O Lord, with suppliant humility, we entreat Thee, that in
Thy boundless mercy, Thou wouldst grant the most holy Roman Church a pontiff,
who, by his zeal for us, may be pleasing to Thee, and by his good government
may ever be honored by Thy people for the glory of Thy name. Through our Lord
Jesus Christ, Thy Son, who liveth and reigneth with Thee in the unity of the
Holy Ghost, God, world without end. Amen.
(Roman Missal: Collect from the Mass
for the Election of a Pope).
Il Master è
offerto dal Pontificio Istituto Giovanni Paolo II per Studi su Matrimonio e
Famiglia, in collaborazione con la CEI – Ufficio Nazionale per la Pastorale
della Famiglia, e si rivolge alle Chiese locali garantendo un percorso con
struttura innovativa che propone un’unità di fondo fra preparazione teologica,
attenzione pastorale e periodi di vita fraterna.
Struttura:
ciclica, con lezioni frontali distribuite in tre settimane di frequenza per
ogni anno (una in primavera, due in estate), corsi integrativi on-line e
percorsi di specializzazione per aree tematiche attraverso tutoring. Si
prevedono anche stages formativi.
Sede: una
settimana a Roma, le due settimane estive in località turistiche di mare o
montagna.
Durata del corso:
3 anni accademici
Requisiti per
l’ammissione: titolo di studio rilasciato da Istituti universitari, almeno
triennale. Per chi ne fosse sprovvisto, è prevista la possibilità di frequenza
come studente straordinario (si rilascia in questo caso un attestato)
Titolo
rilasciato: Master universitario con riconoscimento canonico
Dalla Pontificia
Università di San Tommaso d'Aquino in Roma, l'Eminente Teologo Domenicano José
Maria Viejo, OP, Professore di Sacra Scrittura, tratta da par suo, con estrema semplicità
e profondità, l'essenziale tema della Fede nella Resurrezione dai Morti in San
Paolo (1Cor 15) e ll celebre passo di San Paolo intorno alla Fede (Gal.5,6).
Mancano tre
giorni al termine del Pontificato di Sua Santità Benedetto XVI e l' Eminente
Teologo, di fronte all' annuncio della rinuncia a Vescovo di Roma e Successore
di San Pietro, esordisce con Parole di Gratitudine e Profonda Stima Filiale per
il Papa Esemplare che ha appena operato la "Sua significativa scelta"
Fare clic qui per
seguire tutta la serie che riguardano l'Anno della fede. Sono state fatte
all'Angelicum il 14 febbraio 2013, collaborando con i Laici Domenicani della
Sardegna, dietro richiesta del Prof. Gianni Pinna.
Benedict M. Ashley, O.P. (born Winston Norman Ashley on May
3, 1915 - Died February 22, 2013), was a theologian and philosopher who had a
major influence on 20th century Catholic theology and ethics in America through
his writing, teaching, and consulting with the United States Conference of
Catholic Bishops. Author of 19 books, Ashley was a major exponent of the
"River Forest School" of Thomism. Health Care Ethics, which he
co-authored in 1975 and now in its fifth edition, continues to be a fundamental
text in the field of Catholic Medical Ethics. Ashley taught at numerous
institutions and is still an active teacher, consultant, and author.
Ashley was an Associate Faculty of Philosophy for the
Institute for Advanced Physics, a physics research and educational organization
that is also trying to establish lasting links to non-physics communities by
showing the relevance of physics to all areas of life.
As a young man, Ashley was a committed atheist and
communist. As an undergraduate he studied under Mortimer Adler and Robert
Maynard Hutchins at the University of Chicago and there received his Master’s
Degree in Comparative Literature and was a graduate assistant to Adler. For a
time a member of the Young Communist League and then of the Trotskyite Socialist
Workers Party, through his study under Adler of the works of St. Thomas Aquinas
he was baptized in the Catholic Church and received his Doctorate in Political
Science at the University of Notre Dame. He then entered the Order of Preachers
(Dominicans) in which he was ordained in 1948. He received a second Ph.D. in
Philosophy and the Master’s in Sacred Theology, the latter a post-doctoral
degree conferred by an international commission of the Order of Preachers. He
has also received an honorary doctorate from Aquinas Institute of Theology in
St. Louis, MO, of which he was President from 1963-1969. Also he has been
Professor of Theology at the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies in
Marriage and Family, Washington, D.C, affiliate of the Lateran University,
Rome, and for his work there was honored with the medal Pro Ecclesia et
Pontifice conferred by John Paul II. He was a Visiting Lecturer in Humanities
at the University of Chicago (1999). He was for some years in the post-Vatican
II period a consultant in moral theology for the Committee on Doctrine and
Pastoral Practice of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops in their 3rd
edition of the Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care
Facilities. Until his death in 2013, Fr. Ashley was an Emeritus Professor of
Moral Theology at Aquinas Institute of Theology,[1] St. Louis and an Associate
Professor at the Center for Health Care Ethics, Medical School of St. Louis
University. During 2001-2002 he was visiting lecturer at the Institute for the
Psychological Sciences and the Pope John Paul II Cultural Center, Washington
DC. He was formerly a Senior Fellow of the National Catholic for Bioethics, Philadelphia
in its first years.
Click here for Fr. Ashley's The Dominican Theological and Philosophical Contribution published in this blog.
His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI today appointed the Reverend
Daniel J. Miehm Auxiliary Bishop of Hamilton, Ontario. At the time of his
appointment, the Bishop-elect was pastor of St. Benedict Parish in Milton,
Ontario, which is in the Diocese of Hamilton. He will assist the Bishop of
Hamilton, the Most Reverend Douglas Crosby, O.M.I. Bishop Crosby is also currently the
Co-Treasurer from the English Sector of the Canadian Conference of Catholic
Bishops.
Bishop-elect Daniel Miehm was born on August 27, 1960, in
Kitchener, Ontario. He studied at St. Jerome’s College of the University of
Waterloo; St. Augustine’s Seminary, Toronto; Saint Paul University, Ottawa; and
the Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas, Rome, where he earned a
licentiate in canon law in 1996. On May 6, 1989, he was ordained priest for the
Diocese of Hamilton. Since his ordination, he served as pastor in a number of parishes,
as well as Associate Rector of the Cathedral of Christ the King, Hamilton, and
founding pastor of St. Benedict Parish in 2012.
The new Bishop has also been a Judge and Defender of the
Bond of the Hamilton Office of the Toronto Regional Tribunal (1996-2012); an
elected representative on the Diocesan Personnel Board (1998-2004); member of
the Presbyteral Council of the Diocese of Hamilton (2002-2004); member of the
Board for Hamilton Catholic Family Services (2002-2008), of which he was
President for three years; and a member of the Board of Governors of St.
Augustine’s Seminary, Toronto. At the
provincial level, he has served as a member of the Professional Conduct
Committee of the Assembly of Catholic Bishops of Ontario (2004-2010), and since
2012 he has been Chaplain of the St. Thomas More Lawyers’ Guild.
The Diocese of Hamilton has 152 parishes and missions, with
a population of 559,290 Catholics, served by 102 diocesan priests, 103 priests
who are members of religious institutes, 36 permanent deacons, 250 religious
Sisters and Brothers, and 42 lay pastoral workers.
Prof. Fr. Alejandro Crosthwaite, OP has begun a series of
presentations in Spanish on Catholic social teaching on MAGNIFICAT.TV, a
Catholic internet television which broadcasts in Spanish, English and Polish
and is part of the new evangelization project of the Franciscans of Mary,
founded in Madrid, Spain by Rev. Fr. Santiago Martín in 1988.
Prof. P.
Alejandro Crosthwaite, OP ha iniziato una serie di presentazioni in lingua
spagnola sulla dottrina sociale della Chiesa in MAGNIFICAT.TV, un internet
televisore Cattolico che trasmette in spagnolo, inglese e polacco e fa parte
del progetto di nuova evangelizzazione dei Francescani di Maria, fondati a
Madrid, Spagna, dal Rev. P. Santiago Marin nel 1988.
Anselm Hertz, OP trat der Ordensgemeinschaft der Dominikaner
bei und empfing 1953 die Priesterweihe. Er war Professor an der Päpstlichen
Universität Heiliger Thomas von Aquin (Angelicum) und der Université de
Fribourg. Als Emeritus lehrte er Pastoraltheologie an der Theologischen
Hochschule Chur. Er ist Spiritual im Frauenkloster Cazis.
Sein Handbuch der christlichen Ethik gilt als Standardwerk
der Theologischen Ethik.
Hertz trat 1956 der katholischen Studentenverbindung
K.D.St.V. Teutonia zu Freiburg im Üechtland bei, später auch der V.K.D.St.
Eckart (Straßburg) Köln, der K.D.St.V. Alania Bonn, der K.D.St.V. Asgard
(Düsseldorf) Köln, der V.K.D.St. Hasso-Rhenania Gießen und der K.D.St.V.
Rappoltstein (Straßburg) Köln, alle im CV.
La Libreria
Editrice Vaticana, L'Ambasciata Ceca presso la Santa Sede e La Facoltà di
Scienze Sociali della Pontificia Università San Tommaso (Angelicum)
hanno l'onore di
invitarla alla presentazione
della prima
traduzione in italiano di un libro del celebre teologo ceco,
ordinato
sacerdote nella chiesa sotterranea durante il regime comunista,
Tomáš Halík
intitolato
Vicini ai lontani
interverrà
l'attuale Arcivescovo di Praga,
S. Em.za Card. Dominik Duka
martedì 26
Febbraio alle 17.00
Aula XI,
Pontificia Università San Tommaso, (Angelicum)
E' allegato per
la vostra visione l'invito all'evento in formatto elettronico
The Libreria Editrice Vaticana,
the Czech Embassy to the Holy See, and,
the Faculty of Social Sciences at the
Pontifical University of St Thomas (Angelicum)
are delighted to be able to invite you to the presentation
(with all the main talks in English)
of the book by the celebrated Czech theologian,
Tomáš Halík,
ordained priest in the underground Church during the
Communist period,
entitled
Vicini ai lontani
(Close to those who are Far Away)
Speakers include the Archbishop of Prague,
His Eminence Cardinal Dominik Duka
Tuesday 26 February at 17.00
Aula XI, Pontifical University of Saint Thomas, (Angelicum)
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