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zoey deutch, bisexual, cisgender female + she/her â hey look, itâs avery bloom ! theyâre twenty-six years old, theyâve lived in shrike heights for all their life, and theyâre currently working at duchess jewellers and shrike broadcasting station. i heard theyâre pretty unpredictable, but i think theyâre so driven at the same time. can they make it out alive? || ariluz, 28, they/them, est
I have a question about catholicism. So, my family is from portugal and my grandpa is of course, Catholic. I once had a conversation with him in which he said "we are Catholic" as if I have no choice in it. I have seen a couple of people say that being Catholic is similar to being Jewish because if your family is Catholic you are Catholic by birth. True or false?
Hey! I think different people probably have different opinions about this one. I also may not word this super great so if anyone wants to swoop in and add more info, please do.
First off, I do not think this question of being âborn Catholicâ is exactly the same as being born Jewish -- when that is said of Judaism, itâs about Jewish people as an ethnic group. Catholics are not an ethnic group -- rather, we come from a whole bunch of different ethnicities & cultures!Â
What is going on here, then, is that many times, those cultures have been so influenced by Catholicism that members of the culture may talk of being â__â Catholic (Portuguese Catholic, or Irish Catholic, or Latine Catholic, or Ethiopian Catholic, etc.) as being a culture...in itself?* Something like that.Â
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I think that the question of whether one is Catholic âby birthâ or âby choiceâ is contextual -- many of us are born into a Catholic family, who usually get us baptized as infants -- and once baptized, we are indeed considered part of the Catholic Church âforever.âÂ
But, Catholicism also offers each person the chance to claim the Catholic faith for themselves once theyâve reached an age at which they can make that choice on their own -- thatâs why the Sacrament of Confirmation exists (something that in the US at least usually takes place when oneâs in 8th grade).Â
So while your family chose Catholicism for you as an infant, that does not mean you have âno choice inâ being Catholic now that you are old enough to choose for yourself -- you can say no to embracing Catholicism as a faith.
And you have a choice whether to identify as culturally Catholic as well. You donât have to claim that identity if you donât feel like Catholicism is part of your cultural experience. But if you do feel like parts of your culture / how you experience family life has been shaped by Catholicism, calling yourself culturally Catholic makes total sense to me.
According to the Pew Research Center, a good number of people consider themselves Culturally Catholic, even if spiritually they belong to a different or no religion:Â
âMost of these cultural Catholics (62%) say that for them personally, being Catholic is mainly a matter of ancestry and/or culture (rather than religion). But majorities also point to religious beliefs and teachings as key parts of their Catholic identity. For example, 60% of cultural Catholics say that having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ is essential to what being Catholic means to them. Likewise, 57% say the same about believing in Jesusâ resurrection. A similar share (59%) say that working to help the poor and needy is essential to their Catholicism.â
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*To offer a couple examples that show how for a lot of people, culture and Catholicism are pretty tightly intertwined:
I recently interviewed a Latina Catholic trans woman for my podcast (epâs not out yet) who talked about how for her, the way she participates in community when she visits her hometown in Peru is largely through Catholic feast days and church events and the like. Even members of the community who arenât Super Devout participate in these events, because itâs how they connect to the community at large. .
For another example, thereâs my family -- we are Irish Catholic in heritage. And as a white middle class US citizen, one reason I really love being Irish Catholic is it is the only bit of my heritage to somewhat survive assimilation into the white American âmelting pot.â I have other ancestors from other countries, but their traditions have not survived into my family today, sadly. My family -- including our atheist / agnostic members -- still connects to our Irish heritage through Catholicism: a lot of our names are Irish (tho often âAmericanizedâ versions of the Irish name); weâve got St. Brigidâs cross (sheâs an Irish Saint) above every bedroom door; we celebrate St. Patrickâs Day; when I was a kid weâd sometimes go to Irish dancing events; and at church we would pray and sing Irish hymns, etc.
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ljfdalfjlkajfdlak okay so content warning for a yucky transphobic racist dudeâs crap....plus this comment on a youtube vid of mine shouldnât have amused me so much BUT alas, this comment amused me So Much:
[id: comment reading âCan't say I put much faith in the 'preaching' of a young boy? girl? gay? who has an AOC poster in the background and talks in circles. Amazing how this 'kid' used Scripture out of context to support his? her? BLM agenda. Sick. Don't be fooled.â / end id]
The fact that my AOC poster was part of his critique of my video because he has nothing better to critique....the fact that he thinks iâm a child when iâm 26 and have a Master of Divinity under my belt.......tbh the most hurtful part of his critique is that i âtalk in circlesâ -- do i? maybe? i try to be as clear and coherent as possible and that means repeating and rewording things a lot (hashtag autistic problems)
but yeah anyway this shitty person made me feel very Hashtag Valid when it comes to how The Cis are Perceiving Me In The Wild so itâs time to reference this melanie gillman comic:
[image: a three panel comic by melanie gillman titled âwhat are you??â First panel is captioned, âFlustered confusion is the closest I get to being gendered correctly in the wildâ with a drawing of a barista handing the narrator a coffee and saying âsir -- no, maâam.â Next panel is captioned âso I try to enjoy it as best I canâ and shows the narrator being addressed by an older man saying âmaâam -- uh, sir?â Final panel shows the narrator with sunglasses on wearing a party hat and blowing a party blower adding a tally mark to a wall labeled âcis people confused todayâ / end id]

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Nations are at war and itâs been said Avery of Scotland has taken a stand. He is 21 years old and serve as Nephew to the Scottish Governor . They are known to be loyal but also jealous. With the world at war, this revolutionary is deciding what moves to make next. Where those moves take them? Only fate can decide. Portrayed by Henrik Holm, male. Penned by Katie, EST 22 she/hers.