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Thanks!

Thanks! I’m sorry you’re going through all that.

Thanks!

Happy, Happy Birthday Lamb!

Ok, I read online of a couple survivors but it’s rare. So my original question still stands. Is this disease an exception? Is the Bible wrong when it says Jesus can cure anything?

I read some meme online that said this. My dad died of pancreatic cancer in 1989, I think. I’ve never heard of God curing this disease. Is this disease an exception? Is the Bible wrong? Has anyone ever heard of a pancreatic cancer survivor?

That’s worse

Edit to Add: they are but it’s only for an hour 1/2 and costs I think $25. They have games, petting zoo, snacks and other activities for the kids.

Happy, Happy Birthday!

Happy, Happy Birthday!

I think we had a live Nativity last year for the community. I haven’t read this weeks’ bulletin so I don’t know if they’re doing it this year or not.

Well, I hope that the Mass itself and friendliness of priests and deacons sway people to come back. Our sign outside often says something like “Ever thought of becoming Catholic? Call ……”

I agree, because living beings have to start somewhere

I think there are a lot of visitors at my church during Christmas and Easter, including my husband, Everybody is welcome to attend but unless you’re Catholic you can’t receive Holy Communion, though you can come up to receive a blessing. But to become an actual member you have to go through...

MoreCoffee are you a cradle Catholic or a convert? If you converted what were you before? It’s nice to see another Catholic here.

It’s nice to want people to become Catholic but everybody is entitled to their own beliefs. I think that as long as they believe in Jesus and confess (in our case, to a priest, they to Christ) it’s all good.

I’m Catholic it still says I’m Lutheran on here edit: I fixed it. I was raised Catholic then bounced around for awhile, then came back to the RCC.

It’s my understanding that here are very, very few infallible teachings.

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I love that Scripture.