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This Rock Volume 16, Number 3   March 2005     Frontispiece By Karl Keating   Letters   Bring Them Back By Matthew Bunson   Are Catholics Coming Home?   Search and Rescue   Why Catholics Leave   Why Young Catholics Leave   Where to Learn More   War and Capital Punishment: Can We Agree to Disagree? By Jimmy Akin   The Catechism on War   The Catechism on Capital Punishment   Should We Call Joseph the Father of Jesus? By Steve Ray   Why We Have a Ministerial Priesthood By Tim Staples   It Was Greek to Me   Binding and Loosing in Greek   Step by Step Did the Catholic Church Add to the Old Testament? By Kenneth J. Howell   Fathers Know Best Private Revelation   Brass Tacks Toolbox Apologetics By Jimmy Akin   Damascus Road In the Breaking of the Bread By Tim Drake   Reviews   Quick Questions    Subscribe    Permissions

Lorene Hanley Duquin, Could You Ever Come Back to the Catholic Church? New York: Alba House, 1997.

Archdiocese of Louisville, Reaching Out: A Manual for Evangelizing Inactive Catholics. Louisville, Ky.: Communications Center, 1998.

Patrick Madrid, Search and Rescue. Manchester, N.H.: Sophia Institute Press, 2001.

Bishop Michael Saltarelli, "How to Reach Inactive Catholics" (pastoral statement by the diocese of Wilmington), Origins, January 27, 2000.