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Quaestiones Disputatae: March 14, 2021 A. D.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frfurI2ofzo On March 14th for the first time in centuries, there will be a public celebration of the Quaestiones Disputatae on the First Book of Sentences of Master Peter Lombard.  These will be given in English, during a live broadcast by the Students of the Scholasticum, a medieval institute for the revival of Scholastic Thought. We hope to acquire property to g...
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St. Bonaventure: Opera Omnia, English translation Corrigenda

OPERA OMNIA OF ST. BONAVENTURE: Tome I   Commentaries on the Four Books of Sentences   Book I — On the One & Triune God with the Complete Text of Master Peter Lombard’s, First Book of Sentences ISBN: 0-9915269-0-2 or 978-0-9915269-0-1 Checked and approved by Br. Alexis Bugnolo, translator Errors found in the English text The Students at the Scholasticum, in the Fall 2020 Cour...
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Follow The Scholasticum on YouTube, FB & Twitter

June 22, 2016:  For all those who would like to keep up-to-date on the Institute, you can follow us on FB and Twitter through these links: On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/thescholasticum On Twitter https://twitter.com/TheScholasticum On FaceBook https://www.facebook.com/Scholasticum/
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Studium Scholasticum Onlus established in Italian Law, at Bagnoregio

Bagnoregio, Italy — May 26, 2016 A.D:  The International Association of Academics, known as "the Scholasticum" on this day founded the Italian non-profit Cultural Association, at Bagnoregio,* known as the Studium Scholasticum Onlus. Bagnoregio is the world-famous birth-place of the Seraphic Doctor, St. Bonaventure, whose thought and writings form the co-principal focus of the Scholasticum's cours...
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Scholastic Theology

Our course of studies in Scholastic Theology is organized into two levels. The first is known as the « Baccalaureatus Sententiarius » Cycle, the second, the most advanced of all studies, as the « Magister Sacrae Doctrinae ». The « Baccalaureatus Sententiarius » Cycle The cycle of studies known as the « Baccalaureatus Sententiarius » Cycle has a threefold purpose: 1) to give the student a comple...
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Medieval Biblical Studies

Our course  in Medieval Biblical Studies is known as the « Baccalaureatus Biblicus » cycle, and it has a twofold purpose: 1) to provide students of the Sentences of Lombard sufficient preparation in the understanding and appreciation of Sacred Scripture in the Middle Ages as is necessary and useful for the understanding of the use of Scripture in the Sentences and their commentaria, 2) to allow ...
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Medieval Philosophy

Our course of studies in Medieval Philosophy is known as the « Baccalaureatus Philosophicus » Cycle, and it has a twofold purpose: 1) to impart to prospective students of Lombard’s Sentences an understanding of the principles of Medieval Philosophy and the principal thinkers of that age. 2) to provide students desiring to specialize in the study of Medieval Philosophy a complete two-year cycle o...
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The Scholasticum in 2016

October 25, 2015:  An international association of scholars announced today its intention to work for the establishment of a new institute of medieval studies dedicated to reviving the study of Scholastic Theology and Philosophy. The institute will have as its goal the formation of a new generation of faithful Catholic theologians and philosophers according to the method of study employed by Sts. ...
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