Jewish Convert to Catholicism Debates Religious Identity
I'm a Christian. I'm from a Jewish family.
I have, have become a Christian at the age of
twenty-nine.
And, uh, I feel my mission because I believe...
I'm Catholic today.
Mm-hmm.
But I come because I love very much my people, and I do
these books so that all the Catholics can
know the roots, where they come from.
They can know-
But if someone was born a Jew, he's a
Jew for all his life.
For always. Yes, I know that.
And he cannot change it. He can make only his life
more complicated.
No, my life is much better today.
Or, or mi- miserable.
My, my life is not miserable today.
If someone is thinking about his illness,
that that is a healthy thing, that is only a
sign that his illness is more possible
and needs a
cure, a reason, a, a, a treatment
as soon as possible.
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