The book club will meet once a week for six weeks. Each week, you will be invited to read an assigned number of pages and then come to the week’s meeting to discuss what you have read. The amount of reading required is not onerous.
You can choose to attend the weekly book club meeting either in person at the Edinburgh Jesuit Centre at Sacred Heart Church at 11.15am (in the Ogilvie Room) or online using the Zoom app at 7.00pm - 8.00pm each week:
Zoom Login Information
Join us on Zoom by following the link below. The link will be the same each week!
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/2365092814 or Meeting ID: 236 509 2814
For more information contact edinburghjesuitcentre@jesuit.org.uk
At each meeting, there will be a short introduction to the section chosen for that week, and an orientation for the discussion that follows, led by Fr Adrian Porter SJ. Participants are invited to share their impressions, insights, likes and dislikes as they choose. There is no pressure to speak but, of course, the book club only works if most people are willing to pitch in and share their ideas. The online meetings will run for one hour from 7.00pm (UK time).
You will need to order your own copy of the book in good time to do the assigned reading for the first week.
The first book is The Voyage of St Brendan (published June 2021) by AB Jackson. You can order a copy by clicking here.
For more information, please visit the Book Club page on the Edinburgh Jesuit Centre here.
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