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Catholic Summer Reading

Angels and Their Missions Summer Reading Discussion

July 21, 2009

Event:
Catholic Summer Reading Angels and Their Missions Discussion

www.socializr.com/event/277918194

Hosted by:
Aquinas and More Catholic Goods

When:
Aug 11, 2009,
6:30 PM

Location:
Aquinas and More Catholic Goods

4727 N Academy Blvd, Ste A, Colorado Springs, CO

Tags: Catholic Summer Reading, summer reading program

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Fulfillment of All Desire Summer Reading Discussion

July 21, 2009

Event:
Catholic Summer Reading Fulfillment of All Desire Discussion

www.socializr.com/event/60166668

Hosted by:
Aquinas and More Catholic Goods

When:
Aug 18, 2009,
6:30 PM

Location:
Aquinas and More Catholic Goods

4727 N Academy Blvd, Ste A, Colorado Springs, CO

Tags: Catholic Summer Reading, summer reading program

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Catholic Summer Reading Confessions Discussion

July 21, 2009

Event:
Catholic Summer Reading Confessions Discussion

www.socializr.com/event/530904655

Hosted by:
Aquinas and More Catholic Goods

When:
Aug 4, 2009,
6:30 PM

Location:
Aquinas and More Catholic Goods

4727 N Academy Blvd, Ste A, Colorado Springs, CO

Tags: Catholic Summer Reading, summer reading program

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When was the last time you read a good book?

June 30, 2009

Hey there! We wanted to share a couple of great reading programs for you to enjoy this summer.
Tiber River is dedicated to providing authentically Catholic information and opinions about many types Catholic media. You wouldn’t believe some of the notable Catholics who have contributed to the book reviews or recommended reading lists. Are you interested [...]

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This Race is Too Close to Call!

June 20, 2009

With only a few hours left to vote, Confessions and Fulfillment of All Desire are neck and neck and third place is a virtual tie between The End of the Present World, Angels and Their Missions and Quo Vadis?. If you haven’t voted, go do it now! The top three books are the ones we [...]

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Have You Voted for the Catholic Summer Reading Books?

June 7, 2009

A lot of votes have come in and we seem to have two breakaway leaders – The Confessions of St. Augustine and Fulfillment of All Desire. Third place, however, is wide open with The End of the Present World and Quo Vadis? tied and The Angels and their Missions just a nose behind.

If you haven’t [...]

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Catholic Summer Reading 2009 is a Go!

May 12, 2009

For the last two years we have endeavored to get Catholics interested in reading Catholic literature during the summer. This year’s books are wide range of genres that should appeal to everyone.
For the theologically inclined, we have The Angels and Their Missions, The Confessions, The End of the Present World and The Fulfillment of All [...]

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Catholic Summer Reading Update

July 17, 2008

The Catholic Summer Reading program is in full swing! We have posted free discussion guides for the top books and hope that you will use these in reading groups in your parish or local store.
Don’t forget that you can download our free kid’s coloring sheet to record summer reading for your kids and send it [...]

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Catholic Summer Reading Winners Announced!

June 27, 2008

The voters in the 2008 election have spoken and the winners are:
1) Jesus of Nazareth
2) St. Francis of Assisi
3) Diary of a Country Priest

We heard grumbling that we stacked the deck by putting the Pope’s book on top and did notice some questionable voting activity from IP addresses designated to some “vatican.va” domain (whatever that [...]

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Free Brideshead Revisited Study Guide Available

June 19, 2008

We have just added a new study guide for Brideshead Revisited to the Catholic Summer Reading site. You may have heard that there is a movie adaptation coming out this year from Miramax. I implore you to read the book this summer instead.
If you haven’t voted for the Catholic Books of summer, there’s still time!

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