@padrebrendon The standing, sitting, and kneeling aren't the important part. Don't worry about feeling out of place. Go in, sit in the back, close your eyes, and either talk to God, or listen for His voice.
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@FlanaganOnFaith Name one "good" Catholic. We are all sinners. That's the whole point. All of us are bad. All of us deserve Hell. But by the Perfect Sacrifice we are redeemed if we believe and follow Jesus.