The Making of a Seminarian
Harold Conrod spent most of his life following a traditional path - attending school and university.
“I realised that I never took the time to stop and think, what does God want from me, and for me?”
A visit to a seminary changed his perspective, making him consider a different life.
“I was struck by how normal the guys were… that this is a place where I could be,”
He felt a sense of belonging on his first day at the seminary.
“that’s when I fully began to feel in myself, a sense that maybe I do belong here, not just in the sense that I want to be here. But this is where I’m meant to be,”
Author's summary: Harold Conrod's journey to seminary.
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