[NYer]

it does reveal one thing: the structure of the Church is very important, and even though the attackers are obviously dumb as posts, they realize this, and are now turning their assaults towards the structure itself.

You got it! But there is also so much ignorance within the Church ... where does one even begin to address it all?

[netmilsmom]

>>You got it! But there is also so much ignorance within the Church ... where does one even begin to address it all? <<

In “Happy Catholic” parishes where BC is king and all this lib stuff is going on, they have two, maybe three kids, who are not educated.

In traditional parishes, where we follow the magisterium, our average is 4 with as many as 12 kids, all well educated in the Catechism and Catholic tradition.

We educate who we can and breed out the rest. Time heals all wounds.

[livius]

But there is also so much ignorance within the Church ... where does one even begin to address it all?

I think we have to teach our young as much as possible, and we have to look to history. I helped design a pilgrimage (basically, a walking tour) for a Confirmation class in our city, and I realized when we were doing this that what post-Vatican II Catholics are lacking is a knowledge of our history.

We've got to start talking about our history and tradition again, as well as about the saints that preceded us in the Faith.