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T.S. Eliot’s Paradiso: Four Quartets by Fr. Dwight Longenecker

In this discussion, Eliot’s later life and biography were explained to understand his complex poetry. Born in 1888 in St. Louis to a strict Unitarian family, Eliot’s journey took him from Harvard to Paris and then to England, where his troubled marriage to Vivian Haywood influenced his work, including The Waste Land. After converting to Anglicanism in 1927 and experiencing rising fame while his marriage deteriorated, Eliot’s reflections on repentance led him to embrace Catholicism. Following Vivian’s death in 1947, Eliot lived a life of penance until marrying Valerie in 1957; his final work, Four Quartets, embodies his spiritual evolution from personal turmoil to poetic enlightenment. #rosarycollege #catholiceducation #tseliot #paradiso #divinecomedy #frlongenecker #liberalarts #fiatshortcourse