Should I Attend My Sister's Roman Catholic Baptism?

Kind of a wild position to take as an American. It’s not like orthodoxy is easily accessible here. I don’t have an issue with your theological arguments just your practical.

The Church was very small in the beginning and will be again in the end.

The oldest human being in the world is Sister Inah Canabarro Lucas, a 116-year-old nun from the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul who was born on May 27, 1908.

I was at one point considering EO before I became Catholic. Glad I'm Catholic instead.

The church you converted to used to teach what the Orthodox continue to teach. — including this, which you reject. Does it bother you that it has abandoned the Faith it once taught — not only that of the first millennium but even of 70 years ago.

BASED SISTER

Is that how you refer to your saints?

I do not attend Eastern Heterodox baptisms for the same reason even though I have a friend who was baptized heretic this year. He wanted me to come and I told him I would if they stopped blaspheming God.

Here before the angry papists respond haha

Change the question. You are Orthodox with an adult child who is having your grandkid baptized. Same answer?

What is best for her spiritually — for her salvation? That is the criteria.