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1 Weekend Courses at 44:425 The Catechetical Ministry (October weekend is online.) 22:305 Encountering the Old Testament Through Faith and History 15:340 Fundamental Moral FALL 2015 SPRING 2016 September 12-13, October 10-11, November 14-15, :423 Modern Philosophy Fr. Thomas Gricoski, OSB 12:413 Catholic Sacraments Richard Klee, PhD Cand. 30:415 Church Art and Architecture 45:420 Benedictine January 23 24, February 27 28, March 19 20, :410 Old Testament Themes in New Testament Texts 15:425 Catholic Social Ethics 45:440 Spiritual Direction Certificate Post-Practicum January 25-29, :300 Human Development and Christian Maturity Dr. Janice Bachman, OP (Class limit 12, priority given to Spiritual January 25-29, 2016, plus online work January 4 through February 28, :330 Modern Church History September 1 December 11, :315 God and the Human Person (Online podcast course; class limit 12) 24:303 The Letters & of Paul (Online course, class limit 12) January 25 May 13, 2016 SUMMER 2016 SUMMER :430 Pentateuch and Historical Books Rev. Dr. Patricia Tull 43:450 Ministry to Families April 23 24, May 21 22, June 11 12, :4-- Ethics and Natural Law 10:430 Ecclesiology and Ecumenism 24:435 Pauline and Johannine 30:425 Medieval Church History June 25-26, July 23-24, August 20-21, :860 Spiritual Formation Workshop: for the Second Half of Life, Part II Dr. Richard Johnson (May be taken for 1 credit) Thursday. evening May 19 Friday, May 20, :860 Spiritual Formation Workshop: Introduction to Gregorian Chant Sr. Jeana Visel, OSB, and others (May be taken for 1 credit.) Thursday evening, August 18 Friday., August 19, :320 Early Church History May 15 through August 15, :430 Spiritual Direction and Discernment Fr. Peter Marshall (Class limit 12, priority given to Spiritual 12:314 Sacraments of Initiation July 11 15, 2016, plus online work June Dr. Nathaniel Marx 25 through September 15, 2016 June 13 August 19, 2016

2 Weekend Courses at 10:425 Sacraments of Vocation FALL 2016 SPRING 2017 Fr. Denis Robinson, OSB 22:425 - Old Testament Narrative and Poetry 45:416 Thomas Merton and the of Non-Violence September 17-18, October 15-16, November 12-13, :460 Christology 30:430 Modern Church History Dr. Robert Alvis or 44:430 Adolescent January 21-22, February 25-26, March 25-26, :300 The Biblical Foundations of (priority given to Spiritual Direction Certificate Cohort, class limit 12) Intensive January residency with online work through May 45:435 Spiritual Direction Certificate Pre-Practicum January 23 27, 2017, plus practicum work through January 22, :305 Eucharist Fr. Godfrey Mullen, OSB 22:304 Understanding the Old Testament Prophets as Bearers of God's Powerful Word August 29 December 9, :301 Catholic Sacraments (online; class limit 15) Dr. Nathaniel Marx 24:300 Synoptic Gospels and Acts 30:340 Medieval Church History January 26 May 12, 2017 SUMMER :425 Ministry to the Sick, Dying and Bereaved (can count as pastoral or sacramental) 43:414 Marriage Counseling April 8-9, May 6-7, June 3-4, :330 Ecclesiology and Interreligious Dialogue 15:350 Christian Ethics John Sikorski Dates tentative; approximately late-may through mid-august SUMMER :430 Ancient Philosophy 12:435 Sacrament of Marriage John Sikorski 22:430 Introduction to the Old Testament 43:410 Listening In Pastoral Ministry July 15-16, August 12-13, September 9-10, :415 Catholic Campus Ministry in Higher Education Dr. Melanie Prejean-Sullivan July 15-19, :400 History of Christian (class limit 12, priority given to Spiritual July 17-21, 2017 plus online work through September 2017

3 Weekend Courses at FALL 2017 SPRING :440 Trinity 22:415 Prophets and Poetry 24:440 Synoptics, Acts, and General Epistles 44:640 Becoming a Religion Teacher September 23-24, October 21-22, November 18-19, 2017 Fr. Denis Robinson, OSB 12:413 Catholic Sacraments 15:445 Healthcare Ethics January 27-28, February 24-25, March 24-25, :440 Spiritual Direction Certificate Post-Practicum January 22 26, :340 Fundamental Moral 24:315 Gospel of John August 28 December 8, :300 Human Development and Christian Maturity 22:305 Encountering the Old Testament (Class limit 12, priority given to Spiritual Through Faith and History January 22 26, 2018, plus online work through May 11, 2018 January 29 May 11, 2018 SUMMER 2018 SUMMER :425 Medieval Philosophy 30:425 Medieval Church History 30:440 American Church History 45:405 and Ecumenism April 21-22, May 19-20, June 16-17, :416 The Icon East and West Sr. Jeana Visel, OSB 12:405 Eucharist 24:435 Pauline and Johannine 43:421 Pastoral Care and Counseling July 7-8, July 28-29, August 25-26, :325 Liturgical Dr. Nathaniel Marx 30:320 Early Church History May 14 Aug. 17, :430 Spiritual Direction and Discernment 05:350 Natural (Class limit 12, priority given to Spiritual Fr. Thomas Gricoski 15:3xx Catholic Environmental Ethics July 16 20, 2018, plus online work through December 7, 2018 June 1 Aug. 24, 2018

4 Weekend Courses at 24:4-- Introduction to the Old Testament 15:450 Christian Ethics FALL 2018 Sept , Oct , Nov , 2018 SPRING 2019 SUMMER :417 Grief in Pastoral Ministry 12:414 Sacraments of Initiation Jan , Feb , Mar , :415 God and the Human Person 24:440 Synoptic Gospels, Acts, and General Epistles 15:430 Fundamental Moral April (Palm Sun.), May 18-19, June (Father s Day), :323 Modern Philosophy Fr. Thomas Gricoski, OSB 12:317 Liturgical Year Aug. 27 Dec. 14, :435 Spiritual Direction Certificate Pre-Practicum Certificate cohort only) 20:300 Biblical Foundations of (Class limit 12, priority given to Spiritual 30:330 Modern Church History Direction Certificate cohort) Dr. Robert Alvis 15:3-- Sexual and Medical Ethics Jan , 2019, plus online work through May, 2019 Jan. 21 May 3, :301 Catholic Sacraments Nathaniel Marx 22:304 Understanding the Old Testament Prophets as Bearers of God s Powerful Word May 18 Aug. 17, 2019 SUMMER :430 Modern Church History 44:425 Catechetical Ministry 42:405 Servant Leadership for Ministry Chris Urbanowski June 22-23, July 20-21, Aug , :400 History of Christian July 15-19, 2019, plus online work through December, :335 Pauline and Johannine June 4 - Aug. 23, 2019 Highlighted: Instructor still to be confirmed.

5 Explanation of Course Formats: Weekend Course: Students begin on their reading assignments a few weeks before meeting for a class weekend at, where they are in class all day Saturday and Sunday (with a break for Mass on Sunday). They have two more such weekends, spaced roughly a month apart, between which they work on assignments. The final assignments are generally due about a week or two after the final class weekend. The weekend course counts as residential credit, and entails approximately 39 clock hours of instruction. Affordable temporary on-campus housing is available for weekend students. Because of coinciding course dates and instruction times, it is not possible to take more than one weekend, web-hybrid, or intensive weekend/weekday hybrid course per term. Online Course: Offered over the spring, fall, or summer, online courses are completely distance-based courses. Online classes may involve different methods making use of the School s online course management system. They generally entail weekly reading, writing, and discussion-board assignments; some courses include video lectures. Most courses are asynchronous, meaning that students may log on at different times to complete each week s work. Some may occasionally be synchronous, meaning that students and teacher log on and connect at the same time. Web-hybrid: This format combines features from the weekend and online courses. It is an asynchronous online course held over the course of a semester. In addition, the course members meet once a month at for an all-day Saturday class session, for a total of approximately 20 clock hours of in-class instruction. Up to two web-hybrid courses count as residential credit; additional courses in the format count as distance learning. Intensive Residential: The intensive residential course entails a short period of campus residency. In most cases, this will be augmented with longer-term, distance-based work, which may begin before the residency. This is considered residential credit.