
Thriving Mount Angel Seminary Is Anchored to Liturgy and Formation
The chancellor received a Vatican appointment earlier this year reflecting Rome’s recognition of the Oregon seminary’s growth and dynamism.
The chancellor received a Vatican appointment earlier this year reflecting Rome’s recognition of the Oregon seminary’s growth and dynamism.
In a world shaped by alienation and distraction, seminarians are learning to embrace silence, prayer and true community.
COMMENTARY: The future of genuinely Catholic theology, at least in the short term, is in the seminaries.
Architectural highlights at St. John Vianney College Seminary physically express a bold vision of priestly formation.
The school has a policy that mandates that employees act in accordance with Church teaching.
Msgr. Thomas Powers, from Connecticut, begins his tenure.
In the wake of last fall’s disclosure that some biological females had been admitted to seminaries, Catholic formators, canonists and doctors discuss precautionary steps seminaries need to take.
Such individuals can’t be ordained, but formators stress the need to accompany these persons with love and understanding.
COMMENTARY: Barring an unexpected turn of events, Saints Cyril and Methodius Seminary will end its 137 years of serving Polish-American Catholics next June.
‘Even if, given my age and state of health, it is no longer possible for me to visit you in person, I am your guest with my heart,’ he wrote.
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