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mom2fourboys · #1 Dec 15, '10, 7:02 pm

I am interested in becoming a Catholic, but I am not sure where to begin.

My husband is a non-practicing Catholic and isn't interested in answering any of my questions.

Thanks for your help.

reaganjn · #2 Dec 15, '10, 7:50 pm

the only advise i can really give is to go to your local catholic parish and speak with a priest there. he can direct you about RCIA. i am a new catholic. i just converted this past easter!! Welcome Home!!!

mom2fourboys · #3 Dec 16, '10, 7:05 am

Thank you for the advice.

beth40n2 · #4 Dec 16, '10, 5:45 pm

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Originally Posted by mom2fourboys

I am interested in becoming a Catholic, but I am not sure where to begin.

My husband is a non-practicing Catholic and isn't interested in answering any of my questions.

Thanks for your help.

I agree with reaganjn, to talk to your local priest. RCIA is the place to start. But in the mean time, read through this group and it's forums for lots of information on websites, books etc. I will be happy to answer any question I can.

Welcome to the journey home.

TranquilAbiding · #5 Dec 17, '10, 8:18 pm

KimberlyAnn0218 · #6 Dec 20, '10, 5:14 am

Hello! I can empathize! It is not that my husband isn't interested in answering he is just unable to so,etimes. He was raised Catholic, but has forgotten a lot. I went through RCIA ( I don' think it was called that in 1994), but did not have a very educational experieince and really need to do some catching up. Our priest has been very helpful, but I am afraid to keep pestering him with my questions and issues. I would start with him. Good luck!

beth40n2 · #7 Dec 20, '10, 8:38 am

Any questions about the faith you have, ask away, I will certainly help you. If you want to do it on here great, or just send me a private message. If I do not know the answer, I will be honest and we can find the answer.