For more information about this series of posts and this TV series, see this page. The twenty-third episode of The Journey Home is titled “Ken Hensley: An American Baptist Minister Who Became A Catholic” and aired March 27, 1998. It can be viewed online here. For the first time, this episode has a guest who describes himself … More Ken Hensley: An American Baptist Minister Who Became A Catholic
For more information about this series of posts and this TV series, see this page. The twenty-second episode of The Journey Home is titled “Peter & Regina Cram: Episcopalians Who Became Catholics” and aired March 20, 1998. It can be viewed online here. Once again, this episode focuses on a conversion from taking Christianity seriously to … More Peter & Regina Cram: Episcopalians Who Became Catholics
“Liberals can’t be Catholic? But I’m both!” If that was your reaction to this post’s title, please keep reading. I want to show you why I make that claim, and I think by the end, you’ll agree. It is my observation that those who identify as liberal disagree with at least one of the Catholic … More Liberals Can’t Be Catholic: Evidence from the Catechism and Canon Law
Before I Start Reading / First Impressions The Catholic Church has the Answer by Paul Whitcomb is a booklet, more properly than a book, being smaller than the standard six by nine paperback and weighing in at just sixty pages. It is published by Tan, which is a company famous for putting old Catholic books … More Reginald Reads The Catholic Church has the Answer
The Complete History of the Universe: A Personal Journey 