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St. Marys Seminary - Houston, TX St Mary’s Seminary is a theologate which exists for the personal, spiritual, academic, and pastoral preparation of men for the Roman Catholic priesthood
St. Marys Seminary - St. Marys Seminary - Houston, TX The mission of St Mary’s Seminary is to accompany discipleship and configuration stage seminarians in their discernment of a call to the Roman Catholic priesthood and to form holy, virtuous, competent, and compassionate Roman Catholic priests
Community of Formators Staff - St. Marys Seminary Seminary Staff Very Rev Eurel Manzano Rector, Priest Formator Rev Matthew G Súniga Vice Rector, Coordinator of Human Formation, Priest Formator Rev Richard Hinkley, STL Coordinator of Spiritual Formation, Spiritual Director Division Dean, School of Theology of the University of St Thomas, Coordinator of Intellectual Formation Rev
Cardinal Beran Library - St. Marys Seminary - Houston, TX The Cardinal Beran Library will provide information and resources of the highest caliber to support the mission of St Mary's Seminary and the needs of its wider community
Academic Faculty - St. Marys Seminary - Houston, TX About Our Seminarians Academic Faculty Rev Richard Hinkley, STL Coordinator of Spiritual Formation, Spiritual Director Division Dean, School of Theology of the University of St Thomas, Coordinator of Intellectual Formation Rev Charles J T Talar, PhD, STD Professor of Systematic Theology Rev Leon Strieder, SLD Professor of Liturgical Sacramental Theology Dr Steven Meyer, STL, STD
History of the Seminary - St. Marys Seminary - Houston, TX St Mary’s Seminary, dedicated to the honor of the Mother of Jesus, dates its beginnings to 1855 when Bishop Odin established the University of St Mary in Galveston as an institution of higher learning and a training ground for homegrown priests