Dr. Ray Guarendi, psychologist, author and speaker, returns to The Journey Home Program and shares a discussion with Marcus about psychological counseling with a faith perspective. Dr. Ray was Catholic
Dr. Benjamin Alexander, a returning guest to the Journey Home Program, was an Episcopalian who converted to Catholicism in 1991. He previously shared his life story on the episode which
For the first eight years of his life, beginning with his Baptism at nine days old, Keith Major lived as a Catholic in Baton Rouge, LA. He has fond memories
Growing up in Scotland, Vernon Robertson had virtually no connection with religion other than his baptism in the Presbyterian tradition. He does remember fondly, however, the Bible stories and kindness
Dr. Richard Smith shares the details of his long journey from Anglicanism to Catholicism. His father was an Episcopal priest and his mother, who had long roots in the Dutch
David Currie is a return guest of the Journey Home Program. Son of a fundamentalist preacher, David followed in his father’s footsteps. In 1993, convicted of the truths of Catholicism,
Fr. Fred Werth, growing up in western Virginia, was the son of a devout Presbyterian mother with Scottish roots, and a father was a probable deist who was opposed to
Cale Clarke grew up in the Halifax suburbs of Nova Scotia in a solidly-Catholic home. Despite his upbringing in the Catholic Church, it was, for Cale, a faith that did
Skylar Testa grew up in Columbus, Ohio as one of three sons of a Jewish mother and a father with Catholic roots. For his first eleven years, however, his family
Fr. Rohen grew up in Toledo, Ohio in a Catholic home. After high school, he entered the Air Force. While stationed in Italy, through the influence of a Protestant chaplain,
Mark Mazza grew up in an Italian Catholic family with 10 children. It was a given that they would attend weekly Mass and attend Catholic school. This continued for Mark
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