This ain't rape...it's every teenage boy's dream come true.
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Catholic Teacher 69s
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You have to feel sorry for the "victim" of this terrible crime. We never had teachers worth a second look.
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How could she do such a thing to a statue!
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I'll bet the priest running the confessional was quite amused.
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On Tue, 21 Oct 2014 19:45:09 -0400, Buck wrote in
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You don't have to be Catholic to teacher or attend a Catholic school...sorry to ruin it for you crotch jockeys.
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Yes, but after 12 years of Catholic school,from what I've seen 99.99% of them are.
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+1 It was heterosexual, an unacceptable anomaly in a real Catholic School. I'd guess she was Wicca. []'s
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That is a strong allegation with nothing to back it up. I should interview her to find out. I'll conduct the interview on neutral ground, say, the Holiday Inn.
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I don't have numbers...but yours' are obviously biased. Non -Catholic teachers and lay teachers (no pun intended) would undoubtedly be 10 to 20% of the staff teachers. Students in the 3 to 5%...and yes I'm guessing too!
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In our grammar school, we had 0% non catholic students. In high school, out of 3200 student I knew of one. Can't be sure about the teachers, but back them Catholic schools did not pay well so they had to be dedicated.
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This site says non-Catholics are 16.4%...may be things have changed?
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Makes a lot of sense Public schools i many cities are downright terrible so you step up for the cost of tuition.
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Back in the day (c mid '50's) that 0% figure was likely correct. Remember back then the mantra of the nuns. We were told we shouldn't associate with the non-Catholic kids since they would be going to hell anyway and why get sucked in.
I think of that parochial (no pun intended) attitude whenever the topic of those "nasty Muslims" comes up.
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On Thursday, October 23, 2014 6:51:36 AM UTC-5, Unquestionably Confused wro te:
I was in Catholic grammar school at the same time and have to say it was th e best formation and grounding of fundamentals I could have had. This was a large parish near Chicago...I saw nothing of any cruelty people talk about . And yes, all our teacher were nuns (except our once a week art teacher).
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On 10/23/2014 4:35 PM, BenDarrenBach wrote: \
The nuns were strict but not cruel. I got a good education that made my life a good one. From what I understand of today's schools, some parent may consider it cruel.