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St Marys Seminary Baltimore, MD SOT catalog 2019

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Vatican Council (1962-1965). The<br />

Ecumenical Institute holds evening and<br />

Saturday courses in theology and ministry for<br />

the general public. The Archdiocese of<br />

<strong>Baltimore</strong> utilizes the Ecumenical Institute<br />

for the theological training of many of its lay<br />

ecclesial ministers.<br />

In response to Pope John Paul II’s Apostolic<br />

Exhortation Pastores Dabo Vobis, <strong>St</strong>. Mary’s<br />

<strong>Seminary</strong> & University established its residential<br />

Center for Continuing Formation in<br />

1996, furthering its mission by adding programs<br />

for the ongoing formation of ordained<br />

priests. The Center also provides an ideal setting<br />

for meetings of bishops, clergy conferences,<br />

parish groups, and ecumenical organizations.<br />

In 2002 <strong>St</strong>. Mary’s <strong>Seminary</strong> & University created<br />

the Raymond E. Brown Center, expanding<br />

the Knott Library and providing further<br />

classroom resources. It also houses the late<br />

Father Raymond Brown’s Johannine research<br />

collection, and the Associated Archives,<br />

which include the historical records of <strong>St</strong>.<br />

Mary’s <strong>Seminary</strong> & University, the Society of<br />

<strong>St</strong>. Sulpice, and the Archdiocese of<br />

<strong>Baltimore</strong>. They jointly contain many of the<br />

most important documents of the history of<br />

the Catholic Church in the United <strong>St</strong>ates.<br />

Access to both is limited by appointment to<br />

qualified scholars and researchers.<br />

Our Lady of the Angels Chapel on the grounds of the former <strong>St</strong>. Charles College.<br />

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