DO430CS Filosofía para los estudios teológicos
El curso cubre los cuatro periodos en la Historia de la Filosofía (Antigua, Medieval, Moderna y Contemporanea). Dado este largo periodo, estudiaremos los pensadores más representativos.
DO410CS Introducción al Catolicismo
El curso “introducción al catolicismo” presenta a los estudiantes una visión general y completa de las enseñanzas de la fe católica. Ofrece a una base teológica para su admisión en sus futuros cursos de teología. Además de basarse en los principios básicos de la fe que se ofrecen en el Catecismo de la Iglesia Católica,…
DO711EE Ecumenism and Inter-religious Dialog
An introduction to the historical context and theology of the ecumenical movement. References will be made to the teaching of the Magisterium, significant achievements in ecumenical dialogue, prospects for future achievements, and the individual participant’s contributions to ecumenism. Exposure to the rich variety of Christian ecclesial communities and traditions and world religions will be included.
DO630CE Sacramental Theology
A comprehensive study of the theology and rites for administering the Sacraments. The course examines biblical foundations for each sacrament, the way that the Church has understood and practiced its life of prayer and sanctification throughout history using the sacraments. It focuses on the way that the Church currently celebrates the Sacraments. Preparation for diaconal…
DO620CE Christology
The Son of God became human while remaining divine. He suffered death on the cross to redeem humanity and rose from the dead in glory. The early Church divided over the question of who was and who is Jesus. The early Councils proclaimed doctrine held to this day, and the Church Fathers wrote cogently about…
DO610CE The Church: A Study in Ecclesiology
Within the framework of systematic theology, ecclesiology examines the nature of the church and its emerging challenges. This course considers both classic insights and new directions in ecclesiology, including reflections on the nature and exercise of ministry in the church. Central to the course is a critical examination of two documents of the Second Vatican…
DO520CE Fundamental Theology
The course examines how humanity knows that God exists and how God is revealed in the world and Scripture. The study of creation, life, and the purpose of human life offers important insights into the mind and the plan of God, including the fall and redemption of humanity. God sent the Son to redeem humanity. …
DO430CE Philosophy for Understanding Theology
The course presents students with an introductory overview of the major historical figures and their principal ideas in the discipline of philosophy. The goal is to make later theological concepts more intelligible by revealing their association with the great philosophical traditions that influenced the writings of the Church Fathers, Doctors and theologians through the ages…
DO410CE Introduction to Catholicism
The Introduction to Catholicism course presents students with a comprehensive overview of the teachings of the Roman Catholic faith. It offers students a theological foundation. As well as building on the basic tenets of the faith offered in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, the course aims to empower students for future catechetical and ministerial…