From Lutheran To Catholic Deacon With Dcn Phillip Henneman

Deacon Phillip Henneman joins me on today's program to discuss his journey into the Catholic church. He describes his upbringing as a Lutheran and some of the questions he had that never got answered. He then describes his call to the diaconate.

Check out his great podcast at www.anchor.fm/strangecatholics 

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