Brought Up A Catholic

Religion has always been very important to my mum and her family. We did go to church regularly too.

Now that I'm older? I still have that background but, I think, more a sense of duty than of real faith. I dunno.

Maybe things change? Maybe they come round again full circle?

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Budwick · 70-79, M

[quote]Maybe things change?[/quote]

Gods love for you never changes.

Please, don't turn your back on Him.

MiyaDuponte · 26-30, F

@Budwick Life is a cycle though; we go away from what we love then come back to it.

😊

Budwick · 70-79, M

@MiyaDuponte Suppose you die during a no God phase.
Stay faithful to God.
The rest of your life interests, activities can still change as you remain faithful.

MiyaDuponte · 26-30, F

@Budwick There's a difference between not believing in god and not being the one that goes to church on every Sunday. Priorities change, that's all. Deep down, I guess it's always there.

Budwick · 70-79, M

@MiyaDuponte [quote] I guess it's always there.[/quote]

Is it? You can't even bother to capitalize the "G".
If church your issue - then say that.
There's a lot of good reasons to avoid the Catholic church right now.
But stay close to God. Read the Bible, pray, be thankful.