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1 2012- Weekend Courses at 10:460 Christology 12:413 Catholic Sacraments (Course limit 25) Dr. Alexander Hwang 45:425 The Laity in the History of Christian Spirituality January 26-27, February 23-24, SPRING March 23-24, 20:300 The Biblical Foundations of Spirituality (priority given to Spiritual Direction Certificate Cohort, class limit 12) Intensive residency January 24-27, online work continues January 28 May 10, 10:312 Jansenism: Anatomy of a Heresy (MP3 audio podcast course; class limit 20) 15:320 Catholic Sexual and Medical Ethics 30:340 Medieval Church History January 28 May 10, (Course limit 20) Dr. Richard Collins 22:416 Book of Genesis (class limit 16) 43:450 Ministry to Families 42:405 Servant Leadership for Ministry 45:420 Benedictine Spirituality Ms. Chris Urbanowski 44:440 Adult Religious Education June 8-12, + online work beginning 12:314 Sacraments of Initiation Dr. Thomas Walters May 18 (online; class limit 15) April 20-21, May 18-19, June 8-9, 05:423 Modern Philosophy 15:440 Catholic Environmental Ethics Sr. Dawn Nothwehr O.S.F 30:416 The Icon East and West Sr. Jeana Visel, OSB 44:430 Adolescent Spirituality June 22-23, July 20-21, August 17-18, 45:400 History of Christian Spirituality (class limit 12, priority given to Spiritual June 22-26, Fr. Guerric DeBona, OSB and Fr. Peter Marshall 44:330 Adolescent Spirituality (podcast, class limit 8) June 22-23, July 20-21, August 17-18,

2 -14 Weekend Courses at FALL SPRING :400 Teaching and Preaching in the Context of Lay Ecclesial Ministry 45:416 Thomas Merton and the Spirituality of Non-Violence September 14-15, October 19-20, November 16-17, 12:413 Catholic Sacraments 15:426 Christian Ethics 22:415 Seminar on the Prophets 44:422 American Catholic Identity: Catechetical Perspectives January 25-26, February 22-23, March 22-23, :410 Ethics and Natural Law 10:440 Trinity (or Dr. Richard Collins) 15:445 Healthcare Ethics Dr. Kevin Schemenauer 24:415 The Apostolic Fathers 43:421 Pastoral Care and Counseling April 5-6, May 17-18, June 7-8, :430 Ancient Philosophy Mr. Gill Ring 12:425 Ministry to the Sick, Dying and Bereaved 30:440 American Church History 45:405 Spirituality and Ecumenism June 21-22, July 19-20, August 16-17, :300 Human Development and Christian Maturity (Class limit 12, priority given to Spiritual Tentative dates: January 22-26, :430 Spiritual Direction and Discernment (Class limit 12, priority given to Spiritual Tentative Dates: June 21-25, :310 Creed in History and (reproduced from 2012 lectures) 12:315 Liturgical Year (Online; class limit 15) 15:340 Fundamental Moral Dr. Kevin Schemenauer 24:317 Encountering Jesus According to the Gospel of Mark (Online; class limit 12) September 3 December 13, 15:345 Catholic Social Ethics 22:305 Encountering the Old Testament Through Faith and History (online; class limit 12) January 27 May 9, :330 Modern Church History (Video podcast course; class limit 15) May 27 August 15, 2014

3 Weekend Courses at 10:415 God and the Human Person 12:406 Forgiveness and Reconciliation 15:426 Christian Ethics 22:425 - Old Testament Narrative and Poetry 30:430 Modern Church History 49:401 Human Development and Christian Maturity Br. John Mark Falkenhain, OSB September 13-14, October 18-19, FALL 2014 November 15-16, :405 Eucharist 43:412 Crisis Ministry January 24-25, February 21-22, SPRING 2015 March 21-22, :414 Sacraments of Initiation 42:405 Servant Leadership for Ministry Ms. Chris Urbanowski 46:440 Canon Law for Ministry Ms. Linda Budney 2015 April 18-19, May 16-17, June 13-14, :423 Medieval Philosophy Dr. Dan Kolb 30:425 Medieval Church History 43:417 Grief in Pastoral Ministry 45:400 History of Christian Spirituality June 20-21, July 18-19, August 15-16, :435 Spiritual Direction Certificate Pre-Practicum (Class limit 12, Spiritual Direction Certificate Cohort only) Dr. Damian Zynda Dates: January 24-28, :420 Benedictine Spirituality June 20-22, July 18-20, :311 Foundational Creed instead, with Fr. Denis? 12:325 Liturgical Fr. Godfrey Mullen, OSB 24:315 Encountering Jesus According to the Gospel of John (online; class limit 12) 15:345 Catholic Social Ethics 22:304 Understanding the Old Testament Prophets as Bearers of God's Powerful Word (web-hybrid: 3 Saturdays + online work; class limit 12) January 24, February 21, March 21, :340 Medieval Church History

4 Weekend Courses at FALL 2015 SPRING 2016 Fr. Christian Raab, OSB 12:417 Liturgical Year 30:415 Church Art and Architecture 44:425 The Catechetical Ministry September 12-13, October 10-11, November 14-15, :423 Modern Philosophy Fr. Thomas Gricoski, OSB 12:405 Eucharist 24:410 Old Testament Themes in New Testament Texts 45:420 Benedictine Spirituality January 23 24, February 27 28, March 19 20, :440 Spiritual Direction Certificate Post-Practicum (Class limit 12, Spiritual Direction Certificate Cohort only) Dr. Damian Zynda Dates: January 23-27, :325 Liturgical Fr. Godfrey Mullen, OSB 15:340 Fundamental Moral 22:305 Encountering the Old Testament Through Faith and History (online; class limit 12) 30:330 Modern Church History 10:315 God and the Human Person 24:303 The Letters & of Paul (online, class limit 12) :430 Ecclesiology and Ecumenism 12:407 Presiding at Prayer for Lay Ecclesial Ministers 15:425 Catholic Social Ethics April 23 24, May 21 22, June 11 12, :xxx Philosophy Elective Macintyre 15:430 Fundamental Moral 30:425 Medieval Church History Br. Matthew Mattingly, OSB June 25-26, July 23-24, August 19-21, 2016 June 22-26, :301 Catholic Sacraments (online; class limit 15) DATES?

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 (at least half of the degree credits must be residential), 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 full spring or fall semesters, or for a shortened intensive term in the summer, online courses are completely distance-based, asynchronous courses making use of the School s online course management system. They generally entail weekly reading, writing, and discussionboard assignments. Web-hybrid: This format combines features from the weekend and online courses. It is an asynchronous online course held over the course of a semester. In addition, the course members meet once a month at for an all-day Saturday class session, for a total of approximately 20 clock hours of in-class instruction. Up to two web-hybrid courses count as residential credit; additional courses in the format count as distance learning. Podcasted weekday course: This format is based on a fall or spring semester course offered at in the regular weekday format. The lectures and discussion are recorded digitally and processed into files that combine the audio of the lecture with the video of the professor s powerpoint slides. Distance-based students keep up with the course by downloading these files every week and doing the same assignments as the in-class students. This format counts as distance-learning rather than residential credit. Intensive Weekend/Weekday Hybrid: A modified form of the weekend course format, the intensive weekend/weekday hybrid requires students to begin assignments a few weeks prior to coming to for a full Saturday-Sunday class weekend, which generally coincides with the second of three scheduled weekend course dates in the early summer term. Roughly a month later, students meet again for five days, beginning on Saturday (coinciding with the third of three scheduled weekend course dates in the early summer term) and running through Wednesday. Final assignments are due within one to two weeks following this five-day session. This format counts as residential credit.