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harumph

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9. I saw it too. Non-practicing Catholic here.

Reply to Baitball Blogger (Original post)

Tue Apr 14, 2026, 03:28 PM

10 hrs ago

Back then I told my very conservative BIL that Catholics would rue the day they jumped in bed with evangelicals. Mass in the 90s became more about abortion than anything else, and homilies were dumbed down. I was like okay.., if you are opposed to abortion - don't have one - but refrain from judgement. Despite the very generous and kind people in the parish - at some point enough was enough.

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One of the most uncomfortable political shifts I observed in the nineties... [View all] Baitball Blogger 12 hrs ago OP

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I tend to agree.... Tbone421 11 hrs ago #6

It wasn't by accident... regnaD kciN 10 hrs ago #7

That's a nice synopsis of what caused the historical shift. Baitball Blogger 10 hrs ago #10

Agreed Prairie Gates 10 hrs ago #8

I saw it too. Non-practicing Catholic here. harumph 10 hrs ago #9

As a Lutheran PCB66 9 hrs ago #11