree?
Feeding Time
I'm not anglican; i'm catholic." "catholic? like the pope?" "right. still though, nice observational skills." "thanks. this picture in between them is really nice. is this your family?"
Limerent Object (parts 16-20)
Sense that i ought to attach just about anything to do with this current task of journaling to the journal itself), here's what i wound up writing: > before i set about the task of working toward my current career, i was on the path to becoming a catholic
The Blessing and The Curse - Part 14
My parents both grew up in very staunchly catholic homes. they had me baptised as a catholic when i was young, but we never got around to having a confirmation or my first communion.
Limerent Object (parts 26-30)
We catholics are so good at repression, are we not? there's nothing to be had but friendship, and i can aim for that, at least.
The Leaves of Fall Act 1: Co-Conspirators (Part 1)
That's how those catholic girls are." \>"ew, dude. i don't wanna think about that." “no, look." you point to the top of your head where your horns would be “horny. see?"
Revealed: Chapter 11
Grew up in wisconsin to two irish catholics. in my opinion, irish catholics are the worse than normal catholics. a person can convert to catholicism, but the irish have it in their blood.