Welcome to Saint John's School of Theology·Seminary
"All guests who present themselves are to be welcomed as Christ, for he himself will say: 'I was a stranger and you welcomed me' (Matthew 25:35)." Saint Benedict wrote those words in Chapter 53 of his Rule. Our Catholic Benedictine tradition teaches us to treat all people as we would treat Christ. Even through this Web site, we hope you will sense the warmth of the famous Benedictine hospitality that permeates Saint John's.
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On Thursday, January 14, Saint John's University and the College of Saint Benedict were pleased to welcome
Rev. Agbonkhianmeghe Orobator, SJ, to campus to speak on "Religion and Conflict in Africa." His presentation was part of the Moral Theology Lecture series, which brings noted moral theologians to campus to address pressing issues in contemporary life. For those who missed it, Fr. Orobator's presentation is now available online.
Saint John's School of Theology·Seminary, in conjunction with Liturgical Press, is proud to announce our new blog: Pray Tell -- Worship, Wit & Wisdom. This blog is meant to further discussion and dialogue about liturgy and church life. Visit Pray Tell and join the discussion!
Why Study Theology?
St. Anselm defines theology as "faith seeking understanding." Do you seek to understand God more deeply, explore God's call for you, and grow in your faith? Learn more as some students explain why they're studying theology.
Why Saint John's?
Saint John's School of Theology·Seminary is a rich and diverse learning community in the Benedictine tradition, where students receive strong support for their academic and spiritual development. Watch to see if Saint John's could be right for you.
Is It Affordable?
Financial concerns should never keep a student from pursuing graduate study. Find out what Saint John's School of Theology·Seminary could do to help you afford graduate theological education.
Make plans now to join us this summer in Collegeville! There are classes for new and continuing students, conferences on music and spirituality, camps for high school students, and much, much more!
Come enjoy a time of renewal! Join us for Charles Bobertz's presentation, "How Catholics Read the Bible." Dr. Bobertz's next local presentation will be on
Thursday, February 25, at the Basilica of Saint Mary in Minneapolis, MN, from 6 to 9 p.m.
He will also be giving a special presentation in Scottsdale, Arizona, "Walking with the Bible in 2010: What is at Stake?" on February 19th. Register now or find out more...
Online registration is available for retreats and 24-hour seminars offered by the Conversatio Lifelong Learning program. Take some time away to grow spiritually or professionally and enjoy time alone and time with others on our beautiful campus. Find out more...
Ministers in Transition Registration
Saint John’s School of Theology·Seminary is an exciting, vital learning community where men and women are preparing for service in countless ways. Browse these links to get a sense of this singular place in Catholic higher education.
