Mark your calendars for the Cardinal Newman Symposium to be held at Saint Joesph's Seminary, November 1 - 2, 2019
featuring keynote speaker Rev. Ian Ker.

Fr. Ker -  a priest, scholar, author, lecturer -  has taught theology and English literature in universities in the United Kingdom and the United States. Recognized as the world’s leading living authority on the life and thought of Cardinal Newman, he has authored and edited more than twenty books on the life and thought of Cardinal Newman.
 
 
Call for papers:   Please submit your proposed topic for a paper with title and summary of about 250 words by June 22. We will respond to your proposal by June 28. Please submit your proposal for a paper by either Clicking here to submit your proposal online or send a hard copy/paper copy to:
 
Msgr. Peter I. Vaccari, Rector
St. Joseph’s Seminary
201 Seminary Avenue
Yonkers, NY   10704
 

Summer 2019 Semester
June 3 - July 16

50% Discount to New Students on First Class
and
50% Audit Discount to SJS & SIC Alumni

Courses being offered:

Conflict Resolution in Ministry with Dean Christine Hammill-Cregan
Huntington, Wednesday, June 5th 6pm - 10pm; Monday - Thursday, June 24-27 8am - 4:30pm

Christology with Fr. Kevin O'Reilly
Monday / Wednesday
Yonkers & Huntington (Linked)

Apologetics with Fr. Kevin O'Reilly
Tuesday / Thursday
Yonkers & Huntington (Linked)

Daniel and the Book of Revelation with Prof. Annmarie McLaughlin
Tuesday / Thursday
Yonkers & Huntington (Linked)

Click Here to access the Schedule

Course Descriptions, click here

New Students click here to access the SJS welcome page and online application

Principles of Sacred Music - Hybrid Course
Online: June 3 - July 28
F2F: July 29,July 30, 9am to 4pm

Principles of Chant
July 31 - August 3, 8am to 6pm

Teaching Gregorian Chant to Children
July 22 - July 26, 9am to 5:30pm

Introduction to the Organ for Pianists
July 31 - August 3, 9am to 12pm & 3pm to 6pm

For more information about the St Cecilia Academy, click here

To Register for the Summer Sacred Music Classes, click here

Dr. Donna Eschenauer, Associate Dean & Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology has published a new book!




 

Professor David Bonagura,  who has taught Latin, Greek, Faith & Belief in the 21st Century and Latin Readings from the Roman Missal, Psalter & Church Fathers, has published his book, Steadfast in Faith: Catholicism and the Challenges of Secularism from Cluny Media. In his words:

"It was labor of love, worked on over three years, often first in a notebook while in a plane, train, or bus. The book is an apologetics for and catechesis on faith and belief in light of 21st century challenges, intended for the regular Catholic sitting in the pews. I hope you will find it an engaging read and helpful, in some small way, in your faith life."

You can find the book on Amazon.