Catholic Moral Theology studies the foundational aspects of the Christian life since its beginning.

'Eschatology, Mary and the Saints' class will examine the role and significance of Jesus’ mother Mary in the New Testament.

This course introduces students to a sound understanding of the Church and the action of the Holy Spirit in the Church.

In Christology and Soteriology participants will reflect on who Jesus was and what he taught by studying how he has been perceived by his followers.

This course provides the historical context of the New Testament. Intro to the Gospel, the synoptic Problem, and the relationship of John with the Synoptics.

This course provides the doctrinal foundations and principles for Catholic biblical interpretation.

This theology course provides space for students to engage in central concepts of the nature and sources of Catholic Theology on Divine Revelation.

This class delves into the meaning of Catholic spirituality and its necessary connection to theological reflection. Through a brief review of core themes of Catholic spirituality and how spiritual traditions […]

Participants will be exposed to one of the priorities of the New Evangelization that the USCCB developed in the Cultural Diversity resource

Become familiar with the principles of Adult Faith Formation as highlighted in Our Hearts Were Burning Within Us.