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There is one perspective that encompasses all that is true, good, and beautiful. It doesn't erase any point of view, it refines them all. That perspective is the Catholic intellectual tradition, and it changes everything, including how you read. The Great Catholic Book Club takes one book each month — science fiction, literary classics, fantasy, modern fiction — and explores it through the lens of Scripture, the Catechism, and the saints. Not just what the author intended, but what the story reveals about virtue, grace, sin, and the human condition when you bring the fullness of Catholic thought to bear on it. You'll never read the same way again. Every book is Catholic . Monthly episodes and free study guides at greatcatholicbookclub.com
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Before there was a book club, there was this talk. Sadie Woodley's first public lecture — on the life, works, and Catholic faith of J.R.R. Tolkien — is where the Great Catholic Book Club began. It was delivered at a smal
Ender's Game asks one of the hardest questions in all of science fiction: what are we allowed to do to a child, if the stakes are high enough? Orson Scott Card's novel is a masterpiece of moral pressure. The adults in En
Flannery O'Connor wrote about grace the way a brick through a window delivers light — suddenly, violently, and with no apology. In this episode, Sadie Woodley delivers a talk originally presented at the Iowa City Public
What if one of the most quietly Catholic families on television runs a burger joint in an unnamed coastal town and has absolutely no idea? In this episode, Sadie Woodley takes a close look at Bob and Linda Belcher — not
What if the most honest question in all of science fiction is also the most Catholic one? The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy opens with the end of the world and a man in his bathrobe asking why any of it matters. Dougl
What does Kendrick Lamar's Good Kid, m.A.A.d City have to do with your soul? More than you might expect. In this episode, Sadie Woodley takes a slow, attentive walk through one of the most celebrated albums in hip-hop —
Tyler and Sadie from the Great Catholic Book Club discuss their February pick, Robert A. Heinlein’s Starship Troopers, critiquing the book’s vision of an atheist, militarized utopia and its behaviorist view of human natu
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