The tendency of science to reduce all of the world and life in it to predictable laws of physics is not new. And poets since William Wordsworth two hundred years ago have insisted that life ought not to be reduced.
Since the theme of this year’s Wyoming School was “Beauty is Truth: Science and the Catholic Imagination,” we looked to poets to help us inform our imaginations as we look at world around us, the heavens, and our own human nature.
The poetry we read and discussed is all available online for free.
The Ancient and Modern Challenges of Technology--Genesis and Exodus by Dr. Jim Tonkowich
The Ancient and Modern Challenges of Technology--”Prometheus Bound” by Dr. Virginia Arbery
The Ancient and Modern Challenges of Technology--Ancient Greek Wisdom by Dr. Pavlos Papadopoulos
The Ancient and Modern Challenges of Technology--Introduction: Hephaestus by Dr. Glenn Arbery
Grads and Cowboy Hats with Dean Kyle Washut
Graduation 2023-Remarks by Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Graduation 2023-Senior Address by Miss Emma Hermanson
Graduation 2023: The President’s Address by Dr. Glenn Arbery
Much Ado About Much Ado with Dr. Tiffany Schubert
Sacred Music and Renewal with Mr. Paul Jernberg
St. Thomas on Providence with Dr. Michael Bolin
Political Rhetoric and the Common Good with Dr. Virginia Arbery
Gerard Manley Hopkins’ ”Spring” with Dr. Glenn Arbery
Jesus Condemned Commentary by St. Augustine read by Dr. Jim Tonkowich
Sacred Signs with Dr. Kent Lasnoski
Outdoor Week with Dr. Tom Zimmer
Philosophizing about Nature with Dr. Henry Zepeda
Lies and the Father of Lies in Milton’s ”Paradise Lost” with Prof. Adam Cooper
Exploring ”The Brothers Karamazov” with Dr. Tiffany Schubert
Lent Begins with Fr. Godfrey Okwunga
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