THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS

New day and time for this course!

Saturdays February 14, 21 & March 7, 14 (no class 2/28)
10 a.m. Pacific time
Via ZOOM 

The Seven Deadly Sins
In this course, we will discuss the seven deadly sins as conceived by two great thinkers, St. Thomas Aquinas and Dante Alighieri. We will together look at excerpts from Dante’s allegorical poem, Inferno, alongside the characterizations of pride, envy, wrath, sloth, avarice, gluttony, and lust found in Aquinas’ Summa theologiae. Along the way, we will discuss broader themes such as the process of self-examination, the effects of sin, and the virtues of humility, magnanimity, and hope. 

Speaker
Isabel Cortens is a PhD philosophy student at Saint Louis University. Her academic interests include eschatology, love, and union between persons. Prior to her studies, she served as a Mercy Missionary with St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church in Portland, OR. She is currently carrying out her research at the University of Notre Dame.

Fee: $10 for all 4 sessions

Questions? Email Margaret at [email protected]

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