10 Things Catholic Reverts Need to Stop Doing

Coming back to the Catholic Church is not a sentimental moment. For many cradle Catholics, reversion begins with longing, memory, or a sense of home. But what no one really talks about is what happens after you come back and decide to take the faith seriously.

Because real Catholic reversion is not about returning unchanged.
It is about conversion.

In this video, I walk through 10 things Catholic reverts need to stop doing if they want their return to the Church to actually mean something.

Not in a shame filled performative way. But in a deeply honest, interior, and transformational way.

We talk about why so many reverts stall after coming back.

Why faith feels heavy instead of freeing.

Why comfort quietly replaces conversion.

And what Scripture actually shows us about following Christ.

Using the example of the apostles and St. Paul, we explore what real conversion has always looked like. A radical reordering of life. Not perfection, but perseverance. Not comfort, but fidelity.

This video is for the Catholic who came back and realized that God is asking for more.

More honesty.
More surrender.
More depth.

If you have ever felt challenged, unsettled, or quietly convicted in your return to the faith, you are not alone. And you are not doing it wrong.

You might just be doing it seriously.

Let me know in the comments which point challenged you the most, or where you see this struggle playing out in your own reversion.

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