When my husband and I were married he decided to become Lutheran. He was raised Catholic, but there were some things he just didn't agree with, and since I was Lutheran, it was an obvious change. Now 37 years later and 4 grown children, the three that are married, married into the Catholic faith because their partners were Catholic. It is not a problem in any way for us, as long as they are Christians, go to church and raise their children with a belief in the grace of God. I love my son in law and daughters in laws to death. I couldn't have picked better mates for our children, actually they are young adults.
We celebrated our youngest grand child's Baptism a few weeks ago, (Christening). It was a wonderful celebration. I just wish one thing, that they would teach pasters, any religion mind you, how to speak in public. How to make a sermon interesting, hold your attention, and motivate you to be a better person. When someone speaks in a low quiet monotone, it isn't good. And now I am going to be a better person and talk about it again! And now some pictures....
Daughter, Son in law, God father ( # 4 son ) and God mother, his wife.
The Baptism, God bless Ryan!
Daughter, son in law and our three grand kids. Megan was a little disappointed that Ryan was a boy. She said to me one time, "Nonna, I don't know how I am going to handle it with 2 brothers." Pretty funny, now she just loves him to death! Connor of course loves having a little brother.
The hubby, me and the family!
Son in law and his parents.
Party time! Hubby, daughter in law with # 4 son & # 3 son.
Son in law's family, and one of their little ones.
Daughter, niece, Ryan, # 1 son's girlfriend and # 3 son's wife.
More family, sister in laws & niece.
Brother in laws and niece.
Who are all these crazy people?
It was a wonderful day spending time with family!
Susan