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Papers taught in 2017

CONTENTS

Welcome 1

Contents 1

Paper Selection 1

Papers Taught in the Upcoming Semesters

Papers Taught in 2017 2

Distance papers 2

Paper Information

Biblical Studies 3

Christian Ethics 5

Church History 6

Liturgical Studies 7

Pastoral Theology 8

Spirituality 10

Theology 11

Philosophy 14

Academic Information

Weekly Timetable 16

Academic Calendar 18

Study Options 19

Degree Planning Chart 19

Diploma Planning Chart 20

Staff List 21

Fees Guide Back

Contacts cover

WELCOME Now that you have decided upon the the

qualification you want to study towards (i.e.

Bachelor of Theology or Graduate Diploma), the

next step is to select the papers that will help you

complete your degree or diploma.

If you want to complete individual papers but not

a full qualification , this is not an option at Good

Shepherd College. We’d suggest contacting Walk

by Faith about their NCRS programme.

1

PAPER SELECTION Becoming familiar with the numbering system (or

code) given to each paper, the structure of the

qualifications offered and the mode of study

options will assist you in selecting the right papers.

Paper Codes

Paper codes all start with a letter that identifies the sub-discipline they belong to. For example, B7110 is a Biblical Studies paper.

All our courses are at undergraduate level i.e.

Level 7, the first number in the code. e.g. B7110

The second number represents the different study levels. 100s – Stage I or 1st level course, 200s – Stage II or 2nd level course, 300s – Stage III or 3rd level course.

The last two digits identify each particular paper within their subject area.

Are these the right papers for my programme?

You should ensure that your papers are

appropriate for your intended qualification by

referring to the planning charts on pages 19-20.

How many papers an I able to take?

To ensure your paper selection represents a

reasonable workload there are limits to the

number of papers students can take each

semester.

Special Note

Pay special attention to the semester the paper is

being taught in and if it is being taught on-campus

only, or also by-distance.

TABLE 1: MODE OF STUDY

On-campus Distance

Part-time 1, 2 or 3 papers per semester

1 or 2 papers per semester

Full-time 4 papers per semester

Not available

2 PAPERS TAUGHT IN 2017

BIBLICAL STUDIES

SEMESTER ONE B7110 Introduction to Biblical Studies B7364 Pauline Literature

SEMESTER TWO B7254 Synoptic Gospels

CHRISTIAN ETHICS SEMESTER ONE E7100 Sources and Principles of Christian Ethics E7345 Justice, Human Life and Society

CHURCH HISTORY SEMESTER TWO H7110 History of the Early Church

HUMANITIES SEMESTER TWO A7132 Ecclesiastical Latin

LITURGICAL STUDIES

SEMESTER ONE L7100 Introduction to Christian Worship

SEMESTER TWO L7220 Introduction to Preaching

PASTORAL THEOLOGY AND PRACTICE SEMESTER ONE P7362 Canon Law and the Sacraments

SEMESTER TWO P7363 Selected Themes in Canon Law C7249 Human Development and Pastoral

Counselling

SPIRITUALITY SEMESTER ONE S7350 Christian Spiritual Wisdom

SEMESTER TWO S7102 Introduction to Christian Spirituality

THEOLOGY SEMESTER ONE

T7101 Introduction to Theology T7231 The Person and Work of Christ T7327 The Sacrament of Marriage

SEMESTER TWO T7217 The Church T7325 Anointing and Reconciliation

PHILOSOPHY SEMESTER ONE W7106 Ancient and Early Medieval Philosophy W7309 From Descartes to Kant

PHILOSOPHY continued

SEMESTER TWO W7207 Logic and Critical Thinking W7331 Kant to Postmodernism

For information on how to enrol please refer to the separate booklet of that title.

DISTANCE PAPERS 2017 BIBLICAL STUDIES

SEMESTER ONE B7110 Introduction to Biblical Studies B7364 Pauline Literature

SEMESTER TWO B7254 Synoptic Gospels

CHURCH HISTORY

SEMESTER TWO H7110 History of the Early Church

LITURGICAL STUDIES

SEMESTER ONE L7100 Introduction to Christian Worship

PASTORAL THEOLOGY AND PRACTICE

SEMESTER ONE

P7362 Canon Law and the Sacraments

SEMESTER TWO P7363 Selected Themes in Canon Law C7249 Human Development and Pastoral

Counselling

SPIRITUALITY

SEMESTER ONE S7350 Christian Spiritual Wisdom

SEMESTER TWO S7102 Introduction to Christian Spirituality

THEOLOGY

SEMESTER ONE T7101 Introduction to Theology T7231 The Person and Work of Christ

PHILOSOPHY

SEMESTER ONE W7309 From Descartes to Kant

SEMESTER TWO W7207 Logic and Critical Thinking W7331 Kant to Postmodernism

PAPER SELECTION BIBLICAL STUDIES

Title INTRODUCTION TO BIBLICAL STUDIES

Code B7110

Pre-

requisite None

Lecturer Rev Dr Kevin Waldie SM, SSL, PhD

NZ Credit

Value NZQA NQF Level 5 (15 credits)

Introduces students to the Bible, its content, context and literary genres and to the methodologies of biblical reading, study and interpretation.

Students are required to buy the textbook above and to bring it to the first lecture of B7110. The New Oxford Annotated Bible with the Apocrypha: New Revised Standard Version edited by Michael Coogan. 4th Revised edition. Publisher Oxford University Press Inc. ISBN 9780195289558 (hardback) or ISBN 0195289552 (paperback). Supplier: http://www.bookdepository.com

Duration: 12 teaching weeks: Feb 20 - Jun 23

Semester One 2017.

When: Where:

Monday 10am-12noon (double) Thursday 2pm-3pm Lecture Room 3

Mode of Study:

Available to both on-campus and distance students.

Individual Paper Fees:

NZ$700.00 - NZ Citizen/ Resident NZ$700.00 - International Student

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The basic rules for the degree or diploma on pages

19-20 are a good place to start when choosing

papers. This avoids finding out later that the

papers you completed do not fit programme

requirements, and therefore cannot be counted

towards your degree or diploma.

If you want to complete individual papers but not

a full qualification, this is not an option at Good

Shepherd College. We’d suggest contacting Walk

by Faith about their NCRS programme.

WHERE SHOULD I START? STAGE 1 PAPERS OR

AT A HIGHER LEVEL?

100-level papers are the normal entry point to

tertiary study.

A Bachelor of Theology has pre-requisites for

each paper i.e. papers that must be completed

before further study in the subject area of

interest can be taken. Credit for previous study

may be applied for by providing official academic

transcripts to the Dean of Studies.

The Graduate Diploma of Theology recognises

that previous study enables the student to begin

with higher-level papers without the need for

pre-requisites. You can choose any combination

of papers provided you include T7101 and

complete 5 papers at stage 3.

The same selection of papers are available for

both the Bachelor of Theology and the Graduate

Diploma of Theology, for both full-time and part-

time students.

NEED HELP CHOOSING YOUR PAPERS?

The Dean, Fr. Merv Duffy, [email protected] can

help you make sense of the structure of the

degree or diploma you’re studying towards and

assist you in selecting papers.

mailto:[email protected]

BIBLICAL STUDIES

Title PAULINE LITERATURE

Code B7364

Pre-

requisite Two papers (30 NZQA credits) in Biblical Studies

Lecturer Rev Dr Kevin Waldie SM, BA, SSL, PhD

NZ Credit


Rediscover the texts and ideas of the first Christian writer whose works have been preserved, St Paul.

This course unit examines the literary forms and theological content of the New Testament Literature associated with Paul, with due consideration of their historical, cultural and religious settings.


Semester One 2017.

When: Where:

Monday 10am-12noon (double) Thursday 2pm-3pm Lecture Room 1

Mode of Study:




Title SYNOPTIC GOSPELS

Code B7254

Pre-

requisite One paper (15 NZQA credits) in

Biblical Studies

Lecturer Rev Dr Kevin Waldie SM, SSL, PhD

NZ Credit


Why are there three Gospels with very similar content preserved in the New Testament? That is the question this paper investigates.

This course unit builds on any Biblical Studies Introductory Course Unit and contributes towards the sub-major sequence in Biblical Studies. It develops the ability to research in Biblical Studies through reading the Synoptic Gospels in the light of relevant contemporary scholarly literature.

Duration: 12 teaching weeks: Jul 17 - Nov 10

Semester Two 2017

When: Tuesday 10am-12noon (double) Friday 9am-10am Lecture Room 3

Mode of Study:




4

CHRISTIAN ETHICS

Title JUSTICE, HUMAN LIFE AND SOCIETY

Code E7345

Pre-

requisite

One paper (15 NZQA credits) in Christian Ethics at Level 5 or 1st level

Lecturer Brian Johnstone CSSR, STL, STD, PhD

NZ Credit


Societies as well as individuals can be just or unjust. This paper explores what it means.

This unit examines the ethical issues of human community, sociality and globalisation, with special focus on the requirements of social justice.


Semester One 2017.

When: Where:

Monday 2pm-3pm Thursday 10am – 12noon (double) Lecture Room 1

Mode of Study:

Available on-campus only. No distance mode.



Title SOURCES AND PRINCIPLES OF CHRISTIAN ETHICS

Code E7100

Pre-

requisite None

Lecturer Brian Johnstone CSSR, STL, STD, PhD

NZ Credit


On what basis should Christians distinguish between right and wrong? Explore the basics of Christian Ethics in this paper

This unit introduces students to theological reflection on the ethical aspects of Christian life and discipleship.


Semester One 2017.

When: Where:

Thursday 1pm-2pm Friday 10am- 12noon (double) Lecture Room 3

Mode of Study:




5

CHURCH HISTORY HUMANITIES

Title HISTORY OF THE EARLY CHURCH

Code H7110

Pre-

requisite None

Lecturer Ann Thorp, DipNursStud, BTh, STL

NZ Credit


This course unit is designed to provide students with an overview and general understanding of the early centuries of Christian history.


Semester Two 2017

When: Thursday 11am-12noon Friday 10am-12noon (double) Lecture Room 3

Mode of Study:




Title ECCLESIASTICAL LATIN

Code A7132

Pre-

requisite

None

Lecturer Sr Elizabeth Snedden RSCJ, DTheol

NZ Credit


This course unit aims to provide the student with the basic grammatical and syntactical knowledge that will lead to a grasp of the Latin ecclesiastical writings.


Semester Two 2017

When: Monday 10am-11am Tuesday 2pm-3pm Wednesday 9am-10am

Mode of Study:




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LITURGICAL STUDIES

Title INTRODUCTION TO PREACHING

Code L7220

Pre-

requisite None

Lecturer Rev Dr Timothy Costello SM, ATCL, PhD

NZ Credit


The theory and practice of public speaking in

ministry.

This course gives a theology of preaching and introduces students to the foundational skills needed for the preparation and delivery of speeches, homilies, and sermons.


Semester Two 2017

When: Tuesday 1pm-2pm Wednesday 9am-11am (double) Lecture Room 2

Mode of Study:

Available to on-campus only. No distance mode.



Title INTRODUCTION TO CHRISTIAN WORSHIP

Code L7100

Pre-

requisite None

Lecturer Anna Surrey, DipSpSci, BTh, STL

NZ Credit


Look at what Liturgy – public worship – is, how it has developed across Christian history and study its underlying principles.

This course unit introduces students to concepts that provide a foundation for the study of Christian worship.


Semester One 2017.

When: Where:

Tuesday 2pm–3pm Wednesday 10am–12noon Lecture Room 3

Mode of Study:




7

PASTORAL THEOLOGY

Title SELECTED THEMES IN CANON LAW

Code P7363

Pre-

requisite None

Lecturer Rev Dr Brendan Daly PhD, JCD

NZ Credit

Value

NZQA NQF Level 7 (15 credits)

This course unit serves as the primary way of acquainting students with the canonical tradition of the Church in the non-sacramental areas of Church life. As such, it is a particular expression of the theology of Church studied in Systematic and Pastoral Theology.


Semester Two 2017

When: Where:

Thursday 11am-12noon Friday 10am-12noon (double) Meeting Room

Mode of Study:




Title CANON LAW AND THE SACRAMENTS

Code P7362

Pre-

requisite None

Lecturer Rev Dr Brendan Daly PhD, JCD

NZ Credit


Canon law is a practical application of the official theology of the Catholic Church.

The course unit complements the other unit in Canon Law. It demonstrates how general canonical principles and concepts apply in the area of the sacraments as these are studied in units in Systematic Theology, Liturgy and Pastoral.

Duration: 12 teaching weeks: Feb 20 – Jun 23

Semester One 2017

When: Where:

Thursday 1pm-2pm Friday 10am-12noon (double) Lecture Room 1

Refer to page 17.

Mode of Study:




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PASTORAL THEOLOGY

Title HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND PASTORAL COUNSELLING

Code C7249

Pre-

requisite P7101

Lecturer Rev Dr Timothy Costello SM, ATCL, PhD

NZ Credit


This course unit provides for an understanding of the physical, social, psychological and spiritual dimensions of the human life cycle through all stages from infancy to older age. As such, it provides knowledge of life experiences that can be addresses in pastoral care and counselling.


Semester Two 2017

When: Where:

Monday 9am-10am Thursday 1pm-3pm (double) Lecture Room 1

Refer to page 17.

Mode of Study:




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SPIRITUALITY

Title CHRISTIAN SPIRITUAL WISDOM

Code S7350

Pre-

requisite None


NZ Credit


Consider the writings of some of the greats of the Western tradition of Christian Spirituality including Saints whose works inspire millions.

This course presents a developed and critical survey of the major historical schools of spirituality and prayer within the Western Christian Spiritual Tradition, and explores their contribution to their contemporary expression of Christian Spirituality.


Semester One 2017.

When: Where:

Tuesday 9am-10am Wednesday 1pm-3pm (double) Lecture Room 3

Mode of Study:




Title INTRODUCTION TO CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALITY

Code S7102

Pre-

requisite None


NZ Credit


How do we walk the talk of our faith?

This course unit develops a comprehensive introduction to, and overview of, the topic of Christian Spirituality focusing on its biblical, theological and historical premises and practice from a Catholic perspective.


Semester Two 2017

When: Where:

Monday 1pm-2pm Wednesday 10am-12noon Lecture Room 3

Mode of Study:




10

THEOLOGY

Title INTRODUCTION TO THEOLOGY

Code T7101

Pre-

requisite None

Lecturer Rocio Figueroa BTh, LTh, STD

NZ Credit


Explore the relationship between faith, revelation and theology.

Christian theology is a human word which attempts to express the mystery of the dynamic interface between what is given by God and what is received by the human subject. It is a foundation paper for all future theology course units.


Semester One 2017.

When: Where:

Monday 1pm – 2pm Thursday 10am-12noon (double) Lecture Room 3

Mode of Study:




Title THE CHURCH

Code T7217

Pre-

requisite T7101 Introduction to Theology


NZ Credit


Examine the Church both as a human reality and as the presence in history of the Spirit of the risen Christ.

This course unit aims to provide a comprehensive introduction to the theology of the Church. It will explore the structures of the Church, the relationship between membership of the Church and life in the world and the possibilities for the future of the Church.


Semester Two 2017

When: Where:

Tuesday 1pm-2pm Thursday 9am-11am (double) Lecture Room 1

Refer to page 17.

Mode of Study:




11

THEOLOGY

Title THE PERSON AND WORK OF CHRIST

Code T7231

Pre-

requisite T7101 Introduction to Theology

Lecturer Rev Dr Mervyn Duffy SM, BSc, STD

NZ Credit


Explore the central concern of Christian theology – who Jesus is and what he did.

This course unit is designed to provide students with an understanding of the person and saving work of Jesus Christ. It seeks to explore this understanding in the light of contemporary Christian thought and life.


Semester One 2017

When: Where:

Monday 1pm-3pm (double) Friday 9am-10am Meeting Room

Mode of Study:




Title ANOINTING AND RECONCILIATION

Code T7325

Pre-

requisite Three papers (45 NZQA credits) in Theology

Lecturer Anna Surrey, DipSpSci, BTh, STL

NZ Credit


Explore the theology of two sacraments of healing – what they are, what they do, their chequered histories, how and why to use them.

This course unit applies the themes of sacramentality, a principal aspect of theology in the Christian tradition, to two fundamental areas of human life: sinfulness and sickness.


Semester Two 2017

When: Where;

Tuesday 9am-10am Wednesday 1pm-2pm (double) Lecture Room 1 Refer to page 17. Mode of

Study:

Available to on-campus only. No distance mode.



12

THEOLOGY

Title THE SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE

Code T7327

Pre-

requisite One 7200 series paper in Theology


NZ Credit


This course unit explores marriage principally from the perspective of sacramental theology. It will help students appreciate the interaction between theology, society and the human person, and develop appropriate attitudes and skills for ministry.


Semester One 2017.

When: Where:

Tuesday 2pm-3pm Wednesday 10am-12noon Lecture Room 1

Mode of Study:




13

PHILOSOPHY

Title ANCIENT AND EARLY MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY

Code W7106

Pre-

requisite None

Lecturer David Legg PhD

NZ Credit


Philosophy sets out to ask and answer radical questions about God, the world, and human life.

The course unit starts where it all began, with the ancient Greeks, and traces the main developments of Western philosophy into the early Medieval period.


Semester One 2017.

When: Where:

Tuesday 10am-12noon (double) Tuesday 1pm – 2pm Meeting Room

Mode of Study:




Title LOGIC AND CRITICAL THINKING

Code W7207

Pre-

requisite None

Lecturer Rev Dr John Owens SM, PhD

NZ Credit


This course unit provides structured, practical instruction in the nature of and skills of critical thinking.

This course unit provides structured, practical instruction in the nature of and skills of critical thinking.


Semester Two 2017

When: Monday 10am-12noon (double) Tuesday 2pm-3pm Lecture Room 1

Mode of Study:




14

PHILOSOPHY

Title FROM DESCARTES TO KANT

Code W7309

Pre-

requisite Both W7106 and W7109


NZ Credit


We study “modernity”, the philosophical approach which led to the Western Enlightenment, and eventually to the rise of Western secular society.

This course unit covers the history of thought in the West from the time of Descartes (early 17th century) to the time of Kant (end of the 18th century).


Semester One 2017.

When: Where:

Tuesday 10am-12noon (double) Thursday 9am-10am Lecture Room 3

Mode of Study:




Title FROM KANT TO POSTMODERNISM

Code W7310

Pre-

requisite Two papers (30 NZQA credits) in Philosophy


NZ Credit


This unit examines the critical tradition of philosophy in the modern period that has largely defined itself over and against religion and authority. This unit provides an important background for the study of modern theology.


Semester Two 2017

When: Monday 1pm-2pm Wednesday 10am-12noon Meeting Room

Refer to page 17.

Mode of Study:




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WEEKLY COURSE TIMETABLE – SEMESTER ONE 201 7

Each course has 3 hours of lectures every week, usually one single lecture and a double (2-hour) lecture - although there can be exceptions.

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WEEKLY COURSE TIMETABLE – SEMESTER TWO 2017

Each course has 3 hours of lectures every week, usually one single lecture and a double

(2-hour) lecture - although there can be exceptions.

17

ACADEMIC CALENDAR –2017

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Discipline CODE COURSE UNIT TITLE

} RULES 1. TWO MAJORS

REQUIRED

TH

EO

LO

GY

T7101 INTRODUCTION TO THEOLOGY FIRST MAJOR 2. COMPULSORY FIRST

T7217 THE CHURCH MAJOR IN THEOLOGY

T7231 THE PERSON AND WORK OF CHRIST 1 T7101

3. 24 COURSE UNITS

IN THIS MAJOR:

4. NOT MORE THAN

TWO T71XX

T7324 BAPTISM AND CONFIRMATION 2 T7217

T7325 ANOINTING AND RECONCILIATION 3 T7231

T7326 THE EUCHARIST 4

T7327 MARRIAGE 5

T7328 THEOLOGY OF PRIESTHOOD 6

T7333 THE TRINITY 5. AT LEAST ONE T7337 CHRISTIAN ANTHROPOLOGY AND GRACE T73XX

HU

MA

NIT

IES

IN

TH

E

CH

RIS

TIA

N T

RA

DIT

ION

H7110 HISTORY OF THE EARLY CHURCH

} SECOND MAJOR 6. COMPULSORY

H7240 HISTORY OF THE CHURCH IN THE MIDDLE AGES OPTION A

SECOND MAJOR.

H7350 THE REFORMERS AND THE REFORMATION 1

7. CHURCH HISTORY COURSE UNIT MUST BE INCLUDED

8. NOT MORE THAN

H7383 NEW ZEALAND CATHOLICS: THEIR STORY 2

W7106 ANCIENT AND EARLY MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY 3

W7109 MEDIEVAL & EARLY MODERN PHILOSOPHY 4

W7207 LOGIC AND CRITICAL THINKING 5

W7222 MORAL PHILOSOPHY 6

W7309 FROM DESCARTES TO KANT

ONE 71XX IN THE

MAJOR

W7310 FROM KANT TO POSTMODERNISM

W7331 METAPHYSICS

W7332 THE HUMAN PERSON 9. AT LEAST ONE 73XX

CHOOSE EITHER OPTION A OR B

CH

RIS

TIA

N L

IFE

AN

D M

INIS

TR

Y

S7102 INTRODUCTION TO CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALITY

}

S7260 PRAYER AND PRAYERFULNESS 10. FOUR COURSE UNITS

S7350 CHRISTIAN SPIRITUAL WISDOM SECOND MAJOR FROM CHRISTIAN LIFE

L7100 INTRODUCTION TO CHRISTIAN WORSHIP & MINISTRY MUST BE

L7200 LITURGICAL RITES OPTION B INCLUDED.

L7220 INTRODUCTION TO PREACHING 1 (IRRESPECTIVE OF CHOSEN MAJORS)

11. MAJOR B REQUIRES 3 COURSE UNITS TO BE FROM THE SAME SUB-DISCIPLINE.

C7249 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT & PASTORAL COUNSELLING 2

P7101 INTRODUCTION TO PASTORAL THEOLOGY & MINISTRY 3

P7235 MAORI PASTORAL CARE 4

P7282 SUPERVISED MINISTRY 1 5

P7362 CANON LAW AND THE SACRAMENTS 6

P7363 SELECTED THEMES IN CANON LAW

P7376 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGIOUS VOCATION

E7100 SOURCES AND PRINCIPLES OF CHRISTIAN ETHICS

E7200 METHODS IN CHRISTIAN ETHICS i.e. - 3 codes to start

E7345 JUSTICE, HUMAN LIFE AND SOCIETY WITH THE SAME LETTER E7346 MARRIAGE, FAMILY AND SEXUAL ETHICS

E7350 CHRISTIAN ANTHROPOLOGY & BIOMEDICAL ETHICS

}

BIB

LIC

AL

ST

UD

IES

B7110 INTRODUCTION TO BIBLICAL STUDIES 12. COMPULSORY SBIBLICAL

B7214 PENTATEUCH BIBLICAL STUDIES SUB-MAJOR

B7229 WISDOM LITERATURE 1 B7110 The sub-major needs:

13 NOT MORE THAN TWO B71XX

B7231 PROPHETIC LITERATURE 2 B7214

B7254 SYNOPTIC GOSPELS 3 B7254

B7326 PSALMS 4

B7364 PAULINE LITERATURE

14. AT LEAST

B7368 JOHANNINE LITERATURE ONE B72XX

A7132 ECCLESIASTICAL LATIN

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BACHELOR OF THEOLOGY PLANNING CHART

In rules 4, 8 and 13 “not more” refers only to the papers counted towards the major or sub-major. You can have more of these papers in your degree

Discipline CODE COURSE UNIT TITLE

RULES

TH

EO

LO

GY

T7101 INTRODUCTION TO THEOLOGY

T7217 THE CHURCH A DEGREE AS THE ENTRY REQUIREMENT

T7231 THE PERSON AND WORK OF CHRIST CONSISTS OF EIGHT PAPERS

T7324 BAPTISM AND CONFIRMATION

T7325 ANOINTING AND RECONCILIATION Compulsory Paper

T7326 THE EUCHARIST

1 T7101 or equivalent

T7327 MARRIAGE

T7328 THEOLOGY OF PRIESTHOOD

T7333 THE TRINITY

T7337 CHRISTIAN ANTHROPOLOGY AND GRACE

HU

MA

NIT

IES

IN

TH

E

CH

RIS

TIA

N T

RA

DIT

ION

H7110 HISTORY OF THE EARLY CHURCH

TWO OTHER PAPERS CAN BE AT ANY LEVEL

H7240 HISTORY OF THE CHURCH IN THE MIDDLE AGES

H7350 THE REFORMERS AND THE REFORMATION Foundational Papers

H7383 NEW ZEALAND CATHOLICS: THEIR STORY

2

W7106 ANCIENT AND EARLY MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY

W7109 MEDIEVAL & EARLY MODERN PHILOSOPHY

3

W7207 LOGIC AND CRITICAL THINKING

W7222 MORAL PHILOSOPHY

W7309 FROM DESCARTES TO KANT

HIGHER LEVEL PAPERS ARE MORE SPECIALIZED

W7310 FROM KANT TO POSTMODERNISM

W7331 METAPHYSICS

W7332 THE HUMAN PERSON

CH

RIS

TIA

N L

IFE

AN

D M

INIS

TR

Y

S7102 INTRODUCTION TO CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALITY

FIVE COURSE UNITS X73XX

GRADUATE DIPLOMA MUST HAVE FIVE PAPERS FROM STAGE THREE

S7260 PRAYER AND PRAYERFULNESS

S7350 CHRISTIAN SPIRITUAL WISDOM

L7100 INTRODUCTION TO CHRISTIAN WORSHIP

L7200 LITURGICAL RITES Advanced Papers

L7220 INTRODUCTION TO PREACHING

4

C7249 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT & PASTORAL COUNSELLING

P7101 INTRODUCTION TO PASTORAL THEOLOGY & MINISTRY

5

P7235 MAORI PASTORAL CARE

P7282 SUPERVISED MINISTRY 1

6

P7362 CANON LAW AND THE SACRAMENTS

P7363 SELECTED THEMES IN CANON LAW

7

P7376 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGIOUS VOCATION

E7100 SOURCES AND PRINCIPLES OF CHRISTIAN ETHICS

8

E7200 METHODS IN CHRISTIAN ETHICS

E7345 JUSTICE, HUMAN LIFE AND SOCIETY

E7346 MARRIAGE, FAMILY AND SEXUAL ETHICS

E7350 CHRISTIAN ANTHROPOLOGY AND BIOETHICS

BIB

LIC

AL

ST

UD

IES

B7110 INTRODUCTION TO BIBLICAL STUDIES

B7214 PENTATEUCH

B7229 WISDOM LITERATURE

B7231 PROPHETIC LITERATURE

B7254 SYNOPTIC GOSPELS

B7326 PSALMS

B7364 PAULINE LITERATURE

B7368 JOHANNINE LITERATURE

A7132 ECCLESIASTICAL LATIN

There is no recommended programme. Any

combination of papers can be chosen provided

you include T7101 and five stage 3 papers. You

can begin at higher level papers without the

need for pre-requisites.

The College encourages students to include

some Biblical Studies papers.

GRADUATE DIPLOMA PLANNING CHART

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STAFF LIST This page has the main phone numbers and points of enquiry for the College.

Physical address

Good Shepherd College 20 Ponsonby Road, Auckland 1011

Postal address

Good Shepherd College PO Box 3440, Auckland 1140 TEL 361 1053 EMAIL [email protected] WEBSITE www.gsc.ac.nz

Principle

Very Rev Monsignor Brendan Daly JCD

Dean of Studies

Rev Dr Mervyn Duffy SM, BSc, STD

Assistant Dean

Sr Carmel Walsh OP, MA, MTh, LTCL

Manager

Karen Cairney

Registrar/ Distance Education Coordinator

Maree Crighton BMS, Hons

Librarian

Carol Wills, BA, HDipLS

ESOL Support

Sr Joan Parker, MREd

New Student Admission Enquiries

Merv Duffy, Dean of Studies Phone: 09 361 1053 ext. 702 [email protected]

Request for Enrolment Forms/ Information

Maree Crighton, Registrar Phone: 361 1053 ext. 701 [email protected]

LECTURERS

Below is a list of Good Shepherd College’s lecturers grouped by the discipline that they teach.

Biblical Studies

Rev Dr Kevin Waldie. SM, BA, SSL, PhD

Sarah Hart. D.Theol., B.A., Dip.Mus.

Christian Ethics

Brian Johnstone. CSSR, STL, STD, PhD

Church History

Ann Thorp. DipNursStud, BTh, STL

Liturgical Studies

Anna Surrey. DipSpSci, BTh, STL

Rev Dr Timothy Costello. SM, ATCL, BA, PhD

Pastoral Theology and Practice

Rev Dr Timothy Costello. SM, ATCL, BA, PhD

Sr Elizabeth Snedden. RSCJ, MTh, DTheol

Rev Dr Brendan Daly. BTheol, PG. DipTheol, MCL,

PhD, JCD

Spirituality

Sr Elizabeth Snedden. RSCJ, MTh, DTheol

Theology

Rev Dr Mervyn Duffy. SM, BSc, STD

Rocio Figueroa. BTh, LTh, STD

Philosophy

Rev Dr John Owens. SM, BA, PhL, PhD

David Legg. B.A, M.A, M.A. Dip Phil (Hons),

Dip.Tchg., Prof Cert. Tchg, PhD

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NEW STUDENTS Required to fill in enrolment forms www.gsc.ac.nz

New Student Admission Enquiries Merv Duffy, Dean of Studies Tel 09 361 1053 ext. 702 Email [email protected]

Request for Enrolment Forms/ Information

Maree Crighton, Registrar Tel 361 1053 ext. 701 Email [email protected]

OPENING HOURS Good Shepherd College 20 Ponsonby Road, Auckland 1011 PO Box 3440, Auckland 1140 DURING SEMESTER: Mon-Fri, 8.30am - 4.30pm OVER BREAKS: Mon-Fri, 10.00am – 4.00pm Tel 361 1053 Email [email protected] Website www.gsc.ac.nz

RETURNING STUDENTS Required to enrol online www.gsc.ac.nz/moodle2/

Enrolment Queries Course Planning

Maree Crighton Sr. Carmel Walsh Registrar Holy Cross Seminary [email protected] [email protected]

Good Shepherd Fr. Merv Duffy College Website All other students

www.gsc.ac.nz [email protected]

20 EASY WAYS TO PAY Email Karen Cairney, Business Manager when payment is made on [email protected].

In Person Pay by cash or cheque. Eftpos is not available.

Cheque in the Mail

Make out the cheque to Good Shepherd College

Internet Banking

Good Shepherd College Account 02-0200-0299983-000

FEES GUIDE – 2017

ENROLMENT FEE DEPOSIT

Non-refundable deposit: NZ$100.00

INDIVIDUAL PAPER COSTS

NZ Citizen/ Resident Fee: NZ $700.00 International Student Fee: NZ $700.00






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