God As A Living Being In My Life Reflection Paper

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Since I was little I was always told and reminded of God. For example I was baptized as early as you can baptized a newborn baby, and had a very Catholic family. Therefore I never really questioned or thought about my faith, it just sort of came naturally. However as we moved from Mexico to the U.S. I’ve, as well, as my family have stopped going to church and doing any sort of prayer. Although this was the case, a year ago my uncle and grandfather passed away. This was a very hard time for my family and we looked for comfort. That’s when I truly felt God as a Living Being in my life. My family and I started going to Church every Sunday. Every minute of it helped me not only connect to God, but to connect with my loved ones that had passed away. I truly felt God in my regular life as if he was connecting me with the people I most loved here on Earth and in Heaven. I believe prayer is one of the most important things that humans can do to have a deep connection with God. I believe every time we pray is as if we have a conversation with God. For example God is our Holy Father and you wouldn’t talk to your father only once a day or even once a month. That’s not the case for your real father and it’s not any different for our Holy Father. I try …show more content…

For example I don’t think I would have ever genuinely learned about God if it wasn’t for all of my teachers at my school. Nonetheless the person that honestly changed my whole view about religion in my school setting would have to be my pastor at my school and Church of St.Mary’s Fr.Kevin Lutz. He sincerely made me think about my faith as well as taught me so much. For example he showed me the most awe-strikingly thing in the Catholic faith, and that is the Latin Mass. The Latin Mass is based on more of a self reflection and in my opinion a deeper connection to God and his word than the English Mass. I feel like it’s more of a

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