Public Session Explores Catholic Church's Role in 'On the Poverty Line'
Madeira GuideA public session in Funchal will examine the depiction of the Catholic Church in the novel 'On the Poverty Line', as part of Madeira's 50th Autonomy anniversary celebrations.
The Galeria Anjos Teixeira in Funchal, Madeira, is set to host a public session on July 23rd at 7 PM to explore the portrayal of the Catholic Church in literature. The focus will be on the novel 'On the Poverty Line' by Hugo Amaro.
This event is part of the 'History with Stories' series, celebrating the 50th anniversary of Madeira's autonomy. The series aims to delve into historical narratives and their impact on contemporary society.
Renowned theologian and priest, JosĂ© LuĂs Rodrigues, will be the featured speaker. His insights are expected to offer a profound understanding of the Church's influence depicted in the novel.
The session promises to be a significant cultural event for both locals and tourists, providing a platform for thoughtful discussion on the intersection of religion and literature.
Sources
Madeira Guide
Author