FrankDSegura
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Should all Roman Catholics leave the Catholic church?
Should all Roman Catholics leave the Catholic church?
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FrankDSegura
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Should I go to a church that gave me back my tithe after I put it in the basket??
@FrankDSegura -- my first reaction is that That is odd. Why would a church do that? Is there a 'rest of the story' you could share?
What does that particular church teach? And maybe that particular church only accepts financial support from members?!
What does that particular church teach? And maybe that particular church only accepts financial support from members?!
Bob Carabbio
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If they're led out by the Holy Spirit, they should. He's that one that orders our steps.
On the other hand some, who are STRONG ENOUGH in the Born Again FAITH, and led by the Holy Spirit to do so, should STAY IN as missionaries to "Religious but Unsaved Catholics" in the congregation.
I knew a man, and his wife, back in Ohio, that did just that when they became Born Again Christians, and their life was like the Book of Acts in what they did in their local parish.
I'd Also heard of a priest who accepted Jesus Christ as his Savior. He started teaching Bible to the people.
There Are those who Do stay within the RCC because most of their family are RCC -- it would cause more problems to go elsewhere. But they got a job in another area and , so , had a good excuse To leave the RCC with no hard feelings within the family.
Many years ago we got to know a couple -- his wife worked as a waitress for my husband's Pizza Hut. They lived down the road from us out in the country. We got to know them fairly well. They went to the local RCC church. He was fairly popular -- was a reader on Sundays. The thing is that the Priest knew that the husband did Not believe some of the RCC teachings. The husband never spoke negatively about the Church. He was very active In the church. He invited the priest over to his home and we were there, also. It was kind of an open-house kind of gathering. We could see that he was Trying to be as Christ-like as possible around that priest in order to possibly bring him to Christ. Lamer's job transfered him to a different area after a while and we also moved. So we don't know What influence his time with that Priest made on him. We'll find that out in heaven.
There Are those who Do stay within the RCC because most of their family are RCC -- it would cause more problems to go elsewhere. But they got a job in another area and , so , had a good excuse To leave the RCC with no hard feelings within the family.
Many years ago we got to know a couple -- his wife worked as a waitress for my husband's Pizza Hut. They lived down the road from us out in the country. We got to know them fairly well. They went to the local RCC church. He was fairly popular -- was a reader on Sundays. The thing is that the Priest knew that the husband did Not believe some of the RCC teachings. The husband never spoke negatively about the Church. He was very active In the church. He invited the priest over to his home and we were there, also. It was kind of an open-house kind of gathering. We could see that he was Trying to be as Christ-like as possible around that priest in order to possibly bring him to Christ. Lamer's job transfered him to a different area after a while and we also moved. So we don't know What influence his time with that Priest made on him. We'll find that out in heaven.
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Similar to a job, a date, a wife or anything, you need to vet your church. If it's pushing politics like that current pope and globalism, it is not Gospel or in Christ.
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I would. Catholicism is a man-made cult that worships Mary " the Queen of heaven" who is NOT the same as the virgin Mary. We are not supposed to pray to Saints, or Mary, or the pope, or do Hail Mary's, and the pope is evil. I am sorry but most all the popes have been evil if you follow their history.
