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I need help,I’m in RCIA ,and I need to tell my grand mother about my faith change and I don’t know how.She is Pentcostal can one help.
 
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I need help,I’m in RCIA ,and I need to tell my grand mother about my faith change and I don’t know how.She is Pentcostal can one help.
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It may be helpful not to mention “RCIA”. If she asks what it is the reply would be “Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults”. Aren’t you already initiated as a Christian with baptism? Yes.

Rather than talking about a “faith change” perhaps it would be more helpful to talk about the “Rite of Reception into Full Communion of the Catholic Church”.
 
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I need help,I’m in RCIA ,and I need to tell my grand mother about my faith change and I don’t know how.She is Pentcostal can one help.
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 If she asked you why you wanted to become
 Catholic, what would you tell her?
 
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Pray & let the Holy Spirt guide your Words…

Your Grand-mother will always love you, its what family is all about. Share your Faith Journey with her, there may be disagrement but take it slow.
Have her read some of the RCIA material or the CA info
One day at a Time, This is a Glorious time. Take the Journey & Share the Journey because Christ is with You.

My Paryers are with you always:)
 
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I need help,I’m in RCIA ,and I need to tell my grand mother about my faith change and I don’t know how.She is Pentcostal can one help.
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Simply tell her the truth. Are you in fear that she will go on the offensive? If she does, gently remind her that you love and respect her and excuse yourself. You’ll be okay. God bless.
 
Fully share with her the things we have in common with other Christians – prayer, a love for Scripture, love of God, and growth in holiness. When she sees you are not giving up anything, but rather, are growing in your love for the Lord because of Catholicism, she will learn to respect your decision. If she has specific doctrinal objections or problems with Catholic customs or practices, gently answer them one at a time. If she is open to listening, she will come around.
 
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