Theology on Tap: Casual Conversations on Faith & Life (TOT) is a national program that reaches out to young adults who want to explore the role of faith in their daily lives. TOT meets monthly for casual conversations with guest speakers who address questions about faith, love, work and other real-life experiences. Theology on Tap provides an opportunity to not only learn about the Catholic faith but also meet like-minded people and make new friends. For more information about TOT, contact Sr. Jenn Schaaf.
Open to Yale Divinity School students, these monthly sessions provide Catholic formation for graduate students who are in training as professional ministers and scholars for the Catholic Church. For more information about the Catholic Coloquy, contact
Fr. Ryan Lerner.
Each semester, Yale offers a number of courses on Catholicism for credit. In the Fall, consider enrolling in:
REL 607: The Theology of Vatican II, Tuesdays at 1:30-3:20pm with Dr. Berger
HIST 280/RLST 160: The Catholic Intellectual Tradition, Tues/Thurs 2:30-3:20pm with Dr. Eire
HIST 579/RLST 679: Popular Religion in Europe 1300-1700, Wed 3:30-5:20pm with Dr. Eitel
REL 726: U.S. Catholic History Remapped, Wed 3:30pm with Dr. Helgen
The Ethics of Thomas Aquinas with Dr. Eitel
Theological Ethics with Dr. Eitel
