I need someone to help me!

[ChabadKahanist]

Both of my parents are Jewish. None of them is observant though.

If you disown them you may drive them away further from Judaism.
Just love them as they are be a good example & they may do tshuva & even if not they won't be hostile.
So You will have made a kiddush Hashem.

[muman613]

You know what? I think you may be right. Even tough she's wrong, she's still my mother. I just hope her behavior towards her religion would change G-d willing.

I hope you understand that nobody suggests you should force your mother to keep the commandments. It is her choice but she should not stand in the way of your keeping them. You should make sure your food is kept in a way it will not be mixed with the non-kosher food she keeps. I know about problems when people who keep kosher live with non kosher people (I had a boarder living in my house for five years and he was not Jewish).

I wish you good luck (Mazel Tov) that things will remain civil. You should keep Shabbat as best you can, light the candles, and avoid doing any of the forbidden work... You must keep the Jewish spark alive in your family...

[Israel Chai]

Both of my parents are Jewish. None of them is observant though.

I only have one parent to talk about, and not observant too. I share some Torah lectures though, and started slowly, and now she is interested and respects my choices. Doesn't hurt to try. I also printed out all the Rabbi Kahane parashiot on angelfire and she read that and other little printed dvarei Torah I get here and online.