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January 21, 2005 at 5:00 am #957
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InactiveHi everyone this is Andrew saying “goodday” from Sydney, Australia!
Very glad to have found this forum!
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January 21, 2005 at 6:00 am #3671About Catholics Team
KeymasterWelcome, Andoru. It’s been a while since someone from Australia has registered, but there are a few other people on the board that are from down under.
Tell us a little about yourself – do you have a family? What are your hobbies? Have you been Catholic all your life?
Cheers!
-Jon
January 21, 2005 at 6:32 am #3674Anonymous
InactiveHmm a little biography eh? No worries!
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I’m 28 (sigh). I’m not a born Catholic (due to chinese parents with buddhism backgrounds). Fortunately, as a primary school kid, my aunt (who was educated in catholic schools) brought me to Sunday school for a while – and that’s how I first found Christianity. Unfortunately, it didn’t last due to my grandparents’ protests I believe.
In 1990, after a not so pleasant first year in high school, my father (on advice from friends), decided to put me in a catholic school in Singapore dedicated to the Virgin Mary. I started going to mass and learning cathecism from a brother. I started RCIA in 1992 and wasn’t able to complete the course as I’ve finished high school and was about to move to Melbourne, Australia. That brother wrote me a letter signed by the parish priest, and with the help of some catholic friends, I was baptised (and confirmed) on March 6th 1993 in Melbourne. I was just 16 then.
My father was actually taught by methodists in his youth. Though not baptised, he once told me that he believes in Jesus. All of my 3 sisters are baptised christians.
My girlfriend is Catholic too and we enjoy visiting the many churches in our area. In case he’s reading this, I just want to say that “Father Peter Quin, you rock!!”.
Besides being a catholic for life, the other thing which I do for life is kendo, but we shall not get in there.
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Thank you so much for creating this forum, dear administrators. It’s a great way to share and to praise!
January 24, 2005 at 5:24 am #3682About Catholics Team
KeymasterAndoru,
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Sorry I didn’t reply quicker, but I went out of town this weekend on a ski trip with my youth. It was the first time I ever snowboarded!
So, why don’t you want to talk about kendo?
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