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The events listed below include live virtual events, seminars, visit days, conferences, and more! While the majority of these events are designed for prospective students, we welcome anyone to attend and learn more about the academic community at the Augustine Institute Graduate School of Theology.
Should you have questions or need assistance with any of the events below, please email admissions@augustine.edu or call 303-937-4420 x969.
Join Augustine Institute faculty and your fellow lay leaders for a day-long workshop on sacramental preparation. Sponsored by the MA Pastoral Theology program at the Augustine Institute and designed for lay pastoral leaders, this workshop will arm participants with theological knowledge and pastoral application to take back to their mission fields.
Join Augustine Institute and the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education (ICLE) for this informational session on the purpose of Catholic education.We'll begin with a brief reflection from Dr. Jeffrey Lehman on the ends, principles, and means of Catholic Education. In this talk, he will reflect on the human person, the classical liberal arts, and the integration of all learning in the light of the Catholic Faith. He will also discuss how this is taught in the Teachers for Christ graduate program, which is committed to forming faithful schoolteachers.
You will also hear from Dr. Ryan Messmore, the president of ICLE, who will discuss the work they are doing through the teaching credential program.
Graduate students of Teachers for Christ will discuss why they are choosing teaching not only as a profession but as a vocation to bring Christ to the center of every classroom.
Join us for an informative session!
Join the Augustine Institute Graduate School of Theology in St. Louis, Missouri, for a four-day experience that combines academic study, prayer, recreation, and a faith-filled community. Our Summer Seminars include two different seminars for rising college seniors that run simultaneously in June: the Sacred Page Seminar, which is dedicated to the study of Scripture, and the City of God Seminar, which explores the writings of St. Augustine in the context of today’s culture.
