Marcus Grodi's fictitious account of a Protestant pastor's journey to the Catholic Church. It is a work of fiction, but is offers great insight into how difficult it can be for a Protestant to overcome the resistance against converting to Catholicism. Marcus Grodi's insight is born of personal experience, and the experience of all those he has helped make the transition. ; Marcus Grodi's ficticious account of a Protestant pastor's journey to the Catholic Church isn't out to win any awards for outstanding fiction. However, it does exactly what the author wanted it to do. It offers an inside look into the struggle and conflict that occurs in a convert's heart. Coming home to the Catholic Church is not just an intellectual journey for Protestant converts. Switching to any other denomination would not cause such turmoil, but to become Catholic creates internal as well as external waves of resistance. Other Christians think that you are betraying your faith. Converts often have to overcome years of anti-Catholic indoctrination. This novel offers great insight into this experience. It is bound to give you greater compassion for those unable to "cross the Tiber" and greater appreciation for those who take that final step and do come home.; 460 pages; 5 currently in stock;

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