Dr. Karin Öberg was raised in the Swedish Lutheran Church, but around the time of her Confirmation, she began to consider herself more of an agnostic. She went on to study
Fr. James Bradley was raised in the Church of England, but his faith really began to deepen through his involvement in choral music. It immersed him in daily prayer and
Dr. David Russell Mosley was raised generally Baptist, but began to take his faith seriously through a friendship with the son of a Church of Christ pastor. David went on
Fr. Peter and Judy Davids were devout Christians in the Plymouth Brethren tradition who met at Wheaton College. They went on to travel the world serving the Lord in various
On October 15th, 2020, Dr. Thomas Howard passed away, leaving an enormous legacy to us. A prominent Evangelical thinker who lost his teaching position when he became Catholic, Dr. Howard
Dr. Ryan McDermott spent his earliest days in a Christian commune that was inspired by the “Jesus Movement” of the 60’s and 70’s. As he grew up, he experienced some
Marcus Grodi welcomes Msgr. Jeffrey Steenson to the show to discuss the barriers that Anglicans and Episcopalians face on their way into the Catholic Church, as well as some of
Jim Anderson had faith growing up, but he was also drawn by 60’s counterculture. His search for meaning led him to seek spiritual truth, but it also led him to
Fr. Bob Rottgers was raised Episcopalian, and his brother even went on to become an Episcopal priest. While still an Episcopal layman, Fr. Bob was married, and his wife, who
From his youth, Dr. Kenneth Calvert had a deep faith, and a hunger to learn about all aspects of it. He experienced Christianity in a number of denominational contexts, attending
Deacon Scott Carson didn’t grow up with any kind of religious formation, but when he got to college, he started to take an intellectual interest in matters of faith. As
Marcus Grodi is joined by Dr. Ryan “Bud” Marr, executive director of the National Institute for Newman Studies. Bud grew up in a series of Evangelical Protestant communities, but was
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