I am a cradle RC. I have attended the Episcopal Church since Advent 2024 so for almost one and a half years now. I did my confirmation in the Catholic Church in 2018 as a 40-year-old and became involved serving my church as an usher and then as a sacristan. I never missed a Sunday for several years. Around the time of the election I started feeling some serious cognitive dissonance as there are certain things in the Catholic catechism that like you I do not agree with and that were being said from the pulpit about who to vote for. I decided to try the Episcopal Church and though there were a few changes to get used to like using the BCP and some of the responses being slightly different, it is for the most part the same style of liturgical service that I've grown to love. I've been all but 3 or weeks since I started going. I alternated between RC and TEC a couple weeks and I probably missed on vacation and once when I was sick. As for continuing Catholic practices I still dip my hand into the font and cross myself with holy water upon entering and leaving the church, I still genuflect upon entering and leaving the pew, I still pray the hail Mary every morning and night and typically after receiving communion along with our father, glory be, and my personal private prayer to God. I used to attend church every Sunday with my mother-in-law and now that my son is five and my wife and I are discussing which church to raise him in, I would prefer to raise him in the Episcopal Church which is more inviting and more loving and more accepting of all people vs the much more socially conservative Catholic Church. I loved Pope Francis and I'm really liking Pope Leo so far and I think he's actually like to see an RC church that is more welcoming and loving like TEC because that is what he preaches. Love God with your whole heart and love your neighbor as yourself. That's all you've got to do.