Honest question about Catholicism

[verothacamaro]

Well my father was Roman Catholic and my mother Jewish, growing up we celebrated both holidays and they shared with us the best of both worlds.

Wasn't really confusing, as we weren't religious, just reformed if you will.


Now since my wife is 100% jewish, and since in jewish law, you follow your mother, I just claim jewish and we will raise our kids that way.


From what I know of the Catholic side, is that the conclave is called that because in the early begnnings, they were 'locked' up for long periods of time until a decision was made.

I don't remember the longest period, but they were also denied food and drink to speed the process up because it took so long.

Im going to ask my buddy who was born in Italy and moved here at 13, he has had all the teachings and should have an idea.

Ill post his thoughts when he answers me.

I'm glad there's another Jew on CB7Tuner

I'm just happy the Pope is from Argentina (which is where I'm from).

[sombra13]

No worries toycar . It is my duty as a Catholic to inform what I know about Catholicism. So the pleasure was mine

[Ralphie]

I'm glad there's another Jew on CB7Tuner

I'm just happy the Pope is from Argentina (which is where I'm from).

Did not know you were jewish.