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Student life

Here at the Department of Theological Studies our students are involved in lots of extracurricular departmental activities. See below for some of our ongoing and archived projects.

Bishop Street is our current, active, student journal. Browse past issues and watch for upcoming calls for papers.

Browse the archives of our Department's original student-run journal, "Word in the World."

Graduate Student Representative:

Zackari Bourgeois

 

Student resources

Text Resources

Bibliothèque des Sulpiciens A vast array of theological texts housed just a few minutes away from campus; lots of latin, greek, and periodicals.

Christian Classics Ethereal Library
A digital library of hundreds of classic Christian books selected for edification and education. CCEL texts are stored in their own Theological Markup Language (an XML application) and are converted automatically into other formats such as HTML or PDF.

Early Christian Writings
A valuable collection of primary sources on the New Testament, Apocrypha, Gnostic texts and Church Fathers.

Internet Medieval Sourcebook
A wealth of information on Medieval times hosted by the Fordham University Center for Medieval Studies.

Open Education Database of online schools

Online Medieval & Classical Library
A collection of some of the most important literary works of Classical and Medieval civilization.

Perseus Digital Library
An extensive Web collection of Greek and Latin works.

American Academy of Religion (AAR)
The AAR was founded in 1909 and its mission is to promote reflection through excellence in scholarship and teaching in the field of religion. TEST

Association catholique des études bibliques au Canada (ACÉBAC)
A French Canadian learned society founded in 1943 which promotes the scientific study of the Bible and gathers specialists in the fields of Old Testament and New Testament Studies as well as Intertestamental and Early Christian Literature.

Association pour l'étude de la littérature apocryphe chrétienne (AÉLAC)
A French European learned society founded in 1981 which encourages research on non-canonical texts and gathers world class specialists in the fields of Early Christian Literature, Patristics and Gnosticism.

Canadian Society of Biblical Studies (CSBS)
The CSBS provides a meeting place for those interested in all aspects of the academic study of the Bible—Hebrew Bible, Septuagint, New Testament—in its literary and historical context.

Canadian Society of Medievalists (CSM)
The CSM is the voice of Canadian medievalists devoted to the study of the Middle Ages.

Canadian Society of Patristic Studies (CSPS)
A non-profit organization with the sole goal of encouraging and contributing to the study in Canada of everything to do with the era of the "church fathers" (generally the period between 100 and 750 C.E.).

Canadian Theological Society (CTS)
The CTS was founded in 1955 to promote theological reflection and writing in a Canadian context. Members of the Society attempt to serve three distinct, yet interrelated, institutions – the university, the seminary, and the church.

European Association of Biblical Studies (EABS)
EABS is open to all scholars and students of the Bible. It organizes research groups, supports a graduate network and holds an annual conference, usually in early August, at different locations in Europe.

International Association of Patristic Studies (IAPS)
Founded in 1965, the International Association of Patristic Studies wishes to promote the study of Christian antiquity, especially the Fathers of the Church.

Medieval Academy of America
Founded in 1925, the Medieval Academy of America supports research, publication, and teaching in medieval art, archeology, history, law, literature, music, philosophy, religion, science, social and economic institutions, and all other aspects of the Middle Ages.

Réseau de recherche en Narratologie et Bible
Founded in 2000, the RRENAB engages in the promotion of the study of the Bible and Ancient Christian texts from a narrative perspective.

Société candienne de théologie (SCT)
Founded in 1963, the SCT encourages the developement of theological studies in Quebec and in French Canada.

Société québécoise pour l'étude de la religion (SQÉR)

Society of Biblical Literature (SBL)
Founded in 1880, the SBL is the oldest and largest international scholarly organization in the field of biblical studies..

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