Co-sponsored by the Harvard Catholic Center Undergraduate Chaplaincy
CATHOLIC SOCIAL THOUGHT:
CATHOLIC LIFE IN THE MODERN WORLD
Mondays, 7 - 8:30 PM
Begins September 29, Fall Term
Harvard Catholic Center/St. Paul’s, Cambridge, MA
Group led by HCF Undergraduate Fellows Charlie DeMatteo and Leo Koerner
This all-year reading group will explore key texts in Catholic Social Thought, focusing on how Catholic teachings and principles have been articulated and applied in the history of the Church. Through discussions, participants will examine how these enduring concepts can guide our responses to contemporary challenges. The group will consider works from influential Church documents, papal encyclicals, and writings by prominent Catholic thinkers. New registrants welcome!
Reading materials will be provided to registered participants. Light refreshments offered.
Group led by HCF Undergraduate Fellows Charlie DeMatteo and Leo Koerner.
OPEN TO BOSTON AREA UNDERGRADS - REGISTRATION REQUIRED
IN-PERSON ONLY
This reading group is supported by a grant from the Lumen Christi Institute with funding from the John Templeton Foundation (Grant #63614).