Blue by Myles Connolly, A Good Man is Hard to Find and Other Stories by Flannery O’Connor, The Complete Stories of Flannery O’Connor, In This House of Brede by Rumer Godden, Dracula by Bram Stoker Cattapan, Battle for His Soul by Theresa Linden, Saint Magnus: The Last Viking by Susan Peek, A Soldier Surrenders by Susan Peek, Rightfully Ours by Carolyn Astfalk, The Light by Jacqueline BrownĬatholic classic: Silence by Shusaku Endo, The Complete Father Brown Mysteries by G.K. Science fiction: Discovery by Karina Fabian, The Sparrow by Mary Doria RussellĪudiobook: The End of the Affair by Graham Greene, Ornamental Graces by Carolyn Astfalk, The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lee, The Weight of a Mass: A Tale of Faith by Josephine Nobisso, Finding Patience by Virginia Lieto, Molly McBride and the Party Invitation by Jean Schoonover-Egolf, The Attic Saint by Tim Drake, The Seed Who Was Afraid to Be Planted by Anthony DeStefano, Simon of Cyrene and the Legend of the Easter Egg by Terri Degazelle, There Once Was a Penny by Mark Restaino Picture book: I Am God’s Storyteller by Lisa Hendey, Woman of Faith: Saints and Martyrs of the Christian Faith by Calee M. Cattapan, Sunflowers in a Hurricane by Anne Faye Klingel, eXtreme Blindside by Leslea Wahl, Awakening by Claudia Cangilla McAdam, Beneath Wandering Stars by Ashlee Cowles, Angelhood by A.J. Teen/YA novel: The Perfect Blindside by Leslea Wahl, 7 Riddles to Nowhere by A.J.

Toney, Earthquake Weather by Kevin Rush, All in Good Time by Carolyn Astfalk, Under the Watchful Sky by Roger Thomas, Dying for Revenge by Barbara Golder Would you participate in a #CatholicFictionChallenge in 2021? #CatholicFictionChallengeĬontemporary: Our Lady of the Roses by Janice Lane Palko, The Birdface series by Cynthia T.

Some were mentioned by two, three, or more posters in the same day (though I listed them only once), and you’ll notice that several were tagged for multiple categories. I’ve also collected the titles from each category. You can check out the hashtagged posts directly on Instagram (#CatholicFictionChallenge) or in the video below.

I’ve gathered up all the posts that I could! I’m sure I missed a few that weren’t tagged, but I did my best. If your to-be-read pile wasn’t teetering before, it was after! With more than 150 posts, Catholic readers and authors shared their favorite selections from 29 categories. The #CatholicFictionChallenge took place on Instagram (and to lesser degrees on Facebook and Twitter) during February 2020.

Angelhood by A.J. Cattapan