A sampling of what we’ve been up to at CHNetwork over the past few days: Our Communications Coordinator, Matt Swaim was in attendance at #Together2016 on the National Mall on Saturday.
This week, we asked our CHN Community: “Did your previous denomination have any official teaching regarding the siblings of Jesus, whether the biological offspring of Mary or otherwise?” What we
For this week’s question, we’re going into a matter of both historical and theological significance, regarding a reference that comes up in Matthew 12, and other places in scripture referring
As the hottest days of the Summer roll in, here’s some CHNetwork content from the past few days that you can peruse in the air-conditioned or shady locale of your
For our latest CHN Community Question, we asked about your impressions of vowed religious prior to “getting” their purpose in the Catholic Church. Here are a few of your responses
For the latest CHNetwork question, we want to know about a phenomenon that probably didn’t occur in your Christian background prior to Catholicism. This week, we’re asking: “Before studying Catholicism
Many of us enjoyed a short work week due to the July 4th holiday- but we still had a lot going on at CHNetwork! For Independence Day, we shared the
This time around, we decided to ask our members how their former congregations treated the word “Catholic” if or when they recited the Nicene/Apostles Creeds in corporate worship. Before we
How can we help our non-Catholic Christian friends and family discover the beauty and truth of the Catholic Faith? This is precisely why the Coming Home Network International exists, and,
It’s time for another CHN community question, where we tap our members to share brief thoughts in issues related to their journey, and try to shed light on what the
Here’s a sampling of what went on with the Coming Home Network this week: Deacon Alex Jones returned to The Journey Home to talk evangelization, the Holy Spirit, and how
Whether you’ve been the one going door-to-door or the one whose doorbell has rung, many of us have at least some experience of this highly polarizing form of faith sharing that