Les confessions d'un converti

In this intimate memoir, the narrator recounts his spiritual odyssey from an Anglican upbringing to a wholehearted embrace of Catholic faith. Originally published as a series of articles in an early‑twentieth‑century religious magazine, the text blends vivid personal recollections with the quiet wonder of discovering a new theological horizon. He likens his former belief system to a nocturnal city that vanishes at sunrise, leaving only fleeting shadows of the past.

The author shares the emotional texture of his conversion—moments of impatience, gratitude, and an almost childlike awe at the “new light” that now illuminates his life. He offers readers a snapshot of the inner turbulence that accompanies such a profound shift, while honoring the friendships and memories that remain dear despite the change. The narrative invites listeners to contemplate the delicate balance between cherished tradition and the fresh clarity of a transformed conviction.