My mom doesn't want me to go to a Catholic school but I already got in.......? - congratulation letter for a new mother
So heres my story:
I am a Jew, thirteen. We were never very religious, but we are proud of our religion. There are several options for secondary education, where I live, but I have a test to be admitted to a private Catholic school - the results came today and gave me what I agree! = Is) But the problem is that my mother and I saw some of the documents with a letter of congratulations and a lot of things about Jesus and Catholic Christianity sent. My mother has nothing against her, but she does not think it is okay to send a young Jewish girl in a private Catholic school. . .
I really want to go here! What I say to convince my mother, her?
Friday, January 29, 2010
Congratulation Letter For A New Mother My Mom Doesn't Want Me To Go To A Catholic School But I Already Got In.......?
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ReplyDeleteWhat does that mean exactly? Do you tell people you're Jewish, but otherwise not actively practice their Jewish faith?
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Congratulations!
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Well, yes. A Catholic school tend to teach Catholic beliefs and practices, in addition to "normal" classes.
\\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ U0026lt \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ u0026lt, my mother has nothing against her but she does not think it fair to send a young Jewish girl in a private Catholic school. . .>>
Obviously, the Catholic Church has no aversion to Catholic students, when WuAP were not accepted.
In general, Catholic schools offer a better education than the public school system. That's why Catholic schools are not asking Catholics and Catholics.
It may seem odd to go to school, the religious doctrine which does not teach his own, but it is not contrary to Catholic doctrine, believe, or is against the Jewish teaching that attends a Catholic school.
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The school is a Catholic school has the right to their students on the beliefs and practices of the Catholic Church to teach, but can not and do not try to force you to believe something like that. Perhaps this fact alone is your mother will feel better.
Congratulations on being accepted into a private school!
ReplyDeleteMany non-Catholic students in Catholic schools. Probably, it would not be the only non-Catholic enrollment. And as the Catholic Church has an enormous respect for the Jewish faith - Our roots are in Judaism do, after all - I would not worry too much.
You should take your mother to ask an appointment for a counselor at a Catholic school, so his mother could not speak openly about their concerns. I am sure that the consultant will give you all the guarantees it needs.
Very often, where Catholic schools are smaller classes, better teaching - religious discipline and good.
ReplyDeleteWe are not religious, and the previous answer is exactly why I my son to Catholic school. The public school has a very bad reputation.
If you do the things religious, but am at home, saying that we forget. Not that its bad, do not think, however, their right not.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteVery often, where Catholic schools are smaller classes, better teaching - religious discipline and good. In my area, I know very few Muslim families send their daughters to Catholic school because of it.
Cheers,
Michael Kelly