Catholics Can Come Home Again: A Guide for the Journey of Reconciliation With Inactive Catholics
Carrie Kemp may have taken a large step toward helping the Catholic understand the post-Vatican II church. --Thomas Cronin, Mooresville, NCCarrie Kemp's writing shines with insights gained from fifteen years of ministry to and with inactive Catholics. --Rev. Kenneth Boyack, C.S.P. Director, Paulist National Catholic Evangelization AssociationI commend this book to anyone who seriously wants to exercise a reconciliation ministry on behalf of the church. --Rev. Michael J. O'Connell Rector of the Basilica of St. Mary, MinneapolisIt projects a respectful, gentle and genuine approach to helping inactive Catholics. --CNS OnlineKemp devotes her life to the lost sheep who have left the Church, this book speaks to that ministry --Bishop Raymond A. Lucker, Diocese of New UlmKemphas developed an effective ministry to reach out and reconcile with people who have been offended by the church. --Rev. Michael J. O'Connell, Rector of the Basilica of St. Mary, MinneapolisProjects a respectful, gentle and genuine approach to helping inactive Catholics. --The Catholic Spirit (Minneapolis-St. Paul)Reflecting compassion and fervor of the reconciling Christ, this book contains treasures for active Catholics and those seeking to return. --Rev. Kenneth Boyack, C.S.P., Director, Paulist National Catholic Evangelization AssociationThe book is useful to the friends and family of seekers as well as the seekers themselves.  --CNS OnlineThis book projects a respectful, gentle and genuine approach to helping inactive Catholics --The Catholic Spirit