As we live up to our commitment to social and racial justice, our goal at the Jesuit School of Theology is to make our graduate theological education more accessible to men and women who seek to serve as the next generation of scholars and ministers throughout the world. JST scholarships help fund an education that equips students to become leaders in their local communities by upholding their identity and religious heritage while critically and faithfully engaging the issues that impact those communities. Thank you in advance for supporting the Jesuit School of Theology.
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"What better way for me to put my faith into action, than to help others with an opportunity to do the same?"
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To strengthen the diversity of communities that our graduates serve, this fund will support students who are currently serving, or demonstrate a vocational calling to serve, the Black-Catholic community.
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To strengthen the diversity of communities that our graduates serve, this scholarship will support students who are currently serving, or demonstrate a vocational calling to serve, the Latinx-Catholic community.
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A gift to this scholarship fund will support the outstanding works throughout the world of religious women whose congregations lack the necessary funding for theological education.
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A gift to this scholarship fund will support lay women who are seeking a degree at JST to gain tools and utilize their gifts to be leaders and ministers throughout the world.
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The Lecture will be presented annually to honor Sr. Thea Bowman's witness and work for racial justice as a bridge across racial and ethnic divisions. We invite you to consider making a gift to the Sr. Thea Bowman Lecture Series Fund.
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The Immersion Program fund offers students in those courses which culminate in an immersion experience opportunities through a pilgrimage experience related to the particular course study. We invite you to make a gift to the JST Immersion Program fund.
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A gift to this program will support Hispanic pastoral ministers to achieve theological and pastoral formation through Instituto’s programs.
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The Theology in the City series highlights JST's esteemed faculty and notable alumni in cities around the country where our JST alumni and friends live. We invite you to make a gift to the Theology in the City fund.