About This Event
This event is sold out! But tickets are still available for Monday's nights event! Click here to register for Monday's event at Thomas More.
Join us for an evening with “The Pope’s Astronomer”! Brother Guy is an American research astronomer, physicist, and religious brother who currently serves as the director of the Vatican Observatory in Rome. As both a leading scientist and churchman, he offers a compelling and unique perspective on the compatibility of deep faith and scientific rigor. With humor and wit, he will lead us on a journey through the universe, reflecting on the beauty and order inherent in it and what they tell us about the origin and meaning of all things. The presentation will be followed by a live Q&A.
Join us on Tuesday, October 29th at 7 p.m. at Xavier University in The Kennedy Auditorium. The Kennedy Auditorium is located in Xavier’s Conaton Learning Commons, Room 412.
PARKING INFORMATION
Visitor Parking will be available at the Smith Lot. Please follow the directions below to obtain your digital visitor permit.
- Visit Xavier.edu/visitorpermit. Enter Event Code: (PH1024). *Code is case sensitive.
- Note: All visitors will be required to enter their personal and vehicle information.
- You will be prompted the first time to enter your vehicle and personal information.
- You do not need to print out anything; your plate is your permit.
- There will be Angelico Project signs in the designated parking lot.
About This Event
This event is sold out! But tickets are still available for Monday's nights event! Click here to register for Monday's event at Thomas More.
Join us for an evening with “The Pope’s Astronomer”! Brother Guy is an American research astronomer, physicist, and religious brother who currently serves as the director of the Vatican Observatory in Rome. As both a leading scientist and churchman, he offers a compelling and unique perspective on the compatibility of deep faith and scientific rigor. With humor and wit, he will lead us on a journey through the universe, reflecting on the beauty and order inherent in it and what they tell us about the origin and meaning of all things. The presentation will be followed by a live Q&A.
Join us on Tuesday, October 29th at 7 p.m. at Xavier University in The Kennedy Auditorium. The Kennedy Auditorium is located in Xavier’s Conaton Learning Commons, Room 412.
PARKING INFORMATION
Visitor Parking will be available at the Smith Lot. Please follow the directions below to obtain your digital visitor permit.
- Visit Xavier.edu/visitorpermit. Enter Event Code: (PH1024). *Code is case sensitive.
- Note: All visitors will be required to enter their personal and vehicle information.
- You will be prompted the first time to enter your vehicle and personal information.
- You do not need to print out anything; your plate is your permit.
- There will be Angelico Project signs in the designated parking lot.