From Anti-Catholic Presbyterian to Catholic - Morris' Conversion Story (Christian Testimony) 

Hi Prabhath, thanks so much for your interest! Right now I have a long list of planned guests for the show, so I am not actively adding more to my list, but I’d be happy to consider your story if I need more guests in the future. Could you please send me an email to filedunderfaith@gmail.com so that I have your email address? Thanks again for your interest. -Megan

@@FiledUnderFaith Thank you, Megan I will send you an email.

@@FiledUnderFaith Megan, I have sent you an email with a pdf copy of my book. I look forward to hearing from you. God bless you Prabhath

I'm the same way. No TV, no real news. I don't put the radio on in my truck anymore. Prefer to listen to Gregorian chant, Ave Maria, Salve Regina and many of the Latin songs from the Latin Mass. I've been downsizing for at least the last 10 years and live very simply. I'm very content being by myself and honestly I wish I could live in a monastery and just pray for the rest of my life.

​@@capecodder04Amazing! I pray for your Love for God and His One True Church, for continued strength and perseverance til the end!🙏🏼✝️🕯️

@@rachaelsmith6930 Thank you very much! I will pray for you as well.

Wow, that is so wonderful. The Church Fathers strike again! Praise God for your testimony. Keep going.

Wow, what a compliment, thank you! And you are always welcome here, my friend. I have so much appreciation for my orthodox brothers and sisters. There are some very important issues that divide us, and I pray that we will all work to heal those divisions through Christ, but there is also so much that unites us. 🙏

Good video. When the catholic faith comes calling, eventually you have to answer. The truth won't leave you alone until you do.

Amen!

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That's wonderful about your own story! Amen! Add yes, I also thought Morris' advice was very wise. In general, many converts I have interviewed have had some kind of experience being in front of the Blessed Sacrament. We are so lucky that Christ comes to be with us. Truly the Eucharist is the fruit of the tree of life.

@@FiledUnderFaith It seems to me and what I've observed that Jesus sometimes reaches out a little more in some way to either non-Catholics or fallen away Catholics to bring them back. I've had my spiritual experiences in other ways in the past that have gotten my attention and helped me believe or get back on track and there are plenty of Eucharistic miracles to help with the belief of the real presence. If you look hard enough there are unexplainable miracles happening all the time, big and small and Heaven is most definitely trying to get our attention right now.

Amen!

Thanks for watching.

Humberto, thanks for checking out my videos once again. 🙏

Glad you enjoyed watching, Alex!

Amen!! And congrats, that's wonderful! I'm excited for you.

Truly correct. Protestants opted the superficial worships and abandoned the summit of all worships: Communion in the Eucharist and Adoration.

That is wonderful!

That's wonderful. Thanks for sharing your story!

It is my pleasure! Thanks for watching.

Glad you enjoyed!

Thanks for watching!

God bless you! Thanks for watching.

I don't think he has a website, but you can find his twitter account here: twitter.com/Uncouth_Bard/

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Hi there, I sincerely appreciate your comment and that you take time to watch these videos. I am curious, did you have an understanding of why the Catholic Church holds certain beliefs when you were a Catholic? It would be too hard to answer all of these questions in this thread, but I will say, Catholics do have answers to all of the concerns you raised. If you check out Trent Horn, Catholic Answers, or even simply read the Catechism, you'll get a good understanding of what the Church believes about these things. I think the thing that it comes down to is that Jesus gave us so much more than evangelicalism. I always say that when I was an evangelical, I knew Jesus, but I was in a long distance relationship with him. I knew his voice-I had his words in Scripture, but it's only been through the sacraments that I have met and experienced Jesus face to face. He gave us his very body and blood. I cannot express the peace and contentment that I have now that I attend the Mass, that I receive the Eucharist, that I hear the words of absolution in confession. I never felt the sense of family and unity that I now have with other Catholics and the Christians in heaven. More than Catholicism helping me grow closer to God, though, I am Catholic because I am convinced that Jesus truly founded the Church on Peter as the rock. If you look at writings of the early church, you will see they believed that they saw the chair of Peter as the guarantee of Christian unity. (I have an article with more about this on my website, filedunderfaith.com) I don't know if that is helpful for you, but that's my answer. God bless you.

Israel of the first century spoke and read koine Greek and Greek is the language of Christianity not Aramaic which replaced Hebrew in 585BC. Yeshua is you using the secret name of God to proclaim you have power over God.

Thats why Im Catholic!!’

@@thomasmcewen5493 the seven sacraments in the catholic church is thought and given to the church by christ himself.So how beautiful it is to receive the sacraments as a perfect way of grace ,a gift Christ gave to his church.God bless

@@thomasmcewen5493 but Jesus spoke Aramaic didn't he ,Peter the (Rock) ,Not stone .

I'm Catholic period

Hi Jordan, I’ll check out more of the Book of Concord, though I will say I am unlikely to go from being Catholic to Lutheran, because I am quite convinced based on my past studies that Jesus founded the Catholic Church while Luther founded the Lutheran Church. I am curious about something though: why are you Lutheran instead of Catholic? God bless.

@@FiledUnderFaith well said.

Didn't Luther add not to name a church after him?😵

Why do Catholics need a man made Lutheran church?

Hey, let's give you an A for effort for giving it the old college try. God started the Catholic Church and man started all the rest. Which church would you rather belong to? Do you think God would leave His Church in charge of man without any help?

God is not God of the dead, but of the living. The saints are very much alive in heaven, far more alive than we are.

@@FiledUnderFaith Where in the Bible does it say to pray to saints in Heaven?Or to Mary. That's a Catholic invention. Nowhere in the Bible does it say to pray to anyone but God.

@@johnbrowne3950 where in the bible does it say bible? Strawmanning doesn't accomplish anything

@@Adam-fj9px What's your point?

@@Adam-fj9px Just call it the Word of God. Call the book whatever you want it doesn't change its truth.