Gott existiert

On July 8, 1935, at 5:10 PM, the famous French journalist and staunch atheist André Frossard unknowingly enters the chapel of the Sisters of the Atoning Worship on Rue d'Ulm in Paris. By 5:15 PM, he leaves as a Catholic, apostolic, Roman Christian, uplifted, carried, seized, and swept away by a wave of inexhaustible joy. It takes Frossard 35 years to dare to report on this experience. The revelation he describes is as unique as it is universal; it was meant for him alone at that place and moment, yet it is the same experience of God that every person can have at any time, and indeed does have—even if it goes unnoticed or is interpreted differently.