BOOKS: CATHOLIC WRITERS SERIES--DEPAUL UNIVERSITY, CHICAGO

Upcoming Events:

2007-2008 Catholic Studies Program Lecture Series:
"Writing and the Catholic Imagination"
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"Sinners and Saints: Charting the 20th-Century Catholic Literary Revival"
This inaugural lecture in the series will focus on the European scene (Russia, France, England), and end with some close attention to Graham Greene.
Where: Cortelyou Commons
When: October 29, 2007 7pm
Who: Mark Bosco, Loyola Chicago

"Autobiography and the Catholic Imagination: Augustine, Catherine, Ignatius, and C.S. Lewis."
A lunch-time panel featuring DePaul University faculty. Lunch will be served, please RSVP to the Catholic Studies Program.
Where: Cortelyou Commons
When: November 6, 11:30-1:00pm
Who: James Halstead, Jim Smith, Scott Kelley, and Karen Scott

Paul Elie, author of The Life You Save May Be Your Own
Where: Student Center, Multipurpose Room 120
When: November 8, 2007 7pm
Who: Paul Elie, Senior editor at FSG in New York.

"Catholicism and the American Literary Tradition: O'Connor, Hawthorne, Percy, Poe"
Where: TBA
When: Winter 2008
Who: Farrell O'Gorman

"Publishing the Catholic Imagination"
Where: TBA
When: Winter 2008
Who: Loyola Press of Chicago

Marilynne Robinson, author of Pulitzer-Prize winning Gilead and Housekeeping
Where: Student Center, Multipurpose Room 120
When: April 24, 2008
Who: Marilynne Robinson

Ron Hansen, author of The Assassination of Jesse James and Mariette in Ecstasy
Where: Cortelyou Commons
When: May 8, 2008
Who: Ron Hansen