Is conversion to Catholicism right for me?

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I am 19 years old… I was raised Pentecostal and have been dwindling along the sidelines of not wanting to choose any church… But I feel that God is not bringing friends who are Catholic into my life for no reason at all. As I learn more about Catholicism, the mindsets and myths are beginning to break as I am realizing that Catholicism is scripture-based and traces back to being the first Chruch that Jesus set Peter as being the first pope, or father, of and I’m amazed! I am planning on attending Mass with a few friends and am excited, yet nervous.

Is there any advice, other than seek out a parish and RCIA class, that can help me realize whether or not this is the right choice? I’ve been praying and even praying the rosary… (Which I wonder, is it wrong for a non-Catholic to pray the rosary?)

Thanks for all the answers and help ahead of time!

In Christ,
Brian
 
Hi Brian,

It’s perfectly ok for anyone to pray the rosary. I would suggest that you find a pew that has a number of people in front of you so that you can watch them as to when to stand, kneel and sit. When they go up to receive Holy Communion, you of course, remain at your place. Other than that, you should have no problems. I’m truly happy for you. The Lord obviously has His hand on you. You are in our prayers, Brian. Feel free to write again.

Fr. Vincent Serpa, O.P.
 
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