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Welcome!

I find it rather interesting as to how it seems many more “converts” are more active on the internet about their faith than cradle Catholics.

I, for one, am a cradle Catholic, but it seems that I bump into a lot of people that entered the Church later in life.

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[quote:3ez9ay10]I find it rather interesting as to how it seems many more “converts” are more active on the internet about their faith than cradle Catholics.[/quote:3ez9ay10]
Many cradle Catholics take their faith for granted; they have known it their whole lives. Converts know what it is to wander about and finally find the light of Holy Mother Church.

[color=blue:1jt86p12]Hey Jon, what about us reverts that’re cradle Catholics who got messed up and have now found our way home? [/color:1jt86p12]

[quote:cmfcr0xd]In short, I wish I could phyisically meet many of you and have a face-to-face conversation. I am guessing this could be a common feeling…[/quote:cmfcr0xd]
Nope. I am absolutely horrible at communicating face-to-face or even over the phone.

The Seekers Christian Fellowship at my school had a meeting to review The Passion. During the meeting, the President (of the club) brought up that Mary was not a virgin but had other children. I went from the meeting to a computer and typed out a letter explaining why Mary was a virgin and how we know it. I then put the letter in the Seekers’ President’s mailbox.

Benedict,

“During the meeting, the President (of the club) brought up that Mary was not a virgin but had other children.”

Did the President of the club mentioned before Jesus was concieved or after?
I think if he call himself Christian, he should know the answer. Unless, he is playing dum. You should asked him which come first “The Chicken or the Egg?”
To be able to open his mouth does not make him smart. Ignorant is as same as being stupid.
God bless
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