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maybe I was a Catholic? Feeling

Yes, I was a Catholic.
I was born into a family of Christian and Catholic extraction. I was baptized and confirmed chatechetizzato.
The problem was not my or may not be Christian.
Rather, the problem was that I lived among Christians who were not Christians.
If he had lived among true Christians, true Catholics probably Now a lot of things would be different.

My family has always been Catholic, but Christian only in name: like many others. My father did not attend religious services, even my mother. Perhaps at Easter, perhaps at Christmas. Certainly at the funeral. But we must not be believers and Catholics to make a tribute to the deceased.

Within my family (parents, uncles, cousins, etc ...) there was not even the idea that what we did was religious.
It 'something that has always fascinated me in its logical absurdity.
In my country (I come from a small town in Sardinia) Christian people are out of boredom or laziness.
anyone because he has better things to do, mostly because the dish is ready in the restaurant. Why strive to seek a spiritual path that is valid per se? Why even bother to deepen their own religion?

All reduced to a purely cultural thing.
The phrase that sums it all is: WHY 'AND' COSI '!
The ne plus ultra of indifference.

I was a Catholic, I was. I even walked the paths of active participation.
I can honestly say that I lived as a Catholic case for few years. Maybe 2 or maybe 3.

Then simply that religion, as proposed and interpreted by the figures that I knew, did not give me the spiritual answers I was looking for.
I gave spiritual comfort I was looking for.
Only more questions about life and about me.

ego. I can proudly say that he was a Catholic.
I know because I was, I know which route this time was a member.

do not know many Catholics. Many do not even know what is the difference between Catholics and non-Catholic Christians.
Many do not even know what are the foundations of that which they say is their religion.
Pathetic.

I have deep respect for all Catholics. I know someone, wonderful people. How marvelous are all the people who go down into the depths of things and who reject the hypocrisy.
People who adhere to a faith or a creed for passion, for transportation or for analysis. Or are not, with all the consequences of the case, for the same reasons.

Honor them.

And think with your head.