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[close] Our discussions mostly center on ancient and modern sources, and resembles book reviews of ancient, classical, and modern works. Reflections on Morality, from all reputable Judaeo-Christian traditions and moral philosophers. Reflections on Moral Philosophy, starting with the Stock and Greco-Roman moral Philosophers, including Plato and Cicero, and modern moral philosophers, in particular Immanuel Kant. Reflections on ancient and modern history that help us to understand the ancient and modern world, and the various religious and philosophical texts, or is just plain fun to study. We have a YouTube Channel and YouTube Group by this same name, we host discussion groups to practice our YouTube scripts before we record our videos, and feedback from the participants is welcome, as discussion is always enjoyable.

[close] This group is dedicated to the great enjoyment derived from Catholic theological and spiritual reading when combined with the outlooks and opinions of many friends. We are not an apologetics group. Our goal is to find comfort in the teachings of the Catholic Church.

[close] A group for Catholics to discuss the (Catholic) books they're reading. Please read the group rules before joining and posting. Any promotion of material by or in some way connected to you should go in the appropriate subforum. Those outside this forum will be deleted mercilessly.

[close] For discussing Catholic books pertaining to the Ordinariates [(Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham (England and Wales, Scotland), Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter (United States, Canada), Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of the Southern Cross (Australia, Japan)] established by Pope Benedict XVI to preserve the Anglican Patrimony of Anglicans converting to the Roman Catholic Church. Anglican-Use liturgy, Bible translations and commentaries, Anglican to Catholic theologians, Ordinariate publications etc. are all relevant examples.