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His most recent book is an ambitious, multi-volumed biography of the pope emeritus. The first volume, titled Seewald recently corresponded with Carl E. Olson, editor of CWR, about his biography of Benedict XVI, and spoke in detail about Ratzinger’s childhood, personality, education, and role in key Church events—especially the Second Vatican Council. CWR: Let’s begin with some background. When and how did you first become acquainted with Joseph Ratzinger? Peter Seewald: My first encounte...

His most recent book is an ambitious, multi-volumed biography of the pope emeritus. The first volume, titled Seewald recently corresponded with Carl E. Olson, editor of CWR, about his biography of Benedict XVI, and spoke in detail about Ratzinger’s childhood, personality, education, and role in key Church events—especially the Second Vatican Council. CWR: Let’s begin with some background. When and how did you first become acquainted with Joseph Ratzinger? Peter Seewald: My first encounte...

In the midst of final exam week and the COVID-19 pandemic, Saint Joseph’s University held true to its promise of presenting the “Reverend Donald I. MacLean Chair” Fall 2020 Lecture for students, faculty, staff, and community members. Well-attended virtually with over fifty guests, the webinar featured the Academic Year 2020-2021 MacLean Chair Dr. Andreas Gösele, S.J. whose areas of expertise include political and social philosophy, social and environmental ethics, logic, and t...

  Max Nonnenbruch(25January1857–13March1922)was a German painter from the Munich School, a group mostly known for their Neoclassicism and Symbolism scenes.   was a famous German painter in the Art Nouveau Jugendstil Early 1900s Period. A member of the Munich School, the name given to a group of artists who studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Munich  

25 December 2020 6:16am Two pieces of art painted in the 19th century, by artists who are considered representative exponents of Greek Christmas folklore. They both studied in Munich, and both are representatives of the Munich School and the Academic style of painting, and they were professors at Athens School of Fine Arts. The famous ”Carols,” painted by Nikiforos Lytras (1832 – 1904) is an excellent typical example of a Christmas aspect of life in the Greek countryside and the province ...