How many beers can I drink before I sin? - Father Jorge Oliveira

How many beers can I drink before it’s a sin? is the starting point for a relaxed and deeply human reflection by Father Jorge Oliveira on faith, doubts, choices, and the experiences that are part of life. In How many beers can I drink before it’s a sin? Faith, doubts and other very human things, the author brings together stories, encounters, and unexpected events that show how faith can also be discovered in the most common situations.

How many beers can I drink before it’s a sin? - Faith, doubts and other very human things

Throughout these pages, Father Jorge Oliveira starts from the Christian tradition and figures such as Pope Francis and Mother Teresa, but also finds inspiration in people and stories that emerge from very different contexts. An athlete, a homeless person, or a non-believer can reveal perspectives capable of making us think about what we believe in and how we live our faith.

The book shows that belief is not learned only from books or inside the church. Often, it is through encounters with other people, their stories, and everyday experiences that we are invited to look at life in a different way.

📖 Title: How many beers can I drink before it’s a sin? Faith, doubts and other very human things

✍️ Author: Father Jorge Oliveira

🏢 Publisher: Albatroz

📚 Category: Religion and Morals

⛪ Subcategory: Catholicism

📄 Number of pages: 224

📅 Edition/reprint: August 2026

📕 Format: Softcover

📏 Dimensions: 152 x 235 x 12 mm

🔢 ISBN: 978-989-739-493-5

With an approachable tone rooted in real stories and unexpected encounters, this work invites reflection on faith, humility, truth, and compassion. It is a recommended read for those interested in spirituality, Catholicism, and reflections on how human experience can transform our way of seeing the world and others.

Amidst doubts, stories, and unexpected events, How many beers can I drink before it’s a sin? reminds us that faith can be found in the most unlikely places and people. Discover Father Jorge Oliveira's book at Trade by CdA.