My Full Protestant to Catholic Conversion Story

[@kp3871]

M’y husband and I converted from Protestantism 4 years ago at the age of 22 😎 baptized our first baby, Edith Faustina only a few years later! Deo Gratias!

[@protestant2catholic243]

Woww!!! That is so amazing! God bless your family!

[@lreland1712]

My daughter faustina to after sister faustina she 27 now

[@lreland1712]

Beautiful name how old your daughter

[@pennyportolese6064]

I love your daughter’s name

[@lreland1712]

@@protestant2catholic243 thank you hope all is well in your part of the world all quit in Ireland hope you have a blessed Easter give my best to faustina god bless

[@BrandonDanilition]

I’m nineteen and converted to Catholicism about over a year ago. I wasn’t raised religious, yet started exploring Christianity from a Protestant angle that was aggressively anti-catholic. I had an atheist phase, started to rediscover Christianity, this time in the fullness of the faith found in Catholicism. Glad you came home, brother!

[@protestant2catholic243]

Wow that is soo amazing! Thank you for sharing!!

[@johnyang1420]

Welcome home!!!

[@faithalone2171]

@@johnyang1420 *Yo JohnnyYangintelxero.*

[@faithalone2171]

​@@BrandonDanilition *Of course you do. R Church rejects Works Alone Salvation - Pelagianism or semi Pelagianism. But embraces another more sinister form of Works Salvation that says "faith + good works + partake R sacraments + submit to R pontiff + be in R Church + devote to Mary = to be saved". Where in the Bible teaches that?* you said For instance, we don’t believe in work based salvation. We believed you’re saved by grace, yet you won’t accept that.

[@faithalone2171]

​@@BrandonDanilition *Bible says so. You are saying Bible is anti Catholics. You said it correctly.* you said So you not here for a conversation, but to share the same notes like a bot that literally any other anti-catholic says

[@Sandra-kj3sp]

I am an elderly Filipino Catholic grandmother. I listened to your conversion story. Welcome home! I will pray for your continuing conversion. Yes, young man, conversion is an ongoing process! God bless you!

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much for your prayers!

[@tony1685]

@@protestant2catholic243 Sir. do you believe a Christian and God's church know God, love Christ and walk in Truth - according to Scripture - or do they not? it's not a difficult question nor is it a trick question. if you like, i can show you where to find them.

[@frederickanderson1860]

With Christ its the more solid foundation,the Roman church persecuted the children of Israel and taught superseccesionism or replacement theology. They forget apostle Paul in his epistle's said differently. Salvation is of the jews,who preserved the oracles of God..

[@michellebryan8148]

@@tony1685 " If God's church/Catholic church know God, walk in TRUTH according to scriptures or not"? You do not have to show us any source of information, because the answer can be found within the CATHOLIC'S heart, mind and soul which is being projected in their OUTWARD behavior/character ans the answer is.... the Majority of them are NOT walking in TRUTH Nor do they follow the scriptures and that includes Church leaders.Why not? Because Jesus ONE Judas has now multiplied to THOUSAND JudasES spread inside and outside his founding church. TRUTH hurts, but it must be told.Sad, but that is the TRUTH.

[@tony1685]

@@michellebryan8148 catholicism isn't allowed to follow His Word, Michelle - if they did, it would be contrary their 'dogma'. that's the point - cahtolicism can't be Truth or it would uphold (teach, preach, follow) His Truth - 1 Tim 3:15, but it doesn't.

[@mirianaelyse9903]

I am a protestant and recently read about the miracle of Lanciano and it absolutely captivated me! I am now doing research into the other teachings of the Catholic Church.

[@Kitiwake]

Lanciano, apparitions and other miracles aren't "teachings" in Catholicism... But rather phenomenon which are there for the faithful as they may wish.

[@mirianaelyse9903]

@@Kitiwake Except that Catholics believe that the Eucharist is truly the body and blood of Jesus. I've never heard of a eucharistic miracle in any protestant church??

[@tony1685]

@@mirianaelyse9903 since Scripture shows even demons perform miracles, don't base your faith on them. study Scripture, Ma'am - it proves clearly that catholicism isn't Christianity.

[@anastasijahrsak5751]

I remember when I was preparing for receiving the Eucharist for the first time when I was nine. During adoration, I cried and cried and wept and didn't know why, I just felt such love I've never felt before. And 12 years nothing changed, expect now I know that love was the true presence of Christ and now I can feel Him present during the Mass too. :) Welcome, sister!

[@tony1685]

@@anastasijahrsak5751 no such thing as a yooookrist in Christianity, friend. Jesus isn't in a cracker nor ever will be - the Lord's Supper is symbolic for internalizing and studying His Word see Matt 4:4 and Luke 4:4 *Happy Sabbath!!!* i pray church this morning, the Lord's day, is a blessing for all who know God, love Christ and walk in Truth!

[@alvon7848]

Jesus' true presence in the Eucharist is the GREATEST gift! Thank you for your testimony!

[@tony1685]

nonsense, there is no yooookrist in Christianity. Jesus did establish the Lord's Supper, which is symbolic.

[@rangers94ism]

​​@@tony1685 You are right. The Last Supper isn't anywhere in the Bible. Also, we will just ignore John 6. As a matter of fact, why not just chop that out of the Bible the same way that Protestants chopped out those other 7 books and some chapters in Daniel and Esther just to save some money. After all, there are some arguments to win and you can't have any obvious evidence for the Eucharist anywhere in the Bible.

[@KESSJB5934]

​​@@tony1685 Sir i recommend you to read this verse whole JOHN:6,,1Corinthians 11:27-29,JOHN6:47-59(short cut) all about Eucharist cummion

[@dentakleen5204]

I was an atheist until I was 20. At 20, I had a dream that proved to me Christianity was true and I became a Seventh-day Adventist. 11 years later I converted to Catholic. God is good.

[@miracles_metanoia]

He is Good!! I pray He bless you today and everyday!

[@tony1685]

so you never knew what the protest was/is all about, sadly. catholicism isn't Christianity, friend - Bible is clear about this.

[@JamesSantiago-c8f]

​@@tony1685 "One Holy and Apostolic Church"thats the beauty of Catholic Church

[@tony1685]

@@JamesSantiago-c8f thankfully we have the Word of God which proves catholicism isn't Holy at all. care for the Bible proof? or would you do like all catholics and just state your feelings and ignore It? Truth invites investigation! ~ catholicism runs from It.

[@JamesSantiago-c8f]

@@tony1685 what are you talking about..Bible is a Catholic book..it was translated by Saint Jerome to Latin and all the list of Books in the Bible was approved by Pope Damasus on 3rd century..protestant is a false church..they sprouted like a mushroom in 15th century..fools

[@johnmatthew536]

When i had my miracle with Jesus and the Eucharist..i was already 36 years old and i felt like 35 years was robbed from me of the most beautiful thing..to adore Jesus every sunday on the Eucharist..nobody told me Jesus is real and not just faith..He is more than real than any material things..Jesus is my Lord my Saviour and my King..

[@protestant2catholic243]

Woowwww! So amazing! Thank you for sharing your miracle

[@mojo7495]

Jesus is no more physically present in your bread and wine than there is a man in the moon. Care to debate the issue? No, I didn't think so.

[@niakoch9390]

@@mojo7495 So if you like you can debate with me about the presence of Jesus in bread and wine. But maybe this is enough proof: John 6: 46 No one has seen the Father except the one who is from God; only he has seen the Father. 47 Very truly I tell you, the one who believes has eternal life. 48 I am the bread of life. 49 Your ancestors ate the manna in the wilderness, yet they died. 50 But here is the bread that comes down from heaven, which anyone may eat and not die. 51 I am the living bread that came down from heaven. Whoever eats this bread will live forever. This bread is my flesh, which I will give for the life of the world.52 Then the Jews began to argue sharply among themselves, “How can this man give us his flesh to eat?” 53 Jesus said to them, “Very truly I tell you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you. 54 Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise them up at the last day. 55 For my flesh is real food and my blood is real drink. 56 Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me, and I in them. 57 Just as the living Father sent me and I live because of the Father, so the one who feeds on me will live because of me. 58 This is the bread that came down from heaven. Your ancestors ate manna and died, but whoever feeds on this bread will live forever.” 59 He said this while teaching in the synagogue in Capernaum. Also read: Matthew 26,26-29 Mark 14,22-25 Luke 22,17-20 John 6,32-36; 48,66 Acts 2 42 They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer. Acts 20 7On the first day of the week we came together to break bread. 1 Corinthians 10,16; 11,24-34 God bless you.

[@mojo7495]

@@niakoch9390 You picked the wrong person to debate because I did a 50,000 word essay on why Transubstantiation is a lie from the pit of hell, with over 100 biblical reasons to prove it, so I know the topic like the back of my hand and also know full well you won't be able to deal with the avalanche of evidence against you, and drop out rather quickly. To simply quote J-6 and demand we take Christ literally, proves absolutely nothing. The evidence shows he was speaking METAPHORICALLY in those "cannibalistic" passages and you have no biblical right to think otherwise. In any case, I could start from any number of angles, but my first point would be that whatever Catholics have to say about the Eucharist must be rejected because they have spit on Christ's command to take BOTH bread and wine; preferring to take only the bread. So it is a sure thing that WHATEVER Christ meant about "eating flesh and drinking blood", God has more respect for Protestants who do as he says by taking BOTH elements, rather than for Catholics who do not. Will you start off your reply with, "The Roman Catholic Church says it's alright to take only the bread because..." But I will tell you I don't give a rat's tail what the RCC says. Christ said to take BOTH and you darn well know it. Now deal with it.

[@miracles_metanoia]

@@mojo7495 It sounds like you're looking to fight and argue, while the original poster is just praising, and loving God in a spiritual and physical way. Give all glory to God, and let Him soften our hearts. His holy spirit guides us gently. Not through unsolicited debates that attack the beautiful comment of the original post.

[@juliak2591]

I have had a similar experience. I came late into the church and finally, influenced by the teachings of Derek Prince, got baptized last summer in a nondenominational Church of Christ. I, like you, believe in the real presence of Christ in the eucharist. Just a month or two after, l was drawn to Mary and the rosary, the saints (especially Padre Pio and St. Therese de Lisieux) and chaplet of divine mercy. So i was worshipping in a protestant church while praying the rosary and the chaplet of Divine Mercy daily 😅. I realized that l am a catholic at heart and started RCIA classes last October and was confirmed this Easter. I now attend Latin Mass weekly and love it. I pray that Christians soon unite into the one true, catholic and apostolic church that Jesus Himself founded.

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thats so awesome!! Thank you for sharing!

[@tony1685]

@@protestant2catholic243 why don't you start with Bible basics, friend? i was catholic 35 yrs, now Christian. doesn't God's church have criteria? see 1 Tim 3:15, John 14:15 for accuracy.

[@miracles_metanoia]

Awesome!

[@tony1685]

@@protestant2catholic243 no answer for what Scripture proves, Sir?

[@FabianoCastanhola]

​@@tony1685 Glad to see no one Lost their time with your pitful bait.

[@vinb2707]

I came to recognize Christ in my life when I was around 23 years old. I remained Catholic, but for the longest time I thought that the best teaching was in the Protestant world. I consumed the Bible and biblical studies through the Protestant/evangelical world. Around the age of 40 I started to recognize the teachings of the early church and realized what I had been missing. There was so much great teaching available within the Catholic Church. How I had missed it for all those early years I don’t know, but I did. Here’s the biggest difference for me. Often the evangelical world keeps you at the foot of the cross. You’re forgiven, was what they always pointed out, but there was more. Our journey starts at the foot of the cross and then we must trek through the desert to get to the promised land. It’s in that journey that God wants to teach us, change us and sanctify us so that we can become who we’re meant to be.

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thats so amazing. And so true, there is just so much more!

[@ReginaCæliLætare]

"For protestants, The Cross is the end. For Catholics, The Cross is the beginning" Love it. Consider it stolen!

[@MrJoebrooklyn1969]

I feel the same way.

[@thinkandrepent3175]

@@ReginaCæliLætare So True! I recommend every Catholic, convert or cradle, to read Eusebius History of the Church and St. Augustine's Confessions. These two wonderful books filled in the holes of those fuzzy times in Christian History that Protestants can't really tell you much about.

[@eddyrobichaud5832]

Someone is paying you to sa this, impossible that if you were a christian you become catholic.

[@Deusvult-l6m]

Welcome home brother....love , support & prayers from India 💯♥️ may God bless you & your family. Salve Regina ✝️☦️

[@jflow5601]

When I heard that you converted to Catholicism and were studying to be a nurse, I had so much respect for you. I saw how nurses took care of my mom in her last days and thought that these folks were saints. May God bless you in your journey and help you in your service to the sick. Angels walk among us.

[@solafide9533]

*RCs always resort to Ad Hominems when they cannot prove their Romance doctrines. Nothing new.*

[@jamesailstock6335]

I would love to hear the story of your confirmation Saint. I am a 56 year old Protestant convert currently going through RCIA. I prayed for a couple weeks for guidance on selecting my confirmation Saint. I felt as if I wasn’t being heard. Studying all the different saints, I decided on Saint Lawrence. Although I didn’t feel a solid connection, I liked his style. Let me preface what happened next with two things. One I was Protestant, so Saints were a new thing. Two, I was learning about male saints. Now, the early morning hours of this past January 7th I heard a voice say twice to me (because I seemed confused)………Saint Helena. I have never heard of this Saint and wasn’t sure if there actually was one. At 5 am I’m looking up Saint Helena and the hair stood up on my neck. There she was. She is credited for finding the cross that Christ was crucified on and is the patron saint of converts. So just because you feel you aren’t being heard doesn’t mean you won’t receive an answer. God bless you.

[@protestant2catholic243]

WHOAAAA! Praise God. That is so amazing. They say “you don’t choose you confirmation saint, your confirmation saint chooses you.” Saint Helena definitely chose you

[@peaceandlove544]

Wowwwwwwww God bless you

[@elispena1719]

My daughter and husband leafed the Catholic church 15 years ago, and r now Nondenomination . it has been the most paintfull time of our live. we r devorting catholic. it give me hope, i pray the they come back home to our beatibeful catholics faith. thank you for sharing our testimony. Welcome home brother.

[@SheltonDCruz]

Welcome home! Now be prepared to carry your Cross. For you shall go through many trials in following our Lord in His church.

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you! I agree 🙏🏼

[@susanmann8643]

Ain’t that the truth?! Be prepared to give a defense but expect that no defense will be enough for certain people you encounter. May God continue to bless you on your journey! 🙏🏻

[@protestant2catholic243]

@@susanmann8643 thank you!

[@tony1685]

you wrote: _'Now be prepared to carry your Cross.'_ - which is nonsense since catholicism doesn't even obey Jesus.

[@michaelwachira8484]

@@tony1685 Jesus said if you wish to be my disciple take up your cross and follow him......you're talking a lot yet you yourself don't read the bible

[@believewithyourheart5627]

I’m going through something similar right now! A longing for the Eucharist, I think it’s inevitable that I will become catholic :)

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thats so amazing!

[@tony1685]

very sad. try reading the Bible, It can cure you of any of those things. It did for me!

[@mojo7495]

Jesus is no more physically present in your bread and wine than there is a man in the moon. Over 100 reasons can be given that he is NOT physically present in a crumb of bread and drop of wine, and I'll bet you don't know EVEN ONE of them! Thus, due to lack of knowledge, it's no wonder you're deceived.

[@patriciajohnson1894]

God bless your journey 🙏

[@believewithyourheart5627]

@@patriciajohnson1894 🙏😁

[@lynngraham5841]

God bless you! Thank you for sharing your beautiful and honest journey. I’ve learned so much from Scott Hahn, Pints with Aquinas, and Catholic Answers. We live in a time where there’s so many opportunities to learn about our faith. Stay strong and on fire!

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you! And yes there is so much out there it is amazing!

[@jennipherkafula9467]

I love to listen to conversion stories because being a cradle catholic myself, sometimes I lose sight of the richness and treasures of the church(especially the sacraments). As they say- familiarity breeds contempt😢… thankYOU for sharing.(loved the Easter part btw😂) Indeed it’s a journey ❤🙏🏼 stay blessed

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much!

[@jula5417]

I agree 😊

[@tony1685]

@@protestant2catholic243 heart breaking to me, since the Bible is so crystal clear - this isn't Christianity, Sir. Truth invites investigation - catholicism runs from It. let me know if you'd like proof, Sir.

[@bweatherman3345]

You are so right. I feel the same

[@surfnkid8]

Proverbs 9:1. Wisdom, the House, the Seven (7) Pillars. God bless.

[@philipwayne4637]

Thank you. Keep moving forward. Grew up as a Catholic, Left for a large Evangelical Church in South Barrington, Illinois for 13 years. Teaching and worship were wonderful. Went through some personal difficulties, and returned to a Franciscan Church in Downtown Chicago, and all the teaching drew me to a deep relationship with Christ and the Presence of Christ in the Eucharist. Now Have peace. You are a lovely young man. So proud of you.

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much! And thank you for sharing your story. Its so amazing how deep Christ takes us when we start partaking in the sacraments

[@olivetaelizabeth]

Indeed...a beautiful testimony of your journey back to the Church that Christ founded....A cradle Catholic here, always found peace and overwhelming joy after receiving Jesus through the Holy Eucharist...but what got me to see the real beauty of my faith is Scott Hahn's "Supper of the Lamb". Very much recommended to anyone wanting to know more about the faith:)

[@protestant2catholic243]

thank you!! I have not read that yet but I have heard it is awesome!

[@jesusverduzco5037]

Welcome amigo! I'm a teacher at a Catholic school, and I'm here to help or to answer any questions (to the best of my ability). Jesus, I Trust in You.

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much!

[@faithofourfathers]

Great hearing your testimony! I’m a revert to the Church after wondering in Protestantism for 26 years. So glad to be home!

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you!! And thats amazing!

[@maryme2263]

I love the Easter Vigil too. It's my favorite celebration of the Church. Listening to our salvation history in the readings moves me so much. The Church is so rich, through it, I was healed of inner wounds from child molestation, from oppression and from fear of the opposite sex. The Church's deliverance ministry is so powerful, but is sadly, not very much known to us Catholics. I truly believe, so much of today's overwhelming problems can be cured through it.

[@MajoInsuasti]

Studying in a Lutheran College as a Catholic has a been a challenge, but also such a blessing to see how God works through everyone to guide people to te truth. Thank you so much for your testimony! It’s very revealing and healing. Blessings! Majo Insuasti.

[@PatrickSteil]

Fellow convert here. Spent 20 years in the Methodist who is splitting over homosexuality issues - and really because they have no desire to get to God’s Truth on this and other issues. Methodism, Covid, BLM, trans movement converted me to be Catholic!!!

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thats awesome!! Thank you for sharing and so happy you became Catholic!

[@theknight8524]

Do you know fr James martin and German Catholics?🤣🤣🤣

[@PatrickSteil]

@@theknight8524 I know enough to know that they are examples of bad so called "christians"...

[@miracles_metanoia]

Amen!

[@peaceandlove544]

That's Our Holly faith, Bible, Doctrine, Magisterium but we do have "progressive" politicians in the Vatican, not all but at the top. Get it? But that should not make any true catholic leave. Persecution of the End of times started including within The Church. You got in just on time. Look for the apparitions of Fatima, Akita and Garabandal. Prayer, penitence, Rosary, sacramentals, Fasting, faith, hope, courage, humility, acts of mercy, commendments, prepareness.

[@LinaFrancesMusic]

Thank you for sharing. I’m a cradle Catholic & my husband converted from baptist to Catholicism the Easter of 2019. We both have experienced a reconversion from being luke-warm to on fire Catholics this past summer. We are currently doing the St. Joseph consecration with Fr. Calloway and thought it was cool that you mentioned St. Joseph. God bless you on your lifetime journey of growing in your faith in Jesus Christ through the Catholic Church. So excited for you! Do you mind sharing how your family reacted/responded to your conversion? Subscribed❤

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much! And thank you for sharinf your story! I was very blessed, my family reacted well and one of them is in RCIA now this year! Maybe I will make a video on that!

[@jobo8143]

Me tooo! So happy to have the real presence in the catholic church, Praise God 🙏🙌🙌🙌

[@protestant2catholic243]

Yes 🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@tony1685]

@@protestant2catholic243 i had to go through multiple teaching of the roman catholic 'church' and dispel them with the Word of God before i was able to comfortably leave this system (after more than 3 decades). if you'd like multiple proofs as to why Jesus isn't in a cookie or any of the other doctrines taught by this system - contrary God's Word of Truth - just let me know, i'd love to dig into them with you! thanks for reading.

[@mojo7495]

Oh wake up. Jesus is no more physically present in your bread and wine than there is a man in the moon. Care to debate the issue? No, I didn't think so. For starters, he himself said he was "GOING AWAY' no less than 10 times, and promising his presence ONLY by virtue of the indwelling Holy Spirit. He DID NOT promise his physical body parts shrunk down to the size of a Ritz cracker in communion. You are deluded.

[@tony1685]

@@protestant2catholic243 still waiting Sir, can you talk Bible or do you not understand it. personally, i don't believe you're allowed to understand It or you'd still be Christian, not catholic. *Happy Sabbath!!!* church in the morning for all of God's family!

[@tony1685]

@@mojo7495 very well stated!! imagine, putting our Saviour into a cookie. Jesus wasn't even physically big!!!! *Happy Sabbath!!!* have a beautiful Lords day, Sir. keep spreading Truth.

[@ibono99]

Awesome story. God puts people in your path. I'm a cradle Catholic. I love watching KZbin on Catholic talks as well. I love conversion stories.

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you!!

[@tony1685]

breaks my heart when i read stuff like this. the Bible so clearly proves catholicism can't be Christianity. i was catholic 35 yrs, it's of Satan, Ma'am.

[@MrMeEMP]

Dude! I have the same story. Baseball, FOCUS, Eucharist and all. Would love to catch up and get to know you!

[@protestant2catholic243]

That is so awesome wow!!! Give me a follow on instagram is you are able!

[@carlosaquino6321]

Welcome to our Catholic Apostolic Christian Church brotherhood!!

[@johnnymoore250]

Welcome home brother🙏🏻✝️🇻🇦🙏🏻✝️🇻🇦🙏🏻 May the Lord be with you wherever you go. I’ll pray for you 🙏🏻 Ave Maria. Be awesome to learn some prayers in Latin. My support and congratulations from Australia 🇦🇺

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much! I love Latin

[@johnnymoore250]

@@protestant2catholic243 Pax vobis

[@laurids2007]

Hello, Aussie brother! Beautiful words! May God bless you, always! ;)

[@johnnymoore250]

@@laurids2007 thanks brother. You too 🙏🏻😎

[@ri3m4nn]

@@protestant2catholic243 why not Hebrew and Greek.

[@kaisoriano-stacruz4069]

❤ thank you for sharing your story! I’m a cradle Catholic from the Philippines and my husband and I are so guided by our faith and the examples of all the saints…definitely agree with God’s sense of humor! Speaking of books, The Imitation of Christ & Fr Don Calloway’s St Joseph Consecration are really good. God bless you and your journey!

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much!

[@lucillebonds2196]

9 First Fridays of the month . 5 First Saturdays of the moth. Daily Holy Rosary (Joyful, Sorrowful, & Glorious Mysteries). Wear Brown Scapular even while on.shower. First and foremost The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass if you have time. Also the 14 Stations of the Cross If you have time don't forget the Breviary . All for the Glory of God .

[@GemRanque]

Got teary-eyed on that Confession part. There's nothing really more humbling than Confession. It's so beautiful and you have to reflect on your sins before that right and then telling it to the representative of Christ. Your story is amazing. Thanks for sharing it. I hope you'll reach a lot more people. ☺

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much! Confession is truly beautiful

[@myronmercado]

Me too.

[@h00sha]

Great story, congrats! I went through rcia in 2008 and I’m so glad that I did. Yes, it started with me recognizing the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist too and over time, I’ve come to love Mary, the Church, and the rich deposit of faith and reason that is available to us! So cool. The scripture that best describes me now is the one about not growing weary of doing good. In due time, we shall reap if we don’t give up. 😊

[@protestant2catholic243]

So amazing!! Thank you! And congrats to you as well.

[@ri3m4nn]

So are you talking about Eucharistic Miracles where blood and heart flesh appear, like a horror movie, or the fact Jesus said where 2 or 3 gather in my name I am with them?

[@h00sha]

@@ri3m4nn For me, I was talking about John 6 where the disciples say, "This is a hard teaching. Who can accept it?" Jesus responds with, "Does this offend you?" My opinion is that the teaching is just as hard today for followers of Jesus to accept, if not harder, as it was back then. Hope that helps!

[@ri3m4nn]

@@h00sha ah, so you're referring to Jesus offending the Jews and those who took him literally and not spirituality. Jesus called himself "living bread", well obviously he's not a living bread-man. Also, in Chapter 4 and 7, it was clarified as spiritual. In those days, literally drinking of blood is a Canaanite tradition, definitely not what Jesus was teaching, but the Jews thought he was. This is consistent with everything else, like being a Lamb, a door, a vine, destroying the temple and rebuilding it in 3 days, all spiritual.

[@h00sha]

@@ri3m4nn "In those days, literally drinking of blood is a Canaanite tradition". Yes, that's correct. Our Lord is quite the provocateur! Hey listen, I used to believe it was all spiritual based on everything you just mentioned. Now, I post comments on KZbin in support of my Catholic brothers and sisters because it reminds me of how excited I was when I first fell in love with Jesus in the Eucharist! It's a true joy/peace that no one can take away.

[@myllenamar]

i'm really happy for you. God bless you all. Here in Brazil we are always praying for conversions like yours.

[@CristianaCatólica]

WONDERFUL TESTIMONYYY 💜😀 GOD BLESS HIS ONE AND ONLY CATHOLIC CHURCH

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you!!

[@jwolsk2]

The Lord has been so kind and loving to you! How amazing that you have been open to him! What a testament to love. I could really imagine Jesus walking next to you during that week and really leaning into your need of feeling loved for your dignity as a child of God instead of your performance. There's an interview with Sister Miriam called "The healing Christ wants for you" that was life changing for me and your comment made me think of that. I recommend it. When you were speaking about hunger for the word of that wonderful pastor I thought of my hunger for the Eucharist and how I can continue to deepen my relationship with Jesus at holy mass through studying the word more. Thank you! How wonderful that you walked through your moments of disconnect with God. Those are such moments of true growth for our faith. I would recommend St. Ignatius of Loyola's rules of discernment as a way of helping during the hard times. It looks like the Holy Spirit has already spoken many of these spiritual truths to you!. God's bessings to you on your journey! St. Joseph, intercede and pray for us!

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much for your comments and recommendations! Sister Miriam is amazing I was blessed to attend one of her conferences!

[@yx.claire]

Hello Brother! I am absolutely joyful when I heard you share that you found the true meaning in the Eucharist

[@kristenbartosz2236]

Thank you for your story and witness. Congratulations and welcome!

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you!!

[@gianne4228]

you gave me goose bumps with your conversion story!!! WELCOME HOME, brother!!! i am so happy for you. God bless and keep you! Stay close to our Blessed Mother and St Joseph, you willl see enormous graces in getting closer to our Lord Jesus!!! :)

[@elainelksuabernet]

Welcome home, there are so many gifts in our church that helps you with your journey. Learning how to pray the rosary is an open door to all of my answers in learning the faith. Love going to mass, confession, adoration are my favorites

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you! And thank you for sharing!

[@elainelksuabernet]

Your most welcome also these two priest I follow which I learn a lot about our faith is Father Chris Alar talk a lot about our Catholic Faith kzbin.info/aero/PLqz7fTVUfJik88NlkV1ayKp6QsuktugHj Father Chad Ripperger he is mostly talk about Spiritual Warfare kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4Wtknigl62el7c And sometimes I follow Father Blount.

[@protestant2catholic243]

@@elainelksuabernet thank you!

[@alondramsallem1943]

God bless you brother for seeking the truth and keeping after it

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you!! 🙌🏻

[@roselyncadalzomamangun1708]

Welcome home🙂 i am praying always for the converts and thanking the Lord that they finally saw and followed the One True Church🙏

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate that

[@ivanvasquez9432]

Keep me in prayer I’m in the process of starting my conversion

[@SurrenderNovena]

Wonderful testimony! Thank you for sharing & welcome to the beauty and richness of the Catholic Church!

[@mercedesaschenbrenner9352]

The name of this channel is brilliant and amazing. I wish all Catholics could learn from it. Subscribed, welcome home.🙏🏼❤️

[@BAJR52]

Praise God!!! Welcome home brother. God bless us.

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much!

[@Mr.Peck88]

You would be a great guest on The Journey Home. Hope to see on the show one day. Welcome home!

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you!

[@JPGoertz]

What a beautiful and authentic testimony of how the Holy Spirit works. Always trust our Lord! Blessings and prayers Berlin / Germany!

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much!

[@limoncellosmith7594]

Wonderful testimony! Thanks so much for doing it. I love the Catholic Church!

[@jveisrs]

Welcome Home⛪! Praise the Lord! ❤️. Prepare to carry the cross, but all will be worth it in the end when we come to see the Lord! 🙏🏼. I will continue to pray for you, and may God bless you and guide you through all ups and downs🙌🏼.

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much!

[@peaceandlove544]

God bless you. You don't know how important converts are tonour Church, you bring beautiful energy of the new born in the holly faith to The Church.

[@lynnpereira8590]

Thank you for your sincere Sharing & Thanking God for giving you Faith Graces ,Strength ,Perseverance to turn your desire to receive him in the Holy Eucharist into reality ,and enabling you to go through RCIA . True as a Catholic ,the Cross is there in our lives ,however,God will help you ,like he Helps all of us . Thank you Jesus Christ ,Lord God .Amen.

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much! Amen!

[@travisrepp1836]

funnily enough, all the rest of my life has been as during the covid shutdowns, so I didn't notice life any worse than it already was. from a worldly point of view, I haven't at 50 begun to live, but I appreciate being back in Mass again since after the covid shutdowns, and the one thing that was worse for me was not having access to Mass. Spiritually, I have peace and joy in no way caused by any circumstance, but simply from being alive in CHRIST. I came out of Confession days ago, and before I drove away, I prayed a while and felt the most heavenly Grace I ever could remember. The unhappy things in my life thus far have been mere rain drops, and every Mass has been to enter a dry and warm heavenly place and forget the rain in the Glory of CHRIST, WHO is TRUE LIFE.

[@jamesdaking6518]

I was baptised and Catholic my entire life, I remember applying for Jobs online and putting it as my faith and never even knew about it, I was always struggling in the world for understanding, I never wanted secular things, this last year the lord healed me so much, I remember I went to confession my first time and I confessed sins in general but some where specific still on my conscience and one day the holy spirit, felt divided in me not fully at peace, and I knew it was my sins to be confessed, so I wrote them all down and went and confessed, I have never experienced so much love in my life, before the priest granted absolution, I felt all my sin be wiped clean off my soul and my conscience and the Holy Spirit rested in full, praise God, nobody ever thought me the faith but the lord knew I needed him.

[@johnyang1420]

Confession is so wonderful!!!

[@elispena1719]

Welcome to Juses's Church were you have the plenitud of the truth. Love it.Thank you for sharing your beautiful testimony. Thank you.

[@oneman4412]

I practiced New Age in my early 20’s it caused a crisis in my Catholic faith. It’s a huge regret in my life as it lead me to lust, self-indulgence and detachment from reality. I had to be delivered, as my life was in turmoil, nevertheless when I returned to my Catholic faith my life was transformed for the better. Virtue started to flourish and innocence was restored. Avoid New Age it’s not compatible with faith in Christ. The Rosary changed my life exponentially, and the mass is powerful and definitely healing. Thanks for your testimony.

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you for sharing!! God bless

[@jnesofficial]

This is a beautiful conversion story man! The Catholic church is the ONE TRUE CHURCH!

[@zenvirgil]

Welcome home brother! I recommend you watch videos of Dr. Brant Pitre (St. Augustine Instititue and Catholic Productions) here in KZbin. He is an amazing Catholic scholar. He helped me so much in understanding the Catholic faith. God bless you!

[@jessebryant9233]

I've got other tasks to tend to, but I'm halfway through and there has not been a single appeal to Scripture-hardly any mention of Scripture. I always find this troubling... And what would you say to anyone who sees the "Adoration" as idolatry, since one is reverencing an object that seems to be a violation of at least 2 of the 10 commandments-not to mention a violation of Jewish law, that one not drink blood? ... Falling in love with the Church? The love of the Catholic Church? Half my family is Catholic, no Catholic in all of my life has ever expressed concern for my soul or attempted to share their faith with me... "Holding on to the Eucharist"? What does that mean? Did he say he wants to "seek [the Eucharist]" so badly? What exactly is the Eucharist? "Desiring confession"? What does that mean... confession to a priest? "The power and healing of the Sacraments"? What's he referring to there? Entire video and no mention of the Gospel, no appeals to the teachings of the Bible, no mention of sin, repentance, the cross... I'm afraid I'm not following. _What is the Gospel of Jesus Christ according to the Roman Catholic Church? "...what must I do, that I may be saved?"_

[@zenvirgil]

​@@jessebryant9233 Are you referring to the video or my post? It seems you are confused and has lots of questions but is not even open-minded about it? You say half of your family is Catholic? Well, they may be just nominal Catholics, or shall I say Catholics that are lukewarm. They may be poorly catechized in that regard. Poorly catechized Catholics, or those who lack understanding of the faith, are prone to stray away from the Church and become lost. You will need to study more. Like I said in my post, go search Dr. Brant Pitre here in KZbin. His explanations can help a lot. Or you can enroll in an RCIA for inquries (it doesn't mean your converting), no committment in enrolling such. I will pray for you.

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much! And thank you for the recommendations!

[@jessebryant9233]

@@zenvirgil Yeah, sorry. I was referring to the video. But, it seems as you claim how? How did you come to that conclusion? Also, you just described virtually every Catholic I've ever met! Though most a well catechized and do know what answers to parrot. But if you ask specific questions as I have in the above comment, I always get responses like yours and am directed to look elsewhere rather than given any kind of answers from those who profess to believe themselves. (1 Peter 3:15-16?) I mean, isn't the question of "What is the Gospel..." the single most fundamental question there is? What is the answer to that question?

[@jessebryant9233]

@@protestant2catholic243 in case you did not read it, I will repeat my question to you: What is the Gospel of Jesus Christ according to the Roman Catholic Church? "...what must I do, that I may be saved?"

[@PaulFenz]

Welcome to the Church, brother! God Bless you

[@anthiakharumnuid9331]

Welcome Home Brother,God Bless you..being Catholics you have to face many ups and downs,doubts and so on,but don't get carried away,followed the life of Saints like St.Padre Pio.....i pray that Jesus help you to carry our Cross to Salvation.

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it

[@markkristynichols845]

This is a beautiful story and I’m so glad I found your channel! As a “cradle Catholic” at 54 I still struggle so much and you are very inspiring! Will pray for you and Sub’d too😃. Welcome home❤ from Kristy in Missouri 😃🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@kauar.s3812]

Bem vindo a única e verdadeira igreja de Cristo ,onde vivemos em comunhão com o corpo de Cristo vivo . O bom filho volta para casa 🏠🙏

[@josellers1376]

God bless you brother!

[@ashlynlynard6373]

I’m also in nursing school & curious about Catholicism!

[@protestant2catholic243]

That is so awesome!!! There is so much information online. Catholic Answers is one of my favorite websites. RCIA is also so amazing.

[@protestant2catholic243]

@H Cho yes! Thank you!!

[@carolr9581]

@@protestant2catholic243 The catholic truth, and ewtn are good channels.

[@protestant2catholic243]

@@carolr9581 yep! So many amazing resources on KZbin and in other places

[@julieelizabeth4856]

Does your college have a Newman Center?

[@HowToBeChristian]

Awesome story, thank you for sharing! Congratulations and welcome to Christ's Church ✝

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you!!

[@veronicamaria2730]

Great video. Would enjoy a video on how you chose Joseph as your patron. Welcome home.

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much!! And I would love to make a video on that! Thank you for the recommendation

[@iqgustavo]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 *🕊️ Early Religious Background* - Raised Lutheran, actively involved in church activities and sports. - Inspired by figures like Tim Tebow, maintaining a spiritual connection despite wavering commitment. - College experience marked by involvement in Christian fellowship and a profound conversion to Christ. 02:18 *🙏 Exploring Catholicism* - Introduced to Catholicism through encounters with Catholic individuals. - Questioning Protestant Reformation and contemplating historical perspectives. - Growing interest in Catholic teachings, particularly the Eucharist, sparking further inquiry. 06:10 *📚 Deepening Knowledge and Engagement* - Delving into Catholic literature, videos, and podcasts to understand beliefs. - Attending Catholic-focused events and engaging with missionaries from the Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS). - Contemplating the significance of Catholic teachings, particularly the Eucharist, amidst personal uncertainties. 09:59 *🌟 Providential Encounters* - Serendipitous encounters with Catholic individuals, including missionaries, igniting further interest. - Navigating uncertainties and hesitations while discerning the path towards Catholicism. - Recognition of divine providence in guiding the journey towards Catholicism. 13:29 *🛤️ Embracing Catholic Community and Practice* - Integration into Catholic community through participation in RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults). - Initial experiences of Mass, grappling with its differences from Protestant worship. - Challenges in maintaining spiritual connection amidst transitions and uncertainties. 17:54 *✝️ Deepening Faith and Understanding* - Growing appreciation for the early Church's teachings and the continuity of Catholic beliefs. - Joyful engagement with learning about Christ and His Church through RCIA. - Wrestling with theological concepts like confession while approaching the Easter sacraments. 19:26 *💡 Transition from Knowledge to Heart* - Wrestling with understanding church teachings during RCIA. - Struggle of transferring knowledge to heartfelt understanding. - Encountering transformative experiences that deeply connect with Catholicism. 20:09 *📚 Influence of External Sources* - Recommendation of a book by a nurse leads to a profound video that helps in internalizing Catholic beliefs. - Experiencing a shift from head knowledge to heartfelt connection through external resources. - Reflecting on the journey of falling in love with the Catholic Church. 22:08 *⛪️ Preparation for Easter Vigil* - Selection of a confirmation sponsor and saint. - Emotional preparation for first confession. - Anticipation and nervousness leading up to the Easter Vigil ceremony. 23:56 *🕯️ Experience of Easter Vigil* - Description of the Easter Vigil atmosphere. - Significance of confirmation and receiving the Eucharist for the first time. - Reflection on the community support and the beauty of the Easter celebration.

[@michellemcdermott2026]

I am heading to Mt annual silent retreat tomorrow. I will pray for you.

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you!

[@shannyyymae]

Love your testimony! Prayers for you and all people out there trying to finding their way in the Church.

[@richlopez5896]

“And if you ever are visiting in cities, do not inquire simply where the house of the Lord is-for the others, sects of the impious, attempt to call their dens ‘houses of the Lord’-nor ask merely where the Church is, but where is the Catholic Church. For this is the name peculiar to this holy Church, the mother of us all, which is the spouse of our Lord Jesus Christ, the only-begotten Son of God” - St. Cyril of Jerusalem (Catechetical Lectures 18:26) [A.D. 350]).

[@protestant2catholic243]

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@ebggabs3549]

Amazing story! Thank you for sharing and I’m so proud of you 👏🏻

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much!

[@susanjoseph9352]

Yes. Welcome home. May God's grace remain your portion and your cup! Amen. Cradle Catholic but I love to take in conversion stories. ...more oil for my lamp.

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much!!

[@zioniskris]

Beautiful Testimony....Hail Christ Brother

[@dianaf.s.1345]

Welcome home Brother in Christ! Our Catholic Church was founded by Jesus Christ. All others are imposters. 🙏🏻♥️

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much!

[@dianaf.s.1345]

@@protestant2catholic243 And many thanks and blessings to you for testifying for Christ and His Holy Church. You will be in my prayers 🙏🏻

[@margiekulallad1681]

God Bless you Brother may you be use for Thy Glory of God

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you!!

[@christinebravomom5711]

FOCUS missionary shows up at his restaurant ... I am loving imagining the angelic pow wows that preceded this meeting. :)

[@protestant2catholic243]

That is so cool to think about! Thank you!

[@laurids2007]

Amazing! I have a new brother now! Welcome back home, brother! ;) May God bless you always!

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much!!

[@violettafrancesca6877]

Hey! Oh wow thank you so much for sharing your story! It was super interesting! Personally, I'm not Catholic yet, but I highly consider Catholicism. I was raised in a "lookwarm" orthdox family and God has always been my best friend:) 2 years ago He revealed Himself to me through the Bible and I gave my life to Christ. I considered myself a non-denominational Christian and started attending lutheran church. After watching a lot of videos on KZbin (Trent Horn, father Mike schmitz etc.) and listening to many debates, I think that Catholicisim might be true. At first, I believed that they weren't even Christians at all, because they don't believe they ARE saved. After seeing some of Cameron B's content, I was so afraid that my relationship with God was based on a lie, that I didn't have any right to read and interpret the Bible on my own, let alone be sure of salvation. Actually, I went through a time of depression, but thanks to God it's now getting better and I'm not afraid of Catholicism being true anymore.. My main issue though is still salvation. Could you please sum up the Catholic understanding of the Gospel? Is there assurance of salvation? Or only "assurance of purgatory"? I know that mortal sin can lead one to hell, if this sin isn't confessed, but then I wonder.. why would a true christian/Catholic want to commit it? Hope you can help me out:) Greetings from Germany:)

[@pmlm1571]

Violetta, those are really good questions! I am interested to partially address them while you are waiting for a reply from the Protestant2Catholic. I'm a cradle Catholic fortunate to be well formed in the the content of the Faith. These won't be complete answers, but they are true pointers. Maybe they will help. 1) Assurance of Salvation: Believers can be sure of God's salvation, just as we can be sure of everything He is and does. He has saved us, as in, He has given us the gift of salvation, all we need to be saved. What remains is for us to open and use--live out--His gift. This is why St. Paul can say, "work out your own salvation in fear and trembling." What God does is certain: what mankind does takes place in the realm of free will and original sin as well as in the realm of Grace. 2) You say "mortal sin can lead one to hell, if this sin isn't confessed, but then I wonder.. why would a true christian/Catholic want to commit it?" My answer: How can man commit any sin? What is sin? Well, we only are responsible for a wrong we do IF a) we do it with full knowledge of what we are doing and b) we fully consent to the action with our free wills. (So for example, accidental manslaughter, say hitting/killing a pedestrian while you are out driving drunk, is correctly not punished in human law as harshly as we punish first degree murder, because while the objective content is present--an innocent life was taken in both cases--in the latter case it was done with neither full knowledge nor full consent. Another example is when a child of four pushes a child of two out the window. Not only is this not murder, it is not even called manslaughter, but rather an accident, because the child has no ability to understand, let only fully understand, what she is doing, so knowledge is lacking--nevermind full consent. ) So sin is doing something objectively wrong, with full consent and full knowledge. But how on earth can we sin if we know an action is false and feel it is repulsive? Well, man is built such that he always chooses something under the aspect of it being somehow "good." We never say, "I want this because it is bad." It is always, "Because it is good, somehow." I want to commit adultery not because it is a wicked thing to do, but because it seems so good to do--how can something that feels so right be wrong! Every sin is chosen in the knowledge it is wrong but in the simultaneous conviction that it is right. Our minds can be clouded. Now, we could be saved from our vulnerable intellects if our wills were set on loving what is good: but our wills are also bent and have a taste for bad just as our minds accept lies as truth--ever since our Father and Mother left us the infection of original sin along with our humanity. How is it possible for man to sin? It is possible because we can accept two contradictories at the same time--e.g., we know the adultery is a lie but we "think" of it as a great and shining truth, as we shut our minds to the thought of the betrayals and lies ahead. We simultaneously feel the guilt of sluttishness and self-centeredness and the pleasure of love. And what is mental incapacity but both accepting and rejecting the same thing at the same time and in the same respect? The Principle of Non Contradiction is the bedrock of rationality: without it there is no logic, no ability to reason. If I think I am a cat, yet I read books/laugh at jokes (these states contradict each other), I'm probably under psychiatric care--and any crime I commit while laboring under my delusion I will not be held responsible for--because in an important area I cannot understand and so cannot fully consent. So my answer is that is possible for man to sin because it is possible for man to freely see and freely choose to enter into a self-contradictory state. It is possible for me to live a contradiction: to behave, in this area or in this instance, insanely. And that state is the state of sin. This is a huge area of thought, and I don't know if this was of interest to you, but for what it is worth! In Him Who is the Sanity and the Answer and the Word and Love Itself, Jesus Christ Our Lord.

[@lucillebonds2196]

Among other things, (1) there 15 Promises Our Lady gave for praying the Most Holy Rosary (Tradition: She only gave to St. Dominic 15 Mysteries (5 Joyful; 5 Sorrowful and 5 Glorious Mysteries). Her No. 15 Promise : Devotion to My Rosary is a great sign of predestination. (2). The twelve (12) Promises of the Sacred Heart of Jesus to Saint Margaret Mary of Alacoque. The no. 12 I promise thee in the excessive mercy of My Heart that My all-powerful love will grant to all those who communicate on the First Friday in the nine consecutive months the grace of final penitence; they shall not die in My disgrace nor without receiving the Sacraments; My Divine Heart shall be their safe refuge in this last moment. (This has been tested and proven. The last ones were 2 brothers of my friends. And the Priests sent by Our Lord Jesus Christ were all Traditional Latin Rites Priest because most of the NOVUS ORDO PRIESTS DO NOT BELIEVE ANYMORE IN THE LAST RITES THE LAST SEVEN OF THE SACRAMENTS OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. (3). The First 5 Saturdays of the Month given by Our Lady at the Apparition of Fatima. www.fatima.org (4). Wear Brown Scapular of Our Lady. You can find it on-line. Some Catholics are not well-versed in the Holy Bible because some Catholics have no money to own one but basically they know their Catholic faith to save themselves. One doesn't need to read the Bible to pray the Holy Rosary. One doesn't need to read the Bible on how to go to Confession. One doesn't need to read the Bible on how to pray the Stations of the Cross of Mary Most Holy because Tradition says she was the First to do that and so on and so forth. I hope you understand what I mean because the Holy Bible only came second to Sacred Traditions or oral Traditions. Pray to the Mother of God. Only a mother knows her Son. Deo Optimo et Maximo.

[@dingru510]

All praise and thanksgiving be to God. I am a cradle Catholic and was just nominal and struggling then. It was only when I asked to Lord to increase my knowledge of Him, to help me in my faith that God poured out on me the events, circumstances, and books that helped me much. The book that helped me so much in meditation is the The Life of Mary As Seen by the Mystics as compiled by Ralph Brown. I also listen a lot to Fr. Chris Alar with his Explaining the Faith Series. Since then, all the questions that i had were answered. All the difficulties in undertanding the faith were gone. All that i want to do is to love the Lord in the Blessed Sacrament and to offer Him everything through Mama Mary...Thank you so much for your testimony, it strengthens my faith and love for the Lord.💝💝💝

[@laliyo2822]

Praise Father,son and Holy Spirit ❤️👍🏻

[@protestant2catholic243]

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@pamelanovelli1239]

Welcome home friend my roommate converted from protestant to catholic ;) I bet there is a group of PTC where we can swap stories! You made the right choice!

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much!!!

[@KnightGeneral]

Welcome Home, brother! May Jesus, Mary, Joseph and all Angels & Saints be with you always. All the Treasures of the Church are in the Catholic Church. You remind me somehow of a young Padre Pio (because of your beard maybe) that’s why I clicked the video. I’m from Asia and today is Padre Pio’s feast day in our time zone. Through his intercession, May he bless and protect you always. You’ll be in my prayers always.

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much for your kind words and prayers!!

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much for your kind words and prayers!!

[@lynevoss4106]

@Protestant2Catholic, welcome to The Church👏👍🙏 The Virgin Mary will ALWAYS lead you closer to Jesus, our Lord.! Your meeting that Catholic family and you “noticing” the picture of the Virgin Mother was NO COINCIDENCE! I am so happy for you! I hope that your desire to learn more about the Catholic Faith will forever be ingrained in your heart and soul because there is soooo much history in the Catholic Church. I love listening to Catholic conversion stories because there is this tremendous ache in my heart that keeps me so sad when I think about it because my 2 kids have turned their backs on the One True Church. Your story confirmed what I learned through Catholic conversion stories that most Protestants or non-denominational converts to Catholicism read many books, some in the hundreds (I heard of one who read more than 1000 books), and researched through Christian history and now, in your case, through pod casts, before they converted to Catholicism while most ex-Catholics converted to Protestantism or non-denomination churches because they did not have good understanding of the Catholic Church’s teachings. Again, welcome to The Church and God bless you always🙏❤️🙏

[@ring0628-rfo]

Matthew 16:18 “And I say also unto thee, Thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church; and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it” Jesus pronounced a blessing upon Peter and proclaimed Peter's answer as having been derived by divine inspiration. Peter the Apostle, Peter the Rock, Simon Peter, Simeon, Simon, or Cephas, was one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus Christ, and one of the first leaders of the early Church. He is traditionally counted as the first bishop of Rome‍, or now we called the Pope. His successor, Saint Linus (d. c. 67 - 80) was the second bishop of Rome, succeeding the first "pope," Saint Peter, after Peter's martyrdom, and the successions. goes down from the different Popes. The Catholic underwent from different scandals and intrigues, still she is the only one true holy and Apostolic Church. Welcome home. God bless you.

[@protestant2catholic243]

So true!! Thank you so much

[@ring0628-rfo]

@@protestant2catholic243 Fr. Don Calloway's conversion stories got me hooked watching stories like yours and now I came across your channel. Hope you'll have devotion to the Blessed Mother and pls pray the Rosary. New subscriber from the Philippines. God bless.

[@protestant2catholic243]

@@ring0628-rfo thank you so much for your support! I love the Rosary!

[@alfray1072]

@@perazdera2827 the only deception is the false sola scriptura doctrine, a doctrine never declared by Jesus, the apostles and the early church. Only the Catholic Church follows Jesus' declaration in MAT 16:18-19. Protestantism and its false sola scriptura doctrine has created 40K+ divided protestant cults and sects and has a 500 year history of false end timers and perverted bibles.

[@nateguipe3981]

Welcome home, brother. God bless you.

[@tesswilms254]

What a grace of God! Greetings from Germany...may the Almighty shower you His blessings to strengthen you more in the catholic faith.

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much! 🙏🏼

[@juans6639]

Welcome home to the One and ONLY Catholic Church founded by Jesus Christ and the Apostles. I will pray for you that Almighty God, Our Lord Jesus Christ, his Most Blessed Virgin Mother and God's Most Heavenly Host keep you.

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you so much! I appreciate your prayers

[@tasiaflynn3549]

God bless you your testimony help many people 🕊✝️🤍🕊✝️🤍🕊✝️🤍

[@maestrovichozo6586]

AMEN

[@protestant2catholic243]

🙏🏼

[@bestlifeforhim]

What a beautiful journey :) Welcome home!

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you!

[@SeanO9924]

I was raised Baptist. Became atheist when I was around 14. Then over time I started to dabble in paganism and Satanism. I've fully converted to Christianity maybe 5-6 months ago. Now I'm going through RCIA

[@faithalone2171]

*R Catholicism has nothing to do with God and His Words. R Catholic Church contradicts Scriptures in every possible ways!* 1. Catholics say Mary was sinless. But BIBLE says Mary offered a sinner's offering. She was a sinner. Bible says Mary needed a Saviour. Lk 2:23-24, Lev 12:6-8, Rom 3:10. 2. Catholics say clergies must be celibate. Yet BIBLE says Peter (supposed R Church first leader) had mother in law. Bible says celibacy is not a qualification for clergies. Mat 8:14-15, Mar 1:30-31, Luk 4:38-39. 3. Catholics say Mary was forever virgin. Yet BIBLE says Jesus had brothers and sisters. Mary was not perpetually virgin. Mk 6:3, Mat 13:55, Mat 27:56, Mar 6:3, Mar 15:40, Mar 15:47. 4. Catholics say confess to R priests in a box. BIBLE says nothing about confessing to priests in a box. Bible says confess to GOD only. 1 John 1:9, Mat 6, Romans 10:9-10. 5. Catholics say drink of the literal blood of Jesus. Yet OT and NT both say do not drink blood. Acts 15, Lev 7:26. 6. Catholics say pray to passed on Mary and "saints". Yet BIBLE says do not contact the dead. NT Church did not record a single case of NT believers asking passed on saints to pray for them. Deut 18:11, Isaiah 8:19. 7. Catholics make and bow down to statues. BIBLE says do not bow down to graven images (statues). Deut 4, Exo 20:4-5. 8. Catholics sprinkles “holy water”. But NT Church of the Bible mentioned nothing about “holy water”. There was no record of any Apostles sprinkling “holy water” on believers. Catholics claimed “holy water” came from OT. Yet Num 5:17 says “holy water” was water used to test adulterous women in OT temple. Hardly the same. Those were for Old Covenant Jews. Not New Testament Christians. 9. Catholics say Peter was pope - bishop of all bishops. Yet BIBLE says Peter was just a leader of the Jerusalem Church. Bible says nothing of the office of bishop of bishops. Gal 2:9, Mat 16:18. 10. Catholics say there is a seat of Peter. Yet BIBLE says nothing about it. Jesus said “not to lord over others”. 11. Catholics has clergy priesthood. Bible says clergy priesthood was done away with in New Testament. There is no clergy priesthood in NT. Heb 7:27, 9:12, 10:10. 12. Catholics preaches Works Salvation (faith + good works + partake R sacraments + submit to R pontiff + be in R Church + devote to Mary = to be saved). Yet Bible says “believe in Jesus to be saved”. Bible says Works Salvation is cursed. Gal 1:8-9. Acts 16:30-31, John 3:16, Romans 10:9-10. 13. Catholics says they must do Penance to atone for their sins. Yet Bible says repent, confess and sins will be forgiven. Catholic Bible changes the word “repentance” in NT into “penance”. Original Greek NT does not use or mean the word penance. Penance = work to atone for sins. Repentance = change of heart. 1 John 1:9, Mat 6. 14. Catholics say Mary went straight to heaven without dying. Yet Bible says nothing about it. 15. Catholics say Islam and Christianity have the same GOD. Yet Islam doesn't believe in death and resurrection of Jesus and Trinity.

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*Steer clear of R Catholicism. Rev 17-18 speaks of R Catholicism as the Apostate Church (Counterfeit Church)*

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*Rev 17 speaks of R Church as the Apostate Church* Check out this description from the Bible that fits R Church perfectly: R Church, Rome (woman) ( city that sits on 7 hills) Beast (spirit of Anti-Christ) Woman on a scarlet beast : R Church and Rome which ride on the spirit of Anti X. 1. Roman priests love to wear scarlet and purple. Rev 17:4. 2. R Church loves to use golden cups. Rev 17:4. 3. R Church persecuted the real Christians (saints) in history from Roman times till modern days. Verse 17:6. 4. Seven mountains where the woman sits. Rome was called the city on 7 hills. Rev 17:9 THat's basically talking about R Church 5. R Church sits on peoples, multitudes, nations and tongues. Rev 17:15 6. Only R Church reigned over kings. Rev 17:18 7. Kings have whoredom with her. Rev 18:3

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*Rev 18 R Church the Apostate Church* Woman on the scarlet beast: R Church Babylon: Rome Beast: spirit of Anti-X 1. vs 2 . Corr Rome/R Church has become a place for snomed (worshipping of queen of heaven Asheroth and others) and every f spirit. 2. vs 3. R Church had always been in collusive relationship with Kings of the earth, and had become rich through its corruption and greed. 3. vs 9. R Church used to ordain Kings . Kings used the power of R Church to conquer masses through control, and will lament its destruction. 4. vs 11-15. merchants who colluded with R Church would lament the loss of trade with R Church. 5. vs 20. Rome persecuted the Apostles of NT and prophets of old. 6. vs24. R Church who persecuted true Christians was found with the blood of prophet and saints

[@jedsum]

Welcome Bro, let’s continue to pray for one another always!

[@sheilatejada7748]

God bless you brother! May the good Lord continue to bless you and your family. Stay strong 🙏🙏🙏

[@nonine5304]

God bless you..

[@jula5417]

Blessing from Poland 💙

[@protestant2catholic243]

Thank you!

[@patriciajohnson1894]

Welcome to the family ❤️

[@NassauOngalewuPukapuka-hg4zt]

Glory to God brother welcome indeed to the flock of Jesus Christ hallelujah Amen 🙏 Greeting from here in Australia Queensland 👏

[@WashingtonDC99]

Thank you so much for sharing your story. I love watching KZbin video clips of Archbishop Fulton Sheen, I love to listen to Father Chad Ripperger, Taylor Marshall, Father Robert Altier, Father Donald Calloway story...and so many others. God bless you. Welcome home. There is only one God and one church. The Hour of Adoration is beautiful.

[@lynfebabailan1612]

Wow what a nice conversion story,. I want to know you more...

[@marvingaldamez4657]

I Love your excitement about it 😊 keep it the way God bless you ❤

[@limoncellosmith7594]

More videos please! You have a gift!