Who is St. Francis of Assisi? A Seminar from St. Gregory's Hall Catholic Cultural Center
No saint is as well-known and popular around the world as Francis of Assisi (1182-1226). But who was St. Francis? How did his life and message transform Western Christianity in the second Millennium? These questions will be explored through the writings of St. Francis himself, St. Bonaventure, and others in this weekly seminar taught by St. Gregory's Hall scholar-in-residence Fr. Bob Sprott, OFM. Morning and evening sessions available. $100 suggested donation.
Date and Time
Wednesday Oct 7, 2026
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM CDT
10 AM - 12PM or 6 PM - 8 PM
*There are two sessions for this seminar; registration required; registrants will have the option of choosing the morning or evening class upon signing up.
Location
St. Gregory the Great - Msgr. Klasen Building (1609 W. Gregory)
Fees/Admission
$100 suggested donation. You can pay online or bring a check or cash to the class. Make checks payable to Mary, Mother of God Parish with "St. Gregory's Hall" in the memo line. All donations are used to cover program and staff-related expenses of St. Gregory's Hall. No funds are used for general Parish operating expenses.
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