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Archbishop José H. Gomez cordially invites you to the St. John’s Seminary 2025 Annual Gala on Saturday, September 20 at Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels. Vigil Mass ~ 5:00 PM | Cocktail Reception on the Cathedral Plaza ~ 6:00 PM | Al Fresco Dining ~ 7:00 PM, more...

Our Annual Open House Event is taking place on April 5, 2025, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM. No RSVP needed. We hope to see you there!

May the true meaning of Christmas fill your heart with joy year 2025

Don't miss the opportunity to support St. John's Seminary on Giving Tuesday, December 3

Wounded Witness: Reclaiming the Church's Unity in a Time of Crisis ------ Thursday, November 14, 2024 ----- This event is open to the public

Please enjoy our honorees speeches during the past Gala dinner

St. John's Seminary invites you to the Virtual Open House for the Master of Arts in Pastoral Ministry program.

Archbishop José H. Gomez cordially invites you to the St. John’s Seminary 2024 Annual Gala on Saturday, September 21 at Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels. Vigil Mass ~ 5:00 PM | Cocktail Reception on the Cathedral Plaza ~ 6:00 PM | Al Fresco Dining ~ 7:00 PM, more...

Enjoy this video by Pope Francis. There are some images of our seminary and seminarians.

Come and celebrate with us our 85th Anniversary on April 20, 2024, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM More information ...

Registrations are open to priest who would like to spend time at St. John's Seminary during the month of June.

Date:    Monday, March 18, 2024; Time:       7:00PM 

Winter 2024

St. John's Seminary offered a Mass to say goodbye to our beloved Deacons.

Please enjoy our honorees speeches during the past Gala dinner 2023

Newly ordained priests a blessing for St. John's

Archbishop José H. Gomez cordially invites you to the St. John’s Seminary 2023 Annual Gala Saturday, September 16 Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels Vigil Mass ~ 5:00 PM | Cocktail Reception on the Cathedral Plaza ~ 6:00 PM | Al Fresco Dining ~ 7:00 PM, more...

Online M.A. in Pastoral Ministry

This presentation will consider: 1) general biblical references to the experience of teaching; 2) specifically Christian and Augustinian approaches to the experience of teaching; 3) Christ as exemplar of effective teaching; 4)the senses in which the Doctrine of Discovery is found in Pope Alexander VI’s ‘Dum Diversas’ and 5) responding to calls that the Church rescind the Doctrine of Discovery.

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