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DEPARTMENT OF SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY Department Chairperson: Rev. Emery de Gaál Professor Emeritus: Rev. Charles R. Meyer Professors: Very Rev. Thomas A. Baima Very Rev. Robert E. Barron Sr. Sara Butler, M.S.B.T. Rev. Lawrence R. Hennessey Rev. Thomas Norris Rev. Edward Oakes, S.J. Associate Professors: Rev. Emery de Gaál Assistant Professor: Rev. Scott Hebden Instructor: Rev. Ronald Kunkel Affiliate Faculty: Rev. Michael Fuller (Christian Life) Rev. Douglas Martis (Systematic Theology and Worship) Dr. Christopher McAtee (Pastoral Theology) Rev. James Presta (Pre-Theology and Christian Life) Rev. Raymond Webb (Pastoral Theology) Adjunct Faculty: Dr. Lynne Boughton Mr. Christopher Carstens (Chr) = counts for Christology elective (LTG) = counts for Liturgical elective SY202 SY211 UNDERSTANDING THE MINISTERIAL PRIESTHOOD The course will focus on the priest as configured to Christ as Head and Shepherd and on the munera of the priestly office that flow from this sacramental configuration. The course will review the presentation of theology of the priesthood following the structure and content of Pastores Dabo Vobis so that the seminarian will deepen his understanding of the priestly identity in today’s Church. (1 Credit) Presta F FUNDAMENTAL THEOLOGY The course examines the foundations of faith and theology. It considers the religious nature of humankind, theories of revelation and faith, the development of the Christian tradition and its role in Christian life, the inspiration of Scripture, and the relationship of Christianity to other religions. de Gaál F 72
SY213 SY214 SY215 SY216 SY217 CHRISTOLOGY This course will begin and end with considerations of method in Christology and evangelization. Course material will be considered in three units: the quest for the historical Jesus and New Testament Christologies and Soteriologies; the early Christological controversies and decisions of Church councils; and a consideration of special questions and a survey of contemporary developments in Christology and Soteriology. Hebden W-S DOCTRINE OF GOD The purpose of this course is to study the Christian understanding of God as it has been articulated by some of the great theological figures of our tradition. The first part of the course will be an examination of the Patristic debates concerning the nature of God and a careful reading of the classical Trinitarian theologies of St. Augustine and St. Thomas Aquinas. The second section of the course will be an analysis of classical teaching in response to contemporary concerns. Norris W CHRISTIAN ANTHROPOLOGY This class treats theological notions about the origin of the universe and of humanity. Encompassing the major themes of creation, grace, sin, and eschatology, this course will examine such topics as "imago dei," original sin and free will, divine grace, heaven, hell, purgatory, the end of the world, and the Second Coming of Christ. Kunkel S ECCLESIOLOGY As Christians we profess belief that the Church is one, holy, catholic and apostolic. This course will examine the doctrine which has expounded that belief through history and which finds its most developed articulation in the teaching of the Second Vatican Council. In particular, we will examine the various components of the doctrine of the Church, its structure, constitution, teaching authority, diversity and unity; by which it actualizes itself as the universal sacrament of salvation. Presta F SACRAMENTS OF INITIATION The sacraments of initiation (Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist) initiate men and women into the Body of Christ. This course examines intensively the current rites of initiation in their historical, theological, canonical, and practical dimensions. Particular attention is given to the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults. The course is introduced with a review of fundamental principles of sacramental theology. Martis W SY218 SACRAMENTS OF HEALING AND VOCATION This course treats the two sacraments of healing (Reconciliation and Anointing), and the two sacraments at service of communion (Marriage and Ordination). The revised rites of the Church provide the basis for study for the course. These are examined in their theological, historical, canonical, and practical dimensions. The course concludes with an examination of the Order of Christian Funerals. Kunkel F 73
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