The Literary Catholic welcomes Joseph Pearce for an interview on the campus of Sacred Heart University.

Joseph Pearce, originally from England, is an internationally acclaimed author with 30 published books, including bestsellers The Quest for Shakespeare, Tolkien: Man and Myth, and the most recent, Classic Literature Made Simple: Fifty Great Books in a Nutshell. He is the editor of the St. Austin Review. Professor Pearce has given lectures at many international literary events and currently serves as a Visiting Professor of Literature at Ave Maria University and as a Visiting Fellow at Thomas More College of Liberal Arts in Merrimack, New Hampshire.

Rafael Pi Roman: An acclaimed journalist with extensive experience in public affairs and political news, Rafael Pi Roman has been a key figure at Thirteen/WNET since 1992. His Emmy award-winning work includes hosting and producing numerous programs, such as “New York Voices” and “New Jersey Capitol Report.” Pi Roman’s deep understanding of media and engaging interviewing style make him an ideal moderator for “The Literary Catholic.”

About Sacred Heart University and the Center for Catholic Studies:

Sacred Heart University, located in Fairfield, Connecticut, is a contemporary Catholic university rooted in the liberal arts and the Catholic intellectual tradition. The university is known for its commitment to academic excellence and dedication to cultivating the whole person. Sacred Heart’s Center for Catholic Studies fosters an understanding of Catholicism’s intellectual tradition and its contributions to human knowledge and culture. The Center aims to deepen students’ appreciation of their faith and its relevance to contemporary issues through interdisciplinary programs and initiatives.

About The Guild of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus:

Founded by Bishop Frank J. Caggiano, the Guild of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus is committed to fostering spiritual growth and community through the Sacred Arts. Our mission is to connect individuals to their faith, ignite their imagination, and support their journey toward a deeper relationship with God.

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