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(08-28-2025, 08:07 AM)English Rose Wrote: Reassuring to hear that someone is calling out the utilitarianism of the dating world.  Thank you for passing that on.

As a Catholic convert, I find being a single Catholic much easier than being a single evangelical.  This is because the priests are single and there is a monastic tradition of singleness.

The divorce rate over here is 42%.  More are likely to be in unhappy marriages.  Such statistics make it tempting to think of being single as a blessing, particularly for women who tend to be more vulnerable in marriages.

The divorce rate is not much better in the U.S. and may even be worse. The divorce rate is no doubt a deterrent to marriage. Younger men and women are losing interest in dating and marriage altogether. 

English Rose, you might want to consider attending the National Catholic Singles Conference virtually in the future, if the conferences continue. There are people from all over the world. There was even a man from Malta. There is also a virtual community that has events throughout the year. You can get more information if you search for National Catholic Singles Conference.
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RE: Report on National Catholic Singles Conference - by enchantmentadm - 08-29-2025, 02:54 AM

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