Academic Programs
The Order of Saint-Sulpice focuses on training priests through its seminaries. To that end, the Theological College provides priestly formation through three separate academic programs: a two-year certified pre-theology program; a theology program; and the Basselin scholars program for undergraduate-level seminarians. The latter program, named in honor of Theodore B. Basselin, is administered by the Catholic University school of philosophy.
The seminary educates and forms seminarians from the following dioceses: Arlington, Baltimore, Beaumont, Camden, Chifeng (China), Fort Worth, Hartford, Helena, Iaşi (Romania), Jefferson City, Lafayette, Little Rock, Louisville, Lubbock, Madison, Nanterre (France), New York, Pittsburgh, Portland, Rapid City, Richmond, Rochester, Rockville Centre, San Francisco, Savannah, Seattle, Spokane, Syracuse, Washington, Wheeling-Charleston, Worcester, and Xi'an (China).
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