Wandering lost in a wild land on Christmas Eve, Sir Gawain prayed, “I beg of you, O Lord, and Mary, that most merciful of mothers, and most dear, find me safe lodgings in some house, devoutly to hear Mass, and then your matins tomorrow morning. I meekly ask you, and to this purpose I promptly pray my Pater and my Ave, and Creed.”
Last week we looked at the fourteenth century poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight from a literary point of view. Our college president Dr. Glenn Arbery helped us understand the story, its structure, and its context.
But the anonymous author of the tale about Sir Gawain was interested in more than telling a good story. He had a clear theological and spiritual purpose as well. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is an intensely Christian poem. To help us understand how that’s the case, our guest this week is theologian Dr. Kent Lasnoski.
Poetry for the Feast of Christmas with The Wyoming Catholic College Faculty
Choirs of Angels, Choirs of College Students with Prof. Christopher Hodkinson
St. Augustine, the City of God, and the City of Man with Dr. Virginia Arbery
Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory in Thomas Aquinas with Dr. Kent Lasnoski
Virtue, Happy Endings, and the Novels of Jane Austen with Dr. Tiffany Shubert
Accreditation!: The End of a Long Journey with Dr. Glenn Arbery
Old Testament Judges and Kings and the Question of Centralization with Dr. Jeremy Holmes
Science in a Cup of Tea with Dr. Scott Olsson
Telemachus and the Birth of Wonder with Dr. Jason Baxter
Happiness and the Good in Aristotle's Nichomachean Ethics with Dr. Michael Bolin
Liberal Education from Plato to Wyoming Catholic College with Dr. Tiffany Schubert
Gods, Monsters, and Heroes: The Epic of Gilgamesh with Prof. Kyle Washut
Popular Government and Our Constitution with Dr. Pavlos Papadopoulos
The Virginian: Wyoming Cowboys and the Liberal Arts with Prof. Kyle Washut
Veritatis Splendor and Conscience with Dr. Kent Lasnoski
"The Splendor of Truth" Twenty-Five Years Later (Part 1) with Dr. Jeremy Holmes
Courage, Martyrdom, and "Murder in the Cathedral" with Prof. Kyle Washut
Lecture - St. Antony and Purifying Courage by Prof. Kyle Washut
St. Antony and the Courage That Purifies with Prof. Kyle Washut
Lecture - A Scheme, Courage, and Providence in Shakespeare's "Henry V" by Dr. Glenn Arbery
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