Where Faith and Science Meet: "Behold, it Is I"
Catholic Studies Adjunct Professor Dr. Stacy Trasancos has published a highly anticipated new book that promises to help today's Catholics appreciate the relationship between faith and science
Department of Catholic Studies News
Social Work and Catholic Studies Launch Innovative Double Major Program
The new double major program was designed to meet a need that is presented by Seton Hall’s students as they seek to reveal Christ’s presence in the world:
Catholic Studies Publishes New Issue of Arcadia
Catholic Studies is pleased to announce the publication of the latest volume of Arcadia: A Student Journal for Faith and Culture.
Catholic Studies Consortium Meets at Duquesne University
The Chair of Catholic Studies, Director of the Catholic Studies Center, Msgr. Dick Liddy (who started CAST and the Center), the Director and Asst. Director of the Core attended symposium at Duquesne.
Seton Education Partners available to Seton Hall University Graduates
Are you a recent Seton Hall University alum who would like to make a difference in the lives and futures of underserved children? Are you looking for the next meaningful step to take in your career?
Dr. Joseph Rice Presents at Oxford Symposium
Seton Hall University is proud to be home to Joseph Rice, Ph.D., a scholar who was an invited presenter at this symposium, part of the celebration of the 800th anniversary of Blackfriars at Oxford.
Seton Hall University Part of the Hildebrand Project
Three one hour meetings discuss the following short texts from von Hildebrand and John Paul on the themes of love, happiness, and fidelity.
On Lonely Deaths: COVID, Community, the Lost Art of Dying Well
On Thursday, April 29th, Dr. Lydia Dugdale of Columbia University will give a lecture entitled: "On Lonely Deaths: COVID, Community, & the Lost Art of Dying Well."
Rising to the Challenge of Figuring Out the World – and Ourselves
Thursday, April 8th the Bernard J. Lonergan Institute presents "Rising to the Challenge of Figuring Out the World – and Ourselves"
Students Helping Students
On Wednesday March 3, 2021, Catholic Studies students and alumni from a variety of disciplines participated in an online conference with the middle and high school students of Holy Family Academy
A Very Significant Step Forward
A Very Significant Step Forward-The Official Catholic Response to the new Faith and Order Convergence text The Church Towards a Common Vision
"Living Life Fully Alive" a conversation with Clare Byrne
How can faith be lived out in the workplace? What does a faithful person look like in the working world? You are invited to meet Clare Byrne, a Seton Hall University graduate living a fully faithful
St. Gianna Molla as a Role Model for Medical Profession
Dr. Raviele will give examples from her own practice of medicine of how living out the Catholic faith in the vocation of medicine brings healing to patients and joy in serving the sick.
Celebrating St. Elizabeth Ann Seton`s Legacies
This bicentennial year of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton's passing is a fitting time for the Seton Hall community to reflect on the university's patron saint.
Jaki, Science, and Chesterton: Online Conference
The panelists, sharing from their own areas of expertise, will discuss the interdisciplinary nature of the work of Jaki and Chesterton and applications of their thought to challenges we face today.
Grace and Healing - Role of the Church in the Opioid Crisis
Seton Hall University's Catholic Studies Program is to present a lecture by Keaton Douglas, M.A., , Grace and Healing – The Role of the Church in the Opioid Crisis
Catholic Studies Welcomes John M. Travaline M.D.
The Catholic Studies program is pleased to welcome John M. Travaline, M.D.. Dr. Travaline is teaching a popular Catholic Studies course for Spring 2021, Catholicism, Healthcare and the Human Condition
St. Joseph and His Work
The Catholic Studies Program and Department of the Core proudly present the Archbishop John J. Myers Lecture Series on Law, Society and Faith. On Thursday February 17 at 5:30pm
Delta Epsilon Sigma Induction Ceremony
The Catholic Studies Program is proud to induct Seton Hall University students to Delta Epsilon Sigma (Alpha Mu local-Seton Hall chapter) on Thursday, April 29 at 5 p.m. in the Chapel.
Sixth Annual Monsignor James Cafone Memorial Lecture, Piazzas, Popes, Pasta: Notes from a Rome Sojourn
Have you ever wished you could go live somewhere else, even for a few months, to get a feel for how other people live?
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