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The Catholic University of America's Master of Arts in Liturgical Studies and Sacramental Theology program comprehensively explores the rich traditions and theological foundations of Christian liturgy and sacraments. This program is designed to deepen students' understanding of liturgical practices, historical developments, and theological significance, equipping them for scholarly research, teaching, and various ministerial roles. With a curriculum that integrates academic study with practical applications, students will engage with expert faculty and access extensive resources, preparing them to contribute meaningfully to the life and mission of the Church.
The Master of Arts in Liturgical Studies and Sacramental Theology program at The Catholic University of America is designed to equip students for various educational, diocesan, and parish ministries and also serves as a foundation for advanced doctoral studies. The curriculum includes core courses such as "Liturgy and Culture," "Liturgy: Theological and Historical Perspectives," "Eucharist: A Liturgical Theology," and "Liturgical Sources." Students must fulfill language requirements in Latin and French, demonstrated by passing reading exams. Additionally, students must complete a thesis or two major research papers and pass a comprehensive examination based on an established reading list.
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