Montreal Diocesan Theological College 

Exploring, Engaging, Equipping

Welcome to "Dio"

Montreal Diocesan Theological College (MDTC) is an  Anglican theological college and a founding member of The Montreal School of Theology in affiliation with McGill University.

Le Séminaire Diocésain de Montréal est un séminaire théologique épiscopalien (anglican) et membre fondateur de l’École Théologique de Montréal en affiliation avec l'université McGill.

An Overview

The aim of the College's programs is to assist our students to become learned, creative and competent ministers.

This goal is normally achieved through co-operating with our partner colleges in the Montreal School of Theology and through our affiliation with McGill University.

Students are invited:

  • to cultivate a thoughtful and responsible reception of the living Christian tradition by engaging its sources, i.e., scripture, history, theology, religion, culture, and experience
  • to relate those sources to contemporary concerns, e.g., ecology, gender relations, interculturalism, global context, etc.
  • to develop sensitivity to other religions and cultural traditions so that the gospel may be proclaimed with respect for all God's people; and
  • to nurture habits of worship, integration, and fellowship toward Christian maturity.

Academic study, participation in the fellowship of the praying Church, and practical experience in ministry are essential elements in this educational process.

Students registered in the College's residential program may therefore expect to find themselves living in a community of learning, prayer, and ministry.

Studies are pursued both within the Faculty of Religious Studies of McGill University and at the College. Through participation in an ecumenical community of scholars, our students receive a solid foundation in the theological disciplines, and learn those intellectual skills that will enable them to continue developing as effective ministers in a changing world.

At the centre of our life together is the corporate prayer of the Church, namely, the divine office and the eucharist.
We listen daily to the Word of God, offer praise and thanksgiving for God's creative and redemptive grace, and, in union with Christ our Priest, intercede for the world.

Field education is equally important in the theological education offered at MDTC. Before the final year, students are placed in parishes under the supervision of experienced pastors.

The In-Ministry Year - the final year of all ministry preparation programs - is a year of supervised training in a parish or other pastoral setting.

MDTC
3475 University
Montreal, Quebec
H3A 2A8

514-849-3004
info@dio-mdtc.ca

Upcoming Events:

Annual General Meeting of MDTC on Wednesday December 2, 5:30 pm

Lesson and Carols
for Advent on Friday,
Dec. 4th at 6 pm.

Quick Links

Presentations by the Rev. Ian Douglas at our recent Diocesan Synod.
Lecture #1
Lecture #2

Presentations and Worship from the Clergy Conference,
Diocese of Montreal, September 27th to 29th, 2009

McGill

McGill Religious Studies

Montreal School of Theology

Presbyterian College

United Church Theological College

Anglican Diocese of Montreal

Anglican Church of Canada

Centre for Lay Education at MDTC

College Newsletters
April 1st, 2009

Application Form
MDTC Application

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