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Meet and Greet #57
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May 28, '10, 4:17 pm
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Re: Meet and Greet #56
Hello! I'm Jeanine and am a 36-year-old Catholic in the SE United States. I was baptized Catholic as a baby and could not imagine another Christian path (even though I know that, technically, all paths lead to God).
Blessings....Jeanine
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May 28, '10, 4:19 pm
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Re: Meet and Greet #56
Thank you for letting me be a member. I look forward to learning from this site! Sometimes it is embarrassing to ask someone face to face certain questions.
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May 28, '10, 4:33 pm
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Re: Meet and Greet #56
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Hello! I'm Jeanine and am a 36-year-old Catholic in the SE United States. I was baptized Catholic as a baby and could not imagine another Christian path (even though I know that, technically, all paths lead to God).
Blessings....Jeanine
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Greetings Jeanine!!! 
We are glad you are here with us at Catholic Answers Forums - and are already joining in the discussions!!! We invite you to continue to share and to grow with us in faith!!! 
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Re: Meet and Greet #56
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Thank you for letting me be a member. I look forward to learning from this site! Sometimes it is embarrassing to ask someone face to face certain questions.
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Hello MrShelferich!!! 
Yes, you are anonymous here - and you can ask some of those questions!!! We invite you to look around and to join in with us at CAF!!! 
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May 28, '10, 6:01 pm
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Re: Meet and Greet #56
Hi! Thanks in advance for all the help I'm sure I'll gain through this forum.
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May 28, '10, 6:05 pm
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Hi! Thanks in advance for all the help I'm sure I'll gain through this forum.
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Hello FreshmanSaint!!! 
We are glad you are here!!! (Just wondering if you will have to have a new name each year in school - so SophomoreSaint next year  )
We invite you to look around and to join in and share with us here at CAF!!! 
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May 28, '10, 6:16 pm
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Re: Meet and Greet #56
Hey Howdy! Nice to be apart of the discussion.
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May 28, '10, 7:50 pm
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Re: Meet and Greet #56
As a Cradle Catholic, I haven't always been the best at explaining the Caholic faith. I lived in North Carolina and Virginia for several years and met dozens of Fundamentalists. They got me into the habit of suggesting good Catholic books that answer basic questions that many non-Catholics have about the faith. I strongly recommend anything written by Dr. Scott Hahn. He has been able to explain some of the deepest subjects so well that even I can understand them! Check out Dr. Hahn's two books - "The Lamb's Supper", and "Hail, Holy Queen". Excellent easy reading on the Mass, and the Blessed Mother!
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May 28, '10, 7:56 pm
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Re: Meet and Greet #56
i want to say hi to all my friends and i want to say iam new catholic and very excited to get more answers God Bless all
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May 28, '10, 8:02 pm
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Re: Meet and Greet #56
Hello! My name is Daniel and it is a pleasure to be a new member of this forum. I am married to Mary and we have a 10-year-old son, Sean. We moved to Azusa, CA recently after having lived in Pasadena, CA. I still work in Pasadena as the Financial Manager of the California-Pacific United Methodist Foundation (I'm the token Catholic...ha!) I am a convert, having been a Catholic for 10 years now. It is the best decision I've made!
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May 28, '10, 8:06 pm
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Re: Meet and Greet #56
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Hey Howdy! Nice to be apart of the discussion.
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Hey CapitanFantasma!!! 
Welcome - and ... now you can be a part of the discussions!!! We invite you to join here at CAF!!!
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Re: Meet and Greet #56
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Originally Posted by kennethf
As a Cradle Catholic, I haven't always been the best at explaining the Caholic faith. I lived in North Carolina and Virginia for several years and met dozens of Fundamentalists. They got me into the habit of suggesting good Catholic books that answer basic questions that many non-Catholics have about the faith. I strongly recommend anything written by Dr. Scott Hahn. He has been able to explain some of the deepest subjects so well that even I can understand them! Check out Dr. Hahn's two books - "The Lamb's Supper", and "Hail, Holy Queen". Excellent easy reading on the Mass, and the Blessed Mother!
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Hi Kenneth!!! 
Thank you for sharing!!! Yes, we need to be ready to defend our beliefs!! 
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Re: Meet and Greet #56
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i want to say hi to all my friends and i want to say iam new catholic and very excited to get more answers God Bless all
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Hello Miss Bonnie!!!
Welcome to Catholic Answers Forums - and to the Catholic Church!!! 
We are glad you are here - to learn and grow in your new Catholic faith!!! We invite you to look around, find topics that interest you and grow with us here!!! 
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Re: Meet and Greet #56
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Originally Posted by Daniel9
Hello! My name is Daniel and it is a pleasure to be a new member of this forum. I am married to Mary and we have a 10-year-old son, Sean. We moved to Azusa, CA recently after having lived in Pasadena, CA. I still work in Pasadena as the Financial Manager of the California-Pacific United Methodist Foundation (I'm the token Catholic...ha!) I am a convert, having been a Catholic for 10 years now. It is the best decision I've made!
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Hi Daniel!!! 
Thank you for joining us here at Catholic Answers Forums!!! 
There are many of us converts here - growing in our faith, learning more and becoming closer to God - and we invite you to join in!!!! 
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