'Catholics Come Home' Launches Prime-Time Network Television Evangelization Comments

"Catholics Come Home" hopes to inspire one million to come home to local Catholic parishes. The bi-lingual Catholics Come Home commercials are scheduled to air on CBS, NBC, Univision, TBS, USA, TNT, CNN, FoxNews, and other networks during shows like 60 Minutes, NCIS, Kennedy Center Honors, NBC Nightly News, The Today Show, Jay Leno, O'Reilly, major sports, and highly rated sitcoms. Continue Reading

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Chinonso Mbamara
1 year ago
I like and appreciate what u are doing. Keep on...
Kathy
1 year ago
I am a fairly new Catholic, who has "come home" Come home to where I should have been all my life. I have never been happier.
Lawrence Nyankwarara
1 year ago
Bring it in Africa though there is growth of Catholic believers but it can add momentum too here.The Catholic church will never be defeated because she is constructed on the ROCK.
abey
1 year ago
The statistics of the Christian falling away from 2008 would show a higher rate. During the period 1990 to 2000 under Clinton, neo-Liberals & the current Administration under Obama, super neo liberals, both under democrats, have been the periods, of the falling away from Faith. Incidentally it was during these periods that there has been an influx of New age beliefs. Studied well, it is found to be old pagan mixtures, picked up from the dustbins of Time & brought about as new age's calling it change. This only goes to show that this Country lacks good Visionaries, like Lincoln, nor surprising, for without " Godly visionary views" & having just might & power will not help to sustain a country. Catholic Churches "coming home" programmes look promising.
cq
1 year ago
I think this is awesome, thanks for stepping up! We need more exposure like this to bring our fallen away brothers & sisters back to the church. All of us should make it a ministry to bring at least one fallen away back to the Church. God Bless you for what you do, both you Deacon & Mr. Peterson.

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