Does upgrade to Catalina eliminate the use of CS6 apps?

Thanks. I am really annoyed at both Adobe & Apple. I have the complete CS6 Suite of which the only one I use is InDesign and only about 10 times per year and mostly reworks of existing documents. Now I am compelled to pay Adobe over $240/year for the wonderful CC version of InDesign. I am already paying over $100/year for PS and LR for the Photography package. Why cannot Apple software also be written to accommodate existing 32bit apps as well. I could care less about 64bit apps!

Thanks for your response. I've never left Mojave and I can run it on my Laptop Pro which means Apple will lose a sale to an upgrade. Further, at 79, I lived through the birth of InDesign having been a disciple for Aldus, Pagemaker and ultimately InDesign and I'm not even a professional designer. I did own a commercial photography studio and an ad agency. I saw Quark XPress dominate the graphics department but with its steep learning curve believed it would be surpassed. Adobe was lucky because of Apple improving their operating systems and together they prospered during a critical period in publishing. I remember when InDesign was believed to be more of a tool for the consumer market and not the professional publishing industry. Today there remain many of us who enjoy creating a newsletter for a group of Senior Citizens or even a direct mail postcard (all gratis) for a small volunteer group but to add an unnecessary $21/month to "rent" software may have a longer term impact than Adobe realizes. So yes, I will continue with Mojave on my laptop and use InDesign as it is the only app of the CS collection I ever use. And I did not need the "lecture" as to why Adobe needs to stay in business. Been there, done that.

I omitted to say I have two 27" Apple iMacs and will probably upgrade on them. It is just difficult to create on the laptop as good as it is.