Graduate Student Wine and Cheese
Oct 31st, 2011 by Office Manager
Graduate Student Wine and Cheese Saturday, Nov. 5, 7:30pm, Newman Center Game Room An evening of wine, cheese, and a can’t-miss discussion on the new Mass translation led by Fr. Stephen. Pinot, bleu, and the “Lord with be you”… do you know the answer?! The evening will afford an opportunity to discover and discuss the upcoming changes to the English translation of Catholic liturgical texts. Gloria, Creed, “I confess,” Holy, Holy, and several other new standard parts of the Mass will clarified for, “people of good will.” For more information, email frstephen@pittsburghoratory.org.
All students are welcome to stop in for a thoughtful and tasty evening as we welcome Mr. Mark Shea to CMU. As a writer on Catholicism and culture, and an occasional freelance actor, he has more than a few interesting observations on the interplay between classical drama – or even theatre in general – and the Gospel. Theatre, broadly considered, has a sacred character, in virtue both of its origins as well as its purpose. Religion – Catholicism especially – likewise of its nature tends to the dramatic. They are related as well as distinct, from the perspective of their subject – the human “person” – which is to say, the human “mask”. Come for a fascinating and enlightening evening, and bring a friend! A light dinner will be served in conjunction with the event.
Mark Shea is an accomplished Catholic writer and sometime actor with a flair for witty turns; he blogs at “
