Book Club

Our mission is to provide faithful, enriching resources that align with the timeless teachings of the Catholic Church. Through our reading and discussions, we aim to deepen the spiritual lives of ourselves and others, fostering a closer relationship with God while remaining grounded in the truth and wisdom of Scripture, Tradition, and Magisterial authority. We strive to support each other in our journeys of faith, offering guidance, inspiration, and the fullness of Church doctrine to help individuals live out their vocations in love, service, and devotion to Christ. We aim to:

Explore: Select and read a diverse range of books that reflect the richness of authentic Catholic tradition, theology, spirituality, and culture.

Discuss: Engage in thoughtful and respectful discussions that encourage members to share insights, ask questions, and grow in their faith journey.

Inspire: Draw inspiration from the lives of saints, scholars, and authors, and apply their teachings to our daily lives.

Build: Strengthen bonds of fellowship and create lasting friendships rooted in mutual respect and a shared love for reading, Christ and His Church.

Come join us for the St. Jude Book Club! We meet every other Wednesday at 7:00pm in the Kelly Conference Room. Currently we are reading “America on Trial: A Defense of the Founding” by Robert R. Reilly, published by Ignatius Press.

“This book is a defense of the principles of natural law, morality, and natural religion—i.e., reason and faith—as the foundation of American policy from the beginning and a historical ‘big picture’ of their classical, medieval, and modern origins. The argument is unanswerable, the documentation massive, and the issue prophetic in import.”
— Peter Kreeft, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy, Boston College; Author, Doors in the Walls of the World