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Focusing on Ministry to Black and Hispanic communities.
The New Frontiers in Preaching Academy forms permanent deacons and pastoral leaders to become master preachers in the Catholic Hispanic and Black communities through hybrid learning informed by expert faculty, peer preachers, and mentorship for parish vitality. For more information, visit www.ai.edu/continuing-education/preaching-academy or call (314) 256-8885.
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LIVING OUR WITNESS IN THE WORLD
The mission of Catholic Theological Union is to prepare effective leaders for the Church, ready to witness to Christ’s good news of justice, love and peace.
Contact CTU (773.371.5400) for additional information, or click here to learn more.
EDUCATION – TOLTON SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY
The Augustus Tolton Pastoral Ministry Program provides an opportunity for Black Catholics to receive academic, personal, spiritual and professional education and training in preparation for professional ministry for the specific needs of Black Catholics.
Contact CTU (773.371.5400) for additional information about the scholarship, or click here to learn more.
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BOSTON COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY AND MINISTRY is a world-class center of theological study, where students thrive with the help of distinguished faculty and a diverse, attentive community.
We offer master’s degrees and graduate certificates in theology and ministry, as well as a PhD in theology and education, preparing students for a variety of ministries in service to our Church and world.
Scholarship Highlight: Lift Every Voice Scholarship
“What does it mean to be Black in the Church in society?” In 1989, Sr. Thea Bowman gave a moving speech to the USCCB and raised this important question. She goes on, “It means that I come to my Church fully functioning…I bring myself; my black self, all that I am, all that I have, all that I hope to become.” This fellowship recognizes the need for transformative ministry and amplified voices in pursuit of racial justice and reconciliation – working to heal the sins of our Church and nation. Candidates for this fellowship should demonstrate a commitment to the work of anti-racism and show potential for critical thinking and advocacy around the intersection of theology and race. This award covers This award covers 100% of a student’s tuition.
Please reach out to us with any questions at stmadm@bc.edu or 617-552-6506.
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Faith Seeking Understanding
The Department of Theology is at the heart of Notre Dame’s education in faith and reason. Guided by the ideal of “faith seeking understanding,” the faculty engage in critical reflection in six areas: moral theology, world religions and world church, history of Christianity, liturgy, biblical studies, and systematic theology.
For additional information, go to https://theology.nd.edu/
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Sending Out Workers for the Vineyard
Jesus first formed his disciples by interacting with them directly, then sending them out to encounter others. Through their encounters with others, the disciples’ minds and hearts were conformed to the mind and heart of Jesus Christ. At the University of St. Mary of the Lake, we follow Jesus’ example by grounding all our programs on the principle of encounter-based formation.
For additional information, go to https://usml.edu/.