As part of the Church of Christ/Restorationist movement, Dr. David Russell Mosley grew up in a Christian tradition that placed a high priority on the Lord’s Supper. So when he
One of the frustrations that converts to Catholicism often express is that it seems like many people in Catholic parishes don’t seem to be very enthusiastic or knowledgeable about their
When Michelle Paine was still a Presbyterian, her formation as an artist led her to study a number of images of the Virgin Mary throughout history. And especially when she
CHNetwork’s Denise Bossert looks at some of the major obstacles faced by Protestant Christians when they try to understand Catholic teaching on Mary, and shares some of the things that
If intelligent life is discovered on other planets, what might that mean for Christianity? Dr. Karin Öberg, an astrochemist at Harvard who was Lutheran and Anglican before becoming Catholic, explains
As a Fundamentalist Christian, David Currie celebrated Christmas and Easter, but those were one-day celebrations. Once he became Catholic, not only did he begin celebrating Christmas and Easter as seasons,
As an atheist exploring Catholicism, Dr. Jennifer Frey’s first experience of the Mass was somewhat mixed. One one level, she was underwhelmed: the 60’s architecture and bad carpet, the weak
When Bo Bonner, who grew up Baptist, started looking into Catholicism, he thought that by being Catholic he might have to ignore or diminish all the problems in Catholicism. The
Why do so many Christians who get started in Classical Ed end up Catholic? Michael Kelleher discusses what led him to want to be a teacher in the first place,
When Dr. Karin Öberg had her conversion to Christ, it took place on multiple levels: there were the transformations that took place in her intellect, as the arguments for Christianity
Michael Kelleher was raised with a profound sense of the importance of Scripture, and whether his family was attending formal churches or house churches, he always knew that the Bible
As an ordained pastoral minister in the Vineyard, when Judy Davids dealt with clients who were going through difficulties, her question started to be not *if* they had experienced sexual
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