Confessions of a Convert

The narrative explores Robert Hugh Benson's transformation from an Anglican upbringing, influenced by his father's role as Archbishop of Canterbury, to embracing Catholicism as a priest. Raised in a theologically rigid environment, Benson reflects on his unexamined faith, revealing a deeper yearning for a personal connection with God. His journey is marked by a gradual awakening to the "sunlight of Eternal Truth," as he moves beyond inherited beliefs to a more profound spiritual understanding.