I joined the Church today!! Thanks for being such a great witness through my journey! 😊 God bless you so much Mr Fradd! I realized I never answered the question 🤦🏻‍♀️ My first experience was I went with my friend’s family on their vacation. I didn’t know any better so I took communion. I’ve wondered if that contributed to my later conversion

Yes I am a convert!!!! Words could not describe my feeling! Just one word, it was very reverent. I am so happy you took him to a mass!!! Love how you are bringing people to see the catholic faith for what it truly is! I am forever a fan!

I am a convert to Byzantine Catholicism from a protestant background. My first Divine Liturgy blew me away. When the priest held up the chalice containing the eucharist I also had a profound experience, where I felt like my eyes were opened, and I could feel the great weight of my sins on my shoulders. I literally felt like I weighed 1,000 pounds, and was crushed by it.

My first mass was a novus ordo and I was surprised it was so much like a protestant church, I was disappointed to be honest. I did find a Latin Mass and absolutely was blown away adored it. Then corona hit so I've just been learning about the faith so I can convert asap when I can get back to Latin Mass.

I was filled with conviction about the Eucharist and who was present before me during Mass.

Amen

Amen! May God hear our prayers for unity through the intercession of the Theotokos!

Amen. Sooner the better

MORTALIUM ANIMOS 
ENCYCLICAL OF POPE PIUS XI
ON RELIGIOUS UNITY “9. These pan-Christians who turn their minds to uniting the churches seem, indeed, to pursue the noblest of ideas in promoting charity among all Christians: nevertheless how does it happen that this charity tends to injure faith? Everyone knows that John himself, the Apostle of love, who seems to reveal in his Gospel the secrets of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and who never ceased to impress on the memories of his followers the new commandment "Love one another," altogether forbade any intercourse with those who professed a mutilated and corrupt version of Christ's teaching: "If any man come to you and bring not this doctrine, receive him not into the house nor say to him: God speed you."[18] For which reason, since charity is based on a complete and sincere faith, the disciples of Christ must be united principally by the bond of one faith. ...How so great a variety of opinions can make the way clear to effect the unity of the Church We know not; that unity can only arise from one teaching authority, one law of belief and one faith of Christians. But We do know that from this it is an easy step to the neglect of religion or indifferentism and to modernism, as they call it. Those, who are unhappily infected with these errors, hold that dogmatic truth is not absolute but relative, that is, it agrees with the varying necessities of time and place and with the varying tendencies of the mind, since it is not contained in immutable revelation, but is capable of being accommodated to human life. ....For the teaching authority of the Church, which in the divine wisdom was constituted on earth in order that revealed doctrines might remain intact for ever, and that they might be brought with ease and security to the knowledge of men, and which is daily exercised through the Roman Pontiff and the Bishops who are in communion with him, has also the office of defining, when it sees fit, any truth with solemn rites and decrees, whenever this is necessary either to oppose the errors or the attacks of heretics, or more clearly and in greater detail to stamp the minds of the faithful with the articles of sacred doctrine which have been explained.” In short if you want unity, return back to the one true Church of Jesus Christ The Catholic Church in whom you have split from.

Amen

I was baptized, confirmed, and raised Catholic. I became lapsed in high school and I've become much more religious and attending church more now.

Professor Comics God bless 😍🙏🏻

I live in Hungary, Budapest. I was born into the Catholic Church. I have some great priests, I've found my parish 11 years ago. I've been mostly to the Mass of 1970, but also to TLM and Greek-Catholic Mass as well.

@@tarkanyia Are the youth there faithful?

@@meusisto not everybody, in the countryside mostly (in small villages) the old people go to church, but, thank God, there some places, where there is a good priest/pastor and he can hold together the youth. There are also scouts (scouting was banned from 1948 to 1989) about 8-9000 in the whole country.

I agree. You read at least three passages from the Bible and sing at least a psalm plus the Lord's prayer. This is way more scripture than I got going to any of the protestant denominations I've been a part of. So that really surprised me since you often hear that Catholicism doesn't use the Bible. I also loved in the beginning where the congregation prays to recognize their sins.

joe men I love that! I saw that a while back. Amazing stuff.

D D yes! And in the readings I especially love that the gospel is presented at every Mass. Not necessarily true in the Protestant services if the Pastor is focused on the book of Hebrews or something. He may not read from the gospels at all that day. I love that the gospel is read every time when I go to church now.

Melissa Eberhart so many protestants need to see this comment. Thank you so much for saying this!

Emily Spieker thank you for your kind words! I even did a KZfaq video on my conversion story to try to explain these things, lol, if you’re interested. ☺️

I have to play a little defense here, but not in the way you think. As a protestant I always battle with people who say that. Most protestants simply do not know or care to learn about church history. Often their view of Catholics are simply from mouths of other Christians. I dunno how many times I defended false knowledge towards Catholics by protestants lol Know that defenders of the church exist here too haha

@@timsohn7057 I'm so glad to hear that

@@timsohn7057 that's called being honest. And you have my respect for that (doesn't mean much, but I really admire this position because what I see in protestants is actually the opposite).

Danilo Ferreira thanks, but to be absolutely truthful, many people like me, and particularly theologians who actually study church history extensively have a very hard time and are often very lonely lol. We have to deal not necessarily with theological debate as much as simple willful ignorance and sometimes even hatred. I have faced this from catholics too. There are so many misconceptions about protestants as well. I truly feel this is human nature. I happen to grow up in a very unique environment which blessed me with wanting to learn about church history. Father is theologian and his mentors are a catholic priest and an anglican priest. They are extremely close to my family. Still have fond memories of spending time with them. Also, I have two old friends in clergy: Presbyterian pastor and a Roman catholic priest. Knew each other from middle school. We meet sometimes and talk about life and theology, difficulty of them being ministers. I don’t think many protestants even know a single catholic well enough to even see how they live and serve Christ. To be frank I am not a good representation of the protestant population, but I always defend misconceptions of all my Christian brothers.

@@timsohn7057 so lucky! Honesty and humility are virtues that can make you a very successful and intelligent person.

Agreed. There was a lot different

I wish there was some nearby. Only an orthodox and i really wish (to the point of tears) we were in communion again

I have a Ukrainian Catholic Church in my town, and I love it there.

Eastern Catholicism is an offshoot of Eastern Orthodoxy and the liturgy and traditions remain very much Orthodox. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m9mdfs6mscCtXX0.html It's just that they accepted the authority of the Pope but remained loyal more or less to Orthodoxy rituals and Greek language like the Greek Melkite Catholics, Maronites, Eastern European Catholics etc . The Oriental Catholics are very similar to above but also with the added extra step of becoming Chalcedonians as Oriental Orthodox did not adhere to the Chalcedonian principals. Thus Armenian Catholics coming out of Armenian Apostolic Church, Syriac Catholics coming from Syriac Orthodox Church, Coptic Catholics coming out of Coptic Orthodox, the Chaldean Church coming out of the Church of the East (Assyrian, so-called Nestorian although that's not literally true). Here Coptic Catholic liturgy kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ncqXidKfp7LDl30.html

@@KethenGoesHam You are right orthodox are not eastern rite catholics.

THIS

I noticed that is directed to idols.

@@JuanRodriguez-jn7zx yes, the whole mass is about going from one statue/painting to the other and then we worship them😂 (I must mention that this is sarcasm since you obviously believe that nonsence) But all jokes aside, inform yourself about the essence of the Holy Mass before spreading lies.

@@remamili Is a mass, but is not holy. Read your bible, before defending lies.

@@JuanRodriguez-jn7zx Since you told me to read MY Bible, I assusme you know that the Bible came from the Catholic Church. Maybe you are not that ignorant after all :) Thanks for the concern but I do read my Bible. Im fact, I would like to kindly recommend one of the readings from yesterday's Holy Mass, Romans 13:8-10. I hope you find your peace and learn how to love others since you seem full of loathe.

I hate division amongst Christians it pains me to here you say "CONVERSION ", I personally don't think we should be doing this, I'm orthodox but I attend any church near me whether catholic, protestant, orthodox, pentecostal etc so far as they preach the lord Jesus.

Wow. I can’t imagine missing out on the Eucharist on my wedding day. So good of him to do the wedding catholic for you and sacrificing his pride and hurt for you. So sweet

Catholics always say they don’t pray to Mary but they do. I’ve read the prayers and y’all legitimately pray to Mary! It’s crazy! It’s non biblical ! Turn away from the false teachings.

Keyon Mackey - The words to the “Hail Mary” come from Scripture.

Alan Dela that doesn’t mean pray to Mary. Look up the biblical definition of “hail”.

Keyon Mackey - I will say again, the words come from Scripture. I did not say that it meant pray, but then again, it does not say, “Do not pray.” Further, you cannot defend your position merely by asking for the definition of “Hail”. The prayer could even begin with “Greetings” it still would not detract from the acknowledgment and subsequent petition, “Pray for us sinners.” The prayer is merely an acknowledgement of who Mary is and one petition, nothing dramatic or even resembling worshiping or blasphemy. On a motivation that we petition Jesus’ mother read John 2:3-11. And further, if you wish, John 19:26. See if you understand the significance.

When we pray to Mary, we are asking her to pray for us. We don’t worship her. It is similar to you asking a very close friend to pray for you. When you do that, you aren’t worshiping your friend. Rather, you are asking for spiritual help and maybe even some guidance. Since Christians believe Mary is the Mother of Jesus, why not ask her to pray for us?

I'm Armenian too!

@a j s Thank you,brother

We should love each other as God love us!

@@mz2535 thank you. God bless you. I love Poland too. the day before yesterday I watched the film "September 11, 1683". it's great. The Poles saved all Christian Europe and defeated the turks Venimus,Vidimus, Deus vicit ✟✊

Hi! We love you and pray for you, our Armenian brothers.

Could u explain why Mary is the only one who did God’s will pls, we can do God’s will right now too, right? Thanks

Deuteronomy 30:19 Thank you for the resources. I scrolled through the first part of the first and second videos and they seems okay so far but I’ll still have to watch the rest to make my full decision. But from the verses you mentioned regarding my question, Mary is not the only one did God’s will (in the sense that we are all able to do God’s will)?

@@deripfina God made her perfect, spotless, sinless before she was born. Even the angel greeted her with "Hail Mary, FULL OF GRACE." When Jesus died & resurrected, He opened that door for us to follow their (Mary and her Son) footsteps. Doing and living in His DIVINE WILL. Living, means: (Invocation to The Divine Will) I am nothing; God is all. Father I love You. Come Divine Will -to think in my mind -to circulate in my blood -to look with my eyes -to listen in my ears -to speak in my voice -to breathe in my breathing -to beat in my heart -to move in my motion -to suffer in my suffering. And may my soul, consumed and fused with Your Will, be the living crucifix immolated for the Glory of The Father. -to pray in me, and then offer this prayer to Yourself as mine to satisfy for the prayers of all and to give to You Father the Glory that all creatures should give You. -to infuse in me the Faith of Mary most Holy in order to possess You as she possessed You. -to infuse in me the Hope of Mary most Holy in order to desire You as she desired You. -to infuse in me the Charity of. Mary most Holy in order to love You as she loved You. -to adore in me and since Your Will multiplies acts to the INFINITE, thus I intend to give You the satisfaction as if all had assisted at Holy Mass and give to all the fruit of the sacrifice and impetrate salvation for all. Amen. Mary NEVER did her will throughout her life. She was obedient even when her son suffered and died. Read The Hours of The Passion by Luisa Piccarreta. Every word is a soul. I wanted to reach The 8th Major Octave (The coming of The New Jerusalem) where there's no more death. We are still on the 6th Major Octave (The choice of God's prodigal children to return to The Father). The 7th Major (The FIAT of God's children). Fiat meaning, our YES to God. Just like Mary when she said Yes to God's will for her by accepting Jesus to be her Son. To be in her womb even if it means people would stone at her because she is not married yet. I hope this will help you all to understand what it means to LIVE in The Divine Will. Thank you.

@@deripfina In the name of all, past, present and future, "O SUPREME WILL Come to reign upon the earth. Invest all generations. Win and conquer all and do not delay any longer. Amen. Ever holy and indivisble Trinity, I adore You profoundly, I love You intensely, I thank you perpetually for all and in the hearts of all, Amen." Ponder the words of this prayer taught by Jesus to Luisa.

We ask Mary to pray for us

May God bless your journey as well 🙏🙏

I'll pray for you and your journey! Hopefully we'll have you soon. God bless you ♡

@@gabrielairenerodriguezgame6136 Thank you Gabriela, God bless you. Greetings from Finland🇫🇮

Mikki S a prayer for your journey home! God bless you!

@@supergene256 🙂👍Thank you. God bless.

If there is such as thing as a "God", he must feel very insecure if he needs your "worship"!

@@j.g.8494 It is not God who needs our worship. Worshiping is how we express our gratitude for the source and sustenance of our existence.

J. G. God doesn’t need our worship. We need to worship him. You would never accuse air of being insecure because it “needs to be breathed in”. Breathing air is a necessity, and worship is a necessity.

J. G. Showing your insecurities through your comment lol

Correct!!!

Yes, it will happen soon.

I remember LizziesAnswers, lol

Yes! We’ll just keep praying for him and loving him until and after that

Chris Oliver Dela Cruz Lizzie was a pretty naive teenager back then not this guy

Remember to pray for him! :D

I just came into RCC Easter Vigil 2021… from decades Protestant. I owe it to the Spirit while hiking the PCT to seed that to happen. Be blessed Kelly.

Thank you for your honesty! May God bless your journey. I love what you said “as long as we’re pursuing Christ” that’s the point, it’s about God not about our own understanding 🙏🙏 My wife is a catholic convert and it happened so naturally, Christ and Mary guided her gently to the Church. It wasn’t just about her becoming Catholic, it was about Christ 🙏

Hi Benjamin, the point is that the Church does not consider them dead Saints, but LIVING Saints (eternal life) I hope the Holy Spirit inspires you to do the right thing, in fact I'm sure He will. Take care of yourself 👍

The Eucharist brought me to the Catholic Church too. You can't get it anywhere else and is worth converting for if you truly believe it. I had issue with a lot of teachings too but suddenly realized that I may not know more than a 2000 year old church, so I will take the Eucharist and accept the papacy etc. By faith. Hope that helps.

The best way to understand praying to saints is to figure out what it's like to be in heaven. Once you figure that out, it's a no-brainer.

@@johnharkness6304 I agree with the teaching that the saints are not "dead" since they have eternal life. I just meant physically dead. The only time I can think of where someone spoke with a dead saint in the Bible was when Saul spoke with Samuel through a spiritual medium (1 Samuel 28:6-20). The Lord seems to specifically condemn those who would comunicate with the dead (as in, those not physically with us) (Isaiah 8:19). I understand prayer to the dead and spiritual mediums are completely different things, but it's the closest paralel I find in scripture.

Would be awesome, but WLC is not interested in debating topics outside Christianity.

@@DanielApologetics Wdym? He debates atheists all the time. I think you meant he's not interested in debating topics INSIDE Christianity.

@J Holts Yes, this is true of Orthodoxy, too! "There is no complexity in God, only simplicity; He is indivisible & not comprised of parts. Belief in the perfection of the Divinity excludes the possibility of dividing God into parts, since every partial being is imperfect. 'What does the simple nature mean in essence?' asks St. Gregory the Theologian. He answers by saying that if reason desires to investigate the infinite God, it will not find any beginning or end because the boundless extends further than either beginning or end, and cannot be located between them; and when reason surges upwards or downwards trying to find boundaries or limits to its concepts of God, it does not find them. The absence of all boundaries, divisions, & limits is the simplicity abiding in God." -The Mystery of Faith by Met. Hilarion Alfeyev

What do you mean by the wife of the holy spirit exactly?

No better explanation!!! 🙏🏼🙌🏼📿

David Kanu I think it’s difficult to explain but she had such a strong bond to the Holy Spirit. Let me correct that, not the wife but she had and has an immersion in the Holy Spirit, filled with the Holy Spirit.

@@mari7775 OK I thought so.

Marry was never sinnless where it the bible does it say mary was sinless

Follow your ancestors

Win

The solemnity today is missing compared to years ago when I was a Thurifer as a teenager. In procession/recession, the thurible was swung shoulder high and at all corners a 360 was mandatory. Now that's a High Mass!

@@stagwilliams5419 I'm an Aglican/Episcopalian, and I can relate.

Happy little clouds

Yes!

Send one to Dr Peterson and Ben Shapiro too! I would myself b their danged mailing addresses are impossible to find 😂

@@Hello-ro8fq , please read the Early Church Fathers. Protestantism is SOLA (my fallible private interpretation of) Scripture.

@@Hello-ro8fq , Protestants are Solo Scriptura and Sola Fide adherents. If you are neither a Protestant nor a Catholic, then you are an Eastern Orthodox. (or a Mormon, a JW, an Adventist). Do you make up your own doctrines according to your Sola Scriptura ? If you do so you are a Protestant in practice.

If you are studying history you won't find anything accurate about it because the antichrist catholic trinitarians not only turned the truth to a lie but they also wrote history as a lie calling their lies orthodox hogwash

@@Hello-ro8fq , now you say you are Muslim. You said you are ex-Muslim. You are not Catholic, you are not a Muslim, you are not a Protestant....

@@dieselcowboy777 , That is your opinion. Please, study the Early Church Fathers, they believed in Trinity. Please , show any Orthodox Christian figure who was not Trinitarian.

@@elijahyoung11 Rome Sweet Home

First should be Rome sweet Home

She's filled with the Holyspirit that's why. Fundamental Christianity is very doctrinal and most are very well versed in the bible, but we do get emotional as we, if saved are filled with the Holy spirit.

Tess marsh Yes, my wife is filled with the Holy Spirit, but it’s not the feel good tingle that you get with a good song... that’s emotionalism... that’s southern fake emotionalism built on a foundation of sinking sand! I’ve seen it too much!!!

@@Alexander-fr1kk agree, but the Holyspirit will convict you of sin, will show you how wonderful Jesus is and in that tears and emotional feelings. I'm not a Catholic, as its filled with idolatry and works, and has the blood of my brothers and sisters on its hands.

Tess marsh Wow you Went from having a decent start to your reply to a 110% ignorant statement first of all the Catholic Church does not have idolatry! If you have pictures of your children is that idolatry? That’s a typical ignorant southern fundamentalism statement... I’m guessing you’re either southern baptist or Pentecostal! The religions run by women!

Tess marsh And another thing... blood of your brothers and sisters?!!! That’s just stupid!!!

Love that book. I’ve read it in Spanish and English. I also have his Understanding the Scriptures book, a guide to bible study and it is Outstanding.

Plus Steve ray and Dr. Brant. Here the link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nMd5dZCktKioe58.html . Rome sweet home is still in my bucketlist. Greeting for you guys from Indonesia

Yo tambien aprendo mucho de ellos, no se pelean como los protestantes latinos

You're a Catholic mexican..like im a Catholic Italian American and i also learned alot..im very patriotic but im Catholic before anything

@@anthonycaserta9852 Come on, I understand that. And agree with it. In spanish (as you may know from italian) we invert the order of adjective and noun, so when talking in English we have sometimes a moment of confusion when doing that. So making a big deal of it makes no sense, I just wrote how I learned, which actually in spanish would be "Catholic mexican". On the other hand, Catholics in different regions have slightly different ways, the faith and doctrine is the same, but culture does influence, so we're still different in some way

Is it Fr. Rizzo? Or Fr. Sypher?

@@timothyfreeman97 Neither

Is that at FSSP?

Agreed. First experienced ad orientum at my colleges Newman chapel and I love it. However part of that love came from the chaplains proper explanation. He had a small handout in the vestibule for the duration of lent while we celebrated the mass in this style.

Pope Benedict (then Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger) wrote a book on the liturgy long ago in which he said that the image created by a priest facing the people across the Altar was an image of a community that worshiped itself!

Alison Purcell what a good priest! Encourage him and pray for him and the older members in your church🕊

Christopher Kelley could you share the title of that book? I want to put it on my to read list. I’ve only started to read Pope Emeritus Benedict’s book Truth and Tolerance.

@@sarahsabino7279 I wish I could remember the title. It was "new" around 1994, or so. I hope that helps identify it. He was Cardinal Ratzinger then.

Kathleen, I am a Eucharistic Minister, both in the Roman Catholic church, and I visit the sick when necessary but mostly on Sundays to administer to them Holy Communion. Holy Communion as you know is very very sacred. Its very name means "Common Union" with God. Its a relationship which is personified only in the Catholic Church. Other Christian denomination also have Communion maybe once a month or more but this gesture is only symbolic. It has no meaning as that bread has no divinity.

@@riseandshine5912 Communion is for everybody who follows Jesus. Do not think you can divide the body of Christ with institutions and Churches of men. The apostles didn't have fancy church rituals like you(Infact they warned about doing such things in the sciptures), nor is this the way they received communion. I take communion everyday, at home, just like the apostles. I don't go to church, church can not save you, only Jesus can save you. It is important to understand that the bread is the literal body of Christ, but each sect has their own way of approaching communion and God honors their efforts. All churches of men have strayed away from the Truth. Do not think going to a building means anything. Point is, the church you go to and the denomination you belong to is irrelevant. Go to a church if it helps you, but do not think you can divide Christ, Christ is one. Not everyone who goes to a Church is saved and not everyone who doesn't go to a church is unsaved.

@@JaakkoJohannes Nice thinking. Do what flies your kite the best. In the first place I am happy that you are the follower of Jesus in your own way. Keep doing what is best for you. I have my belief's and I do my own thing. As long as we are good human being and extend love and compassion to other humans, we have made our Creator proud. Stay Blessed.

Your frieds and fam are just fabulous for doing that. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

He has! He has! Alleluia! May God bless him! 🙏🏼✝️🕊️

They are notnpraying for you. Why would they??

N John 3:13

You married out of the church of Christ. Protestants are Staten worshippers!

@@johsiantorres8495 State*

Sanctus Gaming married in the Catholic Church for the record.

@@matthewmartin725 It is good. She doesn't worry that you raise them as Catholics?

That's ok! Not at all my friend. My wife is well educated and also knows her scripture so we have always agreed that our religious beliefs are essentially the same. More alike than different. End of the day every single thing she believes comes from my church. The very name Protestant means to protest the authority of the Catholic Church. Oooo like it’s a boogeyman or something. Incase you don’t remember all Christians were Catholic until 500 years ago this guy Martin Luther an excommunicated priest started a moment revolting against a corrupt Catholic Church called the Protestant movement which was heavily involved in government at the time amongst over issues. Anyway Protestants are Christian brothers who don’t like the traditions passed on by the church fathers. When we were dating we would go to each other’s churches because her Protestant church in la was like an all day thing. with really good food the whole works. So I would always go. Since hers was so long she never had issues going to mass with me. When we moved to Arizona we would go check out all the churches and the Protestant churches here are way different believe different things of course and none are like her old church. They are all like rock concert, day care, want your money and help with recruitment types in our area here. So for utility we would go to mass as a family because I was busy so was she we had our hands full and just appreciated the consistency of the 1 hour mass schedule vs the rock concerts would carry on and then they want you to stay and eat and play and yeah like I mentioned. It’s an all day thing. So after attending mass for a while she began to get curious about it ask me questions which lead to her conversion. Like most Protestants attend a Catholic mass and would say “wow it’s really boring.” Stand up sit down kneel rinse and repeat lol oh yeah they are always surprised all the art and statues are of Jesus and not The Virgin Mary like they think some lies about all that. priests wear strange cloths and whatever else . And I say ya I know the traditional I love that stuff. And I really do. So I like the old traditional. So she would ask more and more and everyone knows Protestants who dig into the early followers of Jesus and what they believed and how they worshipped god vs this new jeans wearing rock concert promoting pastors who are most certainly more often than not, building their own personal kingdom’s and not god’s kingdom. Like I said earlier take her in and let her be surprised by what an amazing church the Catholic Church really is.

Rome sweet home. Haven't read yet. But still in bucketlist. I had watch steve ray and some Catholic scholar converts from other church. Greetings from Indonesia.

@@isiwaktu2525 I have read the book,my friend gave it to me and that book didn't tire me at all.Its a treasure, try..

Cameron will never bow befor catholic graven images.

He doesn't bow before graven images, but he is now happily Catholic. Alleluia! God bless him 🙏🏼✝️🕊️❤️

Or you could just accept that the Latin Mass isn’t the only valid way to do things.

David Figueroa no is not ... we Catholics now that but in America we prefer that because was the way that was taught.

Eneida Hernandez What are you trying to say? I don’t understand you

The question of changing from Maronite church to Catholic came up in my parish. Our priest said permission must be received ( l think from Marion Church) in order for a person to enter the Roman Catholic Church.

Didn’t age too well unfortunately.

@@muz1658 now, I cry

Ahhh, but it did.... God is a Poet and He works in His time. God be praised, Cameron entered the Catholic Church about a year ago. His humility is lovely. 🙏🏼✝️🕊️❤️