New Books to Study

[Gemma]

No I don't have it yet but can easily get it for my Kindle on Amazon.com.

[eschator83]

I'm hoping to join discussions whether I'm now reading or have previously read the selections.  I've read most of what Pope Francis has in English, and 5 or 6 of Pope Benedict's, and about same for John Paul II.  I'm on my way now to look for existing discussions of some of these.

[Shin]

  Welcome to the forums! 

I pray you enjoy this place and learn all you can here from the saints and their wisdom!

Be sure to take the time to read the announcements and feel free to PM with any questions abut the rules of the road.

There are tons of quotes to share inspiration about and book studies, and resuming old threads is not discouraged here, but the opposite.

May the Lord guide you in your journey. 

[eschator83]

Many thanks for kind wishes.  I recently finished St Augustine's Enchiridion (aka Faith, Hope, and Charity) and was fascinated by the discussion here in which you cited the handbook.  Perhaps it would be useful to study a short text like this to help familiarize students with the author and key issues before jumping into a more complex work. 

[Shin]

You've read a good book!

I think that's a great suggestion. It is not very long, so everyone could appreciate entirely without great effort.