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leapyfrog
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I am best described as “having always been Catholic, I just didn’t know it.” The road has been long, but I am now in RCIA. I work for my soon-to-be former church. My decision to attend RCIA wasn’t planned; I was invited and thought, “You have thought about it for years; why not now?” I followed where I felt Jesus has been leading me, but now the hard part: facing the music of my conversion. My husband is not objecting, but he is worried about the change: What if I end up regretting it? Then there is the complication of leaving a church the kids have grown up in and the resulting fallout from that.
Of course this won’t be easy. Do you have any advice for me on how to ease my doubts or jitters that I will undoubtedly feel once people begin to question or protest what I am doing? In my heart of hearts, I know I have come home, but my apologetics mastery is not nearly up to snuff for debates yet, and I don’t relish getting into one. Any advice, especially from people who have been down this road, would sure be appreciated.
Of course this won’t be easy. Do you have any advice for me on how to ease my doubts or jitters that I will undoubtedly feel once people begin to question or protest what I am doing? In my heart of hearts, I know I have come home, but my apologetics mastery is not nearly up to snuff for debates yet, and I don’t relish getting into one. Any advice, especially from people who have been down this road, would sure be appreciated.