Roads to Rome: The Intimate Personal Stories of Converts to the Catholic Faith
Type
Book
Authors
Category
Catholic Biography
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Publication Year
1960
Publisher
All Saints Press, Inc., United States
Pages
258
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Description
They sought . . . and found.
In this remarkable book, sixteen famous people, including writers A. J. Cronin, Gene Fowler and Mary O'Hara, tell the fascinating stories of their conversion to the Roman Catholic Church.
These men and women searched for the meaning of life along paths filled with doubts and indecision and, often, despair. In an effort to help others, they have written the intimate accounts of their absorbing spiritual pilgrimages.
Their frank, personal stories will give Catholics a greater appreciation of their faith and will serve as inspirational guideposts for those who have not yet found the road to everlasting truth and boundless love.
Taken from the back cover.
In this remarkable book, sixteen famous people, including writers A. J. Cronin, Gene Fowler and Mary O'Hara, tell the fascinating stories of their conversion to the Roman Catholic Church.
These men and women searched for the meaning of life along paths filled with doubts and indecision and, often, despair. In an effort to help others, they have written the intimate accounts of their absorbing spiritual pilgrimages.
Their frank, personal stories will give Catholics a greater appreciation of their faith and will serve as inspirational guideposts for those who have not yet found the road to everlasting truth and boundless love.
Taken from the back cover.
Number of Copies
1
