Weekend Courses at Saint Meinrad

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1 Weekend Courses at Online Courses [Year 1 Sequence] FALL :440 Trinity Dr. Bradford Manderfield 22:435 Prophets and Poetry Dr. Patricia Tull Note: no October weekend on campus for Prophets and Poetry. Online work between October 9- November 3. 24:440 Synoptics, Acts, and General Epistles 44:435 Becoming a Religious Educator Tom Malewitz, PhD Cand. September 23-24, October 21-22, November 18-19, :860 Spiritual Formation Workshop: Praying with Icons Sr. Jeana Visel, OSB Thursday evening, November 16-Friday, November 17, :310 The Creed in History and Dr. Patrick Cooper (Class limit 15) 15:340 Fundamental Moral (Class limit 12) 24:315 Gospel of John Fr. Eugene Hensell, OSB (Class limit 12) September 5-December 15, 2017 SPRING 2018 Fr. Denis Robinson, OSB 12:413 Catholic Sacraments Kevin Magas, PhD Cand. 15:430 Fundamental Moral January 27-28, February 24-25, March 24-25, :440 Spiritual Direction Certificate Post-Practicum Dr. Damian Zynda February 19-23, :300 Human Development and Christian Maturity Sr. Janice Bachman Direction Certificate Cohort) February 19-23, 2018, plus online work through May 11, :340 Trinity Dr. Patrick Cooper 12:314 Sacraments of Initiation Richard Klee, PhD Cand. 22:310 Reading the Old Testament Dr. Patricia Tull January 29-May 11, 2018 SUMMER 2018 LATE SUMMER :425 Medieval Philosophy Dr. Christopher Lutz 24:435 Pauline and Johannine Literature 30:425 Medieval Church History Dr. Robert Alvis 45:405 and Ecumenism April 21-22, May 19-20, June 16-17, :405 Eucharist Dr. Katharine Harmon Note: no July weekend on campus for Eucharist. Online work between July 2 and Aug :416 The Icon East and West Sr. Jeana Visel, OSB 30:440 American Church History Dr. Christine Hernandez 43:421 Pastoral Care and Counseling Dr. Ryan LaMothe June 30-July 1, July 28-29, August 25-26, :860 Pastoral Formation Workshop: Am I My Brother s Keeper? Immigration and Migration Thursday evening, June 14-Friday, June 15, 2018 Intensive Course 45:430 Spiritual Direction and Discernment Fr. Peter Marshall Coursework June 18 - Aug. 24, with residency on campus July 16-20, :330 Ecclesiology and Ecumenism Dr. Joseph Raab 12:3xx Introduction to Liturgy and Sacraments Dr. Nathaniel Marx Dr. Christine Hernandez May 14-August 17, :330 Catholic Healthcare Ethics John Sikorski, PhD Cand. June 1-August 24, 2018

2 Weekend Courses at FALL 2018 SPRING 2019 SUMMER Fr. Christian Raab, OSB 15:430 Fundamental Moral 24:430 Introduction to the Old Testament Fr. Paul Nord, OSB 45:402 Foundations in Christian Dr. Patrick Cooper September 15-16, October 13-14, November 10-11, 2018 Elective 12:414 Sacraments of Initiation 43:417 Grief in Pastoral Ministry Dr. Ryan LaMothe January 26-27, February 23-24, March 23-24, :415 God and the Human Person Dr. Keith Lemna 15:430 Fundamental Moral TBA 24:440 Synoptic Gospels, Acts, and General Epistles April (Palm Sun.), May 18-19, June (Father s Day), :430 Modern Church History 42:405 Servant Leadership for Ministry Chris Urbanowski 44:425 Catechetical Ministry Fr. Brendan Moss, OSB 40:860 Spiritual Formation Workshop: Mothers of Faith Thursday evening, November 8- Friday, November 9, :300 Biblical Foundations of 45:435 Spiritual Direction Certificate Pre-Practicum Certificate cohort only) January 21-25, 2019, plus online work through May, x:xxx Evangelization and Catechesis June 10-15, 2019 June 22-23, July 20-21, August 17-18, 2019 July 11-16, :860 Pastoral Formation Workshop: Party Jesus: Cultivating the Domestic Church Thursday evening, August 15-Friday, August 16, :400 History of Christian (Priority to Spiritual Direction cohort) July 23-28, 2019, plus online work through December, :420 Benedictine Online Courses [Year 2 Sequence] 05:323 Modern Philosophy TBA 10:320 Creed in History & Dr. John Dadosky 22:305 Encountering the Old Testament Through Faith and History Fr. Eugene Hensell, OSB (class limit 12) August 27-December 14, :311 Foundational Dr. Patrick Cooper (Class limit 12) 12:305 Eucharist 15:350 Christian Ethics 24:3xx New Testament Core Course January 21-May 3, 2019 Dr. Nathaniel Marx 15:345 Catholic Social Ethics May 18-August 17, 2019

3 Weekend Courses at Online Courses [Year 3 Sequence] FALL 2019 SPRING :430 Ancient Philosophy 12:417 Liturgical Year 15:426 Christian Ethics 43:450 Ministry to Families September 14-15, October 12-13, November 9-10, :413 Catholic Sacraments 24:435 Pauline and Johannine Literature January 25-26, February 22-23, March 28-29, :440 Spiritual Direction Certificate Post-Practicum Dr. Damian Zynda 49:300 Human Development and Christian Maturity Sr. Janice Bachman Direction Certificate Cohort) January 19-24, plus online work through May, :320 The Creed in History and Dr. John Dadosky 24:300 Synoptic Gospels and Acts 24:317 Encountering Jesus According to Gospel of Mark Fr. Eugene Hensell, OSB August 26-December 13, :325 Liturgical 15:340 Fundamental Moral 30:330 Modern Church History January 27-May 1, 2020 SUMMER :425 Catholic Social Ethics 24:4xx Apostolic Fathers 30:4xx Church History Elective 42:410 Catechesis and Preaching April 4-5, May 2-3, June 6-7, :430 Ecclesiology and Ecumenism 10:440 Trinity 22:430 Introduction to the Old Testament 30:425 Medieval Church History June 20-21, July 18-19, August 15-16, :4xx Pastoral Care and Counseling June 8-13, :420 Benedictine July 20-24, :430 Spiritual Direction and Discernment July 20-25, plus online work through December, :315 God and the Human Person 22:330 Pentateuch and Historical Books June 8-August 21, 2020

4 Weekend Courses at Online Courses [Year 4 Sequence] FALL 2020 SPRING :4xx Sacramental Elective Fr. Christian Raab, OSB 15:425 Catholic Social Ethics 22:425 Old Testament Narrative and Poetry 43:414 Marriage Counseling September 12-13, October 10-11, November 14-15, :460 Christology Hispanic Ministry 43:410 Listening in Pastoral Ministry January 23-24, February 20-21, March 20-21, :300 Biblical Foundations of 45:435 Spiritual Direction Certificate Pre-Practicum Certificate cohort only) January 24-29, 2021, plus online work through May, :320 The Creed in History and 10:340 Trinity 24:303 Letters and of Paul 30:340 Medieval Church History 15:340 Fundamental Moral 24:300 Synoptic Gospels, Acts, and General Epistles 30:330 Modern Church History Electives: Catholic Social Ethics, Prophets, Ecclesiology and Ecumenism SUMMER :440 Synoptics, Acts, and General Epistles 30:430 Modern Church History 44:430 Adolescent Apr , May 15-16, June Intensive New Testament Course John Schlachter 22:330 Pentateuch and Historical Books :425 Medieval Philosophy 15:430 Fundamental Moral 22:4xx Old Testament Elective 42:405 Servant Leadership for Ministry Chris Urbanowski June 19-20, July 17-18, August :400 History of Christian June 20-25, 2021, plus online work through December, 2021

5 Explanation of Course Formats: Weekend Course: Students begin on their reading assignments a few weeks before meeting for a class weekend at, where they are in class all day Saturday and Sunday (with a break for Mass on Sunday). They have two more such weekends, spaced roughly a month apart, between which they work on assignments. The final assignments are generally due about a week or two after the final class weekend. The weekend course counts as residential credit, and entails approximately 39 clock hours of instruction. Affordable temporary on-campus housing is available for weekend students. Because of coinciding course dates and instruction times, it is not possible to take more than one weekend, web-hybrid, or intensive weekend/weekday hybrid course per term. Online Course: Offered over the spring, fall, or summer, online courses are completely distance-based courses. Online classes may involve different methods making use of the School s online course management system. They generally entail weekly reading, writing, and discussion-board assignments; some courses include video lectures. Most courses are asynchronous, meaning that students may log on at different times to complete each week s work. Some may occasionally be synchronous, meaning that students and teacher log on and connect at the same time. Intensive Residential: The intensive residential course entails a short period of campus residency. In most cases, this will be augmented with longer-term, distance-based work, which may begin before the residency. This is considered residential credit. Courses need to have at least 6 students enrolled in order to run.