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Catholic29
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Yes, It is easy pickings for a Fundamentalist-Evangelical to snare a nominal or poorly catechized Catholic. And sadly I must say they make up the majority of America’s 63 million plus baptized Catholics, and there has been many polls and statistics to show this.
I met a former Catholic who said he never found Jesus while growing up in the Catholic Church. And it was only years after he had fallen away that he said he found Christ for the first time when he heard the gospel from a televangelist in a way that really grabbed him, which he said was quite the opposite to the “dull homilies and boring rituals” he had during his youth.
Blame bad catechesis or dull homilies, the Church needs to make every effort to teach the fullness of the truth and to proclaim it boldly. Lest the people go somewhere else to find a another truth that IS proclaimed boldly…
I met a former Catholic who said he never found Jesus while growing up in the Catholic Church. And it was only years after he had fallen away that he said he found Christ for the first time when he heard the gospel from a televangelist in a way that really grabbed him, which he said was quite the opposite to the “dull homilies and boring rituals” he had during his youth.
Blame bad catechesis or dull homilies, the Church needs to make every effort to teach the fullness of the truth and to proclaim it boldly. Lest the people go somewhere else to find a another truth that IS proclaimed boldly…