Hi, Ephren —

Thanks for the question.

You said:
I am very interested in finding more about the history of the Church from the Faith of our Early Fathers.

These pages from our site should get you started:

• Early Church Fathers (The First Christians)
• Meet the First Christians

Depending on how deep you want to go, I recommend the Early Church Fathers by Jurgens:

• Faith of the Early Fathers
• The Fathers, by Pope Benedict XVI
• Warren Carroll's multi-volume set, A History of Christendom

Here is another good set of books.

You can also get a multi-volume set on the Church Fathers. I recommend a Catholic version, but my colleague John thinks the Protestant versions are good enough. Check out our conversation on the topic here. I think it would be helpful.

• I too would like to re-assess Catholicism, so as I read the Fathers, can you send me a Catechism?

I found the following postings below through a knowledge base search. You may want to try our search engine first, as in many cases, we may have already answered your original question. 
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• Where can we study Catholic Church history without going to a Protestant website?
• Is there a good book you could recommend on heresies that cover all of Christian history?

Eric and John's reply to the posting below has links to the issue of why Protestants call the Church the whore of Babylon:

• Is Revelation 17 talking about the Church and how does She interpret this book and chapter?

Hope this helps,

Mike