From Mega-Church Presbyterian to Catholic - Michael Riccard's Conversion Story (Christian Testimony) 

I’m glad you enjoyed our conversation! Thanks for watching.

Thank you both for your kind comments! In my very first interview, I went for more of a conversational approach, but I quickly realized that my contributions to the conversation weren’t really adding much value, and on the contrary, they were breaking up the cohesion of my guest’s story. I had also watched a few instructional videos by a well-known journalist when I was considering the idea of starting this channel, and her advice has been emblazoned in my mind ever since: When you’re interviewing someone, it’s THEIR story, not yours. I think some other RU-vidrs go for a more conversational approach rather than a traditional interview format, and that’s of course just fine for them if that’s what they enjoy and what appeals to their audiences. For me, keeping my thoughts to a minimum allows my guest’s story to shine. In my day to day life, I am a habitual interrupter, but I’ve been trying hard to break the habit in the last 5 years since getting married. 😅 This channel has been a blessing in the obvious way of hearing and sharing these stories, but it’s also been so helpful in learning how to be a better listener and communicator. I appreciate you both for picking up on my efforts to do the best job I can as an interviewer! I still have a lot to learn.

Happy Palm Sunday to you, Fr. John!

Thanks for your comment, and thanks for watching!

Amen!

Thank you! I'm hoping to do more soon. Thanks for watching!

It is sadly a problem everywhere. :(

Love it! That's beautiful. It's really not very complicated.

The Novus Ordo is valid, and people have valid reasons for attending.

Yes! It was an enjoyable conversation.

@@FiledUnderFaith Keep up the good work. It gives me hope in a world gone mad.

Thanks for your kind words!

Good question! To convert literally means to "change" or "transform". Someone who goes from Presbyterian to Catholic is indeed converting or changing from one to the other, but they are in no way converting from or to the Christian faith.

Its like saying last name a d convert to first name , Christian is like first name he convert his last name or the other way around, whatever, so saying convert Christian to Christian that keep the same

@Eremias, that is deep!

What do you mean?

Biblical Christianity what 😂😂😂😂 are you like a muslim, or just Jwitness mormons sevenday they all claim biblical only and even only KJV but 1611 qnd missing 7 books

You should not idol a book it is not worshiping our Lord ,the Mass (last Supper ) receiving the Body and Blood of our Lord through the Eucharist which the Bishop hands down the blessing to a Priest ,and goes back in the first century St.Ignatius of Antioch 50-107 AD. St.Ignatius and St. Polycarp were taught by St. John the Apostle who was 97 years old AD.

@@ronaldeglewski3073 So…..you don’t read the Bible?

@@Jerry-er6lq Never have, never will nit wit

@@Jerry-er6lq the Catholic’s burned Bibles, so don’t bother!