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[tatsblisters 10,941]

You got me curious now pal, whats a c.o.e , is that a church of england, so protestant then, im confused.

 

What do you like about the catholic school, my children also go to a catholic school.

Yes church of england.With having two daughters and living in rotherham i did not want them going to a school with a large number of muslim pupils tha catholic school has fewer muslim pupils.

[j j m 6,611]

I my self dont but on a sunday morning in gateshead I see a good turn out,just thought id ask

[*The*Field*Marshall* 674]

Yes - morning and evening J

 

If you go and feel condemned, then the chances are you are not in a "church" church is commonly misunderstood to be a building, the church is in fact a gathering of people who are meeting in the name Christ. "Chapel" would be more apt. Chapel folk are largely not Christian, I call them God botherers, they do what they want 6 days a week and turn up to bother God on a Sunday! The sad fact is the large majority of you have probably never been near a church, in the true sense of the word.

[Francie 6,368]

Yes - morning and evening J

 

If you go and feel condemned, then the chances are you are not in a "church" church is commonly misunderstood to be a building, the church is in fact a gathering of people who are meeting in the name Christ. "Chapel" would be more apt. Chapel folk are largely not Christian, I call them God botherers, they do what they want 6 days a week and turn up to bother God on a Sunday! The sad fact is the large majority of you have probably never been near a church, in the true sense of the word.

Correct

[nans pat 2,575]

no....to sick with drink on a sunday morning to go anywere,

[Francie 6,368]

 

An atheist going to church, how will going to church help get his daughter into a school accip.

Just curious pal

A catholic school mate, to be fair it's rated as a very good school in their area......& as you can imagine in London, the pressure is high to get your kids in a decent school.

My wife has just informed me they've stopped going to church now, cos she's in the school they wanted........I do know they met a few other couples at church doing the same thing haha.....

Thanks for your reply, but thats not very honest pal, so it was a chapel then, an the child will be taught about, God an jesus, so the haha ight backfire, just a thought

 

To fix my first post, i was referri.g to a chapel, not church

Edited May 31, 2015 by Francie

[Francie 6,368]

 

 

You got me curious now pal, whats a c.o.e , is that a church of england, so protestant then, im confused.

 

What do you like about the catholic school, my children also go to a catholic school.

Yes church of england.With having two daughters and living in rotherham i did not want them going to a school with a large number of muslim pupils tha catholic school has fewer muslim pupils.

Thanks for the reply , do you or your family practise your faith,

[darbo 4,779]

i started catholic school in 1969 . religion was a big part of school life. you make your own choices in life. i dont go to church these days but my wife does she feels the need to do so.

[Accip74 7,112]

 

 

An atheist going to church, how will going to church help get his daughter into a school accip.

Just curious pal

A catholic school mate, to be fair it's rated as a very good school in their area......& as you can imagine in London, the pressure is high to get your kids in a decent school.

My wife has just informed me they've stopped going to church now, cos she's in the school they wanted........I do know they met a few other couples at church doing the same thing haha.....

Thanks for your reply, but thats not very honest pal, so it was a chapel then, an the child will be taught about, God an jesus, so the haha ight backfire, just a thought

To fix my first post, i was referri.g to a chapel, not church

Sorry I misinterpreted to your reply, yes your quite right, it wasn't very honest & yes she will no doubt be getting religious study, but doesn't everyone at school? Edited May 31, 2015 by Accip74

[Blackbriar 8,569]

 

An atheist going to church, how will going to church help get his daughter into a school accip.

Just curious pal

 

My daughter did the same in having my grandkids christend as it was one of the conditions that helped in getting them in the local catholic school.

My first wife had a brother who lived with his girlfriend. When they had their lad, they didn't want to get married, but wanted him to go to the good Catholic school nearby. They start attending services etc but realised they would come unstuck by not being married. So she changed her surname by deed poll to match his !

[Francie 6,368]

 

 

 

An atheist going to church, how will going to church help get his daughter into a school accip.

Just curious pal

A catholic school mate, to be fair it's rated as a very good school in their area......& as you can imagine in London, the pressure is high to get your kids in a decent school.

My wife has just informed me they've stopped going to church now, cos she's in the school they wanted........I do know they met a few other couples at church doing the same thing haha.....

Thanks for your reply, but thats not very honest pal, so it was a chapel then, an the child will be taught about, God an jesus, so the haha ight backfire, just a thought

To fix my first post, i was referri.g to a chapel, not church

Not very honest??? I was only telling you what they did.......church/chapel makes no odds to me, but the outcome is the same.

Not you the school thing, no malice intended mate, i apolagise

[Accip74 7,112]

 

 

 

 

An atheist going to church, how will going to church help get his daughter into a school accip.

Just curious pal

A catholic school mate, to be fair it's rated as a very good school in their area......& as you can imagine in London, the pressure is high to get your kids in a decent school.

My wife has just informed me they've stopped going to church now, cos she's in the school they wanted........I do know they met a few other couples at church doing the same thing haha.....

Thanks for your reply, but thats not very honest pal, so it was a chapel then, an the child will be taught about, God an jesus, so the haha ight backfire, just a thought

To fix my first post, i was referri.g to a chapel, not church

Not very honest??? I was only telling you what they did.......church/chapel makes no odds to me, but the outcome is the same.

Not you the school thing, no malice intended mate, i apolagise

Haha yeh I just realised......me being dumb!

[BGD 6,437]

I've never been on a Sunday...

 

Well it wouldn't be the smartest time to take the lead off the roof would it?

Edited May 31, 2015 by BGD

[peterhunter86 8,627]

I believe in god but fook going to church so some kiddie fiddling cnut looks down his nose at you from the alter

[tatsblisters 10,941]

 

 

You got me curious now pal, whats a c.o.e , is that a church of england, so protestant then, im confused.

 

What do you like about the catholic school, my children also go to a catholic school.

Yes church of england.With having two daughters and living in rotherham i did not want them going to a school with a large number of muslim pupils tha catholic school has fewer muslim pupils.

Thanks for the reply , do you or your family practise your faith,

 

No since the death of a child we have no belief in a religouse faith.