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Thelology Club

St. Anselm defined theology as "faith seeking understanding." In 2006-2007, the first year for the Catholic High Theology Club, led by Stephen Hart (Class of '07) and sponsored by Mr. Ashburn and Mr. Dodge, students who wanted to understand their faith more deeply met in Mr. Ashburn's room before school Tuesday mornings to discuss a variety of theological topics, including metaphysics, apologetics, writings of Avery Cardinal Dulles, John Paul II's theology of the body, Benedict's Deus Caritas Est, revelation, Christ's Resurrection, the eschaton, Eastern Rite Catholic Churches, and a Catholic view of Paul Tillich's existentialist philosophy.  The Theology Club is open to any and all students who seek to answer questions about God, faith, and the Church.