|
Office
Hours
Fall 2010
tba
I am in my office much more often than
this, and I am happy to meet with students at their conven-ience. The
fastest way to reach
me is SHMS email.
Some general points
1. A syllabus is a guide,
not a contract.
2. Avoid the "message tag" trap.
E-mails and phone calls are not considered sent by you until they
are retrieved by me.
3. No recordings of any kind may be
made in my classes. Any materials that I distribute are offered
for student use only, and all other rights are reserved.
4. Academic calendars are highly
susceptible to curvatures in space-time. The closer one gets to
the end of a semester, the more quickly time moves. Don't wait
till the end of term to address questions or concerns!
5. One might take an academic program part-time, but one can't
take a college or graduate level course part-time.
If you have signed up for a course with me, I expect you
to finish it on-time.
6. SHMS Faculty are welcome to sit
in any of my classes at any time, with or without notice! |
|
Sacred Heart Major Seminary Students
Edward N.
Peters, JD, JCD, Edmund Cardinal Szoka Chair
In hac enim schola omnes sumus condiscipuli.
St. Augustine, Sermo CCLXI
Licentiate Courses
M.A. & M. Div. Courses
Undergraduate Courses
Licentiate Thesis Direction
Master's Thesis
Direction
Licentiate Courses
|
Structures of Particular Churches
(STL 918)
|
Teaching Office of the Church (STL 949)
|
|
Congregatio de Institutione
Catholica
(de Seminariis atque
Studiorum Institutis)
N…442/2006/8 |
|

Z. Cdl. Grocholewski,
Prefect
Congregation for Catholic
Education |
Congregatio de
Institutione Catholica (de Seminariis atque
Studiorum Institutis) attentis litteris commendatitiis
Rev.mi Vicarii nomine Magistri Generalis Ordinis Fratrum
Praedicatorum, Magni Cancellarii, legitime praesentantis;
perpensis titulis quibus candidatus aptus qui doceat
demonstratur; cum compererit eundem iuxta praescripta
vigentis academicae Ecclesiae legis cooptatum esse; ad
normam tum art. 27 § 2 Constitutionis Apostolicae
Sapientia christiana, tum peculiarium Statutorum,
pro munere declarat Nihil Obstare, ad se quod pertinent,
quominus Clar.mus D.nus Eduardus PETERS Iuris Canonici
Doctor atque Iuris Doctor, DOCENS STABILIS in Seminario
Theologico Maioris Detroitensis a Sacratissimo Corde
nuncupato et Facultati Theologicae Ponitificiae
Universitatis Sancti Thomae Aquinatis in Urge aggregato
nominetur et renuntietur.
Datum Romae, ex aedibus
eiusdem Congregationis, die XIV mensis Septembris, in
festivitate Exaltationis sanctae Crucis, a.D. MMVI.
/s/ Zenon
Grocholewski, Praefectus /s/
Vincentius Zani, Subsecretarius
|
|
M. A.
& M. Div. Courses
Introduction to Canon Law
(AT 780)
There will be no foolish wand-waving or silly
incantations in my class. I don't expect many of you to
appreciate the subtle science and exact art that is canon law. However, for those of you who possess the
predisposition, I can teach you how to bewitch the mind and
ensnare the senses. I can tell you how to bottle fame, brew
glory, and even put a stopper in death.
|
 |
Undergraduate Courses
|
Beginning
Ecclesiastical Latin 1 (LAT 121)
Beginning Ecclesiastical Latin 2 (LAT 122)
Intermediate Ecclesiastical Latin 1 (LAT 211)
Intermediate Ecclesiastical Latin 2 (LAT 212)
|
Introduction to Liturgy & Sacraments (THE 210)
Introduction to the Catholic Church (THE 219)
Current Reading Course(s):
* Readings
for Deaf Ministry (Fall 2010) |
Other points:
Suggestion: Undergraduates choosing a "pastoral language" should consider
American Sign Language.
Top
|| Home
|| Canon
Law || Liturgy
& Sacraments || Catholic
Issues ||
Personal
|