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Why the ITI is Unique
ITI studies Catholic theology as a unified whole.
Theology is studied in its coherence and organic interpenetration.
ITI studies primary sources
written by great masters in the Catholic tradition. This promotes breadth of vision, depth of reflection, and an eye for quality.
ITI unifies theology and sanctity:
we study the great saints who are true theologians since they possess connatural insight into theological matters and a heart burning for love of God.
Primacy of the theological question:
What is the truth of the matter?
We seek answers to essential questions. The sources are origins and stimulus for active thought.
Pedagogy:
careful reading, contemplative reflection, and active questioning/discussion of a text from a great master in small group seminars.
Study of St. Thomas Aquinas:
strongly encouraged by the Church right up to the current pontificate.
Formation of the whole person;
formation of the heart.
Desire for what is great, beautiful and true: generates inspiration.
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