Conference on the Catholic Imagination

America Media Events August 01, 2016

Robie Macauley, Arthur Koestler and Flannery O’Connor at Amana Colonies in Iowa, Oct 9, 1947.

Join America Media and Fordham University's Curran Center for American Catholic Studies at a conference on the Catholic Literary Imagination, April 27-29. Full details and reservations can be found here.

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