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SY513AB HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN THOUGHT III During this quarter, we will examine the development of the Doctrine of God in the Catholic Tradition, primarily in the Latin West, from Boethius to St. Thomas Aquinas. From a vast literature, we will emphasize a critical reading of selected texts from Boethius, Dionysius, John Scotus Eriguena, Anselm, Bernard of Clairvaux, Bonaventure, and Thomas Aquinas that highlight the major themes of Trinitarian Theology. The texts will be set in the context of the general history of philosophy and theology during these centuries. Hennessey S/Hebden Summer SY514 HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN THOUGHT IV This course examines the history of Christian thought from 1500-1700, focusing on key developments in Christology, anthropology, doctrine of God, and theological method. Barrett F Students with a concentration in sacramental theology will focus their research on an area that treats, for example, the sacramental thought and liturgical practice of the most prominent Protestant founders, or on the sacramental doctrine of the Council of Trent and key figures of the Counter-Reformation, articulated in response to the Reformers. SY516 SY535 CONTEMPORARY THOUGHT This course will examine selected authors whose contributions exemplify leading currents and concerns in post-conciliar Catholicism: liberation theology and feminist theology, Trinitarian theology, and the Thomist revival. The concerns addressed by these authors will be placed in the larger context of the movements they represent and assessed with reference to the fundamental criteria for Catholic theological method. TBA W SACRAMENTAL THOUGHT AND PRACTICE IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY A review of twentieth-century developments in sacramental theology and practice is given. The influences of Mediator Dei and Sacrosanctum Concilium are examined. The liturgical theology of the Catechism of the Catholic Church is reviewed. Particular attention is given to the transition of the 1970 Missale Romanum, and issues regarding its subsequent revision and translation into the vernacular. Martis W LI-P3 LI-P4 LI-P5 LI-P6 LI-P7 THESIS PREPARATION - (3 credits) STL EXAM THESIS DEFENSE THESIS GRADE THESIS GUIDANCE - (2 credits) 106
DOCTOR OF MINISTRY Faculty Rev. Raymond J. Webb, Director Very Rev. Thomas Baima Dr. Michael Dowling (Adjunct Faculty) Rev. Michael J. K. Fuller Rev. John Lodge Rev. Robert Schoenstene, Theological Coordinator Rev. Daniel Siwek Dr. Kathleen Wiskus, Project Coordinator DM500 DM507 DM513 DM516 DM522 INTENSIVE: INTRODUCTION TO THEOLOGICAL REFLECTION The two-year Doctor of Ministry program is described in detail. Students then are acquainted by an overview of pastoral/practical theology. A basic model of theological reflection as transformative is introduced. Students outline their personal learning experiences. Webb F THEOLOGICAL REFLECTION I The basic model of theological reflection as transformative (from DM500) is studied in depth. Each student addresses a pastoral situation using the model and aided by group critique and suggestions. By the end of the curse, the student should be able to analyze the transformational possibilities in any pastoral situation. Webb F INTENSIVE: WRITING FOR MINISTRY The course will examine selected issues concerning God, who is known from Revelation and reason: the situation and experience of the modern world; the mutual implications; and a variety of responses. Discussion of Church documents and selected authors will form the core of the course. Webb S SPANISH MYSTICS Theological Reflection divorced from prayer is simply impossible. From the earliest times of the Church, the theologian was also a pastor and to try to do theology without the firm foundation of ministry, prayer and discernment leads directly to problems. To help make this connection, and to further theological reflection prayer and discernment, the Spanish Mystics: Ignatius of Loyola, Teresa of Avila and John of the Cross. Fuller F THEOLOGICAL REFLECTION II This course builds upon the previous course on the process of theological reflection in the life and ministry of ministers. Focus will be placed on the continued development of theological reflection skills. The primary objective of the course will be they prayerful discernment and integration of ministerial experience with the wisdom of Scripture, Church writings, and modern cultures. Models of theological reflection by Lonergan, Killen, and De Beer, and Kinast will be explored and employed. Wiskus W 107
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