Have you ever been baptized, or gone through the act of communion? Do you own a Rosary?
I am Roman Catholic and I have been baptized, I have attended mass, and gone through communion. I do own a Rosary.

I was baptized as a child, have attended mass, and i do own a rosary. I have never gone through communion however, because Im not Catholic.

Baptized and partook communion. Go to church (technically not mass). don't own a Rosary.

Baptized. Communion. Church (not mass, I'm baptist). No Rosary.

Religion: Roman Catholic.
Past Experiences: Baptized. Communion. Confirmation.
Present Experience: Accepted that I'm gay.
Future Experience: Burning in hell along with all of that other stuff I get for being evil

I'm not attacking religion. I'm just making fun of all the bad things that YouTubers have said will happen to me.

I don't know what a Rosary is.

BNuge : I too have had Confirmation as well, also I do wanna say this; I actually haven't been going to church recently, but that doesn't mean I have stopped.

UserMike :

I still go once a year for a memorial mass for my mom's parents, but that's it. My cousin is very much against religion. She decided to go, but she refused to pray or anything related to it. I extend just enough respect to not look overly rude. I haven't stopped going, but I'm losing interest.

I'm a christan and I was baptized when I was younger and in 2007 but I havent went to church in awhile.

I was baptized when I was a baby... the only time I have set foot in a Lutheran church.

I self-initiated myself into Wicca as a teenager, and have performed many private little rituals for holidays and spellwork.

Elara : Does Wicca actually work? does the spells work? just curious sorry I dont know much about Wicca but I watch ''Charmed'' before

M!cH@3l 001 : Ugh... I hated the way Charmed depicted things. Yet I still like the cat from the first episode.

In my personal experience, yes, spells work. They really are just more ritualized prayers if you think about them. You can't turn someone into a frog, and you really cannot make someone love you that I have seen... but I have used it for healing, for placing wards, and I have even cursed two people... but I don't do that anymore because what they say about karma is true, trust me. Not all Wiccans do spellwork, though the majority do... Wicca itself is a religion just like any other so it "works" just like others say that Christianity or Judaism "work". Personally I have drifted more to a general form of Paganism over the years rather than sticking to all the trappings of Wicca... I am kinda like the Christian that doesn't go to church. I am Pagan, but I don't have an alter or robes or do big fancy rituals on the sabbats. I do little private things like taking a moment of silent reflection, or giving a quick incantation. I don't really have the space to set up an alter, and since I don't belong to a coven I don't really have major plans for the holidays... and I usually work on those days anyway. Which is funny when I think about it... not only do I work on other people's holidays, I have to work on my own as well, so I get really annoyed when people complain about having to work on Christmas once in their lives... I work every major and minor Pagan holiday and I never complain because I observe it when I get home. Besides, how would most bosses react when I ask for Halloween off to observe the Pagan new year?

Elara : Thats really cool thanks for the info

M!cH@3l 001 : Anytime, I always enjoy providing info for those that are curious.

I was baptized by immersion when I was 8, as is the custom in the Mormon church. I think 8 is way too young to know what you're getting into and promising though, and I think churches that baptize babies are sick and pointless. I don't own a rosary or cross or anything, because the second commandment is that we aren't supposed to worship graven images, and giving such special significance to a physical item is doing exactly that. All the chanting and reciting stuff like hail mary's is bad in my eyes too, since we're not supposed to take the lord's name in vain, we aren't supposed to pray repetitively and in vain and chant. I think a lot of christian religions are very hypocritical, and a large part of those religions is doing exactly what we're told not to do. Mormonism has cleaned all that up, and the only hypocrisy comes from holier than thou idiots that come in every way shape and form no matter what religion you are or aren't in.

Baptized by full body immersion, taken part in communion in the Baptist sense.