The Catholic Intellectual Tradition can be seen in our various events hosted and recorded by our Affiliated Centers and Institutes.
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Part of the Life in Literature series, the Department of Catholic Studies and the G.K. Chesterton Institute for Faith and Culture presented a dramatic reading of The Devil's Advocate by Morris West.
Listen to the Fall Lonergan Lecture “(How) Does the Bible Even Exist: A Theology of Scripture,” presented by Dr. Joseph K. Gordon.
Student journalist Evando Thompson interviews Patrick R Manning, Ph.D., assistant professor of pastoral theology, about his article "Five Tips for Finding God Amidst the Coronavirus Crisis."
Video Recording of the Monsignor Cafone Annual Lecture presented by the Department of Catholic Studies and the G. K. Chesterton Institute for Faith and Culture entitled “A Catholic Breathing with Two Lungs."
Seton Hall University presents students with a unique study of the major world texts and Catholic intellectual traditions as they relate to the "great questions of life".
Allan Wright uses his master’s in theology to inspire countless individuals by bringing the Word of God to life.
Seton Hall's unique signature curriculum - known as the Core - combined with a major or minor in Catholic Studies, allows students to creatively connect their primary field of study with their faith.
Catholic Studies Program & Campus Ministry present "A Pope and a President: John Paul II and the Fall of Communism in Eastern Europe" by Paul Kengor.
The keynote speaker for Day 4 of the Symposium is Andrew Prevot, Ph.D., assistant professor of systematic theology, Boston College*.
This annual lecture series is a tribute to His Grace, The Most Reverend John J. Myers, fifth Archbishop of Newark, for his faithful and steadfast promotion of our Catholic mission.
Learn how the Department of Catholic Studies educates students in heart, mind and spirit.
A lecture by Rev. Msgr. Raymond Kupke, PhD, in celebration the 180th anniversary of Bishop James Roosevelt Bayley's conversion to the Catholic faith.