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Family life 02/24/20 (Mon) 13:39:07 f049d4 No.828069

Talk about your success's with your family. Your failings. Have you made any progress, or has it been downhill?

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02/24/20 (Mon) 15:22:55 ccb3e4 No.828071

>>828069

I live in a family of 6, only boy among 3 sisters. We were raised christians. Today I tend to only see what's wrong in my family, but I'm thankful for everything that was done right by my parents. I probably would be a fedora atheist if I wasn't taught the Bible early on. My older sister married a good christian and they are building a traditional family.

That being said, we have shortcomings. My parents don't really care for my youngest sister, who shamelessly fornicates with her boyfriend. The subject is avoided at home but I know what's up. It grieves me a lot but I feel there's not much I can do. I wish I had maintained a stronger bond with her, this could have been avoided then.

My other sister is doing good but is going through some kind of faith crisis. That's why instead of going to the mass yesterday I offered her to grab a beer and talk about it. I think I managed to answer some important questions she had and am thankful for it.

I feel like everything was made difficult by the fact that I studied abroad. I would never take this decision again. At least it taught how important it is to stay close to your relatives.

What about you anon?

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02/24/20 (Mon) 18:37:35 44d485 No.828082

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I grew up in a family that was very Catholic until Vatican II. When the new mass came along, they all gave up the faith, even my Priest uncle because the gates of hell had prevailed against the Church.

I was delighted to see that the church had survived the satanic holocaust of Vatican II via the Work of Archbishop Lefevbre, who I'm sure one day will be recognized as the Patron Saint of Courage, defender of the Church like Saint Joseph and God's warrior against Satan like Saint Micheal.

God Bless the good archbishop and God protect the true faithful of His Church.

My own family is a disaster. I tried to follow the teachings of the Church that I had thought had died, but I didn't learn about the FSSP, SSPX and SSPV until just a couple of years ago.

My wife and children are atheist, and will not be baptized. I sin every day for this.

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02/24/20 (Mon) 22:54:41 f049d4 No.828100

>>828069

My parents are the "just be nice type" of Christians. They never really taught me the faith. No sun I had to learn it on my own

I am have been having uncharitable towards others in my heart. I respect people, but my heart often is cold and nasty, and I feel like vermin before God. I try to do perfect contrition but I keep making the same mistakes over and over. My major vice is wrath. Please pray for me, I am being confirmed march 1st and am scared I am not worthy of it. Pray for me that I will conquer my demons, and that I will make it to heaven. I don't deserve Him, but He loves me..I wish I had a prayer buddy. :''''(

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02/25/20 (Tue) 00:27:04 782a28 No.828101

>>828069

i was neet for 5 yrs virtually, so my parents weren't very happy about it, but i enrolled into uni and things have gotten instantly better, they're catholic but poorly catechized, i want to convert them to a fuller observance of the church precepts, i don't think they do it because they're cafeteria but they're simple believers. I'm not sure how to go about it, and the time is not just right, but i feel pretty guilty about putting it off.

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02/25/20 (Tue) 03:42:48 b924e8 No.828113

>Mom is only Catholic in the family besides me

>she's dating a Prot boyfriend

>she's now skipping out on going to Mass every now and then

>Aunt was Catholic, not non-practicing apostate

>sister was Catholic, now ANTIFA lesbian

>Dad was non-practicing, but now fundamental evangelical

>Dad tried out Lutheranism, Baptist, Seventh Day Adventism… he's "shopping" but refuses Catholicism

>no one else in family even remotely Christian

>no Christian friends because it's not cool

>girlfriend wants to convert, but just because I'm passionate, not because she loves God

sad times, Christian. sad times.

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