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B.Th. Admission Requirements
The B.Th. Is awarded upon completion of 90 credits including:
(NB - * courses must be taken in the First Year of Studies)
Lay Formation THEO 020
(6 Credits)
FND 100 Early Church History FND 101 Medieval Church History OR FND 102 Modern Church History
(12 Credits from)
SCR 100 Introduction to Sacred Scripture and their Interpretation*
SCR 151 Matthew Mark SCR 152 Luke Acts
SCR 154 Synoptic Gospels SCR 155 Pauline Literature SCR 156 Johannine Literature SCR 163 The Pentateuch and Historical Books
(24 Credits)
SYT 100 Introduction to Theology* SYT 108 The Theology of Revelation SYT 110 Liturgical Theology SYT 114 Introduction to the Sacraments and Christian Initiation SYT 184 Christology* SYT 185 Theology of God SYT 187 Theological Anthropology SYT 188 Ecclesiology
(21 Credits)
MPS 100 Introduction to Pastoral Theology* MPS 120 Introduction to Moral Theology MPS 122 The Social Teaching of the Church MPS 130 Theology of Ministry MPS 139 Theological Field Education (6 Credits) MPS 170 Introduction to Spiritual Theology
PHIL 200 Introduction to Philosophy* PHIL Elective
(21 Credits) from the following
FND 200 Patristic Theology FND 203 Medieval Theology FND 207 Eastern Christianity FND 208 Anglican Tradition FND 213 Protestant Theology FND 214 Theology and Culture FND 216 The Church in Canada FND 230 Christianity and World Religions FND 245 Special Topics SCR 220 The Old Testament SCR 225 The World of the New Testament SCR 226 The Book of Acts and Other New Testament Writings SCR 230 The New Testament SCR 245 Selected Topics SCR 252 Psalms & Wisdom Literature SCR 254 The Prophets SCR 256 The Bible and Women
SYT 200 Understanding Catholicism SYT 212 Reconciliation and the Pastoral Care of the Sick & Dying SYT 243 The Holy Eucharist SYT 245 Selected Topics SYT 250 The Resurrection of Jesus Christ SYT 255 Contemporary Issues in Christology and Theology of God SYT 257 Ecumenism SYT 260 Key Theologians: Hans Urs Von Balthasar SYT 261 Key Theologians: Karl Rahner SYT 290 God & Humanity in Film MPS 225 Bioethics—Moral Issues from the Life Sciences MPS 229 Married Love & Sexuality in the Christian Tradition MPS 233 Practice of Ministry MPS 235 Introduction to Church Law MPS 236 Ministry Among the Suffering MPS 240 Christian Religious Education MPS 245 Selected Topics MPS 266 Marriage: Canonical Issues MPS 269 Classic Christian Spiritualities MPS 274 The Concept of Christian Faith MPS 275 Spiritual Direction MPS 279 Contemporary Spiritualties MPS 280 The Practice of Christian Ritual MPS 281 Theology and Practice of Preaching MPS 282 Ritual in the Anglican Tradition MPS 283 Preaching in the Anglican Tradition MPS 284 Theology and Spirituality of Icons MPS 286 Introduction to Pastoral Counselling PHIL 201 Logic PHIL 238 Aesthetics PHIL 239 Ethics PHIL 240 Philosophy of Person PHIL 241 Philosophy of Nature PHIL 242 Religious Issues in Philosophy PHIL 243 Metaphysics PHIL 244 Epistemology PHIL 245 Ancient Philosophy PHIL 246 Medieval Philosophy PHIL 247 Modern Philosophy PHIL 248 Contemporary Philosophy PHIL 249 Special Questions in Philosophy PHIL 250 Contemporary Catholic Philosophy
Most undergraduate courses offered in conjunction with graduate courses, with an appropriate difference in workload. In addition to the courses listed above, students who have been admitted to the B.Th. program may take certain courses for credit from the graduate course listing with the approval of their Faculty Advisor and the Academic Dean.
THEO 020 Lay Formation Non-Credit
A process of spiritual, human and pastoral formation for all lay students. This process facilitates growth in human maturity, spiritual development, health and wellness, personal integrity and professional development. It recognizes the interrelatedness in life of theological education, human maturing, and the universal call to holiness. It will draw from Scripture, the rich spiritual traditions of the Church and from the social sciences.
Full-time and part-time in the B.Th. are required to participate in Lay Formation for six semesters
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