Why Protestantism Is Dying

Here's why America will be a Catholic Nation in 50 years.

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Timecodes:
0:00 Protestantism’s Fatal Flaw
0:38 Cultural Bifurcation in America
1:49 Truth Seekers Demand the Whole Truth
2:05 Catholicism and Orthodoxy’s Advantage
3:05 Shift Away from Religious Indifferentism
4:25 Protestantism Thrives on Indifference
5:02 Catholic and Orthodox Claims to Truth
5:44 Future Growth Predictions
6:04 Closing and Support Request

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[CameronRiecker]

No offense to any Protestants! But if they don't figure this out, they will go extinct. What do you think? Will America be a Catholic country in 50 years?

[JessicaQ]

I’m entering the Catholic Church this Easter. Please please pray for converts. Many (including myself) are sacrificing so much and it’s so hard.

[BrianaClear]

Entering into full communion with the Catholic Church this Easter vigil! Never been so excited! Thank you for your videos.

[SaulHenry]

My Archdiocese is welcoming over 500 new members into the Church on Easter Vigil. This is exciting times.

[carakerr]

Saint Padre Pio predicted that the US would convert to Catholicism and I see this happening in my own lifetime. I am 50 years old and my husband and I reverted/converted to Catholicism last year and we see our Millennial and GenZ children drawn more to the truth of Catholicism over Protestantism. Never in my life having grown up in the 80s Catholic Church post Vatican 2 laxity. Most in my generation are lapsed Catholic. I do have hope for our childen and grandchildren to be devout Catholic God bless you thank you for all you do! 🙏🙏

[CGravey]

My wife and I are entering into communion with the Catholic Church this Easter vigil. We are both so grateful the Lord called us home, please pray for us and all other converts entering into communion ✝️

[theresachilz]

700 people at my parish in Lombard Illinois this Easter 🥹🥹 God is the Greatest!!!!

[JeffReal]

When your HIGHEST form of worship is a concert, eventually you'll be looking for something more spiritually enriching. Something that offers more than just loud music, fancy lights and a preacher.

[SunShineLady-dr]

I'm stunned at how UK 🇬🇧 is turning to Catholicism. More and more Brits are converting to Catholicism ✝️📿⛪️😊🙏

[JWMTR]

The “my truth” movement backfired more than just politically. When “my truth” wasn’t sufficient for people. It made them think beyond just politics.

[theblackknight]

I just sat in on my first OCIA class with one of my siblings. We both love it. I almost got baptized in the SDA church but backed out after doing a deep dive on how crazy it is. I had a NDE and praying the rosary is the closet thing on earth I have come to that feeling of the other side.

[cdfe]

As a Catholic who grew up Protestant, I gotta say you pretty much nailed it.

[mrjkstark]

After we were shown the door for asking too many questions at our non-denom bible church, my family started attending orthodox liturgy at an OCA parish 2 years ago and are taking steps towards joining the church.

[MarcMercier]

This past Sunday I went with two communicants from my parish to the cathedral for the Blessing of the Elect as an OCIA instructor and one as their "Godfather". There were close to 500 communicants (unbaptized) and catechists (had a recognized baptism) there. That was just the adults. The kids get their own day... that must be massive.

[thepixelmonk]

Amen brother 🙏
This is so true. I walked into church for the very first time less than six months ago, was a methodist church across my street, but extremely quickly converted into catholicism as it so obviously contained the fullness of our faith.

[pomfret_and_pommes_frites_]

What got to me was the attitude of let's just pretend nothing happened between Christ's life and the 1500's. or the 1800's depending on your sect. We just gonna ignore that part...

[josephposenecker]

The Internet is making it harder to hide The Truth.

[Cynane]

Amen broski. I used to attend non-denominational but felt something is seriously missing.

[sharonwalters]

You really make good sense. In our late 70s my husband and I came from strong protestant belief to the orthodox religion through our son finding it. I kept wondering what the world I was doing 🫨and then I knew ….I would never leave it.

[Octavis-ol]

We just left a Protestant church, because it felt like a social club and a cafe. The worship had a concert atmosphere with lights and fog machines meanwhile the church pastor referred to people as friends not brothers and sisters while having very little interaction with church goers. They didn’t do communion unless it was a small groups event meeting, baptism felt rushed and not personal at all, just dunk after dunk like a conveyor belt as the worship team played music. The final straw was when they played doge ball in the main sanctuary during teen night. We will be visiting an Orthodox Church for the first time.