Richard Horrell

 


 


 


Richard W. Horrell – Utah Mission


I'm a Catholic convert with a heart for the forgotten and the searching—especially in Utah. Baptized in 1999, I spent over 14 years helping guide RCIA in Logan, Utah, after a life-changing encounter with Christ in a quiet, candlelit church. I know firsthand the silent suffering many endure, especially in areas where the true Gospel remains hidden beneath cultural or religious expectations.


Through www.UtahMission.com, I aim to reach those wrestling with doubt, despair, and identity—especially former or questioning Latter-day Saints—by offering love, truth, and the fullness of Christ’s mercy through the Catholic Church. This mission is not about condemnation. It’s about compassion, clarity, and invitation.


God didn’t leave us alone. He gave us the Cross, the Church, and the sacraments—especially for the broken. That’s what I live to share.



www.utahmission.com

Latest Articles By Richard Horrell
When a Mormon Friend Has a Mission: A Wake-Up Call to Catholic Parents
When a Mormon Friend Has a Mission: A Wake-Up Call to Catholic Parents
A heartfelt and urgent message to Catholic parents: Mormon missionary outreach often begins through friendships—and your child could be the target. This article exposes the false gospel of Mormonism, equips families with truth, and invites both Catholics and Mormons to seek clarity, grace, and the Church Christ never abandoned.
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Why Confession Matters—And Why They Blocked Me for Saying It
Why Confession Matters—And Why They Blocked Me for Saying It
A bold look at the forgotten sacrament of mercy. Why Confession still matters—and why the world can’t handle it. Healing starts when we stop hiding.
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You Don’t Need to Be a Catholic Theologian—Just Be Willing to Love
You Don’t Need to Be a Catholic Theologian—Just Be Willing to Love
A new mission is opening in the heart of Utah to reach questioning souls. You don’t need to be a theologian—just willing to love, listen, and share your faith. This is a call to all Catholics to help seekers find their way home.
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The Truth About Same-Sex Blessings: When Mercy Becomes a Mask
The Truth About Same-Sex Blessings: When Mercy Becomes a Mask
As debates over same-sex blessings escalate in Germany and beyond, this article examines the dangerous confusion between compassion and compromise. Rooted in Church teaching and personal witness, it explores how mercy without truth can become a mask for deception—and why the Church must stand firm in love, clarity, and fidelity to Christ.
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What Happens When You Ask AI About God? Only one Church can handle the answers
What Happens When You Ask AI About God? Only one Church can handle the answers
A groundbreaking new platform—built on unbiased AI. The Utah Mission invites Catholics to be the first to experience a new era in evangelization: no programming, no agenda, just truth. And only the Catholic Church can carry it. Will you try it? Why the Only Church That Can Handle Unbiased AI… Is Ours Just Launched: ASK & SEEK — Will You Try It?
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A Letter to a Latter-Day Mormon Catholic Saint - And a letter from my mother that was never heard.
A Letter to a Latter-Day Mormon Catholic Saint - And a letter from my mother that was never heard.
A grandson's letter to a Mormon grandmother and a wounded mother—both of whom helped lead him to the Catholic Church. From their stories comes the launch of a new outreach: the Utah Mission. This is a call to love, to truth, and to fellow Catholics who may feel called to help.
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If Only My Parents Had Known God — Forgiveness, suicide, and the Light of Christ
If Only My Parents Had Known God — Forgiveness, suicide, and the Light of Christ
At eight years old, I stood beside my grandfather and father in a dimly lit room where my mother lay after taking her own life. That room has never left me. It became a sacred space—a place of sorrow, silence, and, eventually, grace. This reflection is for anyone who has ever carried the unbearable weight of regret, who’s longed to be forgiven, or who has struggled to forgive.
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The Serpent Speaks in the False Light of Christ and Mercy
The Serpent Speaks in the False Light of Christ and Mercy
Confusing compassion with compromise? This reflection exposes the growing danger of same-sex blessing ceremonies in the Church—and why mercy without truth is not love. “If the Church won’t shine, Satan is more than willing to imitate the light.”
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No Kings Day: When Protest Becomes a Puppet Show
No Kings Day: When Protest Becomes a Puppet Show
This article exposes the deeper agenda behind the recent “No Kings” protests, showing how well-meaning Americans—many of them liberty-loving and faith-minded—were unknowingly used to amplify movements hostile to truth, family, and God. It challenges readers to reflect on who organizes these events, what messages they truly serve, and why Catholics must discern carefully before marching.
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This May Be the Most Radical Catholic Tool in 2,000 Years
This May Be the Most Radical Catholic Tool in 2,000 Years
What if AI could quietly lead souls back to the Catholic Church? To the RCIA? In this bold reflection, Richard W. Horrell—RCIA mentor and Crucifix artisan—introduces the Faith Liberty Bot: a powerful new tool that answers life’s deepest questions without bias and leads seekers straight to the truth of Christ and His Church.
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Suicide and our Crucifix
Suicide and our Crucifix
A deeply personal reflection on the power and purpose of the Crucifix—rooted in childhood trauma, redeemed by grace, and illuminated by Scripture and the saints. This piece invites readers to look again at the Crucified Christ, not as a symbol of defeat, but as the doorway to healing, forgiveness, and unshakable love.
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The Day I Wasn’t Good Enough
The Day I Wasn’t Good Enough
When my wife and I were asked to bring Holy Communion to a dying man, I felt unworthy—completely inadequate. But what began as a reluctant yes turned into a profound encounter with Christ at the foot of the Tabernacle. This is the story of how God uses our weakness, even our pride, to do His work.
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Christianity and Multi-Level Marketing: When the Euphoria Fades
Christianity and Multi-Level Marketing: When the Euphoria Fades
Christianity and Multi-Level Marketing: When the Euphoria Fades What happens when faith feels more like a sales pitch than the Cross? This reflection exposes the emotional highs that lead many to shallow conversions—and why only the Catholic Church offers a faith deep enough to endure real suffering.
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Cutting-Edge Apologetics that lead to truth, to the RCIA
Cutting-Edge Apologetics that lead to truth, to the RCIA
A Trail Never Walked Before We’ve launched a groundbreaking forum where seekers can ask life’s deepest questions about Christianity and Liberty—and receive clear, bias-free answers powered by AI, grounded in Catholic truth. No ego. No spin. Just clarity. It’s brand new. You might be the first to enter. ?? https://libertybuilders.discourse.group/ Ask. Share.
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What If Jesus Taught “Avoid Organized Religion?
What If Jesus Taught “Avoid Organized Religion?
Many today say they don’t need organized religion — but what if Jesus didn’t agree? This heartfelt reflection challenges common assumptions and shares one man’s journey from brokenness to the beauty of the Catholic Church. It’s a bold invitation to rediscover the truth about the Church Jesus founded — and why it still matters today.
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