Count Me Out - Take a stand for church/state separation
source: http://www.countmeout.ie/
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" The Count Me Out website is a source of information for those considering leaving the Roman Catholic Church (RCC). For many who no longer practise, remaining "lapsed" is not sufficient; a clean break is needed.
In 3 simple steps this site produces all the documentation you need to leave the RCC. Why might someone wish to take this action? Read some of our reasons or consult the Frequently Asked Questions for general information & answers to the most common queries we hear. "
Ok so this site provides information on how to apostasy(defect) from the catholic church primarily for someone in baptised in ireland but also has information on how to do this in other countries with forms the site generates(blank forms also available) based on information filled in in the 3 steps in the 3 sites description... namely your name,date of baptism and where you were baptised , you can also customise the cover letter to be sent with the forms.
Countmeout.ie then generates the forms and view them as pdf or HTML and allows you to save them
The forms are then printed out and sent to your bishop who may want an interview
In 3 simple steps this site produces all the documentation you need to leave the RCC. Why might someone wish to take this action? Read some of our reasons or consult the Frequently Asked Questions for general information & answers to the most common queries we hear. "
Ok so this site provides information on how to apostasy(defect) from the catholic church primarily for someone in baptised in ireland but also has information on how to do this in other countries with forms the site generates(blank forms also available) based on information filled in in the 3 steps in the 3 sites description... namely your name,date of baptism and where you were baptised , you can also customise the cover letter to be sent with the forms.
Countmeout.ie then generates the forms and view them as pdf or HTML and allows you to save them
The forms are then printed out and sent to your bishop who may want an interview
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