Yes.
Because my salvation is based on the forgiveness granted me by God in His mercy and grace, not my keeping the law perfectly, which NO ONE can possibly do.
Sin does not remove me from God's family that I have been adopted into, anymore than disobedience to one's earthly father removes a child from his earthly family.
That child's parents are still his parents regardless of the child's obedience.
Disobedience breaks down the lines of communication between the parent and child, and repentance and confession restores that, but disobedience to either our earthly fathers or our heavenly father, does not sever or nullify the relationship or remove us from the family.
Did it ever occur to you that God WANTS to save people, not wanting to damn them?
He's not up there with a check list looking down on us, saying, *He did it again, can you believe it? When is he ever going to learn?* zzzooottttt *No salvation for him until he comes in line!*
Sheesh, no room for mercy in Catholicism, is there?
So, you can go through life committing sin after sin and you are forgiven?
It does not appear that way to me. Works based religions, even ones who say they are not works based, usually don't. They expect people to be perfect, then don't lift a finger to help the people. Sounds a tad close to those works based religious people that Jesus dealt with everyday. What were the terms Jesus used to describe them? I can't remember. 😂😇😎