The Catholic Convert
Jeff PutnamThe Catholic Convert a free publication and exploration of faith as well as my personal insights on the challenges of practicing Catholicism authentically in today's world.
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Caesar Still Demands A Price
The Modern Cost of Fidelity
There are seasons when the illusion of safety falls away and Christians are confronted with a hard truth: to live and speak the Catholic faith is dangerous. The recent murder of Charlie Kirk and the wave of viol...
The Wrong Kind of Tired
The body aches less than the silence does
I don’t think this would classify as the kind of article I normally write here, but it’s been on my mind these past few months and until now, I couldn’t quite figure out how to say it.
Steak, Wine, and the Blood of Christ
A Birthday Dinner, St. Dismas, and the Catholic Way of Being
G.K. Chesterton once wrote that Catholicism is “a thick steak, a glass of red wine, and a good cigar.” It’s the sort of quote that gets passed around with a smile by Catholics wh...
From Parking Lot to Pentecost
Holy vocations begin in the hearts of sons who were told it was possible
Last Sunday, I had the privilege of witnessing something sacred, something few Catholics experience up close. I sat in the pews of our parish as my friend, Daniel Per...
When Reverent Catholics Are Treated Like Strangers
Why reverent Catholics feel exiled—and why both sides need to stop fighting
When I came into the Catholic Church, I didn’t do it because I wanted to join a faction. I didn’t sign up for a culture war or a liturgical battle. Like most conve...
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