There is a poor Hispanic nieghborhood near me were Jehovah’s whiteness, lds, and evangelicals go door to door. I feel called to go door to door since these home owners are all baptized Catholics and invite them to the church. I am pretty well versed in catholic theology is there any thing wrong with going door to door to talk about the catholic church and defending its teachings. Also I would like to go to Protestant churches and ask them if they have any questions about the catholic church.
Thanks
Here is another point of view from another thread.
Originally Posted by converting2024
Thanks for the wonderful responses! I have made an appointment with my pastor to speak with him and am going to a Legion of Mary meeting next week.
To those who find it obnoxious, I can see your point. JW’s and Mormons can be obnoxious because in their eyes, their way in the only way to salvation and they are desperate to get you to join them. I am wanting to go just to talk with people and educate them on the faith that you and I share. Many people(myself included) are unaware about the Church. Before my conversion I thought the Catholic Church was just another Christian denomination. I had no idea what Protestant meant. No idea about the Eucharist or the wonderful sacrament of reconciliation.
Good!
We had a different approach for our evangelizing teams. Our RE made up a 20 question survey, questions about catholic faith, questions about catholic practices, questions about participants’ personal feelings about certain issues, etc.
Our teams would ask the people who answered doors, if they would take a survey to help the Catholic church. If they said no, our team thanked them, and left. Three times out of five, people would say yes. It took a total of 15 minutes with people, who were uninterested in any dialog. Sometimes, our team could engage people in a conversation about our Church.
People were far more receptive to participating in a survey. We did this for 2 months, only 2 bad experiences, people upset over the scandal.