Are you attracted to the Catholic Christian church (East or West)? Do you experience something is missing as a non-Christian or a Protestant? Do you experience called in to change over to Catholicism? Are you uncertain more or less changing over from your own religion and desire further direction? Are you afraid of changing over? Do you desire precise selective information about Catholicism that represents not "candied" in favor of Catholicism, or replete of conspicuous anti-Catholic prejudice? If you are enquiring these or like queries, then read these changeover stories which will help you in making a decision. Even if you're merely looking for and searching further selective information, it is hoped that these stories will help you understand more about the Catholic Church.
Thank God I Made It Home
By Kathleen Laplante
This is an engaging story of a Catholic revert who once asked, "Who does the Catholic Church think they are, telling me I can't have an abortion if I chose to?" However, after struggles with depression, and going through a divorce, she returned to the Church, and has replaced past hopelessness with joy.
Finally Catholic! My Conversion to the Catholic Church
By David Bennett
David became Anglican in 2000 after being raised Evangelical Methodist. He became Catholic in 2004. This story details his faith history, and his eventual discovery of the riches of the Catholic Church.
My Journey to the Catholic Church
By Jonathan Bennett
Jonathan joined the Anglican Communion in 2000 after being raised Methodist. He joined the Catholic Church in 2004. He is co-editor of this website.
My Journey Back to the Catholic Church
By Carmel Brizzi
Carmel was raised Catholic, but became a member of a non-denominational church. She reverted to the Catholic Church in 2004. She is a contributor and blogger.
By reading these
Catholic conversion stories you can be able to gain a deeper insight into the beliefs of the Catholic Church. This will help you in forming a better understanding and also wipe away all the misconceptions you have about the Catholic Church.
