32 - The Middle, Cornice of Sloth, Canto 17, Purgatorio

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Travels with Dante: In Search of Paradise

Georgia Tech Catholic Center

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2021 marks the 700th anniversary of the death of Dante Alighieri, the author of the Divine Comedy. Join Fr. Branson Hipp and Donovan Kelley of the Georgia Tech Catholic Center as we travel along the "other journey" with Dante, Virgil, and Beatrice. While other podcasts have focused on the literary or historical significance of this great work, our focus is primarily on what Dante's travels can tell us about living in the world today.

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32 - The Middle, Cornice of Sloth, Canto 17, Purgatorio

Travels with Dante: In Search of Paradise

9 minutes 44 seconds

4 years ago

32 - The Middle, Cornice of Sloth, Canto 17, Purgatorio

Join us this episode as we finally reach the middle point of the entire Divine Comedy! Fr. Branson and René have a discussion about the structure of Purgatory, as illustrated by Virgil, and talk about the ways disordered love, and disordered love only, leads man to sin.

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