I have studied the first translation put out by Pauline several times, but this current translation is more faithful to the original text and has a much better introduction.
I enjoyed Meeker's other book Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters and have enjoyed this one as well. I recommend it to parents.
*Ignatius Catholic Study Bible: The Letter To The Hebrews by Scott Hahn and Curtis Mitch.
Probably the best Catholic study bible on the market. The only problem is that it currently only comes in seperate volumes. Worth it anyway.
*Les Miserables by Victor Hugo (unabridged).
I love the classics.
*Not a book, but I am also reading the current issue of First Things. The best journal on faith, culture, and politics in publication currently, in my opinion.
What are you reading?
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Happy Birthday, Marcel!
My primary reading right now is The Everlasting Man by G.K. Chesterton. This will be finished tonight, and tomorrow I start Virgil's Aeneid for the first time.
Also piddling through some short stories by Flannery O'Connor; and various essays by Russell Kirk, Allen Tate, and Hilaire Belloc.
I'm reading harry potter #6 again, in honor of the movie!
And for more productive reading...
Mary and the Christian Life by Amy Welborn
Deus Caritas Est by B16
A book about the Popes that I got in Rome
I'd like to read a good book about St. Paul, his life, teachings, etc.....got any suggestions?
Christine:
'Paul of Tarsus' by Holzner
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