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Ecclesiastical Theological DegreesRev. Mr. Thiago DaSilva (Diocese of Worcester) receiving his degree from Rev. Phillip J. Brown, P.S.S. withMost Rev. William E. Lori and Dr. Pat Fosarelli Graduation 2019St. Mary’s Seminary & University is the firsteducational institution in the United Stateswith the right to grant academic degrees bythe authority of the Holy See, first authorizedin 1822 by Pope Pius VII at the request ofArchbishop Ambrose Maréchal, S.S., thirdArchbishop of Baltimore.The statutes and privileges of theEcclesiastical Theological Faculty of St.Mary’s Seminary & University were recentlyrenewed by the Holy See.Baccalaureate in SacredTheology (S.T.B.)The requirements for the baccalaureatedegree are as follows:1. Completion of the philosophical andundergraduate theological coursework asdefined in the current edition of theProgram for Priestly Formation;2. Completion of 95 graduate credit hoursof course work;3. The maintaining of a 2.5 G.P.A. for theS.T.B. courses;4. The successful completion of writtencomprehensive examinations. A copyof the comprehensive examinationquestions is available through the officeof the Dean of the Ecclesiastical Faculty(Praeses).12
Although the number of graduate credithours required for the S.T.B. could be completedin six semesters, seminarians will berequired to take the S.T.B. courses in accordancewith the cycle of courses required forpriesthood candidates. Thus, seminarians willnot complete all of the requirements for theS.T.B. degree until they are in their eighthsemester of theology at St. Mary’s. However,qualified seminarians will be permitted tobegin taking S.T.L. courses and fulfillingS.T.L. requirements during their seventh andeighth semesters of theology. The number ofsemester credit hours per course is threeunless otherwise noted.PhilosophyIntroduction to Philosophical ArgumentationAncient PhilosophyMedieval and Modern PhilosophyContemporary Issues in PhilosophyPhilosophical EthicsPhilosophical AnthropologyPhilosophy of NaturePhilosophy of GodEpistemological Issues in TheologyMetaphysicsTOTAL CREDITS 30Religious StudiesIntroduction to Catholic Catechism IIntroduction to Catholic Catechism IIIntroduction to ScripturePrayer and PriesthoodTOTAL CREDITS 12Church HistoryAncient and Medieval ChristianityModern and Contemporary CatholicismAmerican CatholicismTOTAL CREDITS 9Sacred ScripturePentateuch and Historical LiteratureProphetic LiteraturePauline EpistlesJohannine LiteratureThe Bible in the Church (1.5 credits)The Gospels of Mark & MatthewThe Gospel of Luke/Acts of the ApostlesTOTAL CREDITS 19.5Moral and Spiritual TheologySpiritual Theology (1.5 credits)Foundations of Moral TheologyCatholic Social EthicsMarriage, Human Sexuality, and CelibacySacraments of Penance and AnointingMedical EthicsOne electiveTOTAL CREDITS 19.5Systematic and Liturgical TheologyLiturgical TheologyTheological AnthropologyFundamental TheologyDoctrine of GodChristology/SoteriologyTheology of the ChurchSacramental Theology: Baptism andConfirmation & Practicum (4 credits)Theology of the Eucharist & Practicum (4credits)Theology of Ministry and OrdainedPriesthoodPatristic TheologyOne ElectiveTOTAL CREDITS 35Pastoral TheologyPastor as Catechist (1.5 credits)Pastor as Evangelist (1.5 credits)Survey of Canon LawCanon Law of MarriagePastoral Ministry: Ecumenical/InterfaithTOTAL CREDITS 12TOTAL CREDIT HOURS 9513
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