http://thiscatholicjourney.heavenforum.com/evangelization-f25/-t1.htm Spreading the faith, catechesis, missionary work Tue, 13 May 2008 16:28:59 GMT 10 http://thiscatholicjourney.com/cathbanner.jpg http://thiscatholicjourney.heavenforum.com/evangelization-f25/-t1.htm http://thiscatholicjourney.heavenforum.com/evangelization-f25/where-do-you-stop-t83.htm MaBeck I'm a terrible evangelist. I guess I don't have a lot of patience with people who not only reject the Gospel, but refuse to investigate anything. The Fathers of the Church, Canon Law, the writings of the Saints: these things are at everyone's disposal but few people make use of them. To top it off, I firmly believe in free will and in your right to choose who or what you worship, or if you worship at all. I'm not going to beat down your door to talk about my Church, though I'll gladly talk ... Evangelization Tue, 13 May 2008 16:28:59 GMT http://thiscatholicjourney.heavenforum.com/evangelization-f25/where-do-you-stop-t83.htm#394 http://thiscatholicjourney.heavenforum.com/evangelization-f25/where-do-you-stop-t83.htm http://thiscatholicjourney.heavenforum.com/evangelization-f25/my-work-here-is-done-t64.htm Amber A co-worker of mine, who is a evangelical Christian, told me she felt her "work" was done where she's working. Basically, she feels that she can no longer reach the people she works with for Christ and she feels that, because she has suffered so much in her life, that no one will want to know God through her anyway. The question is, is our work ever really done? I realize this is a bit of a rhetorical question... but I found this attitude puzzling. Can we really only be a witness ... Evangelization Thu, 17 Apr 2008 03:44:53 GMT http://thiscatholicjourney.heavenforum.com/evangelization-f25/my-work-here-is-done-t64.htm#321 http://thiscatholicjourney.heavenforum.com/evangelization-f25/my-work-here-is-done-t64.htm http://thiscatholicjourney.heavenforum.com/evangelization-f25/curves-and-mindless-current-secularism-t54.htm Jeanne I was working out at Curves today when a few women starting talking about the California missions. One woman went on to say that the missionaries treated all the Indians like slaves. Well that was enough and I told her between huffing and puffing that politically correct history revisionists were wanting to change history. I said a few other things apologetically (not sorry )............that I quite can't recall. But the big thing that gets me is how easy people will believe what secularists ... Evangelization Sat, 29 Mar 2008 03:26:36 GMT http://thiscatholicjourney.heavenforum.com/evangelization-f25/curves-and-mindless-current-secularism-t54.htm#239 http://thiscatholicjourney.heavenforum.com/evangelization-f25/curves-and-mindless-current-secularism-t54.htm