Erica Seelman's Mixed-Marriage Catholic Conversion

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  @asiaticamericanflower5476 · 1 year ago

  I was a moslem woman, comvert to Catholic after few year marrying Catholic husband.. My husband and his family never ask me to convert.. My husband is Catholic from craddle.. My husband and I raise our young son with catholic 's faith.. everyday I pray rosary, i see beauty and feel peaceful with Catholic faith

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  @frankrosenbloom · 1 year ago (edited)

  The pastor at our church is a married former Anglican priest who became Catholic and our parochial vicar is a married former Lutheran minister who became Catholic. I converted from Judaism to Catholicism 48 years ago, and my wife of 42 years converted from Hinduism to Catholicism. Welcome home and thank you for your story.

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  @barbieojeda454 · 1 year ago

  I married my husband who was a lapsed Catholic, and I thought the same thing, “I’ll never convert”. 2 years later, while pregnant with our first baby I converted to Catholicism. Many of his friends thought he had something to do with it but it was actually our blessed mother who was leading me to Christ’s true church. ❤️

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  @mariamdaisy1719 · 1 year ago

  As a Muslim convert i am also alone . No connection with the family. But I believe God is with me to comfort and console me and also guide me. Mother Mary is around to intercede for me in my thick and thin ❤ 😊😊

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  @rosariolarion9319 · 1 year ago

  I’m 72 years old, I was born and raised as Catholic and will die as Catholic.  Very enlightening and joy in my heart is full. Thank you so much sharing.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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  @badass.bob1 · 1 year ago

  Born in '66, Catholic from the cradle, walked out of  the church in '80. Walked into music, joined bands, fell into addiction,  promiscuity  and depravity. Left the music industry in 2003, moved to regional (coastal) Australia. Met my non Catholic wife, got married, started sobering up. In 2019, gave up pot, went back to church and the sacraments. They all welcomed me home. Going to alcoholics anonymous, sober for a month now. God called me back to the faith. I prayed for sobriety for a long time and he gave me the grace to do it a month ago. I feel like I've really come home. This video has inspired me to keep growing in my faith. Thankyou Keith & Erica. Faith is a never ending journey for me now. My wife is a c radle anglican who doesn't really believe in God. I pray that one day she'll see Gods power and come with me on this beautiful journey.

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  @richardjamieson9103 · 1 year ago

  Oh yeah … my “first conversion” to Catholicism was when our first child was on the way.  Not much theology involved, but I knew for sure I would not subject my child to the confusion of a divided house under ONE God. More and progressively deeper conversions were to come, praise God. Seven grown children, all devout practicing Catholics, 30 years later, and I am loving and praising God for this young lady’s conversion (and mine 😊)

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  @sherly_j · 1 year ago

  Indian Catholic here Really with tears flowing   I  heared  her  testemony❤❤

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  @TheVeilandtheVine · 1 year ago (edited)

  WOW! This is so encouraging to me. I am the only Catholic in my family (both sides plus my married family...on both sides). A little over a year ago, after years of Protestantism of the anti-Catholic variety, I converted to the Catholic faith. My husband did not. While he was Protestant when we were married, he left the faith outright about three years into the marriage. His conversion is my hearts biggest desire -- St. Monica is my Confirmation Saint. This gives me hope that one day he will. 💗

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  @jimmywillis600 · 1 year ago

  I learned more about my Catholic faith as a cradle Catholic from my convert husband Jimmy. He loves our faith and has taught me more in the last 15 years about Catholicism than I learned in the previous 40 years. -“Let mass be the reason you miss everything else!” -Hope Willis

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  @dinkledork4421 · 1 year ago

  My wife is LDS and I'm currently going through OCIA. She has been super supportive. Please pray for us.

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  @debbiestuttgen1825 · 1 year ago

  We lost our son in a hunting accident.  The Sorrowful Mother comforts and guides us through those horrific times because she walked that walk and continues to walk with us.  We need mothers and mothers to lead us to her son. She is truly essential to our faith and I feel bad for the other religions that don't call upon her as mother.  We are so blessed to be Catholic.

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