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Have you ever wondered what happened to strong,
traditional Catholic teaching? It was degraded, neglected and is
increasingly discarded by the ideas of modernism. At the time when
modernist thought was being hatched, Pope St. Pius X warned of its
danger and proposed the remedy:
"In the first place,
with regard to studies, we will and ordain that Scholastic philosophy be
made the basis of the sacred sciences. And let it be clearly understood
above all things that the Scholastic philosophy we prescribe is that
which the Angelic Doctor has bequeathed to us." -Pascendi
Dominic Gregis, 1907
That advice has unfortunately been ignored and millions
of Catholics, especially in America, receive no instruction in
scholastic philosophy. They are sent into the world unprepared and
the results are before us.
COURSE OVERVIEW
The full course of theology is to be covered in four years. The
course is conducted in two separate streams (A & B) simultaneously to
facilitate progress in the study of St. Thomas' Summa Theologica.
Studies are organized following the traditional manner:
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Year 1 |
Year 2 |
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Stream A |
Sacred Doctrine
Prima 1
One God
Prima 2-26
Blessed Trinity
Prima 27-43
Angels
Prima 50-64
Man's Last End
Prim. Sec. 1-5
Human Acts
Prim. Sec. 6-21 |
Habits
Prim. Sec. 55-70
Vice & Sin
Prim. Sec. 71-89
Law
Prim. Sec. 90-108
Grace
Prim. Sec. 109-114
Faith
Sec. Sec. 1-16
Hope
Sec. Sec. 17-22
Charity
Sec. Sec. 23-46 |
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Stream B |
Justice & Right
Sec. Sec. 57-80
Religion
Sec. Sec. 81-100
Incarnation
Tertia 1-26
Sacraments
Tertia 60-65 |
Baptism
Tertia, 66-71
Eucharist
Tertia, 73-83
Holy Orders
Supp. 34-40
Confirmation
Tertia 72
Extreme Unction
Supp. 29-33
Penance
Tertia 84-90
Supp. Tert. 1-28
Matrimony
Supp. Tert. 41-68 |
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