Talk:Master of Divinity
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The information is correct. I am wondering if we included some catalog descriptions of the program that it would count as citation to satisfy whoever tagged this. Hopquick 20:28, 29 June 2007 (UTC)
For example: http://www.talbot.edu/academics/programs/mdiv/#graduationreq
For example: http://www.fuller.edu/admiss/degrees/mdiv.asp
[edit] fixing a few errors
I fixed two errors. It was stated that the minor seminary takes place after high school. In fact, a minor seminary takes the place of high school and today is exceptionally rare (There are only one or two left in the U.S. today). After high school one goes to the college seminary followed by the theologate. Regarding the ministries, the ministry of porter no longer exists- it was repressed along with the other minor orders under the reforms of Pope Paul VI. It remains as a minor order (along with exorcist) in those groups having permission to celebrate pre-conciliar liturgy. Only acolyte and lector remain as instituted ministries. "Eucharistic minister" (properly called "extraordinary minister of communion") is part of the task of the acolyte. Besides these two ministries, candidacy remains as well. Peace, A Seminarian —Preceding unsigned comment added by 74.95.119.125 (talk) 22:21, 1 September 2007 (UTC)
