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The latest from CHNetwork
This week’s Journey Home episode was a powerful conversation with Erika Bachiochi about how personal tragedy and the search for meaning led her to the Catholic Church.
On a new CHNetwork Presents, Matt Swaim talked to Rakhi McCormick and Rae-Mi LeRoy about their journey from Eastern spirituality to the Catholic Church.
And we shared an article from Reza Akhtar reflecting on how to explain the divinity of Jesus to someone from a Muslim background.
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CONVERTS AND CONVERSION
July 31st is the feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola, whose conversion led to the founding of the Jesuits.
A World War II veteran has joined the Catholic Church at age 98.
‘The bishop of Oslo reflected further on the opening of the sainthood cause of Nobel Prize winning novelist and Catholic convert Sigrid Undset.
And the Vatican is hosting its first ever dialogue between Christians and Confucians.
APOLOGETICS PICKS OF THE WEEK
Catholic in Recovery suggested “Communion Counting” for those in recovery who are already used to tracking their success by counting days of sobriety.
And Clement Harrold looked at the different people named James in the New Testament.
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A member couple preparing to have their marriage recognized in the Church, another member discouraged at the way their loved ones have reacted to their interest in Catholicism, and all our members who are preparing to start OCIA soon — these are just a few of the people we are praying for and working with at The Coming Home Network. Please help us continue to support those on the journey by visiting chnetwork.org/donate today!
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“He who goes about to reform the world must begin with himself, or he loses his labor.”
St. Ignatius of Loyola
Feast Day: July 31st
