Mark came from a Catholic family in Northern Ireland. When the Troubles began in 1969, his home was attacked by the Unionists several times. During this time he turned away
David was raised in a Christian home. His father was an Episcopal priest. Even though his parish was High Church Anglican, he never had any thoughts of becoming a Catholic.
John was reared in the Catholic Church but stopped practicing his faith in college. He didn’t stray to any denominations but was unchurched for 13 years. His journey home began,
Jim and Marcus answer open-line questions from the Journey Home audience in the episode. Jim was brought up in a nominally Methodist home. As a boy he was sent to
Dr. Casey fell away from the Faith during his teen years when he began to have intellectual questions and he couldn’t get any answers. He immersed himself in reading philosophy.
Raymond is a life-long Catholic. Born and raised in New Orleans he always celebrated Catholic culture and traditions. While attending college, he experienced a deepening of his faith in Jesus
Jason was reared in the Anglican Church of Ireland. After a long journey, wherein he had to shed many prejudices from groing up in Northern Ireland, he was received into
Joe didn’t grow up in any religion. He say religion as a crutch. After he and Summer were married, in the 1960’s, they lived a hippies on a farm. While
Kevin’s father was Catholic and his mother sort of Protestant. He was baptized into the Church but the family never went to Mass. At the age of 6, his parents
Graham was born in a devout Episcopal family. When he was 14, he went to a wrestling camp, a leader asked boys who were interested in the Bible to stay
David was raised in Dublin in a conventional Catholic family. He grew up in the 1960’s and 70’s, when he received no structured religious instruction. He finally did get one solid
Tatiana was born in Croatia. She was baptized in secret but never attended Mass or prayed for fear of the Communists. Growing up in a musical family, she sang in
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