Benedictus College in London — a Catholic liberal arts college inspired by the writings of Blessed John Henry Newman — is planning its third annual residential summer school program for students aged 17-25, giving them access to liberal arts formation that is otherwise hard to come by in the United Kingdom, the College’s director told The Cardinal Newman Society.
“This program is unique for liberal arts students as it gives equal weight to material and to intellectual culture, looking at the classical and Catholic tradition across the visual arts and architecture as well as through its philosophical, theological and literary texts,” said Dr. Clare Hornsby, director of Benedictus College. “Students will gain a richness of insight into the culture and contexts out of which these cultures grew, all taking place in London.”
“This program is unique for liberal arts students as it gives equal weight to material and to intellectual culture, looking at the classical and Catholic tradition across the visual arts and architecture as well as through its philosophical, theological and literary texts,” said Dr. Clare Hornsby, director of Benedictus College. “Students will gain a richness of insight into the culture and contexts out of which these cultures grew, all taking place in London.”
