I know that God knows what He is doing....it is just not easy having a family in which I am the only Catholic. I do pray that my family will be Catholic also someday. The more I study, the more I see how much some of the core beliefs are so different between Catholicism and Protestantism. Although we all believe in Salvation through the Blood of Christ.
My prayers are with you.
I had the reverse problem: I had converted to Protestantism,,, and was the only protestant in the family. Of course, I am not yet married (will be soon though
) and have no children of my own yet. This made things less complicated.
Have you spoken with your husband about this? When we got engaged, my husband-to-be (who is Catholic) and I had many hearts to hearts about how to grow in our faith. I felt it was important for the sake of our mariage and futur family to unite under one church (church in this sense meaning denomination)
At first, he decided we would continue attending the Evangelical church I was then attending.; and which he had been attending with me for almost a year. We had even started planning our wedding there. Some situations arose with our Pastor (difference of opinions), and he finally admitted to me he felt like a visitor there, not a member of the community.
On my side, I had been considering a return to the Catholic Church and had already started studying. In fact, this is exactly why I joined O.B.O.B. in the first place: I came with alot of questions and it was a most confusing time for me. Some people here, who helped me through all this and patiently answered all my questions, might remember this as it is recent (last Fall in fact).
All this to say that if you sit down with your husband and talk about it, and pray about it, you might be surprised. Things might change, or they might not. However, he would perhaps have a better understanding of how you feel and if he does not wish to convert,,, he might still try to meet you half way
