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—Dr. Scott Hahn, St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology
“I particularly encourage priests to send teachers and other ministry leaders from their parishes to study at Emmaus in order to become more fully equipped to be effective ambassadors of the Gospel in their own parishes and schools.”
—The Most Reverend James D. Conley, Bishop of Lincoln
Current Courses
Creation to New Creation: The Historical Books (Joshua through Maccabees)
Join us in person, or online at your own pace as we discover what God is up to through the testimony of these amazing books.
When God’s People Suffer: A Biblical Perspective on Pain and Evil
Come ponder with us God’s own answers—as the Scriptures present them—to many of the questions we ask in the midst of suffering.
Latin I: Introduction to Latin Grammar C
Behold the King: Encountering Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew
Come ponder with us the revelation of the King who comes to dwell among us, bringing with him his heavenly kingdom which he establishes on the earth.
Opening the Word: Catholics and the Bible (Monday)
This section is now full for in-person students, but there is still space in the Tuesday evening section (see directly below).
Opening the Word: Catholics and the Bible (Tuesday)
Come walk with us in person (on Tuesday evenings) or by video at your own pace through a five-week Introduction to the Bible as God’s divine speech to his people.
Winter Book Club: For the Life of the World
What are God’s intentions with regard to the world he made? And how should this shape our lives sacramentally? Join us to discuss these and other questions over coffee or tea Wednesday nights this winter.
Winter Book Club: The True Meaning of Christmas: The Birth of Jesus and the Origins of the Season
Join us for coffee or tea over the winter to discuss the true significance of this Advent and Christmas season.