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sorry if this is the wrong forum to post this in. I need help making a decision, I am able to go to the U.S should I go? If I went I could go to church and more importantly, confession regularly and might be able to find a charity or something to help out at. The language barrier, which is the source of all my problems, obviously vanishes. However, it is a 2 hour flight to England, and then an 8 hour flight to the U.S. Although spiritually I’d be better off over there, if the planes crash I am dead, and done. There will be no coming back from being dead and this is my biggest fear, dying before I become absolved of my sin. I keep remembering the Mark 13:18 “And pray ye that your flight be not in the winter.” I know back then flight meant any taveling, and that scares me. Is that a warning? Please help. Sorry for the long post. What would you do if you were me?
 
If you get the opportunity to go to the US and you want to go, I think you should. Before you go, I would try to find resources to help you make the transition sucessfully. (Or at least give you the best chance possible.) Then you won’t be flying in winter. (figuratively of course.)
 
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If you feel you are being moved to come to America, then by all means, come here!

As regards to your fear of dying before you get here - God knows that you intended to turn a new leaf. If He calls you from this world early, I’m pretty sure your repentant attitude will weigh in your favor.
Yes! Please come on by, we’re a friendly people and there’s much to see.
We… we are? 😛
 
I don’t think you guys understand who evil I am. I am in a state of mortal sin, if I die I’m going to hell. Should I still risk it?
 
I don’t think you guys understand who evil I am. I am in a state of mortal sin, if I die I’m going to hell. Should I still risk it?
If you are unable to go to confession then make a perfect act of contrition–in which you express your sorrow for having commited the sin and your earnest desire to never offend that way again. God does not expect us to do what we can’t do. If there is no way to get to a confessor, God understands that and will forgive you. However, as soon as you are able to go to confession, then go and talk to the priest about your situation so you can hear the words of absolution and have complete peace of mind. God bless you.
 
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