Catholic Review of: My Life on the Rock

     My Life on the Rock was a great read for a number of reasons, not the least of which are that Jeff Cavins has a good sense of humor and an interesting story of his run from and eventual return to the Catholic faith.  As a cradle Catholic who has never strayed from the faith, I gained an even better appreciation for the history of the Church, its teachings, the sacraments, hierarchy, and infallibility by reading about how Cavins relentless search for the truth led this former Protestant minister back to his Catholic roots. 

      His style is down-to-earth, honest, and, at times, very humble.  This is one occasion in which the most convincing proof available surfaces when a man’s desperate search for truth is combined with an almost equally strong confidence that the faith of his fathers isn’t the most valid.  It’s fascinating to follow Cavins as he goes down each new pathway in an attempt to bring his ministry as a pastor and his own personal faith to a more authentic level only to discover over time that each road leads him back to the Catholic Church’s history, authority, biblical interpretation, liturgy, and sacraments. 

     I highly recommend reading My Life on the Rock whether you are a devout Catholic or someone who has been away from the Church seeking elsewhere for answers you haven’t yet found.  I see this story being used to help many reverts and converts find their way to their true religious and spiritual home.

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