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The Dominican House of Studies is a school of theological training for the Dominican friars of the Province of St. Joseph. For centuries, religious and laity have been formed in the sapiential wisdom of St. Thomas Aquinas.
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As a Dominican community dedicated to prayer, preaching, and sacred study, the House of Studies provides intellectual, spiritual, and pastoral support to the local church of Washington and beyond.
A Catholic institution in Washington, DC, housing both a Dominican priory and a pontifical faculty of theology. Learn about its history, architecture, academic programs, and notable alumni.
10. Dez. 2001 · The Dominican House of Studies is a Pontifical Faculty of Theology that prepares students for the ordained ministry in the Dominican Order. It offers a Thomistic approach to philosophy and theology, integrated with spiritual and pastoral formation, and is affiliated with the Washington Theological Consortium.
Die Dominican House of Studies ist eine römisch-katholische Hochschule in Washington, D.C. . Die Hochschule wurde 1905 gegründet und befindet sich in katholischer Trägerschaft durch das Erzbistum Washington.
Learn about the programs, mission and location of the PFIC, a school for graduate studies in the Thomistic theological tradition. The PFIC offers opportunities for intellectual and spiritual growth, and a connected community of Dominican and other students.
Home to the Pontifical Faculty of the Immaculate Conception, the Dominican House of Studies trains growing numbers of Dominican Friars, nuns, and future lay evangelists in the Thomistic ...
