Zach
	12:54 PM on Thu, Nov 1, 2012
I have a Catholic fiend on Quizlet too I am trying to reach Reply       Remove

	On-Christ-The-Solid-Rock-I-Stand .
	10:57 AM on Fri, Nov 2, 2012
I know from experience, they are difficult to witness to! They think they're already saved! Reply       Remove

	His Servant .
	7:24 AM on Tue, Dec 11, 2012
Just keep at it...things take perseverance - especially evangelizing! Are there any new updates to give? Had any more good opportunities to witness to them? Praying for you. Reply       Remove

	His Servant .
	6:03 PM on Wed, Dec 12, 2012
First question (don't think me silly when I ask this...) do Catholics read their Bible? Meaning, do your neighbors read their Bible? If so, you could ask them if they are interested in just reading the Word together with you. A lot of people in my Church have taken this approach, and have seen SO much fruit come of it. They just asked the person that they are trying to reach if they would read the Word, (without any extra comments about what they think the text says). Normally, the unbeliever would have lots of questions while reading, and ask them. (Note: This is just a suggestion. And, our Church does other evangelism things as well...not just this thing.) "You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free" < Great verse! Reply       Remove

	On-Christ-The-Solid-Rock-I-Stand .
	8:28 PM on Sat, Dec 15, 2012
Thank you so much for the advice, His Servant... I don't know if they read their Bible. I'm sure you know that for many years, reading the Bible was illegal for Catholics; that's why it was read in Latin in church. (Boring... snoring.) Translating it into English was a capital crime. Do they read the Bible now? Well, thankfully you can't be burned at the stake for doing so, but I doubt they pay much attention to it, because if they did, they'd know they were wrong. Maybe they just read the Apocrypha. Thanks again; we don't know them well enough for me to ask to read it with them. It would be awkward. But I'll have to try bringing up the Bible sometime; Reply       Remove

	8:05 PM on Tue, Dec 18, 2012
Yes, I did know about that in their history, but didn't know now if they read their Bible. I know - if they did read their Bible....they could start seeing/reading the truth that everything they believe isn't right! I don't know how anyone could read their Bible and believe that one is saved by works...(they believe that, right?) ~His Servant Reply       Remove

	On-Christ-The-Solid-Rock-I-Stand .
	8:02 AM on Wed, Dec 19, 2012
If I'm correct, what they believe is that you're perfect when you're born (or maybe once you're christened), and going to Heaven. Once you sin, you're going to purgatory. Then you have to make up your sin with good works. So how much time you spend in purgatory depends on how good you are (unless someone buys you out of it or whatever). Reply       Remove

	12:44 AM on Sun, Dec 23, 2012
Oh, my, are they messed up... a LOT! But then again, we all were before we were saved - praise God for sending His Son to die for us! -His Servant Reply       Remove

	On-Christ-The-Solid-Rock-I-Stand .
	7:38 AM on Thu, Dec 27, 2012
Right. But the dangerous thing is they think that they are saved. But then again, I used to have the same problem; I was a false convert for a long time. Faith but no works... or maybe I should say bad works! Reply       Remove

	10:22 AM on Thu, Dec 27, 2012
The Lord's grace is so amazing! I thought for several years that I was believer as well, from 2008-2010. The year 2010, I came to see that I had never been converted. I struggled a lot that year, and came to know the Lord early 2011. Praise the Lord! Reply       Remove

	On-Christ-The-Solid-Rock-I-Stand .
	1:57 PM on Fri, Dec 28, 2012
Yeah, well, for me it was a lot longer. I'm 14 now; I think I prayed a prayer when I was around 5. I don't know when I was truly converted, it may have been at around 11. Reply       Remove

	Leah Jessie .
	11:29 AM on Sat, May 11, 2013
Are there any new updates? Have you had any more good opportunities to witness to your neighbors? I have been praying for you, and will continue to pray! Reply       Remove

	ServantOfTheKing
	1:28 PM on Wed, Jun 5, 2013
Don't give up in prayer! I know a man whose Grandmother prayed for upwards of 16 years for her grandson before he was finally saved. No he works with hundreds of kids spreading the gospel. The Lord will bless your diligence. Ask Him to open up opportunities for you to share Him with them, and ask for seeing eyes to see those opportunities when they pop up. You are going a great thing here, so don't give up!!! Reply       Remove

	Grace@Jr .
	5:24 PM on Tue, Jun 11, 2013
It's so wonderful that you care for your neighbors. Just keep trying to share Jesus and the good news of salvation. Reply       Remove

	Bethany M.
	6:55 PM on Fri, Jun 28, 2013
I have neighbors who are also Catholic, and my Grandma used to work in a Catholic retirement home, so I know it can be hard to witness to them because, like you said, they think they're "good to go." I will definitely be praying! Reply       Remove