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3. Submit Documents
Along with your completed online application, please submit:
All official college or university transcripts (sent directly to the Office of Graduate Admissions by the issuing institution).
One letter of recommendation from work, education, or volunteer organizations.
English proficiency (as demonstrated by testing results or degree completion within the United States) will be required of all international applicants.
All supplemental materials should be emailed to the Graduate Admissions office or sent to:
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Core Courses (30 Credits)
Theology Foundational Courses
Biblical Hermeneutics
Dogmatic Theology I: Trinity, Christology, and Soteriology
Dogmatic Theology II: Church, Sacraments
The Church from Christ to the Council of Trent
Moral Theology
Catechetical Foundational Courses
Evangelization and the Liturgy
Scripture, The Heart of Catechesis
Deposit of Faith
The Pedagogy of God I
The Pedagogy of God II
Electives (6 Credits)
Theology Electives
Philosophy for Theology
Dogmatic Theology III: Christian Anthropology, Eschatology, Mariology
Interpreting the Old Testament
Interpreting the New Testament
The Church in the Modern World
Teachings of Vatican II
Fundamental Theology
Catechetics Electives
RCIA and the Catechumenate
Evangelizing Young People in the US
Philosophy for Catechetics
Analyzing Doctrine
The Mission of Catholic Schools
Concentrations
To ensure you are well-equipped for a life and career of ministry, the MA in Catechetics and Evangelization program offers concentrations in various fields of study. If you pursue a concentration, you must complete 39 credits of coursework, which is one additional three-credit course. Available concentrations include:
Youth and Young Adult Ministry: Make a lasting impact on the next generation’s faith journey by learning how to evangelize and encourage young people with practices firmly rooted in the Gospel, the Church’s liturgy, and mission.
Theology of the Body: Explore St. John Paul II’s vision of human love and dignity, and gain an understanding of Catholic moral theology and the pastoral tools to address contemporary moral issues with truth and compassion.
Sacred Scripture: Deepen your understanding of the Old and New Testaments and learn how to interpret and teach Scripture in the Catholic tradition through ministry and evangelization.
Required Background Courses
Students whose undergraduate coursework did not include the equivalent foundational theology or catechetics background may be required to complete some or all the following background courses.
CAT 517 Catechetics (3)
CAT 520 Scriptural Foundations of Catechetics (3)
PHL 211 Metaphysics (3)
Earning your MA in Catechetics and Evangelization is an investment in your future, helping you get one step closer to your purpose.
We are committed to providing a faithfully Catholic education that is both affordable and accessible. The average total cost for our MA in Catechetics and Evangelization degree program is approximately $23,400. Whether you need help applying for assistance or creating a manageable payment plan, the Franciscan staff supports you every step of the way.
Explore Financial AidFranciscan’s online catechetics and evangelization master’s degree ensures you're equipped for a life of service. Our program’s rich curriculum and faculty guidance help you pursue advanced theological studies or begin a career in ministry.
Wherever your MA in Catechetics and Evangelization leads, you're empowered to teach, encourage, and help bring others closer to Christ and advance the mission of the Catholic Church.
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My experience has given me valuable exposure to organizations and institutions shaping the direction of America today. This is a wonderful opportunity to show faithful Catholics they can positively impact D.C. and propel them into various fields with the mission to, as Ezekiel 33 says, be ‘Watchmen for the Lord!’
— Ryan Mattingly Dy-Liacco ’27
Political Science BA
Whether you’re learning online or on campus, you’re a part of the Franciscan family. Here, you receive the same career support, mentorship, and networking opportunities to ensure you receive a fulfilling and transformative student experience.
Catechetical InstituteStudy under experienced Catholic theologians and catechetical leaders in a respected online catechetics graduate program. Our faculty combine rigorous scholarship with real-world ministry service.
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