Head of Evangelical Group Converts to Catholicism

Ethics Daily
by Bob Allen

A controversial Baylor University professor has resigned as president of the Evangelical Theological Society, after receiving full communion in the Roman Catholic Church.

Francis Beckwith, associate professor of church-state studies at the Baptist-affiliated university in Waco, Texas, reported in a blog that he and his wife decided in late March to become Catholic.

Baptized as a Presbyterian, she must complete the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults before receiving sacraments of Holy Communion and Confirmation.

Because he received the sacraments as a child, all Beckwith had to do was go to confession, request forgiveness for his sins, ask to be received back into the Church and receive absolution. Beckwith said he “received the sacrament of Confession” April 28 at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Waco, and a day later was publicly received back into the Catholic Church. Click here to read the rest of this news article.
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