Serbian Catholics?

[Mortimer]

@Everyone, by the way, there really are "Serbian Catholics" although many on the BalkanForum i post (balkanics) always say Serbo-Catholic for fun and sarcastically, as if it were something "very funny"

There are Serbian Catholics here, but maybe there are also Croats from Serbia? What are they?

https://www.facebook.com/Radio.Marija.Srbije

[Scarface F]

Those are Croats, them writing in ijekavica should be a giveaway

[Daco Celtic]

I don't know but I'm the only Vlach Catholic I've ever heard of

[Mortimer]

I don't know but I'm the only Vlach Catholic I've ever heard of

That is probably because you are irish and american, if you were full romanian and not american you probably wouldnt be catholic but romanian-orthodox. Makes sense.

[Mortimer]

Those are Croats, them writing in ijekavica should be a giveaway

I see. Thanks for explanation.

[Daco Celtic]

That is probably because you are irish and american, if you were full romanian and not american you probably wouldnt be catholic but romanian-orthodox. Makes sense.

Yes but I've never met anyone IRL that is half Romania or more and still Catholic. It's probably more common in Europe than the US.

[Tommie]

I don't know but I'm the only Vlach Catholic I've ever heard of

Not all Romanians are Orthodox, some are Catholics too.

Istro-Romanians are Roman Catholics and a large number of Romanian-Americans are Protestants.

[Daco Celtic]

Not all Romanians are Orthodox, some are Catholics too.

Istro-Romanians are Roman Catholics and a large number of Romanian-Americans are Protestants.

Yes but Istro-Romanians are some tiny minority that is practically dying off, unfortunately. I think UNESCO cited it as dialect in danger of going extinctic. As far as Romanian-Americans Protestants, those aren't Catholics and I'm willing to bet they are mostly 2nd or 3rd generation Romanian-Americans that are mixed with some other European ethnicity, like myself.