Program
Description
The Master of Studies on Marriage and the Family (MMF) is a professional, graduate program designed to introduce students to the Catholic understanding of marriage and the family. It provides a rigorous and broad formation that is academic, practical and spiritual, for those persons who wish to work within the Church in the area of marriage and the family. Complementing the intellectual formation of the students there is a substantial emphasis on the acquisition of skills that are necessary to work effectively in a pastoral setting.
Prerequisite
It is open to students who have already completed higher education and obtained at least a Bachelors degree equivalent. It does not presuppose prior theological studies, and therefore the program includes some general courses in both theology and philosophy. The MMF is not equivalent to the Canonical Baccalaureate in Theology.
Requirements
MMF studies comprise four semesters of basic courses in philosophy and theology and of specialized marriage and family courses.
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