Dwelt Among Us: America's Catholic Comeback is the story of a revival no one expected but many were longing for. At a time when the Catholic Church was declared finished in America, a new generation has begun to rediscover its truth, goodness and beauty.

John Krueger takes readers inside this renewal through his years at the heart of the Newman movement in Madison, where young people turned from the emptiness of secular culture to the richness of faith, tradition, and authentic community. Blending personal testimony with cultural critique and historical and theological insight, he reveals why Gen Z is rejecting loneliness, nihilism, and distraction—and instead finding meaning in Christ.

From the rise of digital evangelization to the hunger for masculinity and purpose, from the rediscovery of sacred beauty to the embrace of ancient traditions, Dwelt Among Us captures both the human and spiritual dimensions of this movement. It is as much a chronicle of cultural transformation as it is a witness to God's enduring work in the Church.

Far from a narrative of decline, Krueger paints a vision of Catholicism alive, growing, and ready to shape America's future. At once prophetic and deeply personal, Dwelt Among Us speaks to the mind with sharp analysis and to the heart with hope—reminding us that God still dwells among His people, and that renewal is already underway.