Young Brazilian who converted to Orthodoxy says Romania brings him peace: Interview

Source: Basilica News Agency

September 17, 2021

    

Pedro Faidiga Passos, a Brazilian who converted to Orthodoxy and settled in Romania, says that God “fished him” through his Romanian wife and thus revealed to him “the full beauty of the Christian faith.” He said he finds a lot of peace in Romania.

... “There are several factors that helped me convert. I always say that God fished me through Raluca. If I hadn’t known her, I don’t know if I’d gotten to know Orthodoxy better. There are few Orthodox churches in Brazil,” Pedro Faidiga Passos says.

“If I had not met a faithful Orthodox person with a simple, pure faith, I do not know if I would have become Orthodox, as I am today,” he added.

Of course, his baptism was preceded by much analysis and many questions. But God worked in His way, the Brazilian says.

... Read the rest at Basilica News Agency.

9/17/2021

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