catholic church riverside

my husband and I were asked to be godparents IN the catholic religion but were not married through the catholic religion were could we find A church that is not strict around the riverside area ca.

Sorry, it's a Catholic rule that is the same everywhere. One godparent has to be a Catholic in good standing. If you are already Catholic but were not married in the church or have had it bless in the church it's not an issue. My husband and I were not married in the church and we have not had our marriage blessed.We are practicing Catholics. We were the godparents of two children baptized last Easter. If neither of you are Catholic then the parents of the child have a problem.

2008-08-24 18:56:51 by JACKIE B

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-----places between los angeles and riverside...thanks!

Most Catholic churches require you to be a parishioner for a year before getting married in that church. Don't choose a church just because the building will look nice in pictures. That is the smallest part of your day.

2008-03-31 04:38:50 by carebear227

Here is a list of various Churches and their founders... You decide who you want to follow:

Note: These are all facts.... you can research for yourself. So with that much said, would you want to follow a Church with 20-30 years of history, or one with 2000+ years...?

Lutheran - 1517 Martin Luther Germany

Anglican - 1534 Henry VIII England

Calvinist - 1555 John Calvin Switzerland

Presbyterian -1560 John Knox Scotland

Congregationalist-1582 Robert Brown Holland

Episcopalians -1789 Samuel Seabury American Colonies

Baptist -1609 John Smyth Amsterdam

Methodist Episcopal - 1739 John & Charles Wesley England

United Brethren - 1800 Philip Otterbein & Martin Boehm Maryland

Disciples of Christ - 1827 Thomas & Alexander Campbell Kentucky

Mormons - 1830 Joseph Smith New York

Salvation Army - 1865 William Booth London

Jehovah Witness - 1874 Charles Taze Russell Pennsylvania

Christian Science - 1879 Mary Baker Eddy Boston

Four-square Gospel - 1917 Aimee Semple McPherson Los Angeles

Harvest Christian - 1972 Greg Laurie Riverside, CA

Calvary Chapel - 1965 Chuck Smith Costa Mesa, CA

Saddleback Church - 1982 Rick Warren

Catholic - 33 Jesus ChristJerusalem

I'm Lutheran.

You're not going to like this, but history is what it is.

The Roman Pope started the Lutheran Church by excommunicating Martin Luther. The Council of Trent finished what the Pope began by excommunicating the rest of us. There was no intent to divide the Church, but our Lord saw fit to continue and prosper His Church without Rome and the Pope. Your current Pope, one of the foremost Luther Scholars, has expressed deep regret at Luther's excommunication.

You state the Catholics began in 33 in Jerusalem. That would be under the oversight of St. James of Jerusalem, the first Bishop, not St. Peter of Rome.

I love history.

Your friend in Christ,

Mark

2008-12-13 00:18:52 by answer4you

Church Year Established Founder Where Established

Catholic 33 Jesus Christ Jerusalem

Orthodox 1054 Schismatic Catholic
Bishops Constantinople

Lutheran 1517 Martin Luther Germany

Anabaptist 1521 Nicholas Storch &
Thomas Munzer Germany

Anglican 1534 Henry VIII England

Mennonites 1536 Menno Simons Switzerland

Calvinist 1555 John Calvin Switzerland

Presbyterian 1560 John Knox Scotland

Congregational 1582 Robert Brown Holland

Baptist 1609 John Smyth Amsterdam

Dutch Reformed 1628 Michaelis Jones New York

Congregationalist 1648 Pilgrims and Puritans Massachusetts

Quakers 1649 George Fox England

Amish 1693 Jacob Amman France

Freemasons 1717 Masons from four lodges London

Methodist 1739 John & Charles
Wesley England

Unitarian 1774 Theophilus Lindey London

Methodist Episcopal 1784 60 Preachers Baltimore, MD

Episcopalian 1789 Samuel Seabury American Colonies

United Brethren 1800 Philip Otterbein &
Martin Boehn Maryland

Disciples of Christ 1827 Thomas & Alexander
Campbell Kentucky

Mormon 1830 Joseph Smith New York

Methodist Protestant 1830 Methodist United States

Church of Christ 1836 Warren Stone &
Alexander Campbell Kentucky

Seventh Day Adventist 1844 Ellen White Washington, NH

Christadelphian (Brethren
of Christ 1844 John Thomas Richmond, VA

Salvation Army 1865 William Booth London

Holiness 1867 Methodist United States

Jehovah's Witnesses 1874 Charles Taze Russell Pennsylvania

Christian Science 1879 Mary Baker Eddy Boston

Church of God in Christ 1895 Various churches of God Arkansas

Church of Nazarene c. 1850-1900 Various religious bodies Pilot Point, TX

Pentecstal 1901 Charles F. Parkham Topeka, KS

Aglipayan 1902 Gregorio Aglipay Philippines

Assemblies of God 1914 Pentecostalism Hot Springs, AZ

Iglesia ni Christo 1914 Felix Manalo Philippines

Four-square Gospel 1917 Aimee Semple
McPherson Los Angeles, CA

United Church of Christ 1961 Reformed and
Congregationalist Philadelphia, PA

Calvary Chapel 1965 Chuck Smith Costa Mesa, CA

United Methodist 1968 Methodist and United
Brethren Dallas, TX

Born-again c. 1970s Various religious bodies United States

Harvest Christian 1972 Greg Laurie Riverside, CA

Saddleback 1982 Rick Warren California

Non-denominational c. 1990s various United States

Jehovah's Witnesses believe that their worship is a restoration of biblical Christianity, as practiced by the apostles and first century Christians. They recognize Christ himself (and the apostles to a much lesser extent) as the "foundation" of true Christian worship. Of course, the bible teaches that God Himself is the "builder".
.. ..(Isaiah 28:16) Sovereign Lord Jehovah has said: “Here I am laying as a foundation in Zion a stone, a tried stone, the precious corner of a sure foundation.
.. ..(Acts 4:10-11) Jesus Christ the Nazarene... This is ‘the stone that was treated by you builders as of no account that has become the head of the corner.’
.. ..(Revelation 21:14) The wall of the city also had twelve foundation stones, and on them the twelve names of the twelve apostles of the Lamb.
.. ..(Hebrews 11:10) the city having real foundations, the builder and maker of which city is God.


In modern times, Jehovah's Witnesses have always acknowledged that Charles Russell had a central role in re-establishing true Christianity in the 1870's. Yet Witnesses have never pretended to be followers of Charles Russell any more than they pretended to be followers of Paul or Apollos or Cephas or of ANYONE but Christ Jesus. When seven million Jehovah's Witnesses preach from door to door each month, they work to preach the "good news about the Christ".
.. ..(1 Corinthians 1:12-17) What I mean is this, that each one of you says: “I belong to Paul,” “But I to Apollos,” “But I to Cephas,” ...Paul was not impaled for you, was he? Or were you baptized in the name of Paul? ...Christ dispatched me, not to go baptizing, but to go declaring the good news

2008-05-28 13:12:53 by cashelmara

Is it a friendly place for newcomers, or is it one of those clicky shitey villages where everyone seems to be related and newcomers are viewed as outsiders?

Will I be at a disadvantage because my Irish (Gaeilge) is crap?

What is public transport like?

Is there a school there or is it a long journey?

Is there a Catholic church/chapel?

What is the crime rate like?

Can you walk along the riverside?

Is it a good place to go hillwalking?

As the 'child' I don't have a say, but I would really like to know what to expect. Any advice would be much more than welcome.

There's plenty of places to go walking. Crime rate is low. You can get down to the river. It's beautiful in summer. There's a chapel on the hill overlooking the town - it's quite big by the way! They won't notice if your Irish is crap because theirs is too! There's a school in the centre of town.

And when you are older you'll find the pubs aren't bad!

2008-01-14 14:57:05 by Wee Gillian