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justcatholic997
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I only have a couple hours before I go to Mass, so I’d like an answer as fast as you can give one.** When does distrust of God become mortal, and is it applicable to my situation(sources if possible to prove your point)?** Normally I’d just go to Confession, but this is the only thing I’d confess, and I’d rather not waste my priest’s time if it isn’t mortal.
Lately, I’ve been questioning all my innocent actions(conversation, sports, etc.), as for some reason, since they make me happy, I’m letting down God. I second guess all of these after I’m finished, as I was in mortal sin for a while in my life, and I’m scared I’ll fall back into it, and that God won’t help me avoid it(as He can’t mess with free will). The answer’s probably obvious to you, reader, but is this anything to worry about? Or should I be fine to receive?
Lately, I’ve been questioning all my innocent actions(conversation, sports, etc.), as for some reason, since they make me happy, I’m letting down God. I second guess all of these after I’m finished, as I was in mortal sin for a while in my life, and I’m scared I’ll fall back into it, and that God won’t help me avoid it(as He can’t mess with free will). The answer’s probably obvious to you, reader, but is this anything to worry about? Or should I be fine to receive?