In our latest Signposts video short, philosopher and popular Christian author Dr. Peter Kreeft shares a portion of his journey from Reformed Calvinism to the Catholic Church. Raised in the
Alexandra Kogan wasn’t raised with much of a concept of faith, but she remembers having questions about God from as early as age 3. After graduating college, and having seemingly
Dr. Matthew Bunson’s mother was Episcopalian, and his father Jewish. In the 1940’s, independent of one another, they each began an extraordinary journey to the Catholic Church: his mother after
Sr. Maria Theotokos’s dad was an Episcopal priest, but after her parents divorced, she grew up largely agnostic. She started dating an atheist, and became somewhat immersed in that position,
Shaun Rieley grew up in a strong Bible-based Christian community, but was in his teens before he first encountered the Apostles’ Creed. It got him thinking more about historic Christianity,
April Robbins’ dad was raised Catholic, but bad experiences from his childhood led him to abandon faith altogether, and her mother’s interest in church was more social than spiritual. It
Nathan Wigfield was active in his Christian faith growing up, and while he had a few family members who were Catholic, he always saw it as a ritualistic religion with
Dr. Brent Robbins has a Ph. D, and is a respected academic in his discipline. In the field of psychology, some of his friends wondered if he was losing his
Growing up in what she calls a “Church-positive” home, Maija Fish believed in God, but didn’t realize she could have a personal relationship with Jesus until high school. Later, in
Chris Reibold rejected his Catholic faith as a teenager, but the experience of career burnout as an adult led him to start rethinking his life. He got into screenwriting, and
Msgr. Jeffrey Steenson, who served as the first head of the Anglican Ordinariate in the United States, joined us to explain how he always felt a call to ministry in
Kenneth Parker, who teaches Newman Studies at Duquesne University, shares how his quest to understand the meaning of the Reformation led him to discover that many of the things he’d
Help us share the truth and beauty of the Church.
Help us share the truth and beauty of the Church.
