Msgr. Herbert Bevard has had some great friends throughout his priesthood, friends who have helped him excel in one of the Church’s most needed apostolates: that of bringing non-Catholics into the Faith.
Who are these friends? Well first, there’s the Blessed Mother, to whom this former Protestant attributes his vocation.
Then, there’s St. Katharine Drexel whose great devotion to the Eucharist and life of service has been such an inspiration. Msgr. Bevard got to experience firsthand her great influence after spending five years as the chaplain for her order, the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament.
Finally, there’s the Infant of Prague. It was the Infant of Prague who gave Msgr. Bevard great comfort as a child, when his parents refused to allow him to become Catholic.
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