A Profile of Abigail Favale: Feminism, Gender and an Unlikely Conversion
For Favale, it was the experience of motherhood that served as ‘one of the major catalysts’ for her eventual conversion to Catholicism, she told the Register.
Results from Tag: 'conversion'
Grandparents Are a Powerful Spiritual Force in Their Families
Happy Grandparents’ Day! May you be blessed with boundless love for your grandchildren as you strive to help lead them to eternal happiness in heaven.
Nigerian Teen Whose Christian Conversion Triggered Death Threats Granted Restraining Order
According to ADF International, 5,500 Christians were killed for their faith last year across the globe, and Nigerians constituted 90% of those deaths.
The Why of World Youth Day
EDITORIAL: While some try to water down the upcoming World Youth Day with a focus on interreligious dialogue, human fraternity and celebrating religious differences, we must reassert the centrality of conversion through an encounter with Christ.
We Want to Convert the Young People to Christ
What passing novelty of ours can match the eternal newness of Jesus?
When Evangelicals Become Catholic, These Catholic Horror Stories Are Just Part of the Process
COMMENTARY: As you draw closer to the Church, be prepared for unsolicited advice from friends and acquaintances who suddenly decide you must be a dolt or a dreamer.
Priest Calls to Conversion Criminals Who Shot Up Church in Mexico
Father Urzúa was able to rescue three abandoned children from the place after the shooting. The youngest is only 1 year old.
An Atheist Who Tells Us Something Important About the Catholic Church
COMMENTARY: Even in his error, H.L. Mencken provides real insight.
Becoming Catholic Is Worth the Effort, and Worth the Wait
COMMENTARY: Whatever your reason for wanting to become Catholic, run with it. It’s your road sign pointing you in the right direction.
Conversion Is Nourished by Hope in God’s Mercy
‘Christ's call to conversion continues to resound in the lives of Christians. This second conversion is an uninterrupted task for the whole Church …’ (CCC 1428)
