As the non-practicing Catholic in an intermarriage, I and my family are part of that 40 percent. We are members of a synagogue, and send our school-age child to religious school. The real issue of this article is economics. Many Jewish families do not have the money their parents had. I take offense that you chose to make intermarriage the lead to an article about fund-raising for community needs.
Intermarriage is here to stay.
I would hope you would choose to embrace us and welcome us instead of bashing us. Nov. 10 column. Today, fortunately, we who read, we who listen and we who understand may never get to that point of necessity. Her Nov. 10 recipes are superb, and prove that eating low-fat meals is not a deprivation in any way. Quite the contrary.