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HOLINESS IN HISTORY
READING THE LIVES OF THE SAINTS
1st & 3rd Fridays, 12:00 – 1:15 PM
Begins October 2 (6 sessions)
Harvard Catholic Center/St. Paul’s
Taught by Brian Fitzgerald, Lecturer on Medieval Studies and the Study of Religion, Harvard
Reading a range of different genres, we will consider the various ways Christians have sought holiness: the martyrs Perpetua and Felicity, the hermit St. Antony, the ascetic St. Macrina, and the stirring lives of Saints Francis, Teresa, and Ignatius. We’ll ask: What sorts of virtue do they embody? What do they reveal about the relationship of nature and grace in forming holy lives?
Readings distributed to registrants. Light lunch served.
OPEN TO ALL - REGISTRATION REQUIRED
IN-PERSON ONLY
Supported by the Lynch Foundation
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