Are Catholics welcome in KY?

[teebird1012]

Originally Posted by Ahkane

you must not have friends who are in small denomentations of religions, such as muslim or wiccan. anyone who doesn't read some form of the bible is shunned.

Unfortunately I would have to agree here. Some of my best friends are Catholic and they've had no problems, but I have a friend who is Muslim and another who is Jewish and my muslim friend in particular is not "shunned" but has a "rougher time."

[lynnfiat]

I just came back from a visit to Nicholasville just outside of Lexington and there is one of the most wonderful orthodox Catholic Churches I have ever been to there. As a Catholic, you may want to consider this area - I sure am! Also, the people we talked to were very welcoming and helpful. Blessings

[DisplacedCowgirl]

Originally Posted by Ahkane

you must not have friends who are in small denomentations of religions, such as muslim or wiccan. anyone who doesn't read some form of the bible is shunned.

I feel like shunned is a very strong word. I have several muslim friends who have noted an occasional rude comment, but find most people to be very open, at the very least maintaining a "live and let live" philosophy. This openness is especially strong in areas like bowling green, lexington, and louisville, as is typical of areas with a local university.