On Catholic Imagination

On Catholic Imagination

Men and women of faith continue to draw on the wisdom, wonder, and beauty of the evergreen Catholic tradition to inform a particular mode of understanding and engaging with the world around them. Inspired by a sacramental vision of reality, the Catholic arts in particular grapple with the mystery and meaning that permeate the created order, giving shape and expression to the transcendent. Consider the idea of the Catholic imagination, its enduring and inexhaustible nature, and how it continues to illumine our modern world.

Series Description

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Event 79 minutes Experience the Event
Article Meet the Faculty: Artur Rosman Artur Rosman, University of Notre Dame
Article Meet the Faculty: Cyril O'Regan Cyril O'Regan, University of Notre Dame
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Event 73 minutes Experience the Event
Article Meet the Moderator: Gary Anderson Gary Anderson, University of Notre Dame
Article Meet the Faculty: Robin Jensen Robin Jensen, University of Notre Dame
Article Meet the Faculty: Elizabeth Lev Elizabeth Lev, Duquesne University
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Format Length Title Speaker
Event 74 minutes Experience the Event
Article Meet the Moderator: Nicholas Teh Nicholas Teh, University of Notre Dame
Article Meet the Speaker: Isaac Parlin Isaac Parlin, The Juilliard School
Article Meet the Speaker: Nicholas Chong Nicholas Chong, Rutgers University
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Event 74 minutes Experience the Event
Article Meet the Moderator: Santiago Legarre Santiago Legarre, Universidad Católica Argentina
Article Meet the Speaker: James McFetridge Wilson James McFetridge Wilson, Cambridge University
Article Meet the Speaker: Patrick Langrell Patrick Langrell, Australian Catholic University
Article Meet the Speaker: Rev. Damian Ference Rev. Damian Ference, Borromeo Seminary
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