Schedule:
The following is a schedule of lecture titles with topics that will be touched upon. It is subject to revision, so please be in touch and stay informed.
1. May 27– Introduction: Seeing “Religion”
2. May 28 – The Search for Origins: Jesus, Peter, Paul
3. May 29 – An Out-Law Church: Fabian, Cornelius, and Stephen I
4. May 30 – When the Emperor Becomes Christian: Sylvester I
5. June 3 – Gregory I: The Pastor of Rome
6. June 4 – Turning Westward: Leo III and Nicholas I
7. June 5 – Cadavers and Whores: Stephen VI and John XII
8. June 6 – Popes Reforming and Crusading: Gregory VII and Urban II
9. June 10 – “More than Human, Less than God”: Innocent III (FIRST SITE VISIT REPORT DUE!)
10. June 11 – Avignon and Babylon: Boniface VIII, Clement V, and Clement VI
11. June 12 – The Papacy Splintered: Urban VI and Gregory XII
12. June 13 – MIDPOINT EXAM
13. June 17 – Patrons of the Arts and War: Pius II, Alexander VI, and Julius II (Second Site Visit Due!)
14. June 18 – Reformed and Unrecognizable: Leo X, Paul III, and Pius V
15. June 19 – The Papacy in an Expanding Universe: Urban VIII, Clement XI, and Pius VII
16. June 20 – The Prince Without a Country: Pius IX and Leo XIII
17. June 24 – The Problem of Modernism: Pius X, Benedict XV, Pius XI (Third Site Visit Due!)
18. June 25 – Wars Hot and Cold: Pius XII, John XXIII and Paul VI
19. June 26 – Pilgrim and Scholar: John Paul II and Benedict XVI
20. June 27 – From Now On: Francis
21. June 28 – FINAL REVIEW