Another wonderful thing about Catholics

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Catholics are happy to pray for other people regardless of who they are or what they believe.

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Very true. I’m so grateful for everyone who has prayed for me here.
 
When we let the Lord work through us, we help Him to do the same for others. Pretty much the game plan. 😉
 
I find it to be a consolation that Muslims in Pakistan are supporting persecuted Christians. I am sure you do as well, considering that they were known in large circles to persecute your faith, Matthew Light. Contact me, if you decide it is right!
 
In my experience, nothing I say in debates with atheist makes them more agitated than when I tell them I’ll pray for them. And also, nothing else is more helpful!
 
Memaw said:
You are right and we hope they pray for us. God Bless, Memaw
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I too like to thank the Catholics for their prayers offered to humanity as a whole, it is much appreciated! I can assure you prayers are offered in return 👍

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When my young adult son passed away unexpectedly last summer, a Catholic chaplain (sent by the local police department) was the first one to arrive at our house to provide spiritual care. I cannot tell you how much that meant to us. That priest was the only one of the 3 pastors who arrived that day (the other two were Lutheran) who prayed for my son’s soul and told me I could do the same. In the weeks that followed I asked every Catholic friend I knew to pray for my son’s soul, and they have. And I have. I could not have asked my Protestant friends to do that. This experience, along with many others, has served to bring me to the doorstep of the Catholic Church today.
 
betsybug354 said:
When my young adult son passed away unexpectedly last summer, a Catholic chaplain (sent by the local police department) was the first one to arrive at our house to provide spiritual care. I cannot tell you how much that meant to us. That priest was the only one of the 3 pastors who arrived that day (the other two were Lutheran) who prayed for my son’s soul and told me I could do the same. In the weeks that followed I asked every Catholic friend I knew to pray for my son’s soul, and they have. And I have. I could not have asked my Protestant friends to do that. This experience, along with many others, has served to bring me to the doorstep of the Catholic Church today.
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That is a heartwarming story. May God hold your son’s soul in his eternal care and may you find many blessings as you continue in your faith journey.
 
betsybug354 said:
When my young adult son passed away unexpectedly last summer, a Catholic chaplain (sent by the local police department) was the first one to arrive at our house to provide spiritual care. I cannot tell you how much that meant to us. That priest was the only one of the 3 pastors who arrived that day (the other two were Lutheran) who prayed for my son’s soul and told me I could do the same. In the weeks that followed I asked every Catholic friend I knew to pray for my son’s soul, and they have. And I have. I could not have asked my Protestant friends to do that. This experience, along with many others, has served to bring me to the doorstep of the Catholic Church today.
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May the Holy Spirit continue to guide you on you’re journey home. Welcome

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betsybug354 said:
When my young adult son passed away unexpectedly last summer, a Catholic chaplain (sent by the local police department) was the first one to arrive at our house to provide spiritual care. I cannot tell you how much that meant to us. That priest was the only one of the 3 pastors who arrived that day (the other two were Lutheran) who prayed for my son’s soul and told me I could do the same. In the weeks that followed I asked every Catholic friend I knew to pray for my son’s soul, and they have. And I have. I could not have asked my Protestant friends to do that. This experience, along with many others, has served to bring me to the doorstep of the Catholic Church today.
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God bless you betsy.

You can be assured that your sin will also be in my prayers.
Would you mind I ask you his name so I may invoke his name before I pray?

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