Certificate of Catholic
Theology in
Knows and integrates into ministerial
practice Trinitarian theology, Christology, pneumatology,
missiology, Christian anthropology, and ecclesiology.
- Describes the nature and structure
of the Roman Catholic Church, including its apostolic
origins, church as communion and sacrament, magisterium
and authority, and mission.
- Summarizes a theology of God as One
and Triune by articulating an understanding of the relations
of the persons of the Trinity.
- Articulates the paschal mystery as
the life, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus
Christ and our participation in it.
- Integrates basic principles of Christian
anthropology—an understanding of human existence,
nature, grace, sin, and redemption.
- Demonstrates an ecclesiology of domestic
church, parish, (arch)diocese/eparchy, and universal Church
in light of the nature and structure of the Catholic Church,
including its apostolic origins, Church as mystery and
sacrament, communion and mission, and authority.
- Identifies the mission of the Church
as evangelization and articulates a vision for the inculturation
of the Gospel into every nation and race.
- The Creed: We Believe…
- In God’s Image: The Mystery of
Creation
- Jesus Christ: Yesterday and Today
- The Doctrine of Salvation in Jesus
Christ
- The Papacy
- One of the following STEP courses:
- Mary in the Catholic Tradition
- Mary as Mother:
A Symbol of Life and Hope for Christians
Enrollment for 2011-2012 academic year is full.
Registration for the 2012-2013 academic year will open in January 2012.
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