A symposium on the Most Blessed Trinity is scheduled for April 12-14 at Christendom College. This event will bring together scholars and professionals to present the Trinity as the foundational mystery of Christian life, relating Trinitarian theology to other disciplines and showing the relevance of Trinitarian faith to various dimensions of human existence.
The Most Holy Trinity
Christendom College
The Christendom Graduate School offers masters-level courses with a comprehensive grasp of the Catholic faith, preparing students for advanced graduate studies and for various ministries in the Catholic Church. Its flexible and accommodating studies allows students of all ages and from all over the world to attend either part-time or full-time, year-round, summers-only, or winters-only, and also to study at a distance through our online courses.
Committed to educating in accord with the Vicar of Christ, the Christendom Graduate School enjoys the full support of the Holy See. In light of this special relationship, the Holy See has authorized Christendom to grant the Apostolic Catechetical Diploma, the highest ecclesial award in catechetics.
Christendom College Campus
Professor
Stephen A. Hipp
Professor, Graduate School of Theology
“Professor Hipp brings a wealth of experience and teaching ability to our program, further strengthening the Graduate School,” says Graduate School Dean Dr. R.J. Matava. “Moreover, Stephen is a down-to-earth gentleman with a great love of Christ and his Church. I believe that our students will benefit from his mentorship.”
Agenda
All events will be held at Christendom College’s campus, except the Trinity Art Exhibit, which can be viewed at the Trellis Venue located 4 miles from the college at 1121 John Marshall Hwy, Front Royal, VA 22630
Day 1
Participation
Join us for interactive workshops and activities.
Day 2
Engagement
Engage with speakers and discussions.
Day 3
Collaboration
Collaborate through group projects and panels.