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Letter To A Roman Catholic Friend

May 26, 2010 By admin 10 Comments

No, Bill, it is impossible to be both Roman Catholic and Orthodox at the same time.

Filed Under: Byzantine Catholics Tagged With: 1982, byzantine, catholic, convert, eastern, Fr. Gregorio Cognetti, orthodoxy, rite, roman catholic

I Knew Right Then, In That Second…

May 17, 2010 By admin 1 Comment

I knew right then, in that second, that I needed to become a part of the Orthodox Church, that the Orthodox Church contained that which would heal and save me.

Filed Under: Baptists, Roman Catholics Tagged With: American Baptist, baptist, convert, orthodox, roman catholic, Southern Baptist, Trudy Ellmore

Digital Natives Embrace Ancient Church

May 14, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

Twentysomethings captivated by Orthodoxy by Andrea Goodell Tim Flinders will graduate from Grand Valley State University next month. Raised Lutheran, he also explored fundamentalist Baptism, Roman Catholicism and even Messianic Judaism before converting to Orthodox Christianity this year. “Orthodoxy has completely transformed me already,” he said. “I feel like the first time in my life […]

Filed Under: Baptists, Lutheran, Roman Catholics Tagged With: 2010, baptist, converts, Hope College, Lutheran, messianic jew, roman catholic

The Gift of Orthodoxy

May 11, 2010 By admin 1 Comment

I decided that if she could get in, perhaps I could too, and for some reason, I wanted very much to get into that church. There was nothing logical about it, it was a compulsion. The next time the gate opened, I slid in, and was grabbed even more roughly than my friend had been. They looked at the large silver cross that I was wearing and finally allowed me to enter. It was so beautiful. The chanting was unearthly.

Filed Under: Roman Catholics Tagged With: convert, Elizabeth Huestis, orthodox, roman catholic

My Great Adventure in Search of the Truth

May 9, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

From Sister Matthaia Osswald This story tells how a Roman Catholic nun discovered the fullness of the Truth in the Orthodox Church… Childhood and adolescence. I was born in 1961 from Protestant parents, in a town in South Germany. We lived in a suburb which had earlier been a separate village and later was integrated […]

Filed Under: Roman Catholics Tagged With: convert, roman catholic, Sister Matthaia Osswald

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