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Do you go to mass

-Corkie-

Simple question. Do you go or not!!!

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DarrenGT4

-Corkie- wrote: »

Simple question. Do you go or not!!!

lord lucan

Nope,no interest in religion whatsoever.

alwaysadub

Only for weddings/funerals /christenings etc etc.

Havermeyer

nope

bonerm

No. If I did I'd only feel like I was taking the seat of someone who wanted it more.

Gaudizeit

No, I'm not a fan of watching repeats.

tim_holsters

-Corkie- wrote: »

Simple question. Do you go or not!!!

No. Do you go?

-Corkie-

tim_holsters wrote: »

No. Do you go?

No I dont. The reason I asked everyone I know dont go so I wonder who does go!!!

SadieSue

Nope, haven't gone in years.

Mint Sauce

weddings, funerals, christnings, etc, and xmas.

Alter-Ego

Nope. Except funerals, weddings etc...

Also if I have to sit silent for a prolonged amount of time i start to giggle uncontrolably.

Max Power1

Mass what?

Mass orgies? Mass graves?

philologos

I go to church, but I don't go to mass. Which do I pick?

Glenster

went last week for the first time in ages.

Priest said we had to hate our families if we wanted to love god.

Confused.

Glenster

-Corkie- wrote: »

No I dont. The reason I asked everyone I know dont go so I wonder who does go!!!

Little old ladies and parents with young children.

AckwelFoley

I went to mass every week for 20 years and stopped one Sunday when a priest on the alter, lectured us about relationships and womens role in the family.

Im not going to be lectured by someone that will spend nore of his time lecturing to us about something they know nothing about, his time would be better served sppeaking out against why the catholic church is a Haven for pedophiles and why the church refuses to hand up or report these creatures.

I would rather listen to Sinn Feinn giving me a lecture on economic policy than listen to a preist lecture me about morality.

Herbal Deity

mass??

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Chinafoot

Nope.

I will only ever be in a church for weddings/funerals/christenings, and then I stand at the back and do not take part in any way, shape or form.

Its the greatest con of all time.

Son Of A Vidic

Funerals and weddings, otherwise no.

JupiterKid

I haven't been to regular mass since 1993. Only for weddings and funerals since then.

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Chinafoot wrote: »

Nope.

I will only ever be in a church for weddings/funerals/christenings, and then I stand at the back and do not take part in any way, shape or form.

Its the greatest con of all time.

Yeah, I'd be the same as yourself.

Thrill

Nope.

Just for funerals and the like.

-Corkie-

Wow 38 say no and only 1 yes.

GLaDOS

Been nearly 3 years since I've been in a church as far as I remember

Corsendonk

irish-stew wrote: »

weddings, funerals, christnings, etc, and xmas.

Roberries?

tim_holsters

-Corkie- wrote: »

No I dont. The reason I asked everyone I know dont go so I wonder who does go!!!

I don't know anyone who does go either, if somebody I did know went I'd probably think they were a bit weird, but it would be their business not mine.

Aldebaran

Only for weddings, funerals etc. And I usually go to my Grandad's remembrance mass every year but thats just to keep the mother happy.

johnmcdnl

This was hardly the best place to get an accurate result in fairness :P

Up de Barrs

According to the Irish Times poll today 32% of people go to mass weekly, in urban areas its 25% and 52% in rural areas. Only 15% of 18-34 year olds go to mass weekly (12% for 15-34 year olds which I think may even exaggerate the number). That is a massive fall off in a relatively short space of time and is bringing close to the continental European average. Given how rapidly the numbers are falling we may end up with Scandavian levels of religious observance around 2-3%. The strange thing is 89% of people still described themselves as Catholic, only 5% as athiest / agnostic.

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2010/0916/1224278995802.html

Biggins

No.