This program is tailored to meet the needs of Directors of Religious Education (DREs), secondary school teachers, and catechists, enabling them to apply Catholic theological principles to explore God’s relationship with creation, authentic happiness, and the human community. Participants will deepen their understanding of how the New Testament fulfills the Old Testament, focusing on Jesus Christ, the Church as the People of God, and its sacramental life. They will faithfully and effectively teach Catholic doctrine, spirituality, and morals, while ministering in diverse contexts. Additionally, they will synthesize the Catholic Church’s understanding of Sacred Scripture, Tradition, and the Magisterium to address historical and contemporary challenges.
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Fall I | RELED 560 – Principles of Catholic Education |
Fall II | SPIR 501. Applied Catholic Spirituality |
Spring I-Spring II | PRACT 697. Practicum |
Summer | COMP 699. Comprehensive Exam |
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This knowledge offers a framework for addressing social issues through a moral lens, encouraging thoughtful engagement with human rights, economic equity, and environmental stewardship. Delving into these principles enhances your academic experience and develops skills to contribute meaningfully to society.