[Boagenes]

If the LCMS gets any further toward the liberal cliff, I’m joining the Catholic Church. It’ll be the only conservative, orthodox, confessional, liturgical denomination left.

[Zetman]

If the LCMS gets any further toward the liberal cliff, I’m joining the Catholic Church. It’ll be the only conservative, orthodox, confessional, liturgical denomination left.

We have biggum problems with liberals in the Catholic Church too. Beware of any Parish which says that it follows "the Spirit of Vatican II"!! That phrase is used by liberal Catholics to redefine Catholicism to be whatever they want it to be. A few years back, I finally found a more orthodox Catholic Parish, and now I make the trek there every Sunday. They do what is known most commonly as "the Old Latin Mass". I found that in the Catholic Church, Latin=Conservative, and strongly opposed to Latin=liberal (generally speaking). There are, of course, Conservative parishes which do the newer English language Mass, but one must be careful, and sometimes one must search long and hard to find them!!

Good luck !!

[Terriergal]

If the LCMS gets any further toward the liberal cliff, I’m joining the Catholic Church. It’ll be the only conservative, orthodox, confessional, liturgical denomination left.

Are you being facetious? You are, aren't you?

[Conservativegreatgrandma]

You’re kidding, right? Which Catholic church are you talking about? Do you not know about the liberalism that has crept into the Catholic church. You’re going to find far more liberalism in the Catholic church than the LCMS.

[redgolum]

Depends on where you are. On paper, yes the RCC is pretty sound. But some parish’s are down right nuts.

[bboop]

(”I’m joining the Catholic Church.”) Well, that’s what we did. Enough of all of this (and 20 years of it, in a huge variety of denominations). We just yearned for something solid that never changed, no theology by committee, etc. Aaahhhh.

[brazzaville]

Good afternoon.

Maybe you should join the Church of Boagenes. Isn't an individual's personal relationship with God more important that with any particular Church? I would think so, but what do I know.

Michael Frazier