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With All the Saints: My Journey to the Roman Catholic Church
With All the Saints: My Journey to the Roman Catholic Church
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With All the Saints: My Journey to the Roman Catholic Church
by Mark Galli
Mark Galli was the editor-in-chief of Christianity Today for seven years, a Presbyterian pastor for ten years, and a devout evangelical Protestant since he was thirteen years old when he first responded to an altar call in 1965. Galli, legally returned to the Roman Catholic Church in 2020, the faith in which he was baptized as an infant.
With All the Saints: My Journey to the Roman Catholic Church is a gripping account of one man's quest for the truth. Galli explains the different spiritual, theological, mystical, and ecclesial tributaries that lead him to "cross the Tiber" back to Catholicism through honest and fascinating narrative. He embraced without satisfaction and left without bitterness each tradition he passed through - Evangelical, Presbyterian, Episcopalian, Anglican, and Eastern Orthodox - drawing him eventually to the one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church: a Church of saints and sinners, all striving together in the great company of heaven; a Church that he could finally call home.
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With All the Saints: My Journey to the Roman Catholic Church
by Mark Galli
Mark Galli was the editor-in-chief of Christianity Today for seven years, a Presbyterian pastor for ten years, and a devout evangelical Protestant since he was thirteen years old when he first responded to an altar call in 1965. Galli, legally returned to the Roman Catholic Church in 2020, the faith in which he was baptized as an infant.
With All the Saints: My Journey to the Roman Catholic Church is a gripping account of one man's quest for the truth. Galli explains the different spiritual, theological, mystical, and ecclesial tributaries that lead him to "cross the Tiber" back to Catholicism through honest and fascinating narrative. He embraced without satisfaction and left without bitterness each tradition he passed through - Evangelical, Presbyterian, Episcopalian, Anglican, and Eastern Orthodox - drawing him eventually to the one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church: a Church of saints and sinners, all striving together in the great company of heaven; a Church that he could finally call home.
Price is tax included.
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