Part of the Beato Fra Angelico Fine Arts series, Dr. Sara Pecknold gave a recital and talk discussing the history of traditional Irish music. The performance included Christendom music professor Dr. Larissa Fedoryka, Rachel Piazza (class of 2024), and Nolan Ladewski.

Father Deacon Christopher Todd '12, Ukrainian Catholic Deacon and Christendom Alumnus, gave a lecture on "Eastern Catholic Churches: St. John Paul II and the Legacy of Vatican II" on February 5, 2024.

For the last installment of the Beato Fra Angelico Fine Arts series, Professor Kathleen Sullivan gave a talk discussing the positive impact literature can have in our lives. Her lecture focused on how literature “helps restore joy and wonder in our lives.”

Professor Sharon Hickson of Christendom College delivered a talk on A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. The talk touches on the paradoxes in the novel, the season of Advent as a season of hope, as well as a reflection and commentary on the Victorian Age.

Dr. McInerny delivered a talk in the final installment of the Beato Fra Angelica Fine Arts events entitled: “The Longing for Beauty in Our Age of Anxiety”. The talk discussed “the transcendent nature of beauty and the desperate need of our anxious, attention-fractured culture to experience this transcendence. As well as how more and more our culture is defined by the metaphor of the machine and the power associated with the machine. And what’s ironic is that, while the machine is of our own making and its power is something we desire, we at the same time feel a desperate sense of unease and anxiety over the thing we have wrought. Like Victor Frankenstein, we feel haunted and entrapped by the creature we have made. Thus in our culture we are in great need of that which will enable us to transcend and overcome our own menacing mechanisms. Grace, of course, is the most important source of transcendence, but natural, artistic, and moral beauty are key sources of transcendence as well.”

Sarah Pecknold delivered a talk titled: "Pietoso Medico": Giovanni Teipolo, Claudio Monteverdi, and Devotion to the Most Precious Blood in 17th Century Venice to the faculty and students of Christendom College.

For a special edition of Into the Deep, Father Sean Kilcawley, a nationally known Integrity Restored speaker and a diocesan priest of the Diocese of Lincoln, Nebraska gave a dynamic address on the practicals of living a life free of pornography.