Ryan Dumont

The Fall 2019 edition of our newsletter is available to view. You can also visit our archive of previous issues which are available in the PDF format.

To our Seminary Constituencies: The Byzantine Catholic Seminary is receiving an evaluation committee of our accreditors from the Association of Theological Schools in November of this year.  Our goal is

WHO Invited to the “Come and See” Weekend of Discovery are men, ages 18 to 35, single or married, who may be considering a vocation to the priesthood in the

A new year is beginning at the Byzantine Catholic Seminary. The preceding summer months have been anything but quiet. In addition to several projects to enhance the campus, summer classes

Where are you from originally? I was born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana. What is your area of research and teaching? My research is fairly broad. However, most often I

This fall, Byzantine Online will be offering six credits courses as well as one certificate course.  The four required courses:  Introduction to Liturgy, Introduction to Sacred Scripture, Introduction to Moral

The Byzantine Catholic Seminary’s Community of Formation has witnessed several of its students and graduates ordained during the months of May and June.  The Seminary extends its prayerful congratulations to

Metropolitan William Skurla was pleased to give a tour of his Byzantine Catholic Seminary to Cardinal Leonardo Sandri, Prefect of the Congregation for the Oriental Churches, on Sunday, June 23.  Both were

Following a Moleben prayer service in honor of Ss. Cyril and Methodius, patrons of the Byzantine Catholic Seminary, Metropolitan William of Pittsburgh conferred a diploma upon Fr. Nathan Adams as

Witnessing the Healing Medicine of Jesus Christ at a Retreat for Youth and Young Adults By Deacon Kevin Bezner For the past few months I have been studying and reflecting