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Courtneyjo
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I am so sorry that this happened. I am not making excuses for the priest, but I can understand how it happened. Folks on this forum are giving you good advice, much of it the same as a priest would give to a Catholic that he had the time to talk to. Most Catholics have to make an appointment with their parish priest in order to have a serious and long discussion. Do you have large university nearby? Many of them have Newman Centers (a place for Catholic students to meet, have fellowship and go to Mass). These Newman Centers have a priest-advisor who might be able to help you.I would like to say to Peace-BWU that I am glad that he gave me the benefit of the doubt about not being a teenager, I am 22 and very mature. I am scared and still confused, but the priest called just a few moments ago and he did not help. He did not even hear me out with all of my problems. He called me late and then only talked to me a little more than 5 minutes. I tried my best to tell him what was going on, but he said he had another meeting. I don’t know what to do, I am tiring of trying to find a priest to talk to. He asked me why did I come to the catholic church just because something was weird in my life, and I told him because I didn’t think the catholics would think that I was just crazy as a lot of religions will in these situations.
But the priest didn’t help, he rushed me through it and left me more confused and upset than I was before, good news was he believed me, and told me that a demon had been invited into my life, but then it was followed by a God Bless You and I have another appointment hope I helped.
Thank you for all of your help and concerns, I thank you each and every one for them. he didn’t mention holy water or salt. So I guess I am back to trying to find a priest.