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some theological inspiration as we ! St. Thomas Aquinas, patron saint of theology students socially distancing, pray for us!

Mark your calendars for a lecture with our very own Dr. Miller on February 27th!

Did you know that the legend of St. George might have roots in several other religions, including Islam and Canaanite cultures? Come learn more about this dragon slaying Saint on February 27!

Be sure to check out this great WTC event with our very own Msgr. McPartlan tomorrow, 2/5!

Figel Event for Ecumenism with Dr. Paul McPartlan | Washington Theological Consortium RSVP for the Event This year's event features one of the world's leading scholars of Ecumenism, Msgr. Paul McPartlan of Catholic University of America. He brings years of writing, teaching,

Happy Feast of St. Nicholas! Join us this evening for Vespers and a festive end of the semester celebration.

Happy feast of All Saints! All you holy women and men, pray for us!

On this solemnity, we recall the holy men and women who, having completed their earthly journeys, now live forever with God. These saints, though not canonized, offer us models of abiding faith and love of God and neighbor (Essential Guide to Seasons and Saints, 109). All you holy men and women, pray for us!

TRS Students: Next week, CUA will be hosting Professor Karl Ubl from the University of Cologne for a public lecture on the evening of 11/7, and a graduate student seminar with lunch on 11/8. For more details, please see the Nest: https://nest.cua.edu/event/5055513.

Department of History Lecture: "The punishment imperative and the construction of political authority in the Carolingian empire"

Check out this conference happening this week, TRS Students!

Join us this Thursday for a panel on Newman's Idea of a University, in light of his upcoming canonization!

Happy feast of St. Jerome to all of our Biblical Studies students and faculty!

Some of our graduate students representing TRS at Cardinal Fest this past Friday!

Mark your calendars for October 4th, as the Center for the Study of Early Christianity at CUA will be hosting Treasures New and Old: Christian Culture and Cultures in the Patristic Age from 10AM-6:30PM. Many of our TRS grad students will be presenting! It is free and open to the public, but registration is requested here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdPilYVr_-4gaDe1Qe4E6g_LyHWmMcB31S4WA_xKWJzs_K_9w/viewform

See this link for more information: https://arts-sciences.catholic.edu/academics/interdisciplinary/early-christianity/christian-culture-conference/index.html

Christian Culture Conference - Early Christianity - Catholic University of America, Washington, DC | CUA Located in Washington, D.C., The Catholic University of America is the national university of the Catholic Church, founded by the U.S. bishops and the pope, faithful to the teachings of Jesus Christ as handed on by the Church. Dedicated to advancing the dialogue between faith and reason, Catholic Un...

TRS grad students: Our first Historical and Systematic Theology Area seminar and happy hour will take place this Monday, the 16th, at 2:00 pm in the Happel Room. Dr. Paul Scherz will be speaking on "Entrepreneurial Science and the Image of God: Using Social Theory and Theological Anthropology to Address a Crisis in Scientific Moral Formation." After the seminar, join us at Murphy's for a happy hour- your first drink is on STRSSA! We hope to see you there!

Remember to mark your calendars for the Dean's Vespers, Thursday, September 19th at 5:00 pm. Take time to gather with fellow students and faculty to celebrate and give thanks for the new academic year! We hope to see you there! See more information and RSVP here:

Dean's Vespers