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OUR EVENTS

BOOK TALK: Hindu and Catholic, Priest and Scholar: A Love Story

FREE & OPEN TO ALL

BOOK TALK

HINDU AND CATHOLIC, PRIEST AND SCHOLAR: A LOVE STORY

Thursday, February 12, 5:00 PM
Student Lounge, Harvard Catholic Center, Arrow St., Cambridge, MA

Francis X. Clooney, S.J. 

Harvard University

Join us for a book talk by Fr. Francis Clooney, Parkman Professor of Divinity at Harvard Divinity School, on his recent memoir, Hindu and Catholic, Priest and Scholar: A Love Story, Fr. Clooney sheds light on his lifelong work at the intersection of Hindu and Catholic traditions, while embodying a deep commitment to interreligious dialogue and to scholarship as a priest-scholar. Q&A and reception to follow. Walk-ins welcome, but registration requested.

The Road to Calvary: Music for Lent and Passiontide

FREE & OPEN TO ALL

Co-presented by St. Paul’s Harvard Square and the Harvard Catholic Center

THE ROAD TO CALVARY

MUSIC FOR LENT AND PASSIONTIDE

Sunday, February 22, 3:00 PM EST
St. Paul’s Church, Harvard Square (Corner Bow and Arrow Streets, Cambridge, MA) & Livestreamed

Harvard Catholic Schola at St. Paul’s, directed by William Endicott

Look ahead on the journey to Passion Week with some of the most moving and beautiful music composed for Lent and Passiontide, including selections from the Tenebrae service, hymns, chants, and motets. The Harvard Catholic Schola offers its annual concert on this second Sunday of Lent. Reception to follow.

Who is the Man of the Shroud?

FREE & OPEN TO ALL

WHO IS THE MAN OF THE SHROUD?

Thursday, March 26, 6:00 PM EDT

DiGiovanni Hall, St. Paul’s Campus, 29 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge & Livestreamed

Fr. Andrew Dalton 

Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum

The Shroud of Turin has fascinated and puzzled historians and archaeologists with its mysterious blood-stained image of a man, believed by many to be Jesus of Nazareth. Join Fr. Dalton as he discusses the history of the Shroud and what this unique relic can teach us about the Christian faith. Reception to follow.

Co-sponsored by St. Paul’s Parish

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