IPT student Julie Bostick shares her impressions of the program:
The IPT program is much more to me than a set of courses that I study in order to earn my Master’s Degree in Pastoral Theology. The curriculum has been carefully designed to provide students with a beautifully comprehensive understanding of the most important facets of the Catholic Church and her essential role in God’s call to universal holiness. Each semester the classes we study are specifically chosen to complement one another and we benefit from the depth of knowledge of our professors and their obvious love and devotion to the Trinity and to the Catholic Church. Through the grace of the Holy Spirit flowing through the IPT I have a clearer understanding of my Catholic faith but more importantly I have a deeper and richer relationship with God. Yes, I am on the way to receiving a Master’s degree but more than that I am on a spiritual journey as well. The Holy Spirit has called me to the IPT, but I am not sure of God’s plan for me after I have finished. However, through the IPT I have learned to surrender to my own will and trust God to lead me where He wants me.
The classes meet at the Cardinal Rigali Center in Shrewsbury one weekend a month: Friday evening and all day Saturday & Sunday. IPT is currently accepting applications for the fall semester. If you are interested please call 1-866-866-1100 or visit their website.
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