[Jvette]

But, I have had the good fortune of conversing with some here who have been gracious and kind to me.

We humans are an impatient lot, not always content to submit to God’s will in His time.

My own journey back was somewhat similar in that I had fallen into a deep agnoticism and found God pulling at my heart. After searching and prayer I found my self back in the Church after a more than twenty year absence from any relationship with God.

I see protestantism as a rudderless ship with no captain at the wheel. I believe they are sincere in their beliefs but I am happiest in the Barque of Peter as I see it as the vessel of calm in the stormy sea of faith and life.

[Mad Dawg]

“Yea, the sparrow hath found an house, and the swallow a nest for herself, where she may lay her young,... “

Psalm 84

[Iscool]

I see protestantism as a rudderless ship with no captain at the wheel. I believe they are sincere in their beliefs but I am happiest in the Barque of Peter as I see it as the vessel of calm in the stormy sea of faith and life.

That's because we have a different Captain than you catholics do...We don't have a pope...All we have is Jesus to guide us...