By: Rebecca Vitz Cherico

Most of the former atheists in this book had investigated religion’s claims to truth, rejected themand were shocked to then find themselves turning to faith. Some of these stories come from:
A university professor unexpectedly attracted to the faith when a student described her retreat at a monastery.
A young woman impressed by a colleague’s Mass attendance: “I wanted to find her ridiculous, but quite unexpectedly, I felt like the ridiculous one.”
A Polish immigrant who once shared communism’s disdain for religion.
These seekers ended up someplace they never intended to gothe Catholic Churchand yet went there and found that they were home.

115 pages. Paperback.