The Dies Irae, a hymn from the 12th century, speaks about the second coming of Christ and the Judgment Day. In addition to that, the Latin text just happens correspond with the Latin Wyoming Catholic College sophomores are learning right now.
It is, in fact, a powerful and challenging combination of poetry, theology, spirituality, and Latin grammar.
Noticing all that, Prof. Kyle Washut and Prof. Eugene Hamilton integrated a bit of second year Latin with second year Trivium. Prof. Washut is our guest this week on The After Dinner Scholar
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Giving Thanks with President Kyle Washut
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”The Merchant of Venice” with Dr. Adam Cooper
”Leisure the Basis of Culture” with Dr. Michael Bolin
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