
Thursdays, 4-5pm; Aquinas House Study Lounge
4 weeks; 1/31-2/22
This course offers students a rich grasp of the beatitudes given at the start of The Sermon on the Mount (Mt. 5:1-11). According to the late theologian Servais Pinckaers, the beatitudes amount to God’s bringing us to full happiness. In this class we will explore how “the poor in spirit,” “those who mourn,” and those “persecuted for righteousness sake,” to name but a few, are rightly said to be fully happy in accord with God’s plan.
About the Instructor: Fr Christopher M. Saliga, OP, RN is in his first year as a Catholic Chaplain on the Aquinas House pastoral team at Dartmouth College. Prior to arriving in Hanover, he served in Kenya’s Nyanza Province in a missionary capacity. His campus ministry experience includes: university chaplain of Walsh University; adjunct Catholic campus ministry at Quinnipiac University; and adjunct Catholic campus ministry at Columbia University. (an extended bio available on the syllabus)
Click here to view the syllabus.
To register, email Andrew Schuman at aschuman@watermaninstitute.org




