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SeekingTruths
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I have felt pulled to the Catholic Church for years. I was not raised in a church going family but always felt Jesus tugging at my soul. I didn’t understand the difference between Baptist, Pentecostal, Catholic, etc… The first church I attended and got baptized at was the Seventh Day Adventist. A number of years later I was baptized again at the Church of Christ as they would not accept my previous baptism. A number of years later I was baptized a third time at a Southern Baptist church as they would not accept either of the two previous baptisms. All three baptisms were done correctly in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Although I met many wonderfully faith filled people at these churches, something always felt amiss. I have spent the last seven or eight years researching church history, praying for proper discernment and at various times trying to quell that deep planted desire to the Catholic faith.
Through my various plights in the Protestant church I was lead to believe many false claims about Catholicism. Through prayer and my own research into church history I can no longer push back God’s will in my life. Oh, if only my fellow Protestant brothers and sisters would look beyond the surface of the arguments against Christ’s instituted church, and through much prayer and true understanding, and through the example of solid Catholic teaching they could do no other but to be called home.
Please pray for me that I will approach the church in true humility and humbleness of heart. I desire so much to be united with Christ in the Eucharist, and to be in full communion with the saints of God’s church. I look with great desire that moment when I can be a part of the church universal.
Through my various plights in the Protestant church I was lead to believe many false claims about Catholicism. Through prayer and my own research into church history I can no longer push back God’s will in my life. Oh, if only my fellow Protestant brothers and sisters would look beyond the surface of the arguments against Christ’s instituted church, and through much prayer and true understanding, and through the example of solid Catholic teaching they could do no other but to be called home.
Please pray for me that I will approach the church in true humility and humbleness of heart. I desire so much to be united with Christ in the Eucharist, and to be in full communion with the saints of God’s church. I look with great desire that moment when I can be a part of the church universal.
