Chnetwork.org Website Review

i am a non-catholic christian exploring or on the journey to catholicism.. the coming home network was established to help non-catholic christians, clergy and laity, discover the truth and beauty of the. catholic church. as a network of converts, reverts, and life-long catholics, it is our goal to help each other and all christians hear. and answer the universal call “to the fullness of the christian life and to the perfection of charity” (lg 40). in doing this, we hope to. as*ist the catholic church in fulfilling her mission of evangelization and christ’s call for christian unity, as proclaimed by st. john. paul ii in his encyclical, “that they may be one” (ut unum sint). the chnetwork began in 1993 out of the seemingly isolated experiences of marcus and marilyn grodi and several other protestant clergy and their spouses. upon leaving their pastorates to enter the catholic church, they discovered with surprise that there were many others since then, the coming home network has connected with thousands of other pastors and laypeople from a variety of denominational backgrounds. humbly, we share with you the stories of how the holy spirit moved us toward the catholic church and the unity for which he foundation we live in the “soup” of modern christendom — hundreds, even thousands, of christian movements, denominations, and as*ociations, each with their own set of doctrines and lists of “essentials,” each increasingly more individualistic and detached still, the guiding light for the majority of non-catholic christians is the bible alone. but if the bible alone is sufficient, why are there so many contradictory opinions as to what is necessary for salvation, how we ought to live our lives, and whether belonging to a questions like these are what pushed us to seek out the truth. explore our archive of articles, videos, talks, and other resources that will help you discover the truth and beauty of catholicism and. this journey can be difficult. it often results in the loss of friends and family, as well as the loss of career and financial support in the