Enveloped in white and gold wrapping paper, it was laying at the bottom of the Christmas bag my best friend gave me. Ripping it open I didn’t expect to see C.S. Lewis but I picked up her copy the week before and asked if she was reading him. We had a rather short conversation on […]

Christus Resurrexit!  Legit, just experienced the best liturgy in my life! I have been reading tons since February but unfortunately I haven’t been updating you guys but expect a ton of posts about the amazing books I’ve read in the last couple of months. God bless and happy reading, Irene.

Barely had the time in the last few months to update my reading adventures but I will be back here soon to tell you all the wonderful things I have read. My bestfriend and I made a deal to read a Catholic/Christian book every month to learn more about our faith. February draws to a […]

She handed me a blue book with a picture of a deer and said it was her favourite. My insides rejoiced. I needed something to read because I was on a super long reading hiatus (life got in the way) and I didn’t know what to read next. I could have sworn God was up […]

Happy Feast day to St Jerome who’s quote I have used as part of my blog’s title 🙂 St Jerome is the patron saint of bible scholars, librarians, libraries, school children, students and translators which is perfect because all these things require books. Lord, help me to have the same curiosity as St Jerome to […]

Funny story how I actually came across this book. For almost the last two years I have been attending a Catholic university. I was looking for books at the university library for an essay I needed to write about the Bosnian genocide… I was walking and scanning the bookshelves for a book I needed to […]

I have been blessed enough to be introduced to St Louis de Montfort’s True Devotion to Mary. Last year my wonderful friend Sam linked me to an audio segment on Cradio entitled Our Queen, Our Mother – Mary’s Powerful Intercession (http://cradio.org.au/shows-and-audio/ourlady/marys-powerful-intercession/). It was the first time I had ever heard about any type of consecration […]