@XBrittanyDukeX I lived through this, sat in those rooms, had those dr apts I heard everything, I had diagnosis after diagnosis thrown at me, & I still chose not to murder my child. I now have a beautiful thriving daughter who also has Down syndrome. It’s not hateful to say eugenics is wrong.
@McJuggerNuggets “I need them to hear something different
You are not a glitch
You are not a mistake
You are not less valuable because you learn differently, need more support, or face medical challenges
Your life has worth
Your life has purpose
And your life is worthy of being celebrated”
@janeX4L Uh, no. we didn’t brush anything off. We knew he meant the left and we tried to get him to wear a bullet proof vest on campus stops and to only do indoors events. He refused.
@breeadail@RealCandaceO 4- be missed deadlines by parish admin etc. finally I’d like to note that both you and Candace have been very uncharitable in your dealings on Twitter and bleeding this out to other Catholic daily wire folks is really unnecessary and very low.
@breeadail@RealCandaceO 3- receiving it as soon as possible there are a million different reasons why it could have been delayed, paperwork, instruction, if a priest feels she is not ready or if she feels she is not ready, also just basic admin where bishops are sometimes unavailable to baptize, could
@breeadail@RealCandaceO 2- when beginning rcia she could have submitted paperwork for them to determine if her baptism was ever valid if she was baptized as a baby etc. or if she got baptized she would need to receive formal instruction before being confirmed. While YES the catechism is correct on
@breeadail@RealCandaceO 1- Not here to argue because I could care less, I just want to educate. Everything is very dependent on RCIA and church/pastoral leaders. While you are correct about the catechism teachings there is no way to know without her telling us what really happend.