Can an apostate be forgiven?

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Little_One0307 said:
EzraJacob,

Of course come on home. Welcome back home. Do not hang your head in shame. We have all been there, we can hold our heads high becuase of who Jesus is and what He has done for us.

Have you gone to Confession yet? The Keys can forgive all sins and the peace that the Sacrament brings is beyond all telling and all price.

I am praying for you.

God Bless.
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The thing is, I never had my frist confession or communion. So I do not know if I have to wait or not.
 
EzraJacob said:
The thing is, I never had my frist confession or communion. So I do not know if I have to wait or not.
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I think you can go to Confession as any baptized Catholic can go. In Confession I would let the priest know that you have not made your first Communion. But I still would counsel heartily to go to Confession.

You do not have to wait to go to Confession. Your baptism opened the door to that.

God Bless.
 
Little_One0307 said:
I think you can go to Confession as any baptized Catholic can go. In Confession I would let the priest know that you have not made your first Communion. But I still would counsel heartily to go to Confession.

You do not have to wait to go to Confession. Your baptism opened the door to that.

God Bless.
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Thank you and God Bless you 🙂
 
EzraJacob said:
Thank you and God Bless you 🙂
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EzraJacob,

You are most welcome. You are in my prayers.

Almighty God please grante EzraJacob the graces that he is in most need to make a good examination of conscience and good Confession. May he be strengthened in all the ways and areas that he is in need of being strengthened. May you give him the graces that he is in need of most to come into a closer Union with You and Your Church. May you flood his life with your peace and love. Support him as He wishes to do your will.

May the Holy Spirit enlighten your mind so that you may worthily confess your sins.

God bless.
 
I have been known to be Incorrect, but I would Dare Say Yes, and the Reason I give for my answer, is In the Life and works and example of Conversion of St. Augustine, Who prior to his Conversion Both Literally and figuratively Was, how to say politely and with Charity, “A Sower of Wild Oats” or as the Scripture writer wrote and stated “A Sower of Wild Grapes”. And if St. Augustine can be Cannonized and Welcomed Home, I see No Reason You Need Fear Returning Home to Be welcomed home by our one and the Same Loving Father as the Prodigal Son was.
 
spiderphantom said:
I have been known to be Incorrect, but I would Dare Say Yes, and the Reason I give for my answer, is In the Life and works and example of Conversion of St. Augustine, Who prior to his Conversion Both Literally and figuratively Was, how to say politely and with Charity, “A Sower of Wild Oats” or as the Scripture writer wrote and stated “A Sower of Wild Grapes”. And if St. Augustine can be Cannonized and Welcomed Home, I see No Reason You Need Fear Returning Home to Be welcomed home by our one and the Same Loving Father as the Prodigal Son was.
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