There's nothing wrong with a dating event, it sounds fun. However, you better hope more than 1% of attendees are called to a religious vocation, or those getting married and having children are going to have great difficulty finding priests to administer the sacraments to themselves and their families.
There's nothing wrong with a dating event, it sounds fun. However, you better hope more than 1% of attendees are called to a religious vocation, or those getting married and having children are going to have great difficulty finding priests to administer the sacraments to themselves and their families.
1% would be great! Even 0.25% (ie adjusting for women and men called to religious life but not priesthood) Catholic young people being called to the priesthood would be ~5x as many priests per Catholic in the US as now (1:2000)
There's nothing wrong with a dating event, it sounds fun. However, you better hope more than 1% of attendees are called to a religious vocation, or those getting married and having children are going to have great difficulty finding priests to administer the sacraments to themselves and their families.
1% would be great! Even 0.25% (ie adjusting for women and men called to religious life but not priesthood) Catholic young people being called to the priesthood would be ~5x as many priests per Catholic in the US as now (1:2000)