No, I do not think Christianity is only painted eggs and electronic reindeer. They believe that if you're Jewish, you should date a Jew and if you're Catholic, you should date someone who is also Catholic. On the occasions that I didn't have a boyfriend during "the season," I was the sad orphan Jew invited to one of my friend's family functions, like Midnight Mass. What should I do. And if it comes out he is not comfortable with that, then respect him enough not to try to change his mind or browbeat him. While I still joined in the secular festivities at school singing carols at holiday concerts, making wreaths, Secret Santa gamesDecember 24th and jewish boy dating catholic girl were inevitably a letdown. My kids and I would probably not go to mass, but we would participate in everything else. Really, ask him about his family, but otherwise expect more of scenario 1. Is it important for him to be married in a Catholic church. When you go to your parents, you can celebrate there, but not at home. My parents divorced when I was a sophomore in high school. I cry over exactly three things: Death, anything that makes me happy jewisj, and the thought of letting my family down. Considering the families is the toughest part of the decision. Raising children under two different religions may work for some cathllic not for others. I hope it works out. Intermarriage with the Jewish partner ignoring datinh or her Jewish identity is a major cause of assimilation of Jews and shrinkage of the Jewish population worldwide. If that is what you indeed want, then you need to be very clear to your boyfriend. That's as far as I can be certain of. I would keep bring the issue up with your boyfriend and explain cagholic significance to him. It seems like I am just a problem to him then. The compromise, of course, would be that our multi-culti family could still celebrate Christmas. I'm not going to pretend that it won't cause some complications.
My parents can't stand the fact that I'm dating him. I know, you aren't married, yet if ever, but otherwise that is what they want to know. So when his advisor convinced him to kill all the Jews, his wife told him that she was Jewish and he changed his mind and had his advisor killed instead. As long as you are open with your partner and potential future kids, compromise can very much be reached. And then — whether any lack of acceptance will cause relationship problems between the two of you. Did you celebrate both Christmas and Hannukah?
That said, in my experience this question is much more complicated for Jews. Anyone have any advice for handling this situation?
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No, I do not think Christianity is only painted eggs and electronic reindeer. They believe that if you're Jewish, you should date a Jew and if you're Catholic, you should date someone who is also Catholic. On the occasions that I didn't have a boyfriend during "the season," I was the sad orphan Jew invited to one of my friend's family functions, like Midnight Mass. What should I do. And if it comes out he is not comfortable with that, then respect him enough not to try to change his mind or browbeat him. While I still joined in the secular festivities at school singing carols at holiday concerts, making wreaths, Secret Santa gamesDecember 24th and jewish boy dating catholic girl were inevitably a letdown. My kids and I would probably not go to mass, but we would participate in everything else. Really, ask him about his family, but otherwise expect more of scenario 1. Is it important for him to be married in a Catholic church. When you go to your parents, you can celebrate there, but not at home. My parents divorced when I was a sophomore in high school. I cry over exactly three things: Death, anything that makes me happy jewisj, and the thought of letting my family down. Considering the families is the toughest part of the decision. Raising children under two different religions may work for some cathllic not for others. I hope it works out. Intermarriage with the Jewish partner ignoring datinh or her Jewish identity is a major cause of assimilation of Jews and shrinkage of the Jewish population worldwide. If that is what you indeed want, then you need to be very clear to your boyfriend. That's as far as I can be certain of. I would keep bring the issue up with your boyfriend and explain cagholic significance to him. It seems like I am just a problem to him then. The compromise, of course, would be that our multi-culti family could still celebrate Christmas. I'm not going to pretend that it won't cause some complications. My parents can't stand the fact that I'm dating him. I know, you aren't married, yet if ever, but otherwise that is what they want to know. So when his advisor convinced him to kill all the Jews, his wife told him that she was Jewish and he changed his mind and had his advisor killed instead. As long as you are open with your partner and potential future kids, compromise can very much be reached. And then — whether any lack of acceptance will cause relationship problems between the two of you. Did you celebrate both Christmas and Hannukah? That said, in my experience this question is much more complicated for Jews. Anyone have any advice for handling this situation?