Dear Sweet Sara
You are on my mind most of all, you having the Lord’s church a man made religion. Please take time to think about your soul.
Your friend seems nice, think, find out if he had a scriptural right for a divorce, you may get mad at me if you do I’ll love you and pray for you. Your mom had her heard broke. Your dad too.
If your friend has a right to remarry I will gladly accept it, but not you leaving the Lord’s church and joining a Catholic religion.
Grandmother
So that's what I found in the mail yesterday from my CoC grandmother--the one I wasn't allowed to tell I'm Catholic. I don't know how she found out, but I have my suspicions.
After 24 hours to reflect, I'm not really upset. In fact, in a way I'm relieved that I don't have to pretend to be something I'm not when I'm around the family.
This should make for an interesting Christmas though. I wouldn't be surprised if there's some sort of CoC intervention staged. Even more unfortunate is the fact that the friend she speaks about will be there and is likely to face the inquisition also.
There won't be any changing my mind though. I know that my decision to convert was the right one. I've never felt more at peace with any decision in my life and so many changes have happened in the last year that only further convince me I made the right choice.
I suppose if she's going to pray for me I can return the favor and add her to my intentions for my hour of adoration.
3 comments:
I'll add you, your "friend", and your grandmother to my prayer intentions.
God bless,
Kasia
It's as if they think that one letter they send will make you change your mind- as if you weren't thinking about the issue at all during the VIII months of RCIA.
:( sad
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