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Confessions of a Wayward Catholic is a hilarious yet insightful account of Frank Scoblete’s years from kindergarten through grandparenthood as a confused, wayward, seemingly ever-sinning Catholic. Join Frank for a possibly hell-bound ride as he attempts to understand what God and religion are all about. Will Frank reach the pearly gates or be banished to eternal damnation? 'I love my husband but there is stuff in this book that is disgraceful and should never have been written!' - Alene Scoblete, wife 'Francis Scoblete has been a major sinner ever since he came to elementary school. I watched him closely at the dances.' - Sister Jerome Blake, in charge of making sure girls and boys slow danced a foot apart. 'I don’t know why Jewish kids went to a Catholic school but I’m proud they did well in religion.' - Chief Rabbi Sol Bernstein 'I believe that you should love your neighbor as yourself. Luckily, Frank lives in another town and is not my neighbor.' - Jesus Christ 'Scoblete says I have no sense of humor. I will afflict him with boils and sores over his whole body, just like I did Job.' - God 'Frank Scoblete has been wayward for over six decades. He’s my main man!' - Satan
