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Posted by Matthew Leonard on 07.24.09
For the second time in three months Rob Corzine and I traveled to Findlay, Ohio, to offer Presenter training for Journey Through Scripture, the St. Paul Center’s parish-based Bible study series. And just like when we presented Genesis to Jesus back in March, we again enjoyed the company of a very large crowd of people from all over the Diocese of Toledo.
This time we spent the day studying The Bible and the Mass,... [Continue Reading]
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Posted by St. Paul Center on 07.13.09
On June 15, the St. Paul Center along with St. Vincent Seminary and Archabbey welcomed over 100 ordained (or soon to be ordained) men to our fourth annual Priests, Deacons, and Seminarians Conference. The five-day gathering was our largest yet. It was also, according to the men in attendance, our most successful.
The conference, which took place on the campus of St. Vincent’s Seminary in Latrobe,... [Continue Reading]
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Posted by Dr. Scott Hahn on 07.13.09
It seems almost too good to be true—a midsummer night’s dream. But I pinch myself, and I find that it’s really here. After several years of labor—intense collaboration with a team of my colleagues—The Catholic Bible Dictionary is now resting on my desk.
It’s never long at rest, though, because I’m actually using it. I hope you, too, will find it useful.
I know you’ll find it beautiful, inside and... [Continue Reading]
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Posted by Matthew Leonard on 06.29.09
Summer for the St. Paul Center kicked off in earnest this June with the Letter & Spirit Summer Institute. This is the second year we’ve invited young doctoral students and scholars to Steubenville for an intensive week of study, discussion, and social interaction.
Theologically focused summer institutes have historically played an important role in the education and formation of teachers of the faith.... [Continue Reading]
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Posted by Dr. Scott Hahn on 06.01.09
This month, the Church brings the Year of St. Paul to a triumphant close, and I can’t help but feel a twinge of sadness at its passing. For us at the St. Paul Center, it has been a year of graces. If all we had to do was follow the teachings of Pope Benedict on the theology of our patron, it would have been exalted enough. But it would not have been nearly “Pauline” enough.
For St. Paul the cross... [Continue Reading]
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Posted by Matthew Leonard on 05.22.09
In a recent speech to the Pontifical Biblical Commission, Pope Benedict XVI addressed the importance of the divine authorship and inspiration of Sacred Scripture and how it is to be interpreted. First recalling the contributions of the Encyclicals “Providentissimus Deus” and “Divino Afflante Spiritu”, the Pope focuses primarily on Vatican II’s “Dei Verbum.”
God is the author of the Bible, the Pope... [Continue Reading]
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