Baseball And Nuns

[Lil'Monster]

Hahaha

[Catholicterp7]

[quote name='emmaberry' timestamp='1345438584' post='2470479']
I love the dsmmes! I would push you over to sit by them.

Everyday at 4, I make my brother and sister sit down and watch Truth In the Heart with me. Gotta love those dominicans!
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I love truth in the heart and DSMMEs and Baseball!
[quote name='EmilyAnn' timestamp='1345509809' post='2470971']
That sounds amesome! I can see it now: habits vs. civvies
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Jaja . that's brilliant!

Lil'mon I was at the game as well for the maybe fourth year in a row. It's always pretty amesome!
JMJ+

[Lil'Monster]

I was that crazy girl in the red Catholic Ninja tshirt



I was wearing my hat as you see in my avatar........

[emmaberry]

[quote name='Lil'Monster' timestamp='1345606502' post='2471755']
I was that crazy girl in the red Catholic Ninja tshirt
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I just ordered that shirt for my brother!

He is going to wear it when he starts school soon. His school is Protestant and very anti-Catholic (still better than the public schools in my area), so he should cause quite a bit of commotion. He is a trouble maker, that one.

PS: Surprisingly, his anti-Catholic school studies St Thomas Aquinas and St Augustine's writings, among other notable Catholics. The only problem is that they claim that these Saints were Protestants.

Edited August 22, 2012 by emmaberry

[Lil'Monster]

[quote name='emmaberry' timestamp='1345612443' post='2471818']
I just ordered that shirt for my brother!

He is going to wear it when he starts school soon. His school is Protestant and very anti-Catholic (still better than the public schools in my area), so he should cause quite a bit of commotion. He is a trouble maker, that one.

PS: Surprisingly, his anti-Catholic school studies St Thomas Aquinas and St Augustine's writings, among other notable Catholics. The only problem is that they claim that these Saints were Protestants.
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whoaaaaaaaaa

[Strictlyinkblot]

[quote name='emmaberry' timestamp='1345612443' post='2471818']
I just ordered that shirt for my brother!

He is going to wear it when he starts school soon. His school is Protestant and very anti-Catholic (still better than the public schools in my area), so he should cause quite a bit of commotion. He is a trouble maker, that one.

PS: Surprisingly, his anti-Catholic school studies St Thomas Aquinas and St Augustine's writings, among other notable Catholics. The only problem is that they claim that these Saints were Protestants.
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St. Patrick is often hijacked by protestants too. And St. Francis of Assisi. They like to pick and choose from their teachings.

[dominicansoul]

wow. its not like St. Thomas Aquinas didn't wear a habit and didn't belong to a Catholic Order of Preachers...

[NonNovi]

[quote name='emmaberry' timestamp='1345612443' post='2471818']
He is going to wear it when he starts school soon. His school is Protestant and very anti-Catholic (still better than the public schools in my area), so he should cause quite a bit of commotion. He is a trouble maker, that one.

PS: Surprisingly, his anti-Catholic school studies St Thomas Aquinas and St Augustine's writings, among other notable Catholics. The only problem is that they claim that these Saints were Protestants.
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Someone should make him a shirt with this

[img]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-iu_oygo7NCo/UC4TdpUSxjI/AAAAAAAAClI/MyW6s7QnEeE/s311/546301_3871945163421_1422408758_3540995_405145351_n.jpg[/img]

[Katiebobatie94]

you should totally come to Camp Veritas next summer!!

Edited August 25, 2012 by Katiebobatie94

[Lil'Monster]

[quote name='Katiebobatie94' timestamp='1345900100' post='2474048']
you should totally come to Camp Veritas next summer!!
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I SHOULDDDDD

[emmaberry]

[quote name='Strictlyinkblot' timestamp='1345803062' post='2473406']
They like to pick and choose from their teachings.
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Definitely! Of course, I can only speak for the Fundamentalists who taught me..a very small group. I am sure (or at least hope) that most know that these Saints were, indeed, Catholic.

This is why we never actually read the [i]Summa[/i]. The 'tutors' as we called them printed out select passages and put them in a binder for us students to read. Although I think we received a hardback of St Augustine's [i]Confessions[/i] to study.

In Greek 3, which was our third year of studying Biblical New Testament Greek, each student led a Bible study for the hour of class on the Greek text of a certain passage. I chose John 6. The teacher gritted his teach for a whole hour! His dentist must love him.

And don't get me started on how they said that Catholics added historically inaccurate books to the Bible!! Whew. Glad that phase of my life is over.