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The Golem by Gustav Meyrink
Love and Responsibilty by Karol Wojtyla
The Hand of God by Bernard N. Nathanson M.D.
 
I am reading Nineteen Eighty-Four. It is a good book that warns against a totalitarian government. It also shows what can happen when God is completely purged from the state.
 
Scoundrels

Takes place shortly after Star Wars: A New Hope. Han and Chewbacca lost all of their reward money to pirates, but still find themselves in debt to Jabba. So, someone offers them a chance to get a lot of money, but they’ll need help to do it. Think Star Wars version of Ocean’s Eleven.
 
“The Passion of Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew” by Donald Senior, my Lenten reading this year
 
I’m within 30 pages of finishing Return of the King, and with it, the LOTR trilogy. It’s been slow going – I read one book a year. According to Goodreads, I finished Fellowship in Sept 2014, Two Towers in Sept 2015, and will finish Return tonight. I figured if the Ring was destroyed on March 25, it would be appropriate to finish it off. I didn’t expect to zoom through it as quickly as I did, though. It’s been a few days instead of a couple of weeks.

I thought it would be over when the Ring was destroyed, but evidently there’s more story to be had!
 
I’m within 30 pages of finishing Return of the King, and with it, the LOTR trilogy. It’s been slow going – I read one book a year. According to Goodreads, I finished Fellowship in Sept 2014, Two Towers in Sept 2015, and will finish Return tonight. I figured if the Ring was destroyed on March 25, it would be appropriate to finish it off. I didn’t expect to zoom through it as quickly as I did, though. It’s been a few days instead of a couple of weeks.

I thought it would be over when the Ring was destroyed, but evidently there’s more story to be had!
To quote one of Tolkien’s walking songs “The Road goes ever on and on/* Down from the door where it began”–and it never ends!*
 
Searching for Jesus: New Discoveries in the Quest for Jesus of Nazareth—and How They Confirm the Gospel Accounts by Robert J, Hutchinson
 
Heart, Self & Soul by Robert Frager

Sufism and Shari’ah by Muhammad Abdul Haq Ansari
 
*Will Wilder: The Relic of Perilous Falls *by Raymond Arroyo
 
Star Wars: Honor Among Thieves

Han and Chewbacca have to extract a Rebel spy from an Imperial world, but also have to deal with a former friend who wants to turn him over to Jabba. They team up when they learn the Empire has a weapon that could stifle intergalactic travel forever.
 
I just finished Frodo’s Journey by Joseph Pearce on the Catholic meaning of LOTR and am about to start My Man Jeeves by PG Wodehouse. After that it’s The Quest for Shakespeare by Joseph Pearce, followed by Bilbo’s Journey by Joseph Pearce and then Literary Converts by Joseph Pearce.

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Just finished Brideshead Revisited & started on Anne of Green Gables. Somehow I never read it as a child
 
Just finished Brideshead Revisited & started on Anne of Green Gables. Somehow I never read it as a child
Oh, Anne is a ball! What did you make of Brideshead? Some of the characters are pains to endure, but Julia’s decision at the end…what a moment.
 
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