Also, she's against all organized religion, and I'm Catholic. I specifically told them Catholic was highly important to me.
Also, she's never been married, and I told them I wanted a woman who's been married.
Also, she's not had any children, so that's another whole area where we have nothing in common (I have three children).
When I said I'm done, what I meant is I paid for 11 meetings with women, and now I've used up my first and the match was totally wrong because they did not follow my directions.
Blackrock, surely you would be able to find a Catholics-only match-making organization. That way, you will have a friend who will go to church services, bingo, Catholic singles group, and that will take the onus off getting stuck with a person who looks down on those who believe like you do. Best wishes. Not all Roman Catholics are strict ones, however, and you also don't want to get stuck with one who practices abortion, or who hates children, or who is unmarried because she is addicted to alcohol or other mind-and-mood altering substances, which leads straight to a pattern of blaming someone else for their headaches, starting with a priest, then a parent, and if you marry, yourself becomes the handiest person to blame for his or her iniquities, which is an excuse to drink or indulge in their drug of choice to the absence of any semblance of a relationship.
Not finding someone who goes along with all your likes is not uncommon. You may be a person who would prosper with one in a thousand, which means if that's you, you may meet her by your 700th "date," and you may not like her lack of hair if she is recuperating from cancer, if you know what I mean. And someone who has recuperated from Cancer may insist on a diet you find very repulsive, because a lot of former cancer patients become skeptical about the carcinogenic properties of sugar, certain meats, and other foods you didn't know cause diabetes, cancer, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, and too many autoimmune diseases to name.
May Ms. Perfect come to you Godspeed. But if you have to wait awhile, you are doing everything right by being thorough. And I could be wrong, but I just think sticking with a person of the same faith as yours might be your best choice, since your faith is important to you. In fact, you may already recognize her if you attend mass often.
Good luck!