The Saint Paul Seminary School of Divinity

The graduates of the St. Paul Seminary School of Divinity will be ordained by Archbishop John Nienstedt at the Cathedral.
All are welcome to this annual tradition; a reception will follow.
Kennedy taught at St. Thomas for 30 years and is now an auxiliary bishop of Boston. He will speak on “The New Evangelization.”
This year’s festival features five events that will be held in April.
Sr. Katarina Schuth conducted her first significant research while completing her doctoral degree in cultural geography, which led to her dissertation, “Patterns of Literacy in Villages of South India.” After months of preparing for field work, which entailed lugging volumes of “The Census of India” back and forth from the Syracuse University library to Minnesota, she finally was ready for the adventure of a lifetime.
He writes about Sunday Scripture reading for America’s The Word column.
As head sexton at the St. Paul Seminary School of Divinity, it was Gernetzke’s responsibility to announce the selection of Pope Francis by ringing the seminary bell.
The free concert in St. Mary’s Chapel is presented by the Society for the Doctrinal Affectation of Baroque Music.
All are welcome to enjoy this annual event presented by the seminary’s Chorale and Schola.
The event will include an opportunity for St. Thomas seniors to learn about the John Ireland Scholarship, which provides a full scholarship for full-time graduate studies in theology.
A reception for the longtime St. Thomas faculty member will be held Monday, Nov. 12. One of his best-known compositions is “On Eagles’ Wings.”
The eighth annual event brings together the undergraduate and graduate-level seminarians affiliated with the university.
There are many questions surrounding a recently discovered fragment that suggests Jesus may have been married.
Antonio Bernardi, a Twin Cities real estate developer whose gift led to the establishment of St. Thomas’ Bernardi Campus in Rome, Italy, died earlier this month.
Burns, of Boston College, is a former member of St. Thomas’ graduate psychology department.
Part of the Archbishop Ireland Memorial Lecture Series, the talk is titled “From Crisis to Holiness: Vatican II, Blessed John Paul II and the Renewal of the Ministerial Priesthood.”
Expect a few “Hail Marys,” passes and prayers, at this annual grudge match Saturday night under the lights.
Organist David Jenkins will perform the first of five recitals on Sept. 16.
The performance will feature seminary and university choirs along with organist David Jenkins.
The sampler class will be “Deuterocanonical Writings,” with Father Juan Miguel Betancourt.