Saturday, February 21, 2009

Catholic custom: the "lectio brevis"...

On the first day of class, by Roman tradition, the professor gives a lectio brevis, which means the class ends early after a brief introduction.
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5 comments:

Rev. Daren J. Zehnle, J.C.L., K.C.H.S. said...

One of my seminary professors always did this; it was great!

1:50 PM
Simon Platt said...

Sounds good to me. I'll have to try that in my lectures. Only once a year, you say?

3:08 PM
Anonymous said...

What first day of class?

Aren't you from the Angelicum?

Class started days ago....or theology is different?

How do fanullone bloggers write their tesina?

3:52 PM
Anonymous said...

so school started?
Much love Mom

10:07 PM
John Paul Sonnen said...

Yes, classes started on Monday. Some do it on the first as well as the last day of lectures, too.

12:19 AM

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