JWB and God

[Eva Elisabeth]

(11-25-2014 02:10 PM)L Verge Wrote:  I got an immediate response from Terry, and the answer is NO, he did not find any evidence to indicate that JWB converted from the Episcopal to the Catholic faith, despite what Asia wrote about him preferring the Catholic faith.

Asa wrote to her friend Jean Anderson on May 22, 1865:
"I am still more surprised to learn that all engaged in the plot are Roman Catholics. Wilkes was of the faith professedly, and I was glad that he had fixed his faith on one religion, for he always was of a pious mind."
Why did she write this? The only I know of despite Mary Surratt and son is Ned Spangler, but allegedly not until short before his death, thus not in 1865. And Atzerodt came from Thuringia, if anything I would think he was a Lutheran.