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Monthly Archives: March 2012
…and now that you’re Catholic
Like Jason said in his last post, it’s difficult to tell who reads our blog- Cradle Catholics, resolute non-Catholics, reverts, potential Catholics, but since there have been a lot of comments from people on the verge of making the jump into Catholicism (yay!!!), … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Practices, Conversion, Nikki, Uncategorized
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So You Want To Be a Catholic?
Although WordPress lets us know how many folks visit our blog each day, it doesn’t let us know anything about our readers. As a consequence, I have no way of knowing if this post—whose aim is to help people who … Continue reading
Posted in Conversion, Jason, Real Presence
Tagged blessed john henry newman, conversion, crossing the tiber, loss and gain
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The Roman Road 