Please enjoy Barbara Elliott’s presentation on “Catholic Imagination and Contemporary Culture,” delivered at the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology.
DSPT Fellow – Barbara Elliott’s Presentation on Catholic Imagination and Contemporary Culture from DSPT on Vimeo.
This lecture was first published here in March 2012. Dr. Barbara Elliott’s presentation at the Third Annual Convocation of the DSPT College of Fellows – January 28, 2012 – Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas – Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology.
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I just love how elegant Barbara is–in every single way. After all the horrors associated with what most Americans perceive to be conservatism, Barbara is a wonder and a gem.
Very inspiring! I’ve heard the name and have skimmed through some of Barbara Elliot’s writing but now I have a good understanding of who she is and what she does.