Comments on: How to Become Catholic

By: beckyw

beckyw — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 15:51:12 +0000

The first step in this faith journey is to stop in or call the parish office. We are located at 3188 East 22nd Street in Tulsa. Phone number to call is 744-0023, ext. 18. We would love to hear from you.

By: Cathay Stuart

Cathay Stuart — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 23:52:36 +0000

I have been visiting at my daughters church in Edmond,Oklahoma. It is a Catholic Church. I have really felt drawn to the Catholic belief for a while now and visiting with my daughter and her children has been comforting. It is to far to travel and I would like to find a Church here in Tulsa. This information has really helped me to take the next step.
Thank you.

By: Matt Reynodls

Matt Reynodls — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 22:46:51 +0000

I am in the RCIA program, and I have never felt more at peace with my life!! I can hardly wait for the Right of Election, and to have my first communion. If you are teetering on becoming a Catholic I strongly urge that you come or call Madalene to speak with Father Jack or Deacon Robert (two of the greatest men I have met in my life.) Daryl, Shreese, Becky, and Ally have been such a blessing in our breaking open sessions and at the retreats. Marty Howerton is my sponsor and I feel like I have known him my whole life he is such a caring and loving man also very devoted to his church! We (my wife Donna and I) will be confirmed Easter of 2009 and we can’t wait!!

By: Ninon Estinto

Ninon Estinto — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 18:37:03 +0000

Thank you, this information was very clear and to the point. I was brought up in the Episcopal church, but have considered becoming Catholic for years without really knowing the specifics. All of my favorite authors (often saints) were Catholic and the Protestant church doesn’t often have that backround or inclination. That plus the recent secularization of some churches is disturbing.