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My friend Joe Heschmeyer shared this testimony of conversion from protestantism with me from Catholic Answers Live today. I remember meeting this wonderful woman when I gave my talk in San Diego. She was open to a discussion afterward, but I could tell she was bothered by what I...

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🎤E-Knock (Catholic Rapper)1 год назад

@catholiccom Didn't know Heschmeyer was Asian. learn something new everyday!

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Mobile Scanner1 год назад

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Фото профиля Daniel L. ✝️🇻🇦
Daniel L. ✝️🇻🇦1 год назад

@catholiccom This must've been such a beautiful moment for you to see, Joshua. You really are doing so much good for the Church. God bless you!

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Matthew Flood1 год назад

@catholiccom Beautiful! God bless her and your witness to her. Thanks for sharing

Фото профиля Acaydia
Acaydia1 год назад

@catholiccom Plant the seed and let someone else come by and water it from time to time. The most effective method.

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Suzi Hixon Bledsoe 🇻🇦⚖️ | Trademark Attorney1 год назад

@catholiccom Welcome Home, Sister.

Фото профиля Seneca Aquinas
Seneca Aquinas1 год назад

@catholiccom Glory to God!

Фото профиля Ad Coelum
Ad Coelum1 год назад

@catholiccom Amen and keep it up brother.

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suziezini1 год назад

@catholiccom @DrShayPhD Heres a good story…🍒

Фото профиля Steven Bell
Steven Bell1 год назад

@catholiccom I love hearing stories of conversion. As a Catholic convert myself, I know how powerful those seeds of truth and grace can be. Thank you for sharing and for the work you all do!

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Joshua Charles1 год назад

@catholiccom Thank you Steven! I’m the same way. We are so blessed!

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