undergraduate studies - Saint Paul University

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UNDERGRADUATE
STUDIES
THÉOLOGIE (BACCALAURÉAT ÈS ARTS
SPÉCIALISÉ AVEC MAJEURE) POUR LES
DIPLÔMÉS DES SCIENCES HUMAINES (TOUS LES
PROFILS) DU COLLÈGE NOUVELLES
FRONTIÈRES (90 CRÉDITS)
UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES
THÉOLOGIE (BACCALAURÉAT ÈS ARTS SPÉCIALISÉ AVEC MAJEURE) POUR LES
DIPLÔMÉS DES SCIENCES HUMAINES (TOUS LES PROFILS) DU COLLÈGE NOUVELLES
TEACHING STAFF
BLéE, Fabrice, Associate Professor
Christian Spirituality;Comparative Studies of Mystical Traditions, Interreligious Dialogue
BLOOMQUIST, Gregory, Full Professor
Socio-Rhetorical Analysis; Theology of the New Testament; Classical and Jewish Backgrounds of the New Testament; Greek
CHIROVSKY, Andriy, Full Professor
Peter and Doris Kule Chair of Eastern Christian Theology and SpiritualityPatristic and Later Eastern Christian Theology and SpiritualityStudies in the
Life and Thought of Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky (1865-1944)Theology and Spirituality of Byzantine iconsEvagrius and the Tradition of Evil
ThoughtsStudies in the Kyivan Ecclesial Tradition Orthodox-Catholic EcumenismSpirituality and Health Care
CLIFFORD, Catherine E., Full Professor
Ecumenical Studies; Sacramental Theology; Ecclesiology; Vatican II
DIONNE, Christian, Associate Professor
New Testament Exegesis; Gospel Interpretation; Mark and Luke; Pauline Literature; Acts of the Apostles; Biblical Languages; Narrative Criticism
FLYNN, Kevin, Assistant Professor
Christian Initiation; Liturgy; Anglican Communion; Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue; Christian-Jewish Dialogue
GALADZA, Peter, Full Professor
Kule Family Chair of Eastern Christian Liturgy; Byzantine Liturgy; Eastern Christian Studies
MATHIEU, Yvan, Dean
Biblical Studies; Biblical Languages
MELCHIN, Kenneth R., Emeritus Professor
Economics Ethics; Business Ethics; Social and Political Ethics; Lonergan Studies
MOOREN, Thomas, Full Professor
Interreligious dialogue; Islamic Studies; Missiology
PAMBRUN, James, Full professor
Theological HermeneuticsTheology and Modern Science Creation in the First Testament
PEELMAN, Achiel, Full Professor
Faith and Culture; Amerindian Culture and Religion;Native American Spirituality; Interreligious Dialogue; Contextual Theologies
ROLL, Susan, Associate Professor
Liturgy; Sacramental Theology
SLATTER, Mark, Associate Professor
Fundamental Moral Theology; the Relationships between Psychology, Spirituality and Ethics; Virtue Ethics and Character; the Common Good;
Suffering, Theodicy and Ethics; Ethics and the Homeless (Urban Theology); Secularity and Ethics; Types and Dynamics of Conversion; Solidarity and
the Passions/Moral Sentiments; Feeling and Ethics
SPATAFORA M.S.F., Andrea, Associate Professor
Research Fields : Apocalypse; Biblical Canon; Canonical CriticismCurrent Projects : Heavenly Liturgy and Temple in the Apocalypse
Printed Date: 2017-02-08
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ADMISSION
Modalités d'admission au programme
Les candidates et candidats admissibles du Collège Nouvelles Frontières désirant se prévaloir de la présente entente doivent suivre la procédure
suivante :
» le formulaire d'admission de l'Université Saint-Paul ou du Centre de demande d'admission aux universités de l'Ontario (OUAC) doit être utilisé pour
formuler sa demande;
» la demande d'admission doit être déposée au plus tard le 30 avril et doit être accompagnée d'un relevé de notes attestant l'obtention du diplôme
du programme d'études complété du Collège Nouvelles Frontières;
» si le relevé de notes est incomplet, l'admission sera conditionnelle à la présentation d'un relevé de notes final attestant l'obtention du diplôme du
programme d'études complété du Collège Nouvelles Frontières;
» les frais administratifs reliés à la demande d'admission s'appliquent.
L'Université Saint-Paul se réserve le droit de refuser cette entente à une candidate ou un candidat ayant obtenu son diplôme collégial du programme
d'études du Collège Nouvelles Frontières plus de trois ans avant sa demande d'admission.
Demande d'admission
Vous devez remplir ce formulaire :
Note : Si vous prévoyez faire demande d'admission à plus d'une université, nous vous recommandons de remplir le formulaire de demande d'admission
du Centre de demande d'admission aux universités de l'Ontario (OUAC)
DOCUMENTS REQUIS POUR L'ÉVALUATION DE VOTRE DEMANDE D'ADMISSION
Afin que nous puissions évaluer votre demande d'admission, vous devez soumettre des relevés de notes officiels pour l'ensemble de vos études
antérieures (niveaux secondaire, collégial et universitaire). Ces relevés de notes doivent être envoyés directement par votre établissement scolaire à
l'adresse suivante :
Université Saint-Paul
Bureau de l'admission et des services aux étudiants
223, rue Main
Ottawa (Ontario)
K1S 1C4
CANADA
Toutefois, pour accélérer le processus d'évaluation de votre demande d'admission, vous pouvez numériser vos documents et les faire parvenir par
courriel au Bureau de l'admission à l'adresse [email protected] et, par la suite, transmettre vos documents officiels par la poste.
L'ÉVALUATION DE VOTRE DEMANDE D'ADMISSION
Dès que le Bureau de l'admission aura reçu l'ensemble des documents qui sont exigés, il procèdera à l'évaluation de votre demande d'admission et
l'une des décisions suivantes vous sera envoyée à l'adresse courriel que vous nous avez fournie, ainsi qu'à votre adresse postale.
Décisions possibles
» Admission définitive
Le Bureau des admissions vous fait parvenir une offre définitive d'admission (sans condition à rencontrer).
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» Admission conditionnelle
Le Bureau des admissions vous fait une offre d'admission conditionnelle, avec des conditions précises que vous devrez remplir dans les délais
prescrits. Vous pourrez tout de même procéder à votre inscription (choix de cours).
» Décision différée
Le Bureau des admissions peut vous informer que certains renseignements sont manquants afin d'être en mesure de prendre une décision qu'à
votre admissibilité. Le cas échéant, on vous informera des documents que vous devrez nous faire parvenir dans le délai prescrit.
» Refus
Le Bureau des admissions vous informera des raisons du refus.
ACCEPTEZ VOTRE OFFRE D'ADMISSION
Pour accepter l'offre d'admission et l'offre de bourse, le cas échéant, vous devez signer le formulaire d'acceptation qui accompagne votre offre
d'admission et le faire parvenir, avant la date butoir, à l'Université Saint-Paul par courriel à l'adresse suivante [email protected] ou par la poste à :
Université Saint-Paul
Bureau de l'admission et des services aux étudiants
223, rue Main
Ottawa (Ontario)
K1S 1C4
CANADA
FAITES VOTRE CHOIX DE COURS
Avec votre offre d'admission, vous recevrez également tous les renseignements nécessaires pour faire votre choix de cours. Vous recevrez également
les coordonnées de nos conseillères aux études que vous pourrez rencontrer, de façon individuelle ou lors de sessions d'information, pour vous
conseiller et vous aider à compléter votre choix de cours.
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PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
Formation fondamentale (3 crédits)
Cours optionnel (3 crédits)
3 crédits parmi
» MIS2503 Religions du monde
» THO1706 Exploration du phénomène sacré
» THO1707 Comprendre la Bible (ce cours est préalable à plusieurs cours THO)
Formation disciplinaire (39 crédits)
Cours obligatoires (15 crédits)
» THO2589 Introduction à la théologie
» THO3560 Pentateuque et livres historiques
» THO3561 Interprétation des évangiles - Marc
» THO3566 Existence morale
» THO3569 Liturgie chrétienne
Cours optionnels (24 crédits)
12 crédits de niveau 3000
6 crédits parmi (Histoire de l'Église)
» THO3523 Histoire de l'Église médiévale
» THO3524 Histoire de l'Église moderne
» THO3525 Histoire de l'Église contemporaine
» THO3567 Histoire de l'Église : les cinq premiers siècles
6 crédits parmi (Systématique)
» THO3562 Révélation chrétienne et foi
» THO3563 Le Dieu des chrétiens
» THO3564 Jésus le Christ
» THO3565 L'Église
» THO3568 Spiritualité chrétienne
12 crédits de niveau 4000
3 crédits parmi (Écritures Saintes)
» THO4500 Littérature sapientielle
» THO4501 Littérature prophétique
» THO4502 Littérature paulinienne
» THO4503 Littérature johannique
3 crédits parmi (Éthique)
» THO4504 Éthique sexuelle
» THO4505 Éthique sociale et politique
» THO4506 Bioéthique
3 crédits parmi (Systématique)
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» THO4507 Humanité: créature et créateur
» THO4508 Grâce et existence chrétienne
» THO4509 Le péché et la question du mal
3 crédits parmi (Pratique de l'Église)
» MIS 2508 Théorie et pratique du dialogue interreligieux
» THO4510 L'Eucharistie
» THO4511 Sacrements d'initiation, réconciliation et onction des malades. Rites funéraires
Cours au choix (48 crédits)
» L'étudiant complète une seconde majeure (42 crédits) et 6 crédits ou une mineure (30 crédits) et 18 crédits.
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COURSES
HTP 1101 - TRENDS IN WESTERN THOUGHT
This course addresses multiple aspects of the evolution of western thought, from Antiquity to current times, and the impact of major events and thinkers,
and the influence of other civilizations on the contemporary understanding of human nature, culture and society.
HTP 1102 - ARTISTIC AND LITERARY IMAGINATION: EXPRESSIONS OF THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE
This course addresses the following themes: the notion of aesthetics and its application in art; the study of important works of art and literature with
emphasis on the understanding of ?Self' in relation to the ?Other'; the power of symbolic expression in the quest for meaning in a globalized and
interconnected world.
HTP 1103 - PEOPLE, POLITICS AND THE PLANET
This course addresses personal, social and ecological challenges facing humanity today. We will examine issues at three levels - personal, political and
planetary - in terms of community building and efforts towards global transformations for a hopeful future.
HTP 1104 - FAITH, JUSTICE AND THE COMMON GOOD
This course investigates faith, justice and the common good from religious, philosophical and human science perspectives. The course draws on classic
and contemporary resources, in particular those from the Christian intellectual traditions.
ISC 2309 - ENGLISH COMPOSITION
This course is dedicated to the improvement of writing skills in order to become an effective communicator in several contexts.
ISC 2314 - PUBLIC SPEAKING
Learning the techniques of efficient public speaking. Introduction and training to personal impression making in electronic media. Development of a
professional attitude and self-confidence.
MIS 2103 - WORLD RELIGIONS
Introduction to the world religions with an emphasis on Christian faith in interaction with other living faiths.
MIS 2108 - THEORY AND PRAXIS OF INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE
Dialogue as co-constitution of humans thanks to religious faith. Prerequisites and challenges involved in interreligious dialogue: in-depth dimension of
faith; necessity of self-criticism; hermeneutic of religious convictions. Orthodoxy and orthopraxis. Harmony, conflict and end of religions.
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PHI 2181 - HUMAN KNOWLEDGE
From Lascaux's cave paintings to mythology, history, philosophy, and the experimental sciences, human knowledge is the product of diverse
approaches. The course aims to show the diversity of human knowledge, its evolution and transmission, as well as the central role philosophy plays in
the structuring of this knowledge in different types of discourse.
THO 1306 - EXPLORING THE SACRED
The human effort to express the experience of the sacred and to name our sense of the "Beyond". The different forms such expressions have taken:
cosmic wonder and its symbols, foundations stories, ritual life. The meaning of this effort for understanding the quest of the human spirit and its
attempts to build order in society and community.
THO 1306 - EXPLORING THE SACRED
The human effort to express the experience of the sacred and to name our sense of the "Beyond". The different forms such expressions have taken:
cosmic wonder and its symbols, foundations stories, ritual life. The meaning of this effort for understanding the quest of the human spirit and its
attempts to build order in society and community.
THO 1307 - UNDERSTANDING THE BIBLE
The Bible: book or library, history or story? History of the Jewish people and of the culture in which the Bible was written. The Bible and its content.
Interpreting the text. The Jesus event. The influence of the Bible on history and on contemporary culture.
THO 1307 - UNDERSTANDING THE BIBLE
The Bible: book or library, history or story? History of the Jewish people and of the culture in which the Bible was written. The Bible and its content.
Interpreting the text. The Jesus event. The influence of the Bible on history and on contemporary culture.
THO 2189 - CAN WE TALK ABOUT GOD?
An exploration of the origins of Theology as a discipline, of significant moments in its historical development, of its presuppositions, methods, and the
basic questions it seeks to answer.
THO 2315 - ETHICS AND THE HUMAN PERSON
What is ethics? Introduction to the key ethical ideas that shape our lives. Ethical riches of the Christian tradition to understand ourselves and our
responsibilities to other persons.
THO 3123 - THE MEDIEVAL CHURCH (600-1400 CE)
An examination of church history in the Middle Ages with attention to key figures, movements, and developments in church theology and practice.
THO 3124 - THE CHURCH IN THE REFORMATION PERIOD (1400-1648 CE)
A study of church history from 1400 to 1648, movements of Catholic and Protestant Reform, significant social and cultural developments and their
influence on the evolution of theology and church structures.
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THO 3125 - CONTEMPORARY CHURCH HISTORY
History of the Church from the 18th century to the present.
THO 3160 - INTRODUCTION TO THE OLD TESTAMENT: PENTATEUCH AND HISTORICAL BOOKS
An introduction to the writings of the Old Testament through the study of the Pentateuch and Historical Books, with particular attention to their historical
and cultural context, the role of the Yahwist, Elohist, Deuteronomist and Priestly traditions, and Deuteronomist History.
THO 3161 - INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW TESTAMENT: SYNOPTIC GOSPELS
An introduction to the study of the New Testament through a critical study of the Gospels of Mark, Matthew and Luke. Attention to the cultural and
religious context of the New Testament and history of the formation of the Gospels; contemporary methods of biblical interpretation.
THO 3162 - CHRISTIAN FAITH: ENCOUNTER WITH A SELF-REVEALING GOD
A Christian theology of revelation: Creation as a locus for revelation; reflection on how God has spoken in the history of Israel; fulfillment of revelation in
Jesus Christ; impact of divine self-disclosure in shaping early Christian communities; faith as a human response to divine self-disclosure; implications
for understanding the inspiration of Sacred Scripture and the meaning of Tradition; Christian revelation and other world religions.
THO 3163 - THE CHRISTIAN GOD: SPEAKING OF THE DIVINE MYSTERY
The self-disclosure of the mystery of God throughout history. Theological reflection on the mystery of God the Trinity; the caring God; the question of the
suffering and compassionate God; the human experience of God; speaking of God in the context of contemporary culture.
THO 3164 - JESUS THE CHRIST AND THE LANGUAGE OF CHRISTIAN HOPE
Understanding Jesus of Nazareth, his message and works. Theological interpretations of his death, resurrection, exaltation, and the eschatological
event of salvation. Jesus as Messiah and Saviour, son of Mary and Son of God.
THO 3165 - ECCLESIOLOGY IN AN ECUMENICAL AGE
The church as a sign of communion and salvation in service of the human community. Catholic ecclesial self-understanding, the unity of the Christian
churches, structuring of ministries, the laity, and diversity of life within a world church.
THO 3166 - THE GOOD LIFE: ETHICS AND CHRISTIAN TRADITION
An introduction to the field of ethics within theology. Historical development of ethical approaches within theology. Constitutive elements of moral
existence. Moral existence and Christian faith.
THO 3167 - EARLY CHRISTIANITY: THE FIRST FIVE CENTURIES (0 - 600 CE)
Exploring the relationship between history and theology, methodologies of historical research. Survey of the historical evolution of Christianity from its
beginnings to the end of the fifth century, with attention to early Christological debates.
THO 3168 - WAYS OF CHRISTIAN LIFE AND PRAYER - SPIRITUALITY
Exploring the nature of Christian spirituality, its definition, foundation, diverse expressions; major periods and movements of Christian spirituality; the
importance of spirituality for theological reflection and personal integration.
THO 3169 - LITURGY LIFE OF THE CHURCH
Exploring the common prayer of the Christian community through a consideration of sacred time, space, symbol, language and music; Jewish origins of
Christian worship; the history of the Western liturgy. The structure and dynamics of the eucharistic liturgy, the liturgy of the hours, Sunday worship
without a priest, the liturgical year, inculturation, and trends for the future.
THO 4100 - WISDOM TEXTS AND INTERTESTAMENTAL LITERATURE
Wisdom Texts and Intertestamental Literature.
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Prerequisite: THO 3160.
THO 4101 - THE PROPHETIC BOOKS
General introduction to the prophets through a chronological study, with attention to their cultural and religious contexts. The evolution of prophetic
literature towards an apocalyptic form.
THO 4102 - PAULINE LITERATURE AND THEOLOGY
An overview of the life of Paul and his work. Exegesis of selected letters, with attention to key themes in Paul's theology.
THO 4103 - JOHANNINE LITERATURE
A study of Johannine writings, their structure, theology, and cultural setting. Exegesis of selected passages in the Gospel of John and Letters of John,
and the Apocalypse.
THO 4104 - THE SEXUAL SELF AND ETHICS
The meaning of human sexuality in social, psychological and Christian perspective. Sexuality and personal growth. Discernment of moral values in
sexual behaviour.
THO 4105 - SPIRITUALITY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
The principles of Catholic social teaching and their significance for life in contemporary society and culture. The human being as personal and social
being; respect for human rights; freedom in the socio-political context; society as the milieu of personal growth.
THO 4106 - THE ETHICS OF MEDICINE, SICKNESS AND HEALTH
An exploration of contemporary ethical issues relating to health and the integrity of the human person: respect for human life; the right to physical
integrity; genetics; abortion, euthanasia and the end of human life.
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THO 4107 - HUMANITY: CREATURE AND CREATOR
Christian anthropology. Responsibility and freedom of the human person as co-creator. Relationship between creation and redemption. Creation and a
scientific world view. Ecology and theology.
THO 4108 - GRACE AND CHRISTIAN EXISTENCE
Divine grace and human freedom. Historical development of the theology of grace. Christian existence as faith, hope, and love. God's presence in the
world and in the human person. Contemporary challenges.
THO 4109 - SIN AND THE QUESTION OF EVIL
Understanding the meaning of sin: personal, social, and original. Conversion, finitude, culpability. The anthropological and Christian significance of
suffering, death, and evil.
THO 4110 - THE EUCHARIST
Overview of the eucharistic liturgy. The history and theology of the eucharist from New Testament times through the Middle Ages to today. Basic
concepts of meal, sacrifice and memorial. Contemporary issues in the eucharist.
THO 4111 - SACRAMENTS OF HEALING: RECONCILIATION, ANOINTING, FUNERAL RITES
The (Roman Catholic) Sacraments of Healing: Reconciliation/Penance, Anointing of the Sick, Viaticum. Funeral rites and pastoral concerns.
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CONTACT US
Office of Admissions, Registrar and Student Services
Room 154
Saint Paul University
223 Main Street
Ottawa, ON
K1S 1C4
CANADA
Telephone: 613-236-1393
Fax: 613-782-3014
[email protected]
Hours of Operation of August 15 to May 31
Monday to Thursday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Hours of Operation of June 1 to August 14
Monday to Friday: 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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