r/Catholicism • u/MaizeOtherwise3975 • 9h ago
Thinking of converting back…
So, for starters, I was raised Catholic. Had my first communion, but refused confirmation at 14. I’m now 28 and have been pagan for about 10 years after being atheist. I’ll never regret my former beliefs, as I see them as part of a journey towards what I’m meant to be. However, I’m finding myself interested again in Christ and considering going back to confession and mass and everything else. I guess I’m just looking for support and encouragement in this process as I consider my beliefs and my life
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u/zach_attack_706 1h ago
I think the best first step is to speak with your local priest. Also any of the Catholic Answers guys on YT for some intro content.
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u/Effective_Ad7567 8h ago
Just do it! God wants so desperately for you to be with Him and His Church. You have no idea how many saints and angels are cheering you on. There is going to be a giant party in Heaven celebrating your return.
All hesitations, awkwardness, fear, nervousness, and shame are from the devil. Resist him, steadfast in faith.
LETS GO!!!!