I ned help! I’m losing faith! My life has been going thru some hard moments at first I tried to over come these difficulties on my own. When I finally figured that it was too much for me to handle I turned to God to help me. I would pray everyday I began to read the bible and I also began applying God’s word to my life. Everything seemed to be getting better until a few days ago. I’m over stressed and going into a depression. The more I pray and ask God to help me the more I feel less faithful. I know He is listening to me but I feel like if life itself is trying to tell me that He is not listening at all. I really need helpi don’t want to loose faith I truly want to believe!!

Luisy,
If “being done with the hard moments” is the measure of God being real, then we all will lose our faith. Faith is a Virtue. A Virtue is a Habit. Having Faith is a Habit of turning to be united with God as the goal of all things.
You are doing this. In hard moments, you still know that God is good and true, and you still know that it is good to be united with him as your life in Christ. And so you choose to use the Virtue, the Habit, of Faith. So you find your hands folded or open in prayer, you find your hands opening the Bible and your eyes reading and your intentions seeking to live what you read. You have Faith.
Other things to do would be Confession and going to Mass to receive the Eucharist. Doing these activities is also using the Habit of Faith where you have chosen to do the things that unite you with Jesus.
If the Priest were to refuse you forgiveness in Confession, that would mean God is not listening to your need for help. If the Priest grants absolution, that is Jesus, God, telling you he wants union with you. If the Priest were to refuse to give you Communion, that would be Jesus saying “go away”, but if the Priest gives you the bread and wine, that is Jesus, God, giving you union with him.
You are in “hard moments”… “Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death (a hard moment), I will fear no evil, for Thou are with me. Thy rod, thy staff, they comfort me…”
You have Faith, the Habit of doing the things that unite you with God, the Habit of believing in the face of all things that confront you. You were given this Virtue when baptized. Use the habit to do your part in uniting to Christ and his people; he is doing his part to be in union with you.
John Martin