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Jerusalem: A Transcendent Vision with Intermediate Consequences | Fr. James Doran

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Join us for an inspiring and thought-provoking lecture by Fr. James Doran, delivered at the 2024 Intercollegiate Studies Institute Annual Honors Conference. In his talk, titled "Jerusalem: A Transcendent Vision with Intermediate Consequences," Fr. Doran explores the profound spiritual, cultural, and philosophical dimensions of Jerusalem as a symbol of the eternal and the temporal.

Through rich theological insights and historical reflections, Fr. Doran unpacks how the vision of Jerusalem transcends its physical and historical reality, offering a framework for understanding humanity's longing for the divine and its implications for the moral and cultural order of our world today.

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