the journey of one culturally jewish woman converting to Catholicism in her mid 30s
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Homosexuality and transgenderism are both sinful and disgusting and need to be rooted out. It is not love to encourage our wayward brothers and sisters to continue sinning. It is love to show them the light.
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Detail — Portrait of Philippe de Croy (1460) by Rogier van der Weyden † Savonarola by Michael Hussar
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I prayed the Rosary for the first time yesterday. I've had one for years but I always thought it would be "too complicated" for someone with no Catholic background like myself to figure out. It wasn't. They say it takes about 20 minutes. My first go around took a half hour. I wasn't even that slow.
I felt so much easier afterwards. It's hard to explain. I'm going to make this a daily habit.
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Ever since I was 16 years old I have felt called to join the Catholic faith. My friends who didn't enjoy their own Catholic upbringings warned me against it, so I held off. In college I felt the call again and looked into converting but the process seemed too long so I held off.
Eventually I got myself baptized at the UCC. I attended for a time until I moved, the pandemic hit, and then the zoom meetings started all being about pronouns and other woke bullshit so I stopped attending.
This is the yer I get back on the right path. I am converting to Catholicism and I am having my children baptized in the faith along with me.
I don't expect this journey to be easy.
I expect many of my friends and family will mock me.
I don't care. It's finally fine to do this.
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