Morgan Holliger, a student at the John Paul II Institute for Marriage and Family, explains how the Church’s teaching on the dignity and meaning of the human person led her
Fr. Michael Gossett of the Diocese of Steubenville talks about his personal journey of faith- and how being challenged to explain his beliefs helped him to gain a better understanding
Rob Corzine was a semi-observant Baptist, and when he started dating a Catholic girl, he thought she would go along peacefully with his nominal Christianity. As it turned out, not
Deacon George was a zealous young Christian, who was first drawn to the Catholic Church through her social teachings. Having come from an anti-Catholic background, he had to overcome some
Jay Richards first remembers developing a personal relationship with Jesus in Church camps as a teenager. It wasn’t until his 40’s that he realized he could continue to deepen that
Kurt Hoover accepted Jesus at age four, and was raised in a strong Christian family. When he was 16, he experienced Catholic Mass for the first time, and was captivated.
Rod Bennett was a good Southern Baptist boy who ran into the long-haired hippies of the early 70’s Jesus Movement. In the latest “Signposts,” he talks about how the Fathers
Lisa was born in California, baptized Catholic, but raised in Pentecostalism, and travelled through a dark time before finding a Savior again. The Holy Spirit began to speak to her
“I know that love is the meaning of life. I know that serving others and kindness — which I see so many of my atheist friends doing — I know
“That which I thought was strange [about Catholicism], once I investigated it, it wasn’t that strange anymore!” Eric Neubauer came from a non-denomination Evangelical background, following Jesus since 1993. After his initial conversion, he
Former Assemblies of God minister Ernie Freeman shares what it means to have a relationship with Jesus Christ as a Catholic, and how exploring the Catholic faith helped him go
Dr. Ian Murphy, a former baptist minister, shares how the idea of magisterial authority in the Church didn’t restrict him as a Christian; rather, it gave him freedom in Christ. His
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