So today, Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows, my husband officially enters the Holy Catholic Church. I can barely believe that I am actually typing this and it is not a dream. His conversion can only be attributed to a true miracle of Divine Grace.

Praise be to God!

Luke 15: And he spoke to them this parable, saying: 4What man of you that hath an hundred sheep: and if he shall lose one of them, doth he not leave the ninety-nine in the desert, and go after that which was lost, until he find it? 5And when he hath found it, lay it upon his shoulders, rejoicing: 6And coming home, call together his friends and neighbours, saying to them: Rejoice with me, because I have found my sheep that was lost? 7I say to you, that even so there shall be joy in heaven upon one sinner that doth penance, more than upon ninety-nine just who need not penance.

The angels truly rejoice in Heaven over a single soul converting. I think the heartfelt prayer of our children helped the miracle! We have 2 new baby additions since the original post, so 5 children now, and hoping for more  :baby: .

I can't believe what you wrote, it is as if I wrote this myself.  You described exactly my husband when we married over 50 years ago.

He would even tell me someday, he will write a book and title it; "Dennis M. vs. the Catholic Church".   Why did I marry him?  He too was a good man, very honest, promised he would not, and he did not interfere with the children being raised Catholic.  Was extremely generous with his money toward the Church.  We married at the beginning of the end, 1961, I was already losing grace.  

Each time I went to Mass, I would complain to him, that the Church was changing and did not reflect the teachings anymore that I was taught.  Well to make a long story short, he is the one who found the Traditional Chapel for me via the newspaper, he clipped out an ad, that invited Catholics to come hear a lecture about the changes in the church, that was in 1981.

After I quite the NO, and only attended the Traditional way of life, my husband slowly, very slowly converted, so slow I didn't even notice at first.  He started going to Mass with me, started reading a little here and there.  Finally my Traditional priest asked him when he was going to be baptised and he said, "I need a Godfather, will you be my Godfather?"

My husband passed away 7 months ago, a Traditional Catholic, he had the kind of death we all pray for.  Had a priest there as he took his last breath, the family praying the 15 decade of the rosary, the night before he had the Last Rites, and Apostolic blessing, He was quite aware as he took his last breath, pointing upward and saying..."hurry up", just minutes prior to his end of the world.

Wow! Praise the Lord. Glorify Him.

That is a wonderful gift from God. May he and you grow every day more in love with God. 

I never knew your husband was not Catholic.  This update is such good news to hear.  So happy for you, your husband and your family!! 

Mine also converted after almost 20 yrs. Thanks be to God.

Mine converted about a month prior to our wedding, on the feast of St. Dominic (old calendar, August 4).
He received three sacraments in one day.
The intensity of it wiped him out. He went home and slept like a baby for the rest of the afternoon.

What should I do? Is there anyway I can help my husband convert? or should I just accept my mistake, bear my cross, give up and accept that there will never be real unity in our home?

I just re-read your original post.  Obviously, first of all, nothing is impossible with God ... so you never give up.  That's the lesson of St Monica, perseverance and hope.

Secondly, you should never imply that your spouse is a mistake.  Even if you did not use sound Catholic judgment in all your decision-making, God allows even these judgments for a reason, and you're with the person He willed you to be with.  It's like people refer to children born out of wedlock as "mistakes", but no child is a mistake (even if the decisions leading up to them weren't the best); God willed the creation of these children.  If your husband was a mistake, then your children are mistakes, right?  But that has never been the case.  Water under the bridge now of course.

Deo Gratias Cantarella and way to go!  

And if any woman hath a husband that believeth not, and he consent to dwell with her, let her not put away her husband. [14]For the unbelieving husband is sanctified by the believing wife; and the unbelieving wife is sanctified by the believing husband: otherwise your children should be unclean; but now they are holy. - 1 Corinthians 7:13,14

[14] "Is sanctified": The meaning is not, that the faith of the husband or the wife is of itself sufficient to put the unbelieving party, or their children, in the state of grace and salvation; but that it is very often an occasion of their sanctification, by bringing them to the true faith.

This was EXACTLY what I was going to post until I saw it already was!  
Praying for all of you traditional Catholics whose spouses are not Catholic...
Keep fighting the good fight!
He who persevereth unto the end shall be saved!  :-)