For details of our next meeting, please see under 'News and Announcements'.
Apart from the major holiday seasons, meetings are held at the University of Bristol's Catholic Chaplaincy (next to the Students' Union, by the roundabout at the end of Pembroke Road), monthly currently on the first Tuesday of the month, 6.50 for 7.00 pm. Entrance should be by the Chapel door.
Meetings always begin with the Vespers or Compline for the day, followed by any business or announcements, a discussion of the book or theme for the meeting, and then we always finish with a glass (or two!) of wine.
Unless we have a visiting speaker, the discussion will be around a chapter or section from a book that will have been suggested and agreed upon, usually with some Dominican connection. Fairly recently we vigorously discussed our way through Timothy Radcliffe, OP's Why Go to Church and then moved on to the same author's What is the Point of Being a Christian?. Currently (2018/9) we are discussing the first volume of Pope Benedict's Jesus of Nazareth.
Apart from the major holiday seasons, meetings are held at the University of Bristol's Catholic Chaplaincy (next to the Students' Union, by the roundabout at the end of Pembroke Road), monthly currently on the first Tuesday of the month, 6.50 for 7.00 pm. Entrance should be by the Chapel door.
Meetings always begin with the Vespers or Compline for the day, followed by any business or announcements, a discussion of the book or theme for the meeting, and then we always finish with a glass (or two!) of wine.
Unless we have a visiting speaker, the discussion will be around a chapter or section from a book that will have been suggested and agreed upon, usually with some Dominican connection. Fairly recently we vigorously discussed our way through Timothy Radcliffe, OP's Why Go to Church and then moved on to the same author's What is the Point of Being a Christian?. Currently (2018/9) we are discussing the first volume of Pope Benedict's Jesus of Nazareth.
