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Teelynn
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And in Illinois…have not seen any as of yet.And Pennsylvania.
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Mimi
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Oh my – send 'em to me (JK)! I know so many lapsed Catholics…I have been to the site Catholics Come Home, ordered the book, and even ordered the free extra copies of the book to hand out to lapsed Catholics. Unfortunately, I don’t really know of any lapsed Catholics to give the books to so I am thinking about giving them to my priest.
I’ll have to get over there & order some myself. Gotta love FREE books.
God bless,
Mimi
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Mimi
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I was recently thinking that a diocese could afford to get a billboard and put www.catholicscomehome.org on it for several months at a time.
Or take out ads in local papers. I suppose individuals could print up business cards and just leave them around.
I once found a Jack Chick tract in a Catholic book at the public library. One could stick these business cards in Protestant type books, but I wouldn’t want to get caught doin’ it! They could be left in public bathrooms, or other public places. Just think if this became a national phenomenon… I know, I can dream.
I’ve got a facebook account. I could put a pic of B16 & then a link to the web site…
Any other ideas?? O-o-oh – bumper stickers!! (Magnetic ones)
God bless,
Mimi
Or take out ads in local papers. I suppose individuals could print up business cards and just leave them around.
I once found a Jack Chick tract in a Catholic book at the public library. One could stick these business cards in Protestant type books, but I wouldn’t want to get caught doin’ it! They could be left in public bathrooms, or other public places. Just think if this became a national phenomenon… I know, I can dream.
I’ve got a facebook account. I could put a pic of B16 & then a link to the web site…
Any other ideas?? O-o-oh – bumper stickers!! (Magnetic ones)
God bless,
Mimi
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ppeter
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This is a great apostolate!
People need good information on the Catholic faith, but they also need a positive, compelling image of our Church. That is so important to motivate people (even good Catholics) to take further action. The image projected by this campaign is joyous, affirming, solid, vivid… What more could you ask for in an ad campaign?
People need good information on the Catholic faith, but they also need a positive, compelling image of our Church. That is so important to motivate people (even good Catholics) to take further action. The image projected by this campaign is joyous, affirming, solid, vivid… What more could you ask for in an ad campaign?
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