Joseph Bergamini As I write this, I am in a prison cell.  I write this for the glory of God, for it is He alone that is worthy.  I write this with a heavy heart for Catholics.  There are many Catholics in this prison.  Many of my friends are Catholic.  I write this to sincere Read More

Anthony “Tony” Carosi Learning to be a Good Catholic Boy On March 7, 1960, I was born to Guido Luigi Carosi, and Mary Louise (Ruffo) Carosi at 49th and Lancaster Sts. in the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  My family was Italian-American and devoutly Roman Catholic.  Soon after my birth, I was baptized into the Church.  Read More

Johanna Alexander In January of 1949, not long after the Second World War, I was born in Holland.  My father was a Roman Catholic, but my mother had no religious preference though she had attended a Evangelical Sunday school in her younger years.  Mother’s father was an atheist, and her mother was possibly a Methodist.  Before Read More

Joe Flahive As I share the most amazing event in my life, I would like to interject along the way truths I have found from verses in the Bible, which explain the utter despair of my early life, indeed anyone’s life—apart from true faith in the Person of Jesus Christ and the amazing peace and Read More

Barbara Ann Merz I was born in 1953 in Brooklyn, New York, to Sicilian-American parents, who brought me to church about a month later to be baptized into the Roman Catholic “religion.” Raised a Catholic As a young child on Long Island, New York, I constantly felt drawn toward anything related to God. I cherished Read More

Paul Smith My name is Paul; I am the eleventh child of a large Roman Catholic Family, which totaled fourteen children—seven boys and seven girls.  Some of my earliest memories include my parents walking us up to Saint Mary’s Church, which was one block up the street from our house.  We would file into the Read More