Rosalind
Moss
Catholic Answers
Apologist
rmoss@catholic.com.
"From a Jewish background, through eighteen years of Evangelical Protestantism, Rosalind entered the Catholic Church in 1995. Her conversion led her from a fifteen-year career as a successful executive to full-time
Evangelical ministry to earning a master's degree in ministry from Talbot Theological Seminary, and now, to a position as a staff apologist at Catholic Answers. Rosalind travels around the world, speaking and teaching at parishes and conferences." (From the jacket of The Jewish Roots of our Catholic Faith
1-hour-audio converson story of Rosalind Moss from Judaism To Roman Catholicism (8/9/1996)
Kristine Franklin
www.kristinefranklin.com
She's written about children living in garbage dumps in Guatemala, howler monkeys in Costa Rica, children coping with anxious and depressed parents, the Vietnam War and most recently, the struggles of a spunky teen growing up in an impoverished coal-mining community in 1920's Washington.
1-hour-audio Kristine Franklin Conversion story to Roman Catholicism - What Must I Do to Be Saved (9/19/1997)
Mother Angelica and Marcus Grodi with Rosalind Moss & Kristine Franklin talk about the new 2001 show Now That We're Catholic - Listne now
Catholic Answers
Apologist
rmoss@catholic.com.
"From a Jewish background, through eighteen years of Evangelical Protestantism, Rosalind entered the Catholic Church in 1995. Her conversion led her from a fifteen-year career as a successful executive to full-time
Evangelical ministry to earning a master's degree in ministry from Talbot Theological Seminary, and now, to a position as a staff apologist at Catholic Answers. Rosalind travels around the world, speaking and teaching at parishes and conferences." (From the jacket of The Jewish Roots of our Catholic Faith
1-hour-audio converson story of Rosalind Moss from Judaism To Roman Catholicism (8/9/1996)
Kristine Franklin
www.kristinefranklin.com
She's written about children living in garbage dumps in Guatemala, howler monkeys in Costa Rica, children coping with anxious and depressed parents, the Vietnam War and most recently, the struggles of a spunky teen growing up in an impoverished coal-mining community in 1920's Washington.
1-hour-audio Kristine Franklin Conversion story to Roman Catholicism - What Must I Do to Be Saved (9/19/1997)
Mother Angelica and Marcus Grodi with Rosalind Moss & Kristine Franklin talk about the new 2001 show Now That We're Catholic - Listne now
EWTN - Eternal Word Television
Network - MP3 Audio Archives
Rosalind
Moss
Kristine
Franklin |
Household
of Faith Produced by EWTN
Rosalind Moss, Jewish background, a former Evangelical Kristine Franklin a former Fundamentalist Both share their conversion story to the Catholic Faith. Welcome
Family to audio
archives of an all time favorite show. |
These
audio files require a Realplayer Download Free Realplayer | Household of Faith Produced by EWTN 1999 Former
evangelicals Rosalind
Moss and Kristine
Franklin discuss the myths, misunderstandings and prejudices they faced during
their difficult journeys to Catholicism,
and how they each overcame them.
With great warmth, they discuss previous misconceptions, explaining and defending Church teachings most frequently misunderstood. Welcome Family" to audio archives of an all time favorite show. Join Kris, who grew up as a Fundamentalist, and Rosalind, who was raised Jewish, in discovering the many challenges they had in common, as they ventured forward to ultimately embrace the Catholic Church as the One, True Household of Faith. |
Now That We're Catholic Produced by EWTN 2001 "In one of EWTN's
best-loved series, two of Catholicism's most engaging
converts drew us into spirited coffee-time conversations about their
journeys to the Household of Faith.
Now, hosts Rosalind Moss and Kristine Franklin return to share the many ongoing areas for growth which their adopted Catholic faith has continued to bring into focus. The honest, engaging, 'real Catholicism for real people' style that you loved in Household of Faith continues in a sequel, Now That We're Catholic! Discussions on issues as Church authority, developing a prayer life, and learning the teachings of the Church, their fresh insights will inform and enliven your own conversations with family and friends about the treasures of our Catholic faith. |
