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Rachel_1
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Wow… that’s all I can say.We are fighting a battle for a person’s soul and for spiritual salvation! This is serious.
Choose. I find it troubling a Catholic would choose another person over the Love of God and put others to temptation by their conduct.
Do I sense a hint of judgmental tone in your writings here?
It’s so wonderful and enlightening to know that Kevin is able, through a computer screen, to know exactly where my heart is and who I may or may not be choosing over the other.
Ok, in all seriousness Kevin, let me set you straight on where I stand so you can rest at ease. When I first announced to my husband that I was going to start going to Church I was told multiple things from him and the rest of my family. He first thought about leaving me and kind of freaked out. My daughter, who was living with me at the time with her husband and my grandchildren, advised me if I became Catholic I would no longer be allowed to see or talk with my grandkids. My other daughter told me I was crazy, and my one son attempted to debate me every chance he got. The only one that was ok with me becoming Catholic was my agnostic son!
I prayed for all of them everyday, and still do. Let me explain where we are at now in life almost 9 months later.
Now, my husband has went to Mass with me multiple times, he has asked me to teach him how to pray the Rosary, and has an interest in Saints and Marian apparitions. We’ve had our marriage Convalidated also. He’s not ready to become Catholic yet but the difference is like night and day. As a matter of fact, he turned down a bachelor party this Saturday night w/ going to strip clubs because he wants to attend my Confirmation on Sunday morning. If that’s not God at work, I don’t know what is!
My daughter-She’s actually gotten to know some of my Church family, and guess what, she LETS me take my grandkids to Mass with me now!! My oldest grandchild, just turned 5, is now learning to sing along, prays, kneels, loves going up with me when I receive Communion, and loves to say the Hail Mary. My granddaughter (4) loves going too, although she’s not quite into paying attention as much as my grandson is. My daughter and I pray together now, and both of us pray for our husbands. While she’s not Catholic she’s praying, and learning.
My other daughter, she’s went to Mass with me too, and asked for a Rosary. She’s got her issues still, but I continue to pray for her.
My son who’s into debating still debates me LOL, but his debates now have turned into wanting to know more about what Catholics believe because he had a lot of misconceptions.
And my agnostic son who approved of me becoming Catholic, he’s also been asking some questions about what I believe, and I’m just waiting on God to work in all of their lives even more.
Ok, so there you have it, I became a Catholic and chose God over my family and prayed for them.