Overview
Ecumenical marriages are becoming more common. Yet, with the conversion to Catholicism, comes new challenges to the marriage. Through stories of people who have experienced, first-hand, living out a conversion, you’ll gain a better understanding of the ch allenges an ecumenical marriage brings to a relationship. This book offers comfort, understanding, and hope to married people who are converting to the Catholic Church in spite of the opposition of a spouse.Author Biography: Lynn Nordhagen has written articles for Envoy magazine, the Coming Home Journal, and for CatholiCity. She has her own website that pertains to Catholic conversions. This is her first book.
Synopsis
Provides comfort, understanding, and hope to people who are converting to the Catholic Faith in spite of opposition from family and friends
Shows potential and actual converts to Catholicism that they are not alone in regards to having a loved one opposed to their conversion
Filled with stories from writers who tell how their conversion came about, how they are coping, and how they want to raise their children to be strong Christians in spite of the division in their family over this issue
Describes how couples deal with the conversion and what an ecumenical marriage means to their relationship