The Faculty of Theology: Critical Thought at the Service of Faith
Scripture and Tradition are essential foundations of theology. In the Faculty of Theology, theological research is enriched by a solid understanding of biblical and patristic sources in accord with the Catholic intellectual tradition.
Reflecting the Church’s richness and diversity, the Faculty includes an Institute of Eastern Christian Studies. Founded 25 years ago, the Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky Institute is rooted in the tradition of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church but includes study of all Eastern Christian traditions. Furthermore, in keeping with the ecumenical teaching of Vatican II, the Faculty, in collaboration with the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa, offers a program of Anglican Studies at the bachelor level and welcomes students from various ecclesial communities.
The Faculty of Theology values sound research and teaching that serves the Church and the common good of the wider society. It offers various programs for people who are preparing for a particular ministry or who seek to pursue critical research in one of the fields of theology, including Biblical Studies, Eastern Christian Studies, Ethics, Spirituality, Systematic and Historical Theology, as well as Practical Theology.
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______________________________________________________ REGISTRATION PACKAGE FOR ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS PART I (WINTER AND SUMMER 2013) http://ustpaul.ca/upload-files/Admissions-Recruitment/registration-form-undergraduate.pdf _______________________________________________________ Summer Institutes 2013 : Religious Education and Pastoral Liturgy Dates July 8th. – 19th. 2013 An excellent opportunity to acquire a 3-credit elective Theology course. Introduction to Liturgy The New Evangelization in The Age of Twitter The Liturgical Movement: How We Got to Vatican II Foundations in Religious Education Reconciliation: Mission of the Whole Church The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Living Faith: Spirituality for Christian Leaders Families Growing in Faith: Intergenerational Learning Sing to the Lord: Music for the Sacraments Synthesis Course for Graduates For registration, please contact Robin Saliba For the program of courses, please contact Miriam Martin mmartin@ustpaul.ca
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