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[Noel Yheaulon]

Will someone please just check in with me. Give me tough advice if I ask for it. I need a pool for me. The few catholic friends I picked up rarely check-in and considering I'm a bloody convert and have no other support I would really appreciate it. Help a fellow Catholic actually reep the benefits of communal grace, won't you?

[MithLuin]

Welcome to phatmass!  I'm sure you'll meet some people here who would be interested in chatting with you about whatever's on your mind.  You might want to start a topic in Open Mic rather than the Debate Table, though. 

[BG45]

Welcome to Phatmass!  As a fellow convert, yeah it can be really hard at times.  It was easier to find folks who shared my beliefs after I moved, than when I first converted; so I know that feeling.  Want me to bump this thread over to Open Mic instead?

[abon12]

Stay close to the Lord.

[MarysLittleFlower]

Hi there, I'm a convert too, and at first it was difficult because I didn't really know other Catholics, then I got involved in a Catholic group at my university, and then found more friends at a young adult group at my church, and God has brought me Catholic friends through this :) I know it can be lonely sometimes. It's helped me to read about the Saints, and go to Adoration and church more. God bless you :)

[MarysLittleFlower]

Hi there, I'm a convert too, and at first it was difficult because I didn't really know other Catholics, then I got involved in a Catholic group at my university, and then found more friends at a young adult group at my church, and God has brought me Catholic friends through this :) I know it can be lonely sometimes. It's helped me to read about the Saints, and go to Adoration and church more. God bless you :)

[AnneLine]

Welcome! :welcome:  

 

Share a little about yourself (remembering, of course, that this is the internet!) and I am sure you will have people stopping by to say hello.  Glad to have you!

[Eowyn]

Another convert here.  Best  suggestion I have is to find something to get involved in at your parish or in your diocese.  I've made some good catholic friends that way. 
 

Phatmass is a awe.some place, too.  Wander around a little bit and you are sure to find an interesting thread or two or ten.