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How might family and friends react to a decision to become a priest?

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How might family and friends react to a decision to become a priest?

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Most priests were fortunate to have families who encouraged them to do whatever made them happy in life. They supported their choices without pushing, but by asking probing questions that made them think more deeply about what they were choosing. Friends’ reactions can vary a lot– from ridicule, to laying odds on how long you’ll stay, to refusal to talk about it, to quiet support, to high enthusiasm. Obviously, some of those negative reactions are hard to take from good friends whose opinions you value. Try not to be discouraged by those who don’t understand your decision and be grateful for the friends and family who encourage you.

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