Out of concern for the safety of our students and staff, Christianity and Culture Course 2020 has been cancelled. We shall resume the course for the summer of 2021.
The âChristianity and Culture in Romeâ course aims to form University professors, administrators, and staff in their knowledge and appreciation of the fundamental role that Christianity has played in the formation of Western civilization, and to thus better equip them for the challenges of the new evangelization of contemporary culture. It attains these ends through three principal means:
- The systematic study â historical, philosophical, and theological â of the key elements that make up the Catholic âVision of the Worldâ (Weltanschauung), especially its vision of the human person, of God, and of the natural world, and an analysis of the contemporary society from this perspective.
- Guided visits in Rome where the theory of the Catholic Vision of the World is enriched by witnessing the historical development of a Christian culture.
- Religious activities like daily mass, opportunities for confession, a pilgrimage to Assisi, and an audience with the Pope, in order to encourage a personal and transforming encounter with Christ.
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