In all honesty, I envy those who have converted to Catholicism rather than being born into the religion. Their faith is so vibrant, so strong that it puts my own to shame.
These are people who hail from a different religion or who are non-believers to begin with and, yet, once they've become Catholics, they become the most pious of us all. They know more about the Catholic faith because, in their journey, they have subjected themselves into intense research and soul-searching. Their stories are vivid reminders of the need to continually cherish what we have and to commit to what we believe as Catholics.
Here's a link to a site telling one such story, of a woman who had been an atheist in the past but is now a fully fledged Catholic. Let her journey inspire us even more.
These are people who hail from a different religion or who are non-believers to begin with and, yet, once they've become Catholics, they become the most pious of us all. They know more about the Catholic faith because, in their journey, they have subjected themselves into intense research and soul-searching. Their stories are vivid reminders of the need to continually cherish what we have and to commit to what we believe as Catholics.
Here's a link to a site telling one such story, of a woman who had been an atheist in the past but is now a fully fledged Catholic. Let her journey inspire us even more.
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