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Well, God bless you and I pray it works out.
I really do.
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Well, God bless you and I pray it works out.
I really do.
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Umm, āFlirt to Convertā isnāt Ecumenism.I sure hope so. Marrying a Protestant isnāt a sin. If sheās taking her faith that seriously, she sounds like an excellent convert in the making.
Deo Gratias some people like this still exist. Ecumenism in action, baby.
And how does her family feel about you being Catholic? How does she feel about not being able to use birth control and having to be open to life? How does she feel about the fact that your children will have to be raised as Catholics? You say you pray together, but how do you pray together? How does she feel about reciting the family Rosary? Devotion to Mary? The Sacred Heart? How does she feel about you and your future children having to attend Mass every Sunday and Holy Day of Obligation?Iāve had some close calls and I know how easy it is for things to snowball. Being real with myself, being aware of what happened and what could happen is the best way to be prepared. Itās how Iāve made it this far.
Thanks for the advice! It is really practical and most importantly it is very applicable to our lives. Again, I really appreciate it!
Thanks for the link. I am at work so I was only able to scan through it quickly but I will read it more carefully when I get some free time.
The ironic thing here was that, originally, I was the one who had a problem with her not being Catholic. She on the other hand didnāt make my religion an issue at all, ever. Sadly, the few fights we had about religion were instigated by me and she was always accepting of me and my catholicity, while I wasnāt accepting of her views.
The important thing is that Iāve found someone who taught me and counties to teach me what self-giving love is about; a love that reminds me of Godās love for me. Someone who is willing to quickly forgive my transgressions. Someone who is God-fearing. Someone who isnāt afraid to speak about God or the things he has done in her life. Someone I could pray with every night (and we do). Someone who enjoys going to church. Someone who wants God to be part of our relationship. Someone who is patient with me.
I call her my Proverbs 31 and to top it all off sheās the incarnation of physical beauty; sheās a sight to behold! In fact I was shocked to learn that she had an interest in me, given the number of men who chase her and her physical beauty. She said my spirituality, the fact that I was a virgin and my values caught her attention and that was something I never heard from any of the women in my parish. With that said, I pray to God she says, āyesā to me, when that time comes. Iām not saying we wonāt have our challenges however those are challenges I am sure we can overcome, with the help of God.