The Cammino, all in one place

September 19, 2013

Thanks to Dominic Preziosi and all the folks at Commonweal, the discussion we had about Dante's Commedia this Easter season is now all in one place.

http://www.commonwealmagazine.org/un-cammino-attraverso-la-commedia

I greatly enjoyed reading and blogging about Dante, and I'm currently thinking of the next reading group we could do. (Suggestions for books and suggestions for times are appreciated.)

Scott D. Moringiello is an an assistant professor in the Department of Catholic Studies at DePaul University, where he teaches courses in Catholic theology and religion and literature. He blogs at dotCommonweal.

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