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I thought of this song when I read your post. I think it says it all...
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The Prodigal Father (Beyond the Veil) Welcome home to the house of your Father I've been watching the road I've been praying that you would return For I've been missing you so There's so much I've been wanting to tell you So much I have to give you I've been waiting for you to come home To let you know I love you.
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We love because He first loved us.
I John 4:19
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I know this may be from the time I was in the Pentecostal Churches
but every time I hear a person coming back to Jesus, I fell like doing
what King David did.
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We are so blessed as Catholics to have the sacraments, especially those we can receive frequently, Eucharist and Reconciliation (Confession.) Make an appointment with your local priest, let him know in advance that you are returning and he will help you. Jesus always waits with open arms to embrace you and never let you go. God bless you and your return home. |
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What a beautiful grace the Lord has granted you. This passage comes to mind when reading your post: "Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives; he who seeks finds; and to him who knocks, the door will be opened. (Matthew 7:7) God Bless you |
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Luke 15:11-32 Then, realize: You are one of God's Prodigal Sons.
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Nothing you have done cannot be forgiven by Christ.
You will experience a great relief and release upon your first Confession on returning. Welcome Home and good luck on your journey. |
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I was away from the church for around thirty five years, when I
started to search for God again, I read lots of books and talked to
people for around three years, but did nothing.
My brother in law from the Baptist Church, who I did not get on with, said if you are looking for God you have to do something. This was so frustrating because he did not say what I should do, but I have been back in the Catholic Church for fifteen years, and it was the best advice I had from anyone. I leave you with the same incomplete advice. Blessings Eric
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Wow - this thread is a joy to those of us who were in a similar
situation to BostonStrong. I was an atheist, and I was (and still am)
afraid that I won't be accepted by Jesus and the holy Catholic Church.
But reading everyone's replies has brought a smile to my face.
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"The people that walked in darkness, have seen a great light: to them
that dwelt in the region of the shadow of death, light is risen."
Isaiah
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Welcome home!
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. . . the grace of God pursued me at every step . . . St. Faustina, Diary, #38 |
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I think whenever we have doubts about God's forgiveness we only need
to recall the story about St. Paul's conversion to put it all into
perspective. Here was a man, a Pharisee, who actively pursued and
persecuted the early Christians and had them put to death, yet God chose
him, of all people, to be the great Apostle that he was and to be His
instrument in evangelizing the world. How total was God's forgiveness
here!
Of course Jesus will forgive you. And He just might want to use you for a great purpose, you never know.
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Reminds me of Matthew 21:28-31.
The only moment it's too late to repent is Judgment, and even then I don't know what occurs. |
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YES, God will forgive you!!! Remember St. Paul. He was not an
atheist, but he persecuted the Church. He even held the coats of his
buddies as they stoned St. Stephen. God not only forgave him, but He
gave him a very important job, that of apostle to the Gentiles. He
became a great saint. You can be a saint, too. Welcome home!
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