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Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve
My first wife was a Catholic. My current wife's family consists of mostly Catholics (Sicilian family), although most have renounced Catholicism and became born again Christians, as they never even opened their Bibles while Catholics. I have been to many masses over the years, celebrated the Eucharist, and studied the religion quite a bit, so I do know what I'm talking about.
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If you knew what you were talking about, then you'd know "masses" is always capitalized.
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...the vast differences between Catholicism and Christianity.
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This is an oxymoronic statement. There cannot be differences "between" Catholicism and Christianity because Catholicism is but one denomination
of Christianity. Seriously now, Steve, your ignorance of Catholicism and dare I say, Christianity, is appalling. You're sounding like many of those of the Religious Right, which is not easy for me to say, considering that I tend to be a conservative individual ideologically and socially.