Pastor's Journey To Catholic Baptism: A Conversion Story

A Pastors Journey to the Catholic Church. I take you behind the scenes of my baptism rehearsal, a significant step in my spiritual journey from being a Protestant pastor to embracing the Catholic faith. Join me as I share my experiences, challenges, and the profound moments that led to my conversion.
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[@barbarawahlang424]

God bless you mam welcome home

[@lisaferrin]

This is exciting! I am entering RCIA on sept 19! After 45 years as evangelical protestant! Glory!

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Oh WOW! That's wonderful. Our Lord is calling his people home. Getting his bride ready,. May God bless you in RCIA and in your future in His care😊 please subscribe if you haven't, it helps a lot, thank you.👍

[@SheltonDCruz]

Wow im so happy for you!

[@tony1685]

I sincerely marvel at how many are choosing a system which is so contrary God's Word -- as if Scripture simply does not matter.... friend, catholicism isn't Christianity --- Bible is crystal clear about this.

[@AutisticVaxtard]

@tony the Bible IS Catholic

[@gentlegiants1974]

A lovely testimony sister. May your pilgrimage of grace lead you further up and further in to the Heart of Jesus. I came into the Church 13 years ago, and it was more low-key than nowadays I guess, but I don't regret it. I live a hermit life without vows and each day is a journey into the unknown by faith.

[@erroljacobs4555]

Welcome home my sister in christ Jesus. Love from south Africa cape Town 🎉🎉

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Thank you Sth Africa for your warm welcome🎉😊

[@lucy6422]

Nice to see an Australian conversion story for a change. God bless you.

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Sorry about the delay in my reply- THANK YOU

[@bernsbuenaobra3665]

In and every time after a good confession to a Catholic Priest that act of contrition is said "Domini Iesu Christe Fili Dei miserere mei peccatoris" with a motion striking our heart. Its also good to say it even after a short examination of conscience before going to bed. Lord Jesus Christ Son of God have mercy on me a sinner.

[@tony1685]

Christians confess to God Alone, as this is idolatry on your part, blasphemy on the part of the 'priest'. why not just follow Truth, Sir?

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Sorry about the delay in my reply- THANK YOU for the tip

[@MataniuFulu]

Good for you, God bless you sister in Christ..

[@euengelion]

Welcome home, dear sister!

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Thank you😊

[@adriancheok7725]

Praise God. Welcome to the Family

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Sorry about the delay in my reply- THANK YOU

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Sorry about the delay in my reply- THANK YOU

[@valwhelan3533]

Usually every year at the (Sat. nite) Easter vigil we do a repeat of our baptismal vows renouncing Satan etc.

[@valwhelan3533]

Praying for you.

[@okwanamoses5354]

What a great move! God's inspiration. Welcome home and may the Lord reveal more heavenly things to you.

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Sorry about the delay in my reply- THANK YOU

[@E-pistol]

Congratulations ❤️

[@florencenambaziira3246]

Welcome back home my dear. To God be the glory.

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Sorry about the delay in my reply- THANK YOU

[@AlmostCatholic824]

That's really cool!

[@bobmccamon5056]

God bless you ma’am welcome home!

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Sorry about the delay in my reply- THANK YOU

[@vanzealotbush2244]

Welcome home sister. God bless you.

[@ramonam9251]

God bless you always.❤

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Thank you so much🙏

[@SheltonDCruz]

Welcome, the angels are rejoicing!

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Sorry about the delay in my reply- THANK YOU

[@my4angelsSweden]

Welcome home 🙏❤️

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Thank you so much x

[@CatholicOnTheSpectrum]

The Jesus prayer is also used by the Byzantine Catholics.

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Amen- Sorry about the delay in my reply- THANK YOU

[@EOBCHANNEL28]

Welcome home 😊

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Sorry about the delay in my reply- THANK YOU

[@vjztruth]

Welcome home sweet home🎉

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Sorry about the delay in my reply- THANK YOU

[@SheltonDCruz]

Lovely to see you come into the fold, however we dont take Holy communion, we recieve.

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Sorry about the delay in my reply- THANK YOU

[@dunnsscotus5643]

Wilkommen

[@albertaowusu3536]

The "Jesus Prayer" is catholic as well💒🇻🇦

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Sorry about the delay in my reply- THANK YOU its a wonderful prayer

[@grandpahand7410]

You have just painted a big red target on your back. I don’t mean that in a negative way. You will soon experience the wrath of KZbin trolls. Hang in there and continue to be a witness to Christ’s true Church. Remember the world hated Jesus before it hated His Church. 💚💚

[@AlmostCatholic824]

@@grandpahand7410 Fair comment. And thanks for your support 🙏 I've already had trolls telling me I'm deceived. I just say God bless you thank you for your comment . I then pray for their souls as someone somewhere must have prayed for mine. Please subscribe if u haven't already. God bless and keep you💚🤗

[@grandpahand7410]

@@AlmostCatholic824 SUBSCRIBED!!

[@grandpahand7410]

Stupid KZbin algorithm keeps deleting my comments. 😾😾

[@grandpahand7410]

I’m trying to suggest some other channels to view, no shared links, but they keep getting deleted. 😡

[@grandpahand7410]

@@AlmostCatholic824 Might I suggest the following channels? First, [How to be Christian], hosts name is ferris. He uses a mixture of humor, props and scripture to teach. Very informative. Second would be [kenny brushard], notably his video about crucifixes. You’ll never look at a crucifix the same way again. Thirdly, [called to be different] a sweet and humble young lady who’s run into yt trolls. You might be able to relate to her. Perhaps you two can support one another in your quests.

[@RichPohlman]

There is No Mass celebrated on Good Friday

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Ok Thanks

[@RichPohlman]

I'm confused how did she go to Holy Mass on Good Friday when no Mass is ever celebrated on Good Friday?

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Thanks for your comment. I became Catholic on July 14th. So the rehearsal was after Mass on Friday night. God bless 😊

[@mikamaruf7033]

Memang Jumat Agung itu ada penghormatan atau penciuman salib, tetapi biasanya dikanjutkan dengan penerimaan tubuh dan darah Kristus.

[@Justsanz-bk8lk]

Humility is an X factor in conversion, especially if you are a pastor.

[@balukuroben7458]

But I have ever attended mass too on good Friday after the way of the cross.

[@DarlowMaxwell]

I’m a little confused. You were a Protestant pastor, but were never baptized?

[@AlmostCatholic824]

Hi There. Thanks for your comments It a bit complicated. Apparently the Catholic church requires 'proof' of baptism in the name of the Father, Son and HS like a registered document. I have never had a certificate or similar. So I was baptized conditionally. The word that was said was 'In case u haven't been baptized ' Joe hashmeyre on UTube explains this really well. Take a look at his channel 😊

[@CatholicOnTheSpectrum]

Catholicism is the original Christianity.

[@tony1685]

can you show me where then we see humans encouraged to pray to other humans, in Scripture? can you show me where the 1st day was sanctified, blessed, made Holy? -- my Bible shows the 7th day Sabbath as the Lord's day. can you show me where Christians ask other sinners for 3rd party sin forgiveness? -- Bible shows God Alone forgives these. thanks in advance, Sir!

[@CatholicOnTheSpectrum]

@@tony1685 Revelation shows the saints in heaven offering the prayers of those on earth to God as incense, with their own prayers. In the Gospel, Jesus gives the apostles the authority to forgive sins in His name and they pass this down to others in Acts. That has continued into the Bishops and priests of today, who can (in the Catholic Church) all be traced back to the apostles through ordination. The principal reason for gathering together on Sundays and calling it the Lord’s day was of course that Christ rose from the dead on that day, the first day of the week (cf. Jn 20:1). Likewise the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost took place on a Sunday. But the early Christians went further and associated the first day with the first day of creation. St John Paul II writes: “Christian thought spontaneously linked the Resurrection, which took place on “the first day of the week”, with the first day of that cosmic week (cf. Gen 1:1-2:4) which shapes the creation story in the Book of Genesis: the day of the creation of light (cf. 1:3-5). This link invited an understanding of the Resurrection as the beginning of a new creation, the first fruits of which is the glorious Christ, “the first born of all creation” (Col 1:15) and “the first born from the dead” (Col 1:18; DD 24). It is significant that as light was created on the first day, so Christ is “the light of the world” (Jn 8:12).

[@CatholicOnTheSpectrum]

@@tony1685 Revelation shows the saints in heaven offering the prayers of those on earth to God as incense, with their own prayers. In the Gospel, Jesus gave the apostles the authority to forgive sins in His name and they passed this on to others they ordained throughout Acts. That ordination chain continues in the Catholic Bishops and priests of today, who can all be directly traced to the apostles. The principal reason for gathering together on Sundays and calling it the Lord’s day was of course that Christ rose from the dead on that day, the first day of the week (cf. Jn 20:1). Likewise the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost took place on a Sunday. Catholics are also allowed to use Saturday instead.

[@tony1685]

@@CatholicOnTheSpectrum paragraph 1 -- that isn't what I asked, Sir. show me where the apostles prayed to other humans. paragraph 2 -- yet you're not understanding, His church, His people have criteria -- see 1 Tim 3:15, John 14:15, 1 John 2:3-4, Rev 12:17, Rev 14:12, etc... paragraph 3 -- nonsense, they gathered 'daily' -- according to Acts 2:46 and yes, He performed many miracles on various days, but none of this change any of His Commands -- unless you believe He lied in Luke 16:17 ? _'Catholics are allowed to use Saturday instead.'_ 'use' -- what does that mean? 'Saturday' ? -- I am speaking of the Sabbath, aka the Lord's day. Christians don't have an option -- we either follow Christ and keep His Ten or we don't. the Command clearly shows us also that the other 6 days are 'work days' -- see Exodus 20:8-11 thanks for reading, Sir.

[@CatholicOnTheSpectrum]

@@tony1685 What you said is not what the Bible says. I answered your questions.