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Note: Sorry if this post is kind of long, had so much on my mind and feeling overwhlemed, and it may not be written the best. And my journey has been kind of long as to how I got back to my faith so this is the truncated version. Thank you to anyone willing to read this and give any feedback. Dear everyone, I'm just writing this because, as of late, I’ve been feeling a lot of internal conflict as I have been researching early Christianity, and I need to get some things off my chest. First, my story: I’ve been a Christian and grew up in a Christian family my whole life. However, I will say I w ..read more

Before telling you the dream that I had, I was raised catholic and when I was young my parents used to take me to church every sunday, but in recent years I stopped going to church and stop praying, I really don't have an explanation to why I did that, but out of nowhere I started to get exposed to Christian content on social media and I started to go to church, reading the bible and praying again, so below is my dream and if someone can explain to me the meaning of it I would be very appreciative: " I saw Jesus Christ showing me a decaying white painted wooden house where the paint was old a ..read more

So, a priest in my diocese is sedevacantist (or benevacantist, because he says that Benedict XVI. was a legitimate pope, but that Francis was illicitly elected). He openly talks against Pope Francis and says that he is an anti-pope. He has a parish, and our bishop doesn't have any problem with that. He mentions the name of our bishop in the canon, but doesn't do so for the Pope. Formally he's a priest of our diocese, he doesn't belong to any sedevacantist group, the bishop didn't take away his faculties. My question is: can we go to his mass? submitted by /u/NikolaVukic [visit reddit] [comme ..read more

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