Starting OCIA or becoming Catholic? Discover 10 practical OCIA tips to help you learn, reflect, pray, and make the most of your journey.
Becoming Catholic? 10 OCIA Tips to Make the Most of Your Journey
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My Catholic Journey—Part 4: Mary Poppins’ Bag
What if the first day of the year isn’t meant for resolutions, but for rejoicing? In today’s reflection, I share what I discovered about the Solemnity of Mary, the Mother of God—and how this often-misunderstood Catholic feast gently centers us on Jesus, his nearness, and our own quiet yes to God.
Sharing My Catholic Journey-Part 3, Nothing is Wasted
As the new year begins, I’m realizing that my faith journey wasn’t about starting over—but about going deeper. Nothing was wasted. Not the questions. Not the longing. Not the road behind me. This reflection is about continuing forward with God, trusting that every step has mattered.
Sharing My Catholic Journey—Part 2, Are Catholics Christian?
What if the question “Are Catholics Christian?” is the wrong place to begin? In this reflection, I share how that honest question once lived in my own heart—and how Scripture and the Catechism gently led me past labels and into something deeper.
From Protestant to Catholic: My Faith Journey (Part 1)
Are Catholics Christian? As a former Protestant with a background in Christian education, I once asked the same questions. What started as curiosity about Scripture, early Church history, and the Mass slowly became a prayerful journey into the teachings of the Catholic Church. In the coming year, I’ll be sharing reflections drawn from the Catechism of the Catholic Church—offered not to argue, but to explain what Catholics believe with love, clarity, and openness... as I learn and grow.
5 Life-Changing Implications of Knowing God
For you made us for yourself, and our hearts are restless until they find their rest in you. St. Augustine As someone who has walked the path of faith for many years, it's easy to fall into a routine where the profound truths of Christianity can sometimes feel like familiar scenery passing by. Yet, every [...]
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