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Make a little time
Pick a time that suits you: early morning, during a quiet lunch, or before bed. Ten pages a day is plenty for most of our books.
A little every day is better than a rush at the end.
Our Story
A place to begin again.
Beautiful books, an honest search for truth and Catholic friendship. That is the heart of Pages of Grace.
How Pages of Grace began
Sometimes all we need is a good book and someone to share it with.
Life gets busy. You might have a shelf of books you mean to read, or perhaps you used to enjoy spiritual reading but have fallen out of the habit. Pages of Grace is a gentle encouragement to begin again, with a little help from other women who want to do the same.
We choose one Catholic book each month, usually fewer than 300 pages. That often works out at less than ten pages a day. Everyone finds her own copy, reads as much as she can, and then joins us on Zoom for a friendly hour of prayer and conversation.
Our favourite moments are often when one woman mentions something she loved and another sees it differently. We talk about the book together, rather than taking turns to deliver our own reflections. There is room for questions, personal experiences and plenty of warmth.
Each month, a religious sister with a background in Thomistic theology joins our conversation. She shares what has struck her, helps with questions and adds a lovely depth to the discussion, without making it feel like a lesson.
From home, together
Across distances, real friendship.
Whether you live in Cork, elsewhere in Ireland or on the other side of the world, you can join us from the comfort of home. Bring your book, a cup of tea and whatever thoughts you would like to share.
If you have never been part of a book club before, you will fit in just fine. And if you have not finished the book, you are still welcome.
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