PROVISIONAL SCHEDULE The final, detailed version will be provided upon arrival.

Weds 3rd Orientation, and our opening dinner at the Eagle & Child pub, Arrivals August where the Inklings used to meet. An introduction to Catholicism in England with Robert Faith & Culture in Moynihan (Inside the Vatican) and Léonie Caldecott (Second Thurs 4th England, from Spring). Visit to the Bodleian Library, the heart of the August Reformation to University, and a lecture from Kitty Turley on her ancestor, Revival Saint Thomas More. Group dinner at a local restaurant. Recusant England: Lectures on Edmund Campion with Gerard Kilroy (author of Fri 5th Censorship and Edmund Campion: A Scholarly Life), Shakespeare as a Dissident August Catholics writer with Clare Asquith (author of Shadowplay). Group Underground dinner at a local restaurant. Lectures with Clare Asquith and Martin Dodwell (author of Sat 6th Shakespeare and the Anne Line: Shakespeare's Tragic Muse). Group lunch or dinner at August Dissidents a local restaurant. Sun 7th Visit to Magdalen College, with punting on the river Cherwell. Exploring Oxford August Group dinner at a local restaurant. The 'Second Spring' Lectures on John Henry Newman & the re-establishment of the Mon 8th of English Catholic hierarchy of England. A walking tour of Newman's August Catholicism Oxford. Group dinner at a local restaurant. Lecture on William Morris and J.R.R. Tolkien with Holly Tues 9th The Rediscovery of Ordway. Visit to the Pre-Raphaelite murals at the Union August Heritage Day 1 Library. Group dinner at a local restaurant. Weds 10th The Rediscovery of Lecture on Chesterton and Belloc with a visit to the August Heritage Day 2 G. K. Chesterton Library. Group dinner at a local restaurant. Thurs Day trip to Visit to the famous 'White Horse' of G.K. Chesterton's Ballad, 11th Mapledurham & the and a picnic lunch. Tour of a recusant house (with secret rooms August White Horse where priests could be hidden in penal times). Lectures with Roy Peachy on the Catholic Literary Revival of the 20th century, particularly Waugh and Greene, and Michael Fri 12th Modern Catholic Ward (author of Planet Narnia) on C.S. Lewis. Seminar on August Literature ‘Gerard Manly Hopkins: Priest & Poet’, with Kitty Turley. Group dinner at a local restaurant. Visit to C.S. Lewis' house (now the C.S. Lewis Study Centre), Day trip to the Kilns, Sat 13th and Newman's "College" (the Newman Centre). We will also Littlemore, and August pay our respects at the graves of Lewis and Tolkien, and stop Godstow Nunnery by the ruins of the medieval abbey at Godstow. Transferred Feast of the Assumption of the Bl. Virgin Mary in Sun14th The World's Oldest England and Wales. Guided visit to the Ashmolean Museum August Museum with Clare Hornsby (Benedictus).

Mon15th Optional walk to Binsey and St Frideswide's Well in the late Free Day August afternoon. Group dinner at a local restaurant.

Visits to St Thomas More's cell in the Tower of London and Tues16th Day trip to London Westminster Abbey; performance of Macbeth at Shakespeare's August Globe Theatre. Closing dinner in London. Weds 17th Departures August