This course is all about literature and how to read it. It is about how people of different persuasions respond to various types of literary works, and how their responses are explained in the form of theory. It deals with the application of general and specific principles of literary analysis. By extension, it is also about how to teach literature.

Like other university courses, Lit 134 is a form of inquiry. In particular, it is an inquiry into the nature, function, and study of literature. It presents certain fundamental issues and clarifies how these issues can be addressed in various ways.

RVED126: Liturgy and Sacraments explores the central role of liturgy in the life of the Church, focusing on its meaning, structure, and significance in Christian worship. The course provides a deeper understanding of the seven sacraments as visible signs of God’s grace, instituted by Christ and entrusted to the Church. It examines how liturgical celebrations shape faith, foster community, and guide believers in their spiritual journey. Through theological reflection and practical insights, students are invited to appreciate the richness of sacramental life and actively participate in meaningful and faithful worship.