Christendom@
Project
Don’t limit yourself to courses offered at your university.
Take advantage of our for-credit, faithful, and rich intellectual formation!
Exclusively for students at Catholic student centers around the country.
How it Works
The Christendom@ Project is designed specifically for undergraduate students at public or private universities. Take livestream online courses from anywhere in the country. Students can sign up here or by contacting their campus’s Christendom@ facilitator. During the semester, students will attend weekly interactive online lectures. Students are provided with support and guidance to meet in small groups weekly.
Objectives
- Acquaint yourself with great thinkers of the Catholic intellectual tradition on a primary-source basis
- Gain insight into milestones in the development of Catholic doctrine
- Cultivate your biblical literacy
- Understand the philosophical basis of Catholic faith and culture
- Master the basic principles of ethics and anthropology relevant to Catholic faith and culture.
Courses Offered
Students who participate in the Christendom@ initiative will be able to take any of the following 3 credit courses:
- Early Christian Literature
- The Bible
- Catholicism and Modernity: From Vatican I to John Paul II
- Philosophical Foundations of Catholic Thought
- Action and the Human Person
- Divine Worship in the Catholic Church
Testimonies

-Thomas Duane

– Morgan Hierlmaier

“This program helped answer questions I had about challenging Church teachings regarding redemptive suffering, essence and nature of the Trinity… and the integral need to develop and live in a community centered in Christ.”
– Jeffrey Kuhn

– Megan Geraghty

Christendom@ History
Christendom@ was successfully launched with the pilot course, HIST 501/Early Christian Literature, at the St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Student Center in September of 2018. Transfer credit recognition was awarded by Purdue University that same semester. We seek pioneering students willing to help us launch this exciting and important initiative on other campuses.
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