St. Angela's Book Club

Dorthy Day: Dissenting Voice Of the American Century by John Loughery & Blythe Randolph

The sainthood cause for Dorothy Day, co-founder of the Catholic Worker movement and champion of the Church's social justice tradition, believes it could have all of the documentation prepared at some point next year to send to the Vactican Congregation for Saints' Causes. 

For more information contact Kevin Corbett at ktcorbett01@yahoo.com

St. Angela’s Readings in Spirituality Book Club

Because God is present in all things and in all places the spiritual quest can be, and is appropriately, multi-faceted.  We often more easily and fruitfully experience the joy of the quest in relationship with others.  St. Angela’s Readings in Spirituality Book Club chooses from a variety of texts—classics in spirituality, biographies of saints, moral theology, and novels. The members meet every other month to discuss the current selection. 
                Different from a study course or a specifically faith-sharing group, the Book Club welcomes everyone who is interested, whether or not they have read the current book, because the topics are relevant and timely, lending themselves to lively and enjoyable discussion.

 
For more information on the Book Club and the next selection check the Bulletin or contact Kevin Corbett 281-438-5223