Sean talks about his conversion to Catholicism after being a life-long member of the LDS Church. From his mission to Indiana, to serving as a bishop of two wards in the LDS Church, Sean’s journey to Catholicism is one that literally came out of the blue. He discusses his instant conversion at Peter’s tomb in Rome and the process of getting baptized, confirmed, and sacramentally married as a Catholic. Chris and Sean also talk about the importance of looking to God and keeping hope. As men of their generation are struggling with mental health and a raft of suicide, Chris and Sean talk about the importance of reaching out to others and finding the reasons to continue to live. If you or anyone you know have contemplated suicide, please reach out to someone. You can even reach out to us!
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