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Catholics Come Home | Season 11 Episode 12 - Tracey Russell

Tracey Russell argues that her return to the Catholic Church was driven by a realization that the Eucharist and sacraments were missing from her Protestant worship, and that intellectual doubts about Catholicism were resolved through study and the Catechism. She recounts how her involvement in pro-life ministry and a challenging situation with an elderly woman's end-of-life care led her to seek definitive moral truth, which she found in Catholic teaching. Her story emphasizes the importance of parents' prayers and the influence of figures like Scott and Kimberly Hahn in her conversion.

Catholics Come Home | Season 11 Episode 8 - Jack Disalvatore

Jack Disalvatore, raised evangelical, argues that his conversion to Catholicism was driven by a search for reverence and a deeper connection to God, which he first felt in the Sistine Chapel and later recognized during a Catholic Mass. He reports that the Eucharist resolved his lingering doubts and that he now works for his local parish, finding the center of the church in Christ rather than in sermons.

Catholics Come Home | Season 11 - Episode 7 Chloe Briscoe

Chloe Briscoe, raised in a Pentecostal and Baptist preacher's family, argues that the Catholic Church is the true home Jesus founded, and that recognizing Jesus in the Eucharist was the pivotal moment in her conversion. She explains that her mother's reading of the Catechism answered long-held questions, and that despite family conflict, she, her mother, and her brother all entered the Church. Now a theology teacher, she emphasizes that middle schoolers need to be met where they are and taught the truth, goodness, and beauty found in the Church.