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Do you believe in signs from above?

I am a Catholic. I believe that religion, any religion, is an important part of life. I have been attending the same Church since I was in Kindergarden; it is home to me. But since I’ve had kids, I have been a total Church slacker. Our Church welcomed a new Pastor, I didn’t really connect with him, life got busy, I left the Church. I justified my decision to myself by saying that I still prayed every night, I still did good deeds and that was enough. But, it wasn’t….it isn’t. I just feel like something is missing.

Enter St. Ann Church. This is the Pre-K program we have chosen for Lily which she will begin in less than a month! ACK! My husband and I were hesitant to leave our Church that has been home for so many years. But, today we decided to give it a go. As soon as we entered St. Ann, there was a HUGE sign hanging near the Altar which read:

FORWARD IN FAITH

I started to get teary-eyed. That’s it, I thought. That’s what is missing! I am stagnant. In the immortal words of Oprah….I had an ah-ha moment! LOL! I have focused on growing emotionally, educationally, financially and somehow I forgot to also grow spiritually. I don’t think I listened to one thing the Pastor had to say today because I sat there contemplating those words. FORWARD IN FAITH.

So, now I just have to figure out HOW to accomplish that. But I think I am on the right track. Our new Church Parish already feels like home.

2 thoughts on “Do you believe in signs from above?”

  1. I totally know what that’s like Bridgette!

    I’m so glad you for the right place to go forward with your faith!

  2. I just found your blog!! I too am Catholic (both kids attend Catholic school)…I had to do a double-take and see where you live because our church is “St. Ann Church”!!! Too funny. My kids go to a different Catholic school other than St. Ann’s but we felt too at home with the church to change parishes. Its a comforting feeling!!

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