Father Jaki International Congress Leads to Published Work
Papers presented at Seton Hall's 2015 Father Jaki International Congress have been included in an edited volume.
Department of Catholic Studies News
Heart of the University, Faculty Retreat Series 2019-2020
Dr. Gregory Floyd reflects on "The Idea of a University and Healing: Bias, Development, and Authenticity."
Freedom and Dialogue: The Trajectory of the Ukrainian Church
On March 25, Catholic Studies will discuss how the Ukrainian Church is poised to push ecumenical dialogue to the next level.
10th Annual Irish Mass and Dinner
Join members of the Seton Hall community for this evening of celebration of Irish culture and Catholic faith!
Director of Non-Profit Discusses Faith and Healthcare
Ms. Sarah Reddin discusses her role as the Director of Ministry Formation-Mission Integration for Ascension Health, one of the leading non-profit and Catholic health systems in the U.S
Faith & Art - Evangelization in the 21st Century
Art is a relationship of forms, textures, and colors. At the same time, art is an interpersonal relationship.
What Great Minds can Do: Nursing/Catholic Studies
The foundation I have developed as a Catholic Studies major has allowed me to have a more holistic worldview.
Georgetown Professor to Lead Peacemaking Training
Seton Hall will host a training workshop on nonviolent communication on Friday, 2/14 from 9am – 1pm in the Faculty Lounge.
The Field Afar Documentary Airs
History professors play tribute to military chaplain Father Vincent Capodanno.
Travel to Galapagos Islands During Spring Break
Students will gain first-hand experience in exploring nursing and healthcare in Ecuador.
The Universal Call to Holiness: The Life of Saint Moscati
The Catholic Studies Program proudly presents "The Universal Call to Holiness: The Life of Giuseppe Saint Moscati" on Wednesday, November 20 at 3 p.m. in Bethany Hall.
Understanding the Holy See-China Agreement
Dr. Anthony Clark's talk will confront how the recent Vatican agreement with China's government has influenced Vatican decisions.
Travel to Europe Over Spring Break and Earn Credits
Travel to Sicily, the Amalfi Coast, Catania, Mt. Etna, Palermo, Pompeii, Rome this spring and earn credits while doing it! Deadline to sign up is November 1, 2019.
Core Co-Sponsors Conference on Non-violence and Peace
The University Core was one of several sponsors of a two-day conference on "Just Peace-making Through Non-violence," held in Bethany Hall on September 30th and October 1st.
Saint John Vianney, The Curé of Ars
Dr. James McGlone, Professor Emeritus of Catholic Studies and Communications, will present a reading of Henri Gheon’s The Secret of the Curé of Ars on Wednesday, October 9 at 7 p.m. in the Theatre in the Round.
Saint John Henry Newman - Imaginaries of the Church
Newman's historical and theological work affected his developing views, or even 'imaginaries,' of the church and theology.
Science, Contemplation and Ideology
A lecture proposing a simple way Christian scientists can effectively renew the practice of science.
The Idea of the Catholic University Today A Colloquium on Dialogue and Mission with Neil Ormerod and Michael Stebbins
The Center for Catholic Studies will host The Idea of the Catholic University Today, A Colloquium on Dialogue and Mission.
Lecturer Examines Catholic Critique on Throwaway Culture
The Catholic Studies Program along with the Department of Religion proudly present, "Can a Catholic Critique of "Throwaway Culture" Pull Politics From The Brink?", on October 8, 2019 at 3 p.m.
Catholic Studies Program Publishes New Issue of Arcadia
The latest volume of Arcadia: A Student Journal for Faith and Culture is now available.
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