∙ VANDAL CATHOLIC INTELLECT ∙

WHO IS DR. GRACJAN?

If you don't want to know how the seminal event of the past 500 years, the Great War, created ou r current world and so many of its attendant issues, from crises in faith, art, and architecture, to the role of men and women in society, the definitive transition from Empire to popular democracy, and the connection between the Apparitions at Fatima to the Bolshevik Revolution and the Second World War, do not take the class. If you do want to know these things, and so much more, especially what it means for you, a Catholic man and woman living in 2021, take this class, and begin the journey towards seeing what the problems of today are and how we might begin to solve them.

 

Fall Course

Have you ever felt that classic itch to learn the language of the Eiffel Tower, rainy Aprils, art and culture, and love? Maybe you’ve never realized that in addition to all the previous stereotypes, and so many more, French is an incredibly important Catholic language, France having long ago earned the moniker ‘eldest daughter of the Church.
 

All interested are invited to come to the St. Augustine Catholic Center each Wednesday at 11 AM for this fall’s French class offering.

St. Augustine's is proud to offer Vandal Catholic Intellect as part of our deep commitment to helping both university students and the Moscow community grow in their understanding of the Catholic intellectual tradition. To this aim, Vandal Catholic Intellect offers the following programs and events:

• Vandal Catholic Intellect Courses -- classes taught each semester by Dr. Gracjan Kraszewski on topics such as The Catholic Optic, Art and Architecture, Catholic Literature, etc. Click here to register. You can attend in person or via Zoom! 
• The Great Debate -- an annual event hosted on the University of Idaho campus between two experts in their fields with differing opinions. The debate strives to engage faithful Catholic teaching and model rigorous but respectful dialogue on controversial topics.
• Vandal Catholic Encounter Lectures -- monthly evening lectures on a variety of  topics. Past topics include: Comic Book Heroes and Catholicism, Catholics in the Civil War South, Really?, Frozen Music: Buildings and Belief, Catholicism and Politics, Catholicism and Literature, Catholicism and Sports.
• Ask Me Anything Nights -- an evening event offered each semester in which students can pose any question to Fr. Chase and Dr. Gracjan and hear their responses and dialogue.