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Jan. 6 - Feb. 10
Foundations of Moral Theology (advanced)
The study of authentic human good, freedom, conscience, natural law and sin. Six-week course in Virginia.

 

Jan. 6 - Feb. 10
Living the Scriptures and Sacraments
The life of discipleship as understood through the Sacraments of Initiation, and Second Vatican Council's universal call to holiness. Six-week course in Connecticut.


Jan. 7 - Feb. 11
Catholic Social Teaching (advanced)
A study of Catholic social teching grounded in Scripture and the social encyclicals. Six-week evening course in Washington.

 

Feb. 2-23
The Sacramental Imagination and Catholic World View
Exploration of the sacramental economy and sacramental encounter with Christ, as well as Church as sacrament to the world. Four-week course in Connecticut.


Feb. 2 – March 23
Jesus, Our Lord and Redeemer
An introduction to the mission of Jesus as found in the Synoptic Gospels. Eight-week day course in Washington.

Feb. 2 – March 9
The Growth of Catholic Tradition: Middle Ages and Reformation
A study of medieval to modern church history through the life and works of great Catholic thinkers, Christian spiritual classics and the charism of religious communities. Six-week evening course in Washington.

Feb. 3 – Mar. 24
 Jesus, Our Lord and Redeemer
An introduction to the mission of Jesus as found in the Synoptic Gospels. Eight-week course in Virginia.

 

Feb. 17 - March 24
The Birth of the Church
The early development and formation of the Church from the Apostolic Fathers through the Patristic Period. Six-week course in Connecticut.

 

 

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Scripture, Theology and Spiritual Formation for Adult Catholics

• Year-round learning in 4-, 6-, and 8-week units
• Courses integrate Scripture, theology, and Church history for greater understanding
• Opportunities for spiritual growth and putting faith into practice

See 2009-10 Course Schedules: Washington, Connecticut, Virginia

 

"I believe that God brought me to EPS. He knew how hungry I was to know Him,
to hear Him, and to imitate Him. I am more proud now to be Catholic
and no longer shy about admitting I am one ."

— 2009 EPS Washington Evening Program Graduate

 

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