Category Archives: Real Presence

So You Want To Be a Catholic?

Posted on March 7, 2012 by Jason

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 →

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Heaven Here

Posted on January 30, 2012 by Jason

I’ve written before about how our 12-year-old son Charles has blown me away with his intuitive grasp of some of the basic truths of Catholicism and with his natural openness to the Communion of Saints.  Today, I wanted to share … Continue reading →

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Sensing the Sacred

Posted on November 6, 2011 by Nikki

The church I grew up in is possibly the best space ever designed for a good game of hide and seek. There are multiple levels and all kinds of secret nooks in which one could hide away undetected for a … Continue reading →

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Jason’s Questions: #1 Why Do I Drag Myself Out of Bed on Sunday Mornings?

Posted on July 21, 2011 by Jason

With this post, I am beginning a series of posts in which I will address questions that, in one way or another, always bugged me as a Protestant because the Protestant answers to them never satisfied me.[1]  In my experience, … Continue reading →

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Jason’s Story

Posted on July 17, 2011 by Jason

As a lifelong evangelical Protestant, I am right now at a place I never thought I would be – standing at the door of the Catholic Church, planning to enter with my wife and kids at the Feast of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Artificial Contraception, Authority, Canon of Scripture, Eucharist, G.K. Chesterton, Jason, Real Presence | 11 Comments