Vice President JD Vance says the Catholic faith feels "like home" as he remembers his journey to find the Lord in his new book "Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith." The vice president opened up to "Jesse Watters Primetime" recently about his book, which is set for release on June 16 and details his "long and winding road" to find faith in God after feeling he "lost it" as a young man.Before finding Christ, Vance described feeling like the "American elite culture" was telling him to not focus on the "things that mattered." BISHOP ROBERT BARRON: POPE LEO SEES THE AI AGE CLEARLY — AND WARNS WE MUST SAVE OUR SOULS Pope Leo XIV holds a private audience with U.S.
Vice President JD Vance at the Apostolic Palace on May 19, 2025, in Vatican City, Vatican.(Simone Risoluti Vatican Media via Vatican Pool/Getty Images)"It was forming me to be the kind of person who focused way too much on what kind of school I went to, on how much money I made, on what kind of job I (had).
I was way too focused on prestige and not enough on the things that mattered," he recalled. When Vance became a husband and a father, everything changed. "I married this girl who I'd fallen in love with, and I became a father for the first time," he said."I was thinking about much more important things — like how to be a good person, how to be virtuous, how to be a good and supportive husband, how to raise this son to be a good man himself — and the more that I thought about these bigger, more important questions, the more that that drew me back to my faith." Vance, who credited his grandmother for originally planting a "seed" of faith in him as a young boy, recognized he needed a "good old-fashioned faith foundation." Then, he turned to the church. JD VANCE TO APPEAR ON 'THE VIEW' NEXT WEEK IN FIRST VISIT TO THE RELIABLY LIBERAL ABC NEWS PROGRAM Second lady Usha Vance and U.S.
Vice President JD Vance arrive for a military mothers celebration in the East Room of the White House on Ma...