My epiphany came, in of all places, before the eucharistic Christ, exposed in a monstrance at perpetual eucharistic adoration.
Tim Drake is a staff writer for the National Catholic Register and Faith and Family Magazine. His new book, Young and Catholic: The Face of Tomorrow’s Church, is reviewed on page 42. Visit his website at www.youngandcatholic.com.
My epiphany came, in of all places, before the eucharistic Christ, exposed in a monstrance at perpetual eucharistic adoration.
Evangelical Lutherans are a dying breed. Indeed, infected by the fatal flaws induced by Luther himself, it was bound to happen.
Ping!
The RCIA candidates made their first communion tonight at our Church.
Welcome home brother!
What a beautiful telling of Tim’s encounter with Jesus in ‘the breaking of the bread’.
**When it came to the Catholic Church, I had difficulties with the usual suspects: confession, papal authority, the role of Mary. Most of my difficulties stemmed from misunderstandings of the Catholic position, which were cleared up through Scripture reading and a course on the fundamentals of Catholicism.**
I pray for the wisdom of God to touch many of the Protestant FReeprs here.
Thanks, Tim Drake, for your testimony!