PRIEST SEMINARY
Stuttgart
„To seek for yourself,
Look out into the world.
To seek the world,
Look into yourself.“
Rudolf Steiner
PRIEST SEMINARY
Stuttgart
Rudolf Steiner
The Course of Study at the Priest Seminary prepares students for the priest's ordination and for the profession of priesthood in a congregation of the Christian Community. The tasks of the priest are: the celebration of the Sacraments, the giving of pastoral or soul care and the proclamation of the teachings of Christianity.
What does it mean to be a human being today, striving for freedom on the one hand, whilst at the same time also remaining awake to one's responsibility to the spiritual world? Studying at the Priest Seminary is also about living with such questions, regardless of which profession one eventually decides upon.
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The Priest Seminary in Stuttgart is one of three training centres of the Christian Community, where between 40 and 50 students from all over the world come to study. The two-year course begins at the end of September and comprises a basic orientation in the first year and a more intensive deepening in the second year. Each year is divided respectively into two semesters. This is then followed by a practical year in a congregation.
In our magazine, you can find out who is presently studying at the Seminary and what themes we are working on. You will thereby get a direct impression of what life is like in the Seminary.
The Course directs itself to everyone wishing to explore the question: who am I and what is my task in the world? The content of the training is broad and varied, ranging from scientific, theological and historical subjects to themes centred on the sacraments. A variety of artistic activities is also included.
There are over 40 students from all over the world, living and studying at the Priest Seminary in Stuttgart. The training goes back to 1933. The present building, dating from 1982, is the third of its kind.
Get an impression of life at the Seminary! Take a look at some photos of the students, the co-workers, the building itself and the garden!