TST member college libraries are pleased to announce that curbside pickup is now available. Complete information as of January 18, 2021 can be found by clicking here.
TST member college libraries are pleased to announce that curbside pickup is now available. Complete information as of January 18, 2021 can be found by clicking here.
Cardinal Thomas Collins, Chancellor of St. Augustine's Seminary, has announced that, upon his recommendation, the St. Augustine's Board of Governors has appointed Rev. Robert Barringer, CSB, as the President of Toronto School of Theology's member school, St. Augustine's Seminary.
The Toronto School of Theology welcomes Fr. Barringer back to St. Augustine's and wishes him success in his role as President.
The Toronto School of Theology (TST) was deeply saddened to learn that Rev. Dr. C. Douglas Jay, founding Director of TST, passed away on January 1, 2021, at the age of 95. Dr. Jay was also emeritus principal of TST's member school, Emmanuel College.
Dr. Jay was a TST founder and its founding Director (1969-80). One of TST's prestigious, and highly competitive Board of Trustees scholarships, the C. Douglas Jay Scholarship, was established by the Board in 1981 in his honour, and is made possible thanks to contributions made by the Douglas and Ruth Jay Family Foundation.
TST member college libraries are pleased to announce that curbside pickup is now available. Complete information as of January 4, 2021 can be found by clicking here.
The Toronto School of Theology was saddened to hear of the passing of Fr. Ovey N. Mohammed, SJ in the early morning of November 28, 2020, at the Rene Goupil House in Pickering. He was 87 years old, and in his 51st year in the Society of Jesus.
Fr. Ovey spent most of his life at TST's member college, Regis College, where he is remembered for his invaluable service and personal commitment to the College. In addition to teaching systematic theology, Fr. Ovey was the Director of the Extension Division early on, and, later, Acting Director of Basic Degree Programs. In Fall 1989, he was the Nash Lecturer at Campion College, Regina. Fr. Ovey became a professor emeritus officially in 1998, but for the next two decades he continued to be actively involved at Regis College, teaching, tutoring, supporting student theses, and even stepping in as Acting Dean in 2001.