St. Francis Of Assisi

Former University of Dallas Literature Professor and long-time parishioner Dr. Robert Alexander explains how and why we might be able to see the illustrations of Christ in the writings of the ancient pagans. Classics such as the Iliad, the Aeneid and the Odyssey and so much more will reveal Christ so long as we know where to look.

Former University of Dallas Literature Professor and long-time parishioner Dr. Robert Alexander explains how and why we might be able to see the illustrations of Christ in the writings of the ancient pagans. Classics such as the Iliad, the Aeneid and the Odyssey and so much more will reveal Christ so long as we know where to look.

Former University of Dallas Literature Professor and long-time parishioner Dr. Robert Alexander explains how and why we might be able to see the illustrations of Christ in the writings of the ancient pagans. Classics such as the Iliad, the Aeneid and the Odyssey and so much more will reveal Christ so long as we know where to look.

Former University of Dallas Literature Professor and long-time parishioner Dr. Robert Alexander explains how and why we might be able to see the illustrations of Christ in the writings of the ancient pagans. Classics such as the Iliad, the Aeneid and the Odyssey and so much more will reveal Christ so long as we know where to look.

Former University of Dallas Literature Professor and long-time parishioner Dr. Robert Alexander explains how and why we might be able to see the illustrations of Christ in the writings of the ancient pagans. Classics such as the Iliad, the Aeneid and the Odyssey and so much more will reveal Christ so long as we know where to look.

Former University of Dallas Literature Professor and long-time parishioner Dr. Robert Alexander explains how and why we might be able to see the illustrations of Christ in the writings of the ancient pagans. Classics such as the Iliad and the Odyssey and so much more will reveal Christ so long as we know where to look.

Former University of Dallas Literature Professor and long-time parishioner Dr. Robert Alexander explains how and why we might be able to see the illustrations of Christ in the writings of the ancient pagans. Classics such as the Iliad and the Odyssey and so much more will reveal Christ so long as we know where to look.

Former University of Dallas Literature Professor and long-time parishioner Dr. Robert Alexander explains how and why we might be able to see the illustrations of Christ in the writings of the ancient pagans. Classics such as the Iliad and the Odyssey and so much more will reveal Christ so long as we know where to look.

Former University of Dallas Literature Professor and long-time parishioner Dr. Robert Alexander explains how and why we might be able to see the illustrations of Christ in the writings of the ancient pagans. Classics such as the Iliad and the Odyssey and so much more will reveal Christ so long as we know where to look.

Former University of Dallas Literature Professor and long-time parishioner Dr. Robert Alexander explains how and why we might be able to see the illustrations of Christ in the writings of the ancient pagans. Classics such as the Iliad and the Odyssey and so much more will reveal Christ so long as we know where to look.

Former University of Dallas Literature Professor and long-time parishioner Dr. Robert Alexander explains how and why we might be able to see the illustrations of Christ in the writings of the ancient pagans. Classics such as the Iliad and the Odyssey and so much more will reveal Christ so long as we know where to look.

Pope Francis recommended Dante’s Divine Comedy for reading during the Holy Year of Mercy, stating that Dante is “a prophet of hope, herald of the possibility of redemption, liberation and the profound transformation of every man and woman, of all humanity.” . As part of the ‘Literature as Prophecy’ class, Dr. Robert Alexander will be offering a course diving through one of the most influential pieces of literature in Christianity, The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri. Starting with the Inferno, then Purgatorio, all the way to Paradiso, find out why this work has changed the minds and hearts of so many throughout the centuries.

Pope Francis recommended Dante’s Divine Comedy for reading during the Holy Year of Mercy, stating that Dante is “a prophet of hope, herald of the possibility of redemption, liberation and the profound transformation of every man and woman, of all humanity.” . As part of the ‘Literature as Prophecy’ class, Dr. Robert Alexander will be offering a course diving through one of the most influential pieces of literature in Christianity, The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri. Starting with the Inferno, then Purgatorio, all the way to Paradiso, find out why this work has changed the minds and hearts of so many throughout the centuries.

Pope Francis recommended Dante’s Divine Comedy for reading during the Holy Year of Mercy, stating that Dante is “a prophet of hope, herald of the possibility of redemption, liberation and the profound transformation of every man and woman, of all humanity.” . As part of the ‘Literature as Prophecy’ class, Dr. Robert Alexander will be offering a course diving through one of the most influential pieces of literature in Christianity, The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri. Starting with the Inferno, then Purgatorio, all the way to Paradiso, find out why this work has changed the minds and hearts of so many throughout the centuries.

Pope Francis recommended Dante’s Divine Comedy for reading during the Holy Year of Mercy, stating that Dante is “a prophet of hope, herald of the possibility of redemption, liberation and the profound transformation of every man and woman, of all humanity.” . As part of the ‘Literature as Prophecy’ class, Dr. Robert Alexander will be offering a course diving through one of the most influential pieces of literature in Christianity, The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri. Starting with the Inferno, then Purgatorio, all the way to Paradiso, find out why this work has changed the minds and hearts of so many throughout the centuries.

Pope Francis recommended Dante’s Divine Comedy for reading during the Holy Year of Mercy, stating that Dante is “a prophet of hope, herald of the possibility of redemption, liberation and the profound transformation of every man and woman, of all humanity.” . As part of the ‘Literature as Prophecy’ class, Dr. Robert Alexander will be offering a course diving through one of the most influential pieces of literature in Christianity, The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri. Starting with the Inferno, then Purgatorio, all the way to Paradiso, find out why this work has changed the minds and hearts of so many throughout the centuries.

Pope Francis recommended Dante’s Divine Comedy for reading during the Holy Year of Mercy, stating that Dante is “a prophet of hope, herald of the possibility of redemption, liberation and the profound transformation of every man and woman, of all humanity.” . As part of the ‘Literature as Prophecy’ class, Dr. Robert Alexander will be offering a course diving through one of the most influential pieces of literature in Christianity, The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri. Starting with the Inferno, then Purgatorio, all the way to Paradiso, find out why this work has changed the minds and hearts of so many throughout the centuries.

Pope Francis recommended Dante’s Divine Comedy for reading during the Holy Year of Mercy, stating that Dante is “a prophet of hope, herald of the possibility of redemption, liberation and the profound transformation of every man and woman, of all humanity.” . As part of the ‘Literature as Prophecy’ class, Dr. Robert Alexander will be offering a course diving through one of the most influential pieces of literature in Christianity, The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri. Starting with the Inferno, then Purgatorio, all the way to Paradiso, find out why this work has changed the minds and hearts of so many throughout the centuries.

Pope Francis recommended Dante’s Divine Comedy for reading during the Holy Year of Mercy, stating that Dante is “a prophet of hope, herald of the possibility of redemption, liberation and the profound transformation of every man and woman, of all humanity.” . As part of the ‘Literature as Prophecy’ class, Dr. Robert Alexander will be offering a course diving through one of the most influential pieces of literature in Christianity, The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri. Starting with the Inferno, then Purgatorio, all the way to Paradiso, find out why this work has changed the minds and hearts of so many throughout the centuries.

Pope Francis recommended Dante’s Divine Comedy for reading during the Holy Year of Mercy, stating that Dante is “a prophet of hope, herald of the possibility of redemption, liberation and the profound transformation of every man and woman, of all humanity.” . As part of the ‘Literature as Prophecy’ class, Dr. Robert Alexander will be offering a course diving through one of the most influential pieces of literature in Christianity, The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri. Starting with the Inferno, then Purgatorio, all the way to Paradiso, find out why this work has changed the minds and hearts of so many throughout the centuries.