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StaroftheSea94
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. . . cause I really need them. I used to be so, so passionate about my faith. And I still believe in Christ, I do. But suddenly I don’t care about all of His commandments. I feel like I need a break from being Catholic, and I’m trying to convince myself that it doesn’t matter if I take a step back from the faith a while, I’m trying to be apathetic about it, but deep inside. . . I know I need prayer.
–a 19-year-old girl losing faith–
P.S. I should probably mention my (Catholic) parents’ divorce is literally a few days away from being finalized, I’ve suffered from depression for years that has made it impossible for me to keep a job or stay in school, and I haven’t been receiving communion for the past 2 months. Oh, and I recently went though a break up with a guy who was half Catholic and half not if that makes any sense, who didn’t believe the church’s teachings about contraception, and that was a lot of the reason we broke up–because he didn’t believe them and I did. Now three weeks after the break up I’m dating a guy who considers himself a pagan more than anything else, has had sex with a lot of random women, and wants to take my virginity. And I’m probably going to let him. . . .
. . .
please, please just pray for me.
–a 19-year-old girl losing faith–
P.S. I should probably mention my (Catholic) parents’ divorce is literally a few days away from being finalized, I’ve suffered from depression for years that has made it impossible for me to keep a job or stay in school, and I haven’t been receiving communion for the past 2 months. Oh, and I recently went though a break up with a guy who was half Catholic and half not if that makes any sense, who didn’t believe the church’s teachings about contraception, and that was a lot of the reason we broke up–because he didn’t believe them and I did. Now three weeks after the break up I’m dating a guy who considers himself a pagan more than anything else, has had sex with a lot of random women, and wants to take my virginity. And I’m probably going to let him. . . .
. . .
please, please just pray for me.

