Catholic Faith: Owens's Conversion and Vance's Path to Rome

Showing 5 Catholic Faith videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

Catholic faith runs through several distinct conversion stories in this material, beginning with Candace Owens's own account of becoming baptized into the Catholic Church after a lifetime as a Protestant, a journey she describes as arriving through her political career rather than conventional theological study. Vice President JD Vance separately discusses his own Catholic conversion and his son's Easter baptism during an appearance with Erika Kirk at the University of Georgia, a conversation that also covered Pope Francis's controversial public statements and immigration policy after Erika Kirk herself withdrew from the event over credible security threats. Megyn Kelly, in an unrelated segment covering internal Republican divisions, describes commentator Mark Levin's escalating attacks on her and others as evidence of instability rather than principled disagreement, specifically criticizing his willingness to label fellow conservatives including Dave Smith as Nazis over Israel-related disputes. Separately, historian Larry Elder recounts how John F. Kennedy's Catholic faith became a genuine political liability during his 1960 campaign against Richard Nixon, a concern Kennedy ultimately overcame despite lingering voter skepticism about a Catholic president's independence from papal influence.