When he first came to California, Neville and his wife visited an ardent Catholic family's home with a pool; her warning was that as a Protestant he was damned but could still enjoy himself, and the family's three boys, all wearing St. Christopher medals, each came back from the war maimed - one deaf, one without a foot, one without an arm, and another with TB - yet credited the medals with saving them.
Date (happened)
between 1939 and 1949
unresolved
- between 1939 and 1949
Place
Told / reported
- 10 May 1969
Sources
Source
- Holding to Our Faith ¶11 (I recall about twenty or thirty years ago when I first came here I went to a home of this Catholic family and my wife said to me, “Now don’t be concerned. They’re ardent Catholics. They don’t care anything about you, because you are not saved. Because yo…)