Scott Moringiello, scholar-in-residence at St. Gregory's Hall: A Home for Catholic Culture, is teaching a course exploring the ways in which the spiritual, theological, and aesthetic traditions of catholic faith inform major literary works of the past century. Participates engages readings of three authors. While the authors' background, style, and subject matter differ widely, their portrayals of human life and experience all draw on the paradoxical relation of sacred and profane, transcendent and terrestrial that characterizes the incarnation and the life of the sacraments.
Interview: https://www.stgregoryhall.org/blog/moringiello-interview