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I have been exploring Catholicism through podcasts and reading and online mass for about 2 years. This week I will attend my first mass in person. Life long Protestant. Pray for me.

Update: Thank you for the love everyone. Because you all have suggested I go to a Sunday mass rather than a daily mass, I may have to wait another week. My wife sings at our nondenominational church this Sunday.

2nd Update: My wife has previously said she would never go to a Catholic Church but I believe the Lord is working on her as well. She has agreed to bring our entire family to the mass on Father’s Day.

3rd Update: Today was a wonderful day. We live in South Bend and attended the 10 AM mass the the Basilica of the Sacred Heart at the University of Notre Dame. I knew immediately that the reverence which was show for Our Lord is exactly what I’ve been missing. Whenever I contemplate His Grace I feel like I should burst into tears or praise and fall prostrate before him. Finally, after years of feeling like something was missing, it really clicked for me that true Worship and devotion is greater than what I have offered.

I’m not ready to convert on the spot. I have a lot of questions and ideas to work through. But I am ready to reach out and learn more and perhaps start RCIA classes.

Thank you so much to all of you who are praying for my family. We can feel your prayers and truly appreciate you. I also promise to pay a visit to my Eastern Orthodox friends before too long.

Thank you all so much and may God bless you.

Born into catholicism, abandonibg faith at 13 because we moved to another country, now at 41, am starting to go to church again, praise the Lord 🙏👑✝️🕊

Southern Baptist my whole life (43 years) and the Holy Spirit has called me home to the Catholic Church. 🙌🏻

Protestant of 32 years. I became Catholic after years of study. Praise be to our Lord Jesus Christ.

The final boss of Catholic apologetics himself - Trent Horn.

Bryce is very sincere in his quest for the truth and I really respect that, he doesn't want to be right for "being right" sake. He truly wants to follow God in the correct way.

We are praying for you Bryce, keep up the good work

These comments did NOT disappoint 🕊🫶🏼🥹 Viva Cristo Rey! Catholicism has RADICALLY changed my life and my faith.

I converted to Catholicism from a no-denominational church this year. For me personally, best thing Ive ever done.

Cradle Catholic from Spain here. Thanks Jesus for calling me back to your Church 🙏 My daily Rosary takes me closer and closer to Jesus ✝

i’m 14 years old and have been catholic all my life. a year ago i questioned my faith and every thing i had learned. i had an encounter with Christ and he took away my anxiety and depression, i felt a call to stay put in the Church and i am growing closer to my faith each day! i will never leave the Catholic church. it is the best thing that has ever happened to me

I was atheist from age 7 to 20, then Non-Dom for YEARS, converted to Roman Catholicism at 34-last year. I was a staunch anti-catholic. The Lord called me home.

I was a lifelong Protestant, my maternal grandfather was a Church of Christ preacher, my paternal grandfather was an elder. The more I heard my Protestant friends bash the Catholic Church, the more I thought, “Well, I want hear what the Catholic Church has to say for itself.” That led me straight into to the truth that is Catholicism and I have been Catholic for 21 years now!

Lifelong Protestant that converted to Catholicism this year. It has completely changed my life and transformed my faith for the better. It is 100% the fullness of the truth. The Eucharist changed me

I'm a fairly new Catholic who really likes Bryce Crawford. He has a heart for the Lord and for his neighbor.

Former Non-Denominational Christian here - entered the Catholic Church this Easter Vigil! I learned when you become Catholic, you don't have to reject Jesus and how you love Him now, you just get to fill in so many missing pieces on how to follow Him!

Bryce is one of the very few non-Catholics who will actually sit down with and talk to Catholics. He is logical and reasonable and open. I wish more non-Catholics were like him.

I’m a cradle Catholic who went to atheism, then agnostic, then evangelical and now back home to the Catholic Church and am shocked at the hate and lies so many fellow Christians spew about us. We need unity and conversation and debate - not fighting and attacking.

I converted two years ago, for the last six months I’ve been going to daily mass and receiving the Eucharist daily as much as possible, I don’t even know how to express how much actual participation in the holy sacraments changes your life, I just pray that everyone will be brave enough to at least explore. I had so many misconceptions about Catholicism, my whole life, and I’m glad Jesus broke down my Wallace found me and brought me home.

I just converted to Catholicism and was baptized and confirmed and received the Eucharist this Easter. I grew up Methodist/non denominational. Catholicism is truly the fullness of the faith. Thank you Bryce for hosting this conversation, God bless you!

Protestant convert here (presbyterianism)
Trent Horn played a huge part in answering questions and explaining Catholic teachings and beliefs in a major way! Was received in the Church this Easter! Praise God!

Lutheran, then Baptist, then Evangelical, and finally decided to come home and become Catholic this past April. Love the ecumenical dialogue