Stefanie Lozinski is an unexpected Catholic convert from a (very lapsed) Greek Orthodox background. The history of the Crusades played a positive role in her faith journey, and she believes firmly that the rosary will save the world. Readers can connect with her on Facebook and follow her on Twitter @StefMLozinski.
Author: Stefanie Lozinski
There Is No Catholicism Lite. Catholicism Is the Light.
There is an unfortunate tendency within modern-day Catholic evangelism to present the faith as a sort of Protestantism Plus. “We’re all Christians. We all worship the same God. We all revere the same Scriptures. We all are seeking to love …
An Open Letter to Traditionalist Sympathizers
It’s difficult to know how to begin this letter to you. Perhaps you’re already cringing at my use of “divisive” Catholic qualifiers, lamenting the fact that I can’t just call us both “Catholics” and get on with what I have …
Christ’s Bride Is Beaten, Bloody, Forsaken…and She Needs Us
I became Catholic this year with full knowledge that I was joining a beaten, bloodied Church. It came as no surprise to me that truly following Christ, radically and fully, was going to require the taking up of my cross. …
On Evangelizing and Chewing Gum at the Same Time
When I woke up on August 2 to a tweet that Pope Francis had made changes to paragraph 2267 of the Catechism, I knew that I was in for an exhausting phase in my post-conversion life. Without even reading the …
Catholic at Last: From Eastern Orthodox to the One True Faith
When I was invited to write this piece for OnePeterFive, Steve Skojec wanted to know why I was becoming Catholic now. After all, I was obviously a conservative. An outspoken counter-jihad activist. A vehement defender of the existence of only …