Admission Webinars
Throughout the year, the Admission Office hosts webinars for those discerning programs in Theology at Saint John’s School of Theology and Seminary. If you have any issues registering for a webinar, or any questions, feel free to contact the admission office: [email protected].
General Information Webinar
March 10, 6:30PM Central Time
Join the Admission Director, Alex Blechle, for a general information webinar about the degrees, certificates, and continuing education programs at Saint John’s. Bring questions about scholarships, modality, pace, etc. and Alex will share his expertise.
Certificate in Benedictine Spirituality Webinar
April 2, 6:30PM Central Time
Join our Academic Dean, Michael Rubbelke, PhD, and Director of Admission, Alex Blechle, for a conversation about our Certificate in Benedictine Spirituality. We will also share information about the application process, costs, curriculum, etc.
Master of Theological Studies Webinar
April 8, 6:30PM Central Time
Join our Associate Director of Admission, Bernadette Donlon, for a conversation about our Master of Theological Studies (MTS) program. We will also share information about the application process, costs, curriculum, etc.
Spiritual Directors on Practical Questions – What is Ours to Do? Webinar
April 22, 6:00PM Central Time
Led by program director, Sam Rahberg, this interactive webinar invites you to engage an essential question that today’s spiritual directors are hearing. Designed for those with at least some experience receiving spiritual direction, the session includes both reflection and hands-on application. Part 1 includes practical guidance from a trained spiritual director. Part 2 is about workshopping your own next steps for praying with this question. Part 3 pulls things together with Q&A. Whether you’re considering a Certificate in Spiritual Direction or simply seeking to grow, this session will equip you to delve deeper into a question worth living.
This month’s facilitator is Dr. Kyle Lambelet (CSpD ’24), Associate Professor of Ethics and Director of the Saint Nicholas Center for Faith and Justice at Virginia Theological Seminary.