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For parishes and groups

Copies for your parish

Some priests and parish groups have asked how they might have copies of What Remains for a book table, a reading group or a parish library.

This page is here only so that the practical side is easy if a parish wants it. It is not a request to recommend the book. What serves a parish is for its priest to judge, and the book has to earn its place on its own.

How it works

The terms

The cover price is £9.99. A parish pays £7.99 a copy and keeps the remaining £2.00 of every copy sold, for the parish or for any cause it chooses.

Postage

Postage is charged at cost and confirmed with you before anything is sent.

If copies do not sell

Tell us, and we will arrange for them to come back. Nothing is lost by trying.

To order

Write to office@divisetsolutions.com with the number of copies you would like and where they should be sent, and we will reply with the details.

A visit or a reading

Where it can be arranged, Fr Charles is glad to visit a parish, or join by video, to read from the book and talk about it.

Read it first

The preface and the first three chapters are free, sent as a PDF, so you can judge the book before you offer it to anyone.

Free. We will also send occasional news of the Highland Faith Series. Unsubscribe whenever you like.

A notice for your bulletin

If it would help, you are welcome to use either of these as they stand, or to change them freely.

Longer

What Remains: Faith at the Edge of Scotland, by Fr Charles Egbon, MSP, Parish Priest of Caol and Glenfinnan. Twenty-three short reflections for parents and grandparents who pray for a child who has drifted from the Church, written from a Highland parish where fewer than a hundred remain. Paperback, £9.99. divisetsolutions.com/books/what-remains

Shorter

What Remains, by Fr Charles Egbon, MSP: quiet reflections for parents and grandparents praying for children who no longer come to Mass. divisetsolutions.com/books/what-remains

Approved for publication by Very Rev. Clement Kanu, MSP, Superior General of the Missionary Society of St Paul.

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