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angel12
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Sounds like he’s spiritually lost and searching, but he doesn’t know how or for what. He needs our prayers.
We Catholics should be working to bring all Christians to the Catholic faith, when possible, because the fullness of the faith subsists in the Catholic church and not in others. It is possible thorough our witness and good example and standing for the truth as upheld by the Catholic Church.I am a Catholic who attends Saturday Vigil Mass at the local Catholic parish. I also attend the local Baptist Church every Sunday morning. In May 2017 I was Baptized via immersion at that Baptist Church as a public profession of faith that I had embraced Jesus as my Lord and Savior and started trusting in Jesus alone for salvation. In September 2017 I took a 10 week membership preparation class from the Pastor of that Baptist Church. In January 2018 I went before the congregation at that Baptist Church to give my testimony on how I received salvation. I was then voted in as a member of that Baptist Church by the congregation and the Elders. I am an usher at that Baptist Church.
https://w2.vatican.va/content/john-...hf_jp-ii_enc_07121990_redemptoris-missio.htmlOther great obstacles to the Church’s missionary work include past and present divisions among Christians,57 dechristianization within Christian countries, the decrease of vocations to the apostolate, and the counterwitness of believers and Christian communities failing to follow the model of Christ in their lives. But one of the most serious reasons for the lack of interest in the missionary task is a widespread indifferentism, which, sad to say, is found also among Christians. It is based on incorrect theological perspectives and is characterized by a religious relativism which leads to the belief that “one religion is as good as another.”