Note to curious coders: The font should be blue but reader view is tricky to enable on some older laptops, and the blue font may prove hard to read for some, so white may end up being the default color for the font. For now, blue it is.
The best way to know if you will like Uriel's is to have a look at these mini courses and then if you like them, you most probably will like the Uni as well.
The Tolkien text refers to England and Scotland as separate and does not mention Ireland or Wales specifically in the introduction; but it's important to realize that the tribes of those areas shared the "cauldron", and what was snuffing out the forge's fire that cooked the soup was coming more from formerly catholic universities on the continent than any local squabble.

The Pasolini text is in Italian, but that will determine if you are a serious Samwise sort of snooper, or just a snoozy snooper. :) in reality Pa's pedagogy was the first concept that Uriel's had, before it was even a public thing so add the Pa' class to the second week of winter break. Or do it anytime.

The extra Pa' poetry shows how much he identified with the holocaust victims and that is a central reason communism caught on among Italian Catholics.

If you are "jonesing" ( in other words, really yearning)--as they say in the borghetto vernacular-- to read some Livatino Law material, Frederic C. Lane might shed some light on what is going on in D.C. right now.
There sill soon be a link to the Uni proper as well as a donation link similar to the one we had previously.