Whether you’re a convert of a cradle Catholic with a lot of fallen-away relatives, there’s no doubt that relating to non-Catholic family can be tricky.
Being a Catholic with an extended family of non-Catholics can cause a certain amount of friction. At Friday night dinner, no one understands why you don’t eat the pot roast. On family vacation, you cause an inconvenient schedule change because you cannot properly tour until you’ve found a Sunday Mass at the local parish. There are moral questions about how to deal with a sibling living in an irregular marriage situation, or
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