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Re: Daughter starting Catholic pre-school
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Originally Posted by deltaguitar
Thanks for you input. I was assured over and over that they do not push the Catholic doctrine or would not encourage us to participate in their church. She also mentioned that the school was 50% protestant.
She did tell me that they say a prayer in the morning and do the thing were they touch their forehead and say, "in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost." I don't really have a problem with that. Also, I know other Baptist kids that go to the school and I know a number of people who go to church there.
I grew up in a UPC church that had a school. In fact, my parents didn't even plan to have children until the school was established. I went my whole life in the school and learned a lot about God and my whole world was in that environment. I took Pentecostal doctrine classes and we had chapel every Thursday. Some times kids even got the Holy Ghost.
The school worked though and I didn't leave the UPC until I was 27 while most of my other friends left as soon as they hit college.
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That's not bad at 50%. I guess there are just many more Catholics compared to other denominations where I live.
Our UPC church here has a "school" but there are only like 5 kids that go there, they are all just basically homeschooled with a church member that does the schooling for the parents. And, the money you have to pay is outrageous.
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