Oct. 31, 2017, marks the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, an event that created fissures and theological questions that have defined the landscape of contemporary Christianity.
The best-selling author of A Jesuit Guide to Almost Everything and Jesus: A Pilgrimage, Father James Martin, S.J.
Welcome to the Catholic Book Club! And join us as we begin to read our new selection, "Septology," by 2023 Nobel Prize winner Jon Fosse.
While we might look new, the Catholic Book Club has actually been around for many decades in different forms. Our goal has always been to provide America readers with additional literary resources and to come together around our shared enjoyment of and appreciation for fine works of literature. (Yes, unlike your other “book club,” we do not just meet once a week to drink wine, although we aren't opposed). We introduce a new book four times a year, providing discussion questions, conversation prompts and supporting materials that you can use individually or with your home, parish or school group.
Happy reading!
James T. Keane
Senior Editor
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