Yep, it is happening. I am becoming Catholic and my children are getting baptized. Wow. I am still in awe about it. I have been an Atheist for 12 years! Everyone that knows me, is still in shock. Well why you ask?? I had a "feeling" or supernatural experience you could say. I was driving to the grocery, with my son in the back. And I instantly believed. I had an overpowering feeling of happiness and contentment. It was wonderful. I know, as I am typing this it still sounds a little nutty to me. But it's the honest truth. So after that I started to go to church, a lot. My mother-in-law is a devout Catholic, so I looked to her for guidance. There are many reasons why I like the Catholic Church, so I am starting the classes to become Catholic. Though I cannot actually formally do it until next Easter Vigil, because I am unbaptized. I have chosen Rita as my Saint name. I am happy, very happy. I feel as if my life is taking the path it should. I have wonderful children, a loving husband and a supportive family. I feel God has blessed me in so many ways and I am thankful for that.
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I think that because I know what it's like to be an Atheist I will respect their decisions. My husband is still an Atheist, so I think they have the best of both worlds. I want them to learn about all religions and make the choice for themselves. I still think that it is my choice to be catholic, and not my right to make that choice for them. They are olny getting baptized, I'm still unsure if I want them to go through all the other sacraments, like communion. Thanks for being understanding! Not everyone has.
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Wow, that is quite a change! I'm glad it makes you happy and I'm glad you have a loved one to guide you as you find yourself. I hope that if your children decide against Catholicism, you will remember your journey and respect their decisions.
- Austinka
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