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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JesseInTX · 51-55, M

You don’t have to go to a church to be a believer. You don’t have to pick a particular faith to be a Christian. One thing I would advise you to do is “listen” to the God of your choice. We all seem to pray/talk to Him but rarely do we take the time to listen. Clear your mind, open your heart and He will talk to you.