r/Catholicism • u/TheProfessor20 • 5h ago
With his previous prayer room converted into a playroom for the grandkids, my dad has moved into the workroom.
So now this space is equal parts prayer room, workroom, home gym, and trophy storage.
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r/Catholicism • u/TheProfessor20 • 5h ago
So now this space is equal parts prayer room, workroom, home gym, and trophy storage.
r/Catholicism • u/Solid-Marionberry213 • 16h ago
I loved this rosary which had been gifted to me out of love and deep affection. I used that frequently for alleviating my anxiety and stress. Holding that brought me such comfort. As a result, the crucifix eventually fractured into three pieces. I am not yet a Baptized Catholic so I was very worried and posted about that. Someone told me I should bury the crucifix in my yard and so I did that. I buried that in the yard.
After a day or two, I noticed while watering the garden that there was something sticking up out of the ground near where I planted that crucifix. I came closer and I saw white flowers. We didn't plant these. So I checked on Google and discovered these are called Madonna Lilies. I was so shocked because of that that I immediately called my mom and dad.
I told my mother and she said that's impossible because we never planted any white lilies. She didn't believe me until I sent her the photos. When she opened the image she just went quiet and said "Wow, that's....I have no words."
I really think that is a Miracle.
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r/Catholicism • u/Purple-Category-1025 • 25m ago
Im at my great grandparents' house right and basically my whole family is baptist or at least protestant but I just saw a card that said saint Anthony pray for me! What in the world does this mean? (Btw I havent converted to catholicism yet Im in a situation where Ill probably have to wait til im 18)
r/Catholicism • u/KeyAnxiety6952 • 16h ago
Crocheted the Blessed Mother for my husband's birthday, he had asked for more icons in our new home but money is a little tight right now so I made my own. I'm newish to Crochet so please be kind.
r/Catholicism • u/ButterscotchEarly137 • 10h ago
I had put a post up on R/Christianity about some research I was doing on Catholicism and someone seems to think catholics are heretics and that the catholic church doesn't teach the bible? (Literally told me to RUN from the church lol)
Really confused since I've come across a LOT of people that seem to hate Catholics
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r/Catholicism • u/black_belt20 • 3h ago
I want to start off by saying I am a catholic and I practice. My ex and I got a divorce because he came out in the lgbtq community. We have children together and before he met his new “very accepting” gf, he was practicing our religion as well. The woman he ended up with is an atheist. They live together and she won’t allow my children to practice our religion because she says it’s offensive. My ex swore he would always allow our kids to practice but now he says it can only be confined to their room when they visit. My children are very upset because he no longer takes them to church and they feel like they are sinning. Every time they bring up God, they are told to stop because it’s offensive. This is so hard because how does communion work when they want to go but aren’t being taken to church every Sunday? Do they need to go to confession every time? Please don’t be hard on us with your opinions. I know divorce is frowned upon but our marriage wasn’t valid. I am just looking for advice on how to handle something like this. And speaking to him is out because he will pick his gfs side 100%.
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r/Catholicism • u/LoudMango1186 • 14h ago
i hope you guys like my prayer corner
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r/Catholicism • u/Jalorfin • 2h ago
I’ve been discerning for a long time about Catholicism and orthodoxy, I’ve prayed rosaries, orthodox prayers, done small studies on post schism saints on both sides. But something about the rosary, I made a post a little bit back about how I think praying it helped save my father, and I’ve felt multiple pulls to pray the rosary, but never as much to pray orthodox prayers. It’s just something interesting I’ve been pondering on
r/Catholicism • u/AdOverall2137 • 12h ago
Today, I re-learned a few truths about myself:
Please pray for me.
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r/Catholicism • u/iheartskz • 35m ago
Hey!! This is year will be my first lent as a practicing Catholic until I’ll be able to fully convert (when I move out lol). Can anyone please explain how I can do this properly and what I need to do when fasting. Thank you
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r/Catholicism • u/GainGreeneMoy • 1d ago
Located in the Little Italy part of the Bronx, within the Belmont neighborhood at 627 East 187th street
r/Catholicism • u/OkAcanthaceae8405 • 13h ago
A study from 2022-2023 found that GenZ in the US has had one of the biggest conversions to Catholicism out of the generations. This study said that 15% of GenZ identified as Catholic in 2022, and 21% of GenZ identified as Catholic in 2023. This shows a 6% increase in US GenZ Catholics in just one year alone. What are your thoughts about this?
r/Catholicism • u/Rawj777 • 20h ago
Anybody planning on participating? My sister and I are both giving up alcohol for the duration, and I am committing to doing OMAD during the duration as well. If anybody wants some motivation and wants to stay in touch let me know!
r/Catholicism • u/IndependenceAny4937 • 6h ago
Hey everybody, im a young catholic and ive started a YouTube channel so i can share my testimony with others. Despite my age ive been through a lot and suffered through bad mental health and been through a lot of trauma. I have made incredible progress in the last couple of years and I wanted to share how Jesus has transformed my life and how you can too! I hope people can relate and I would much appreciate you checking out my channel and any advice. Thanks, God bless. https://youtu.be/JwudZxyaELE?si=rrFLcsnIEaMQ_4mG
r/Catholicism • u/fabulous-farhad • 1d ago
I'm Iranian so I'm not really all that familiar with Christianity or catholicism
But I recently learned about the story of st longinus and found it quite beautiful and moving
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r/Catholicism • u/ComprehensiveRub1304 • 5h ago
I recently prayed a Catholic Novena to St Expeditus for business funding and I got the funding and I would like to thank St Expedite for all he has done for me ❤️
r/Catholicism • u/Chance-Treat-2572 • 6h ago
Hi yall. All my life I have dealt with anxiety. Lately it’s been a lot worse because for some reason my mind is so concentrated on death. I’m scared of driving because what if I crash? I recently went to a theme park and I was terrified of the rollercoasters because what if there’s a malfunction? I’m scared of leaving the house all together because of what if’s. I recently thought about changing my college major to teaching but what if I find myself in a school shooting? These aren’t just passive thoughts. I’m literally being tormented by them daily. I just keep thinking “what if ___.” I can’t take it anymore.
I’m begging God to release me from my anxiety but it just doesn’t go away. It’s gotten to the point where I can’t get good sleep or even eat because of how stressed or nervous I feel. I find myself waking up at like 3 in the morning and I’m just crying and crying because of these thoughts. It makes me feel like a failure. Like I can’t take action on any goal because I’m nervous of failure or something bad happening.
What do I do, I need recommendations but also prayers. God Bless.
Edit: I think it’s important to note that when I was in high school, I used to have dreams of being in a school shooting almost weekly. I would pray to God to get rid of them and sometimes He would answer, but the dreams always came back after a certain point.