Certification for Designated Ministry
Course
Description - Fall 2006
** These classes
are held at St. Bernard’s in Rochester and are
available
via video conferencing at St. Mary’s in Watkins Glen and St.
Alphonsus in Auburn (except where noted)
A12 Major
Prophetic Writings
An introduction to the prophetic
traditions of Isaiah, Jeremiah & Ezekiel, emphasizing the
contemporary application of prophetic message.
Premnath
Thurs., 11/2, 9, 16, 30 6:30—9:00 pm
A27 Introduction
to the Letters of Paul
An introduction to Romans, I & II
Corinthians, the longer & most significant letters, with emphasis on
the structure, content, background & relevance of each letter.
Clar Thurs.,
10/5, 19; 11/2, 16
6:30—9:00 pm
B27
Liturgical & Catechumenal Catechesis
An examination of the teachings &
practices, focusing on the how & why of liturgical catechesis in
order to inspire other forms of religious education beyond
sacramental preparation.
Dietz Tues.,
10/3, 10; 11/7, 14 6:30—9:00 pm
C10
Introduction to Theology
An exploration of theology; focusing
on the fundamental aspects of theological inquiry including the
overall scope of theology and method of study.
Hawkins
Thurs., 9/14, 28; 10/5, 19
6:00—8:30 pm
C11
Sacramental Theology
The history & development of the
Sacraments, the church’s sacramental processes & celebrations.
Stosur Mon.,
9/18; 10/2, 23; 11/6
6:30-9:00 pm
C13
Christian Anthropology
A theological exploration of
human personhood.
Stosur
Mon., 9/11, 25; 10/16, 23
6:30—9:00 pm
C19 Mariology
(Mary, Mother of Jesus): A basic
introduction to Mariology with special reference to biblical,
dogmatic, devotional and feminist perspectives.
Kennedy
Thurs., 9/21, 28; 10/5, 12
6:30—9:00 pm
C21** Canon Law I
An introduction to Canon Law and its
role in the pastoral life of the Church.
Condon Mon.,
9/11, 18, 25; 10/2 6:30—9:00 pm
C26**
Temporal Goods
This course will introduce the
student to the principles, policies, and procedures governing
temporal goods. Topics will include acquisition, administration,
alienation, leases, construction and renovation. The student will
be introduced to the concerns of both ecclesiastical and civil law
regarding these topics.
Condon Mon., 10/16, 23, 30;
11/16 6:30—9:00 pm
D11**(Watkins
Glen only; 10/11 not videoconferenced) The Spiritual
Life
This course will explore one’s own
spiritual life and focuses on the ability to relate it to the life
of the Church.
Curtin Wed., 9/20, 27;
10/4, 11 6:30—9:00 pm
D12**(Watkins
Glen only)
Spirituality & Personality
An exploration of one’s spirituality
& personality type, including developmental & gender issues.
Particular attention to examining personal prayer preferences.
Schwartz Wed., 10/11, 18,
25 6:00—9:00 pm
E10
Introduction to Ministry
A theology of ministry from a
pastoral perspective with emphasis on vocational discernment.
D. & J. Palma
Tues., 9/12, 19, 26; 10/3 6:30—9:00 pm
E29
Evangelization
Personal & community strategies for
reaching out to the alienated, the indifferent & the unchurched.
Mancini/Dundas
Sat., 10/14, 11/4
10:00 am--3:00 pm
E31 Cultural
Diversity and Ministry
An examination and discussion of our
diversity and its implications for ministry.
Upson
Wed., 10/4, 11, 18, 25 6:00—8:30 pm
E41
Principles, Methods and Models of Youth Ministry
The dynamics of promoting healthy
adolescent development and faith growth.
Versluys
Dates and Times TBA
E52 The
Liturgical Year
Beginning with the question of time
(cyclic, linear, liturgical), this course explores the seasons of
the liturgical year.
Workmaster
Dates and Times TBA
E59 The Liturgy
of the Hours
The traditional prayer form of the
Church is explored in its history, theology, personal and communal
practice.
Instructor TBA
Dates and Times TBA
E84 Parish
Accounting II
Designed for individuals with some
knowledge of accounting, this course presents the subject matter in
a logical sequence, allowing students to apply the knowledge learned
to create and maintain parish financial records.
Martusciello
Wed., 10/4, 11, 18 9:30 am—1:30 pm
E90
Information Technology IV
An introduction to Peachtree
Accounting using the General Ledger and Accounts Payable modules, as
well as an introduction to the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet program.
This class is held in the Computer Training Lab at the Diocese of
Rochester, 1150 Buffalo Road.
Darling/Stringer
Dates and Times TBA
Courses in shaded area are open to Diaconate Students only
D01PDP History & Theology of the Diaconate: Part I
An exploration of the renaissance
of this ancient order.
Mahoney
Sat., 9/16; 10/21; 12/2; 1/27
2:00 pm—4:30 pm
D03PDP
**
Diaconate Discernment
Discernment of vocation in an
atmosphere of prayerfulness, support and challenge.
Coffey
Sat., 10/21; 11/4; 12/2; 1/27
2:00 pm—4:30 pm
D07PDP Liturgical Practicum
Practical aspects of leading
worship with application to particular rites.
Team
Dates and Times TBA Locations TBA
D12PDP Spirituality and Personality
An exploration of one’s
spirituality & personality type, including developmental and
gender issues. Particular attention to examining personal
prayer preferences.
McDermott
Sun., 9/17; 11/5; 2/4; 4/22
1:00—3:30 pm
D13PDP
Spirituality in an Historical Context
An historical approach to
spirituality designed to both illuminate contemporary spiritual
practices and to assist each student in developing a personal
spirituality.
Curtin
Sun., 9/17; 11/5; 2/4; 4/22
1:00—3:30 pm
D14PDP
Wholeness in Spirituality & Ministry
A practical examination of the
integration of body, mind, spirit, sexuality and relationships
in Christian life and ministry.
Yawman Sun., 9/17;
11/5; 2/4; 4/22
1:00—3:30 pm
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