Our Catholic Moment
COMMENTARY: People do not convert in meaningful numbers to an institution that has nothing to offer. Something is being offered here — and received.
Results from Tag: 'conversion'
‘I Am Very Happy to Be Catholic’: Stories From Year One in the Church
Here are some reflections from a few U.S. Catholics about how their 'freshman year' went.
Is the ‘Revival’ of Faith in Gen Z Real?
While there are near-record numbers converting to Catholicism in some regions in the US, there’s no conclusive statistical answer.
Answer Jesus’ Summons for a Fuller Lenten Conversion
COMMENTARY: To live Lent well begins with a desire to go with Jesus into the desert and return profoundly changed.
India’s Bishops Elect First Dalit President, Demand End to Conversion Laws
Cardinal Anthony Poola has become the first Dalit to lead India’s Catholic bishops as the conference calls for repeal of anti-conversion laws violating religious freedom.
How St. Camillus Beat Addiction to Sin and Became a Servant of the Sick
Once addicted to gambling and consumed by vice, St. Camillus de Lellis surrendered to grace and became a priest devoted to the sick, the dying and the forgotten.
Lenten Illuminations: Finding Grace in the Light of the Cross
Siegfried Sassoon’s late-life conversion and poetry offer a moving meditation on faith, suffering and the redemptive light of Christ.
From Punk to Praise: A Musical Journey of Faith
Submerged in his youth in Pittsburgh’s gritty punk subculture, Joe Jacobs returned to the Church in 2011 and today uses his musical talents to serve God as a member of Father Levi Hartle’s Praise Nation band.
St. John Henry Newman and the Path of Conversion
These two books together point to a surprising conclusion
How a Sacred Heart Enthronement Saved a Soul From Hell
Enthronements can be done anywhere — offices, nursing homes, even prison cells.
