God has a plan for each of us, with a unique call and path to follow. Here, St. Isidore parishioners share their experiences as they sought to deepen their friendship with Christ.
Every Easter season, we welcome adults into community. Here they share stories about their journey to becoming Catholic.
“What started as my wanting him to feel OK about my medical condition turned out to be the first step in our family becoming closer.”
Read story →“Delving into the early Church Fathers’ teachings on the Eucharist felt like a veil being lifted.”
Read story →“I no longer believe my life is centered around me and I feel relief and gratitude.”
Read story →“I found Catholic mass to be a consistent pillar of strength to bring my heart and mind back to Christ.”
Read story →“Learning to trust that God’s plan will unfold as He intends has brought a deeper sense of peace to our family.”
Read story →“If I was going to be a husband and father, God needed to be at the center of our marriage and our family.”
Read story →“You have made us for yourself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it rests in you.”
Read story →Fr. Matthew and St. Isidore youth traveled to Rome for the Jubilee of Young People — walking with a million young Catholics from around the world, discovering saints and visiting holy sites, and celebrating Mass with the Holy Father.
“This pilgrimage taught me to be more mindful about inviting God into my daily life.”
Read story →“Attending the Jubilee not only affirmed that I will keep going on this faith journey with my newfound independence.”
Read story →“Just as He is present in the Eucharist, He is also present walking with us every day.”
Read story →“This trip showed me how we are a part of a faith that is much bigger than we can ever imagine.”
Read story →“Being part of the Jubilee of Young People brought my life back into focus, remembering that without God, I am nothing.”
Read story →“This experience showed me that I need to spend more time being quiet so I can listen to God.”
Read story →“It opened my eyes to the fact that the church is much larger than just our Danville community.”
Read story →Fr. Matthew and the St. Isidore Youth Delegate team represented our parish at the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis — 60,000 Catholics in one stadium, encountering Christ in the Eucharist.
“I felt immensely close to Christ, and I was reaffirmed in that moment that I want to be His priest.”
Read story →“He is sitting on that couch right next to you, hugging you, and making sure you are ok.”
Read story →“Is Jesus asleep in your boat? If so, get him a pillow and just go along for the ride.”
Read story →If you're wondering what a path to the Catholic faith could look like for you, reach out — no commitment, no pressure.