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  I used to go to this church on a regular basis, but when I made it clear to all my relatives and family I was Atheist, they proceeded to force me to church. I went to a summer camp as a kid, and there is this woman I always hated. She would force me to be social, and always forced me to sing these songs I didn't want to sing. I was traumatized. The only reason I enjoyed going there was only because I saw a few kids from my school. But back to that lady. She and the other sisters then proceeded to try to make me volunteer in choir, and help with the first communion. They NEVER asked MY opinion, always my parents, who acted oblivious to my decisions. A relative of mine edits the paper handed out by the church that gives announcements, and then proceeded to give me looks once in a while. But this church is OBSESSED with keeping people "in the power and love of the mighty lord.' And the priest, he always pinched my cheeks, and ignored me when I talked to him. He would hold my hands in a kind way while he talked to me, and when I would try to pull them away he always held on tighter. So I warn you people who wish to join this church, please be committed to this church once you enter, because once you go in, its like you can never go out. My grandma read at masses and she would give the place a dull feeling in my opinion. I got sick of all those first communion teachers. I would not memorize my 10 commitments or whatever, and she would proceed to embarrass us in front of the class. She would always praise this girl whose name I forgot during the years. And I wasn't the only one. Two of my friends from school sat next to me, and she would do the same to them, and everyone else. She was stern ans scary as F***. I hated it there.
  Have a nice day :)
  P.S Tia, I am proud of this

  Added February 09, 2017 by Daniela Garcia-Luque