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DEPARTMENT OF BIBLICAL EXEGESIS AND PROCLAMATION Department Chairperson: Rev. Robert Schoenstene Professors: Rev. Peter Damian Akpunonu Rev. John G. Lodge Dr. Elizabeth Nagel Associate Professors: Rev. Robert Schoenstene Instructor: Rev. Daniel Siwek Affiliate Faculty: Rev. Lawrence Hennessey (Systematic Theology) Adjunct Faculty Rev. John Kartje (SG) = Synoptic Gospels Elective (W/P) = Wisdom/Psalms Elective (HOM) = Homiletics Elective (P) = Prophets Elective (PL) = Pauline Elective BI211 BI212 PENTATEUCH An introductory course in a critical approach to Pentateuchal literature. Spiritual and homiletic approaches to these texts will also be considered. Schoenstene F JOHANNINE LITERATURE The aim of this course is to introduce students to the major methods of exegesis which are applicable to gospel literature. Through an in-depth analysis of the Gospel of John, the student is introduced to the key questions of gospel research. In addition, the course explores the relationship between the Synoptic and Johannine communities. Lodge BI213 PAULINE LITERATURE We will consider St. Paul's life and his world. Paul revolutionized the epistle form, turning it into a vehicle for tradition. More importantly, Paul's "gospel" and the example of his life continue to guide and to enrich our faith. Our time will be spent in an overview of some of the important issues interpreters of Paul have raised about the seven authentic epistles, with a more in-depth examination of the meaning and message of Paul's Epistle to the Romans. Lodge S 66
BI214 BI215 BI218 BI301 BI302 HOMILETICS I Good preaching is the practice of good theology. Practice preaching is one of the most effective ways of integrating a seminarian's theological, spiritual, and pastoral formation. The class is conducted as an apprentice workshop (practice preaching and class criticism). There are a few lectures to work out guiding rules and some required readings. Siwek F/W HOMILETICS II: APPROACHES TO NARRATIVE PREACHING The second required Homiletics course is team-taught. The instructors separately explain and demonstrate a single method to prepare and/or construct a homily, and the students practice the specific skills. The purpose is to teach new, helpful strategies to regular preachers for moving from the lectionary readings toward a homily. (3rd Year Only) Siwek/Schoenstene S GOSPEL OF LUKE In this study of Luke's gospel, we emphasize a canonical reading of the text, focusing on the context provided by the gospel itself as a unified work, as well as upon the contextual significance of both the Old and New Testaments. General questions concerning the historical context, structure, and composition of the Synoptic Gospels will also be addressed. A major objective of the class is to facilitate the integration of biblical exegesis into the spirituality of diocesan priesthood. Kartje W HEBREW I This course is a careful study of the grammar and syntax of the Hebrew language with emphasis on the historical evolution of the language and the new insights offered by Ugaritic and Phoenician. (No Bible Credit) Schoenstene F HEBREW II Continuation of Hebrew I. Schoenstene W BI303 GREEK I This consists of a careful study of the grammar and syntax of the Greek language with emphasis on New Testament usage. This course is a prerequisite for BI304. Nagel F BI304 GREEK II Building on Greek I, this course moves toward readings and exegesis of selected passages from the Gospel of John. Akpunonu W BI305 GREEK III A continuation of Greek II. Akpunonu S 67
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*MELANIE BARRETT, S.T.L. Ph.D., S.T
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