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Adult Education Resources
Below is a collection of the personal notes I created while attending graduate classes at Franciscan University, Steubenville, Ohio. You may download, use and distribute my notes freely.
Graduate Theology Courses of Franciscan University
501 Biblical Foundations
502 Theological Foundations
503 History of the Church
504 Documents of Vatican II
641 Content and Curriculum
655 Mary in the Modern World
780 Scripture: Heart of Catechesis
691 Catechetical Methods I
692 Catechetical Methods II
693 Catechetics in RCIA
694 Catechetical Practice Today
700 Moral Problems
740 Introduction to Systematic Theology
740 Eschatology
A Note on Funding
Franciscan University's graduate theology program is not cheap.
Graduate tuition is a minimum of $30,000 assuming the degree is completed in two years. If undergraduate pre-requisites are figured in or if the degree is not completed in 24 months, expenses can easily top $45,000.
While I completed my degree in less than two years, tested out of several undergraduate classes in order to reduce my expenses, and began publishing articles and books even while I was still taking classes in order to spread what I had learned as far as possible, the damage had been done.
As you might guess, this debt presents an enormous burden on a new family just starting out. If you find the material presented above useful to your personal study and you would like to make a free-will contribution towards defraying expenses, it would be most heartily appreciated.
Note that this is NOT a tax-deductible contribution. Caesar cares nothing about these things. But there are Persons who do.
