From Satanist to Saint: The Story of Bartolo Longo
Bartolo Longo, born in 1841, is a remarkable example of radical conversion.
He was a lawyer who had been drawn into satanism, but later became a lay apostle of the modern church.
- Born in Latiano, Italy, in 1841
- Studied law at the University of Naples
- Initially immersed in the occult and served as a self-styled satanic priest
He had been a militant opponent
Longo's story is one of transformation, and his canonization is a testament to his devotion to the faith.
He is also known for giving the world the shrine of Our Lady in Pompeii.
Author's summary: Bartolo Longo's life is a story of radical conversion from satanism to the Catholic faith.