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January 22, 2005 at 3:38 am #960AnonymousInactive
Looks like a great forum….. I see a few familiar names…. looking forward to chatting with you all.
Peace be with you,
ScottJanuary 22, 2005 at 5:51 am #3678AnonymousInactiveHello Scott.
January 24, 2005 at 2:39 am #3679AnonymousInactiveHello again my friend…. hope you have been well.
January 24, 2005 at 5:22 am #3681About Catholics TeamKeymasterWelcome Scott!
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-Jon
January 25, 2005 at 4:54 pm #3684AnonymousInactiveThanks for the welcome Jon!
I am a convert to the Roman Catholic Church…. I came into full communion with the Catholic Church this past Holy Saturday. I grew up in the Protestant Church of Christ denomination, but I would consider myself back then more atheist/agnostic than Christian.
My conversion (born again as the Protestants would call it) came gradually. The birth of my daughter started a belief in a higher power… but it was a book called [u:23gu3rln]The Skeptics Search For God[/u:23gu3rln] by Ralph Muncaster that really made it hit home for me. That gave me a belief in the God of the Bible and Jesus Christ, His only son and Savior of the world.
Thankfully, I went to an online message board and started to study the History of Christianity and the origin of the Canon. Only a Catholic member seemed to make sense (suprise suprise ” title=”Wink” /> ) and this wonderful man: BOB SALMON (in case anyone out there knows him from the Catholic.com forum….. bless you Bob!) helped answer my questions and show me that Jesus Christ started a Chruch, and that Church remains to this day: The Catholic Church.
Anywho…. I tend to ramble! I enjoy teaching the faith to others and love spending time with others who know the faith well and can defend it ( I would have been Catholic a decade ago if a few Catholics that I chatted with knew their faith well enough)
I am a Moderator at another Forum, I teach adult converts in my parish at our RCIA program…. married, father of two girls (both in Catholic school now!)…. 2nd Degree Knight of Columbus
…… and founder of our Parish Father Peyton Guild. To learn more about [b:23gu3rln]Servant of God Father Patrick Peyton[/b:23gu3rln] (SOGFPP get it?), go to http://www.hcfm.org.
Peace in Christ,
ScottJanuary 26, 2005 at 2:02 pm #3689About Catholics TeamKeymasterWell, that’s wonderful! Welcome to the Catholic faith – it’s almost been a year now!
Are you an RCIA sponsor now? I know that some people that recently completed the RCIA process are still very fired up and become sponsors – just wondering if you do that too.
January 27, 2005 at 3:16 am #3691AnonymousInactiveNo one to sponsor…. yet!
I am teaching the sponsors to be sponsors…. trying to. You see, I didn’t have one, and no RCIA class…. I had to do it on my own.
So….. I am trying to get our parrish RCIA up and running…. I was the first (adult) confirmation in three years!
Send your prayers!
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