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Tom Peterson spent years in secular marketing before being called to use his skills and experience in advertising to be a catalyst in the New Evangelization. His media organization produces inspiring and creative evangelization messages that have helped open the door for the Holy Spirit to lead hundreds of thousands of inactive Catholics, converts, agnostics, and atheists home to Jesus and His Holy Church. Join Tom as he interviews people from all over the world who have rediscovered the hope that comes from Jesus Christ and the joy of being Catholic. God has an extraordinary plan for each of our lives. He wants us to spend eternity in heaven with Him, and to bring as many people with us as possible. This is Catholics Come Home. www.CatholicsComeHome.org
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Signup to Generate a PitchTom Peterson spent years in secular marketing before being called to use his skills and experience in advertising to be a catalyst in the New Evangelization.
Recent episodes include "Ep. 58 - Conversion in the Sistine Chapel" (28 April 2026, 29 minutes), "Ep 57 - Young seeker desires Eucharist" (28 April 2026, 28 minutes), and "Ep 56 - Freedom from generational addictions" (28 April 2026, 29 minutes).
Catholics Come Home publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 28 minutes across 58 episodes.
Booking probability for Catholics Come Home is 41%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Catholics Come Home requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Catholics Come Home's contact route on record: verified email.
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Catholics Come Home is a religion podcast with 58 episodes published.
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Jack: Conversion in the Sistine Chapel. This evangelical video producer from Philadelphia experienced a miraculous conversion while honeymooning in Rome, during a visit to the Sistine Chapel.
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Chloe: Young seeker desires Eucharist. Raised by Jimmy Swaggart anti-Catholic parents, this young teacher discovered the Truth found in the Catholic faith, and has helped countless young people home to Catholicism.
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David: Freedom from generational addictions. After battling decades of multi-generational family addictions, this business executive and father of 15 children found the freedom of a life centered on Jesus Christ.
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Tan: Buddhist drawn to Jesus. Born in Vietnam, this young Buddhist used to help his family create and sell Buddhist religious items. But after coming to American and interacting with faithful Catholics, this business...
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Isabel: Columbian psychologist discovers Truth. Despite agnostic influences and a secular scientific education, this wandering Catholic rediscovered the joy of her Catholic faith, with the help of the Blessed Mother.
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Andreas Widmer: Bodyguard for a saint. This Swiss businessman and professor had abandoned his faith as a young adult...Then he met Pope John Paul II, who introduced him to Jesus and a life filled with faith and...
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Loraine: Motherly mission of hope. This convert overcame a deep family tragedy, and now raises her five young children thanks to God's grace and her strong Catholic faith.
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Steve Ray: Protestant evangelist now Catholic champion. He once convinced Catholics to leave their faith, now this renown evangelist helps people home to Jesus and the Catholic Church!
After losing his mother, Chris Kwiecien channeled his anger into weightlifting and neighborhood fights. But through God’s grace, he met his wife and life blossomed in the Church.
Despite growing up in a tumultuous home, Russell Burchard completed grad school, the seminary, served in the Navy, and became an Episcopal priest before converting to Catholicism.
Growing up in a home with alcoholism, Joe drifted to atheism and even homelessness. But God kept pursuing him, and he soon began his own faith journey in the Church as a Deaconate.
After drifting from her Lutheran faith in college and giving birth to a son, Crystal Eyrich rediscovered herself in the Catholic Church, and made God a high priority in her life.
Rick Albrecht drifted away from his Catholic faith to focus on his law practice, but he and wife Fiona had their marriage convalidated, and are once again home to the Sacraments.
A strong authentic faith guided Fr. Miguel’s life as a young man, but he was never quite sure where it would lead. As he sought the Truth, the priesthood became a calling for him.
Coming from an anti-Catholic background, and performing in a Christian rock band, Carolina never would have considered Catholicism. But God’s message sang to her and her husband.
When you hear Dan Burke speak, you’d never guess he grew up in a non-Christian home to divorced parents, and spent years seeking answers from various philosophies and religions.
As a teen, Laura’s partying lifestyle left her unfulfilled. But God embraced her during these difficult times, and at Pentecost, the Holy Spirit led her home to the Catholic faith.
After serving as evangelical missionaries in Africa, Richard and Danelle realized what was missing in their lives – the history, beauty and spirituality of the Catholic Church.
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clinical professor of Entrepreneurship at the Catholic University of America, Director of The Ciocca Center of Principled Entrepreneurship, The Arthur and Carlyse Ciocca Center for Principled Entrepreneurship
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