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How is a poem like a prayer? How can poetry nourish a life of faith? Join us for poems, prompts, and afternoon snacks on Fridays!
Poetry and Wonder
Moderated by Jason Blakely and Leigh Tost
Poetry and Attention
Moderated by Jason Blakely and Mary Ortiz
Poetry and Joy
Moderated by David Albertson and Mary Ortiz
Poetry and the Theological Virtues
Moderated by Stefano Rebeggiani and Fr. Luke Dysinger
How is a poem like a prayer? How can poetry nourish a life of faith? Join us for poems, prompts, and afternoon snacks on Fridays!
Beauty and Virtue
Moderated by David Albertson and Fr. Luke Dysinger
How is a poem like a prayer? How can poetry nourish a life of faith? Join us for poems, prompts, and afternoon snacks on Fridays!
Beauty and Virtue
Moderated by David Albertson and Fr. Luke Dysinger
Come experience Catholic art at the Getty Center with Nova Forum! Living the Catholic faith is a search for truth and goodness, but also beauty. Come face to face with the beauty of our tradition and meet fellow students from USC and around LA.
Poetry and Joy
Moderated by David Albertson and Mary Ortiz
How is a poem like a prayer? How can poetry nourish a life of faith? Join us for poems, prompts, and afternoon snacks at Taper Hall on Friday!
Does being a feminist meant leaving religion behind? What kind of feminism is needed today, and what role can religion play?
Poetry and Attention
Moderated by Jason Blakely and Mary Ortiz
How is a poem like a prayer? How can poetry nourish a life of faith? Join us for poems, prompts, and afternoon snacks at Taper Hall on Friday!
Professor Andrea Robiglio is a leading scholar of Thomas Aquinas and a philosopher at the Catholic University of Leuven in Belgium. He will offer a lecture on the idea of love in Dante‘s poetry, open to all USC students on campus. This event is sponsored by the Catholic Student Association in collaboration with Nova Forum and will be advertised in the departments of Religion and Classics.
Poetry and Wonder
Moderated by Jason Blakely and Leigh Tost
Gold Masses are celebrated for Catholics who are or have been involved with the sciences. The patron of this mass is St. Albert the Great, a 13th century Dominican friar, teacher of St. Thomas Aquinas, and patron saint of scientists.
Come hear the amazing story of the scientist and Catholic convert who survived the atomic bomb on Nagasaki and brought healing to his people.
COLLIS Institute for Catholic Thought and Culture at Cornell University is pleased to present two lectures by acclaimed scholars Stephen Bullivant (St. Mary's University, London) and Angela Franks (St. John's Seminary) on Saturday, Nov. 16 as part of the conference, “Inflection Point: A Convocation of Catholic Student Leaders.” The conference will welcome more than fifty students from universities in Upstate NY and from In Lumine Network institutes. The keynotes will focus on, “The US Church in an Era of Secularization: Past, Present, and Possible Futures,” (Bullivant) and “Liquid Identity: Our Current Situation and How We Can Respond" (Franks).
How is a poem like a prayer? How can poetry nourish a life of faith? Join us for poems, prompts, and afternoon snacks at Taper Hall on Friday!
Poetry and the Theological Virtues
Moderated by Stefano Rebeggiani and Fr. Luke Dysinger
The CFCP and the Nova Forum are delighted to partner to bring you a book forum on Jason Blakely’s timely book Lost in Ideology: Interpreting Modern Political Life (Columbia 2024).
How is a poem like a prayer? How can poetry nourish a life of faith? Join us for poems, prompts, and afternoon snacks at Taper Hall on Friday!
Poetry and the Moral Virtues
Moderated by Stefano Rebeggiani and Leigh Tost
Our symposium presents research in progress from USC humanities faculty on the “supernatural,” narratives of disenchantment, and more!
Peter Harrison traces the history of these two categories and opens up new possibilities for thinking about the relations between them.
How is a poem like a prayer? How can poetry nourish a life of faith? Join us for poems, prompts, and afternoon snacks at the Caruso Center on Friday!
Beauty and Virtue
Moderated by David Albertson and Fr. Luke Dysinger
In collaboration with Mount S. Mary’s Da Camera Society, Musica Transalpina is proud to present sacred chamber works from 18th Century Rome & Naples what were intended for devotion, reflection, and meditation.
In collaboration with Mount S. Mary’s Da Camera Society, Musica Transalpina is proud to present sacred chamber works from 18th Century Rome & Naples what were intended for devotion, reflection, and meditation.
Come experience Catholic art at the Getty Center with Nova Forum! Living the Catholic faith is a search for truth and goodness, but also beauty. Come face to face with the beauty of our tradition and meet fellow students from USC and around LA.
Join Musica Transalpina as we seek to recreate how Mass for the Ascension could have sounded during the golden age of Venice, when Ascension was observed with especial pomp & solemnity to celebrate the symbolic marriage of Venice to the sea. Magnificent compositions for multiple choirs of brass, strings, and voices will transport you to an age of majesty, nobility, & faith on Saturday May 11 at 7 P. M. at the historic S. Vincent de Paul parish church, built by the Countess Doheny in 1925.
Institute for Advanced Catholic Studies at USC presents: “Beauty at Work: the Role Beauty Plays in our Lives and in the Work We Do” The Institute for Advanced Catholic Studies at USC will host Brandon Vaidyanathan, Ph.D., on Thursday, April 4 for a presentation titled "Beauty at Work: the role Beauty Plays in our Lives and Cultures.”
