ecclesiastical university造句

• Besides Kleineidam, others who taught at the ecclesiastical university were Anton Janko, Philipp Sch鋐er and Leo Scheffczyk.
• A number of the seminaries and one ecclesiastical university in Latin America took their professors exclusively from the alumni of the college.
• Ecclesiastical universities and faculties can be established only through erection by the Apostolic See or with its approval; their higher direction also pertains to it.
• The tasks of such an ecclesiastical university are to prepare students for pastoral ministry, teaching, and the  more arduous tasks of the apostolate.
• He is a priest from the Archdiocese of Verapoly, Kerala and a prolific author, columnist, educationist, theologian and visiting professor in various ecclesiastical universities.
• The color of the doctoral biretta given by ecclesiastical universities and faculties is normally black, with colored piping corresponding to the faculty of study in which the degree was granted:
• When Opus Dei and the Legionaries of Christ, two of the most conservative Catholic Church movements, sought to open ecclesiastical universities in Rome, they were rebuffed by Vatican officials.
• The Congregation for Catholic Education " " erects or approves ecclesiastical universities and institutions, ratifies their statutes, exercises the highest supervision over them and ensures that the integrity of the Catholic faith is preserved in teaching doctrine " ".
• Ecclesiastical universities or faculties, which are to investigate the sacred disciplines or those connected to the sacred and to instruct students scientifically in the same disciplines, are proper to the Church by virtue of its function to announce the revealed truth.
• Between 1948 and 1993 in Naumburg existed an ecclesiastical university with the name " Katechistisches Oberseminar " ( " Catechetical advanced seminar " ), where theology, philosophy, religious education and for a while religious law was taught.
• The Holy See s " Agency for the Evaluation and Promotion of Quality in Ecclesiastical Universities and Faculties " ( AVEPRO ) was established on 19 September 2007 by Pope Benedict XVI " to promote and develop a culture of quality within the academic institutions that depend directly on the Holy See and ensure they possess internationally valid quality criteria ."
• The Holy See s " Agency for the Evaluation and Promotion of Quality in Ecclesiastical Universities and Faculties " ( AVEPRO ) was established on 19 September 2007 by the Pope Benedict XVI " to promote and develop a culture of quality within the academic institutions that depend directly on the Holy See and ensure they possess internationally valid quality criteria ."
• The P . Th . D ., however, is meant to enhance further the teaching, preaching, and leadership effectiveness of the current pastor / overseer of a congregational ministry, while the S . T . D . graduate is usually expected to seek the professorate in a Catholic university see " Sapientia Cristiana " on Ecclesiastical Universities, Part One, Section VII, Article 50 . n . 1 at.