Want to learn more about Nashotah House? Join us for a one-hour information sessions via Zoom, where you can hear directly from a dean of the seminary, faculty members, and current students. You will also have the opportunity to ask questions and learn more about the application process from our Admissions team.
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Want to learn more about Nashotah House? Join us for a one-hour information sessions via Zoom, where you can hear directly from a dean of the seminary, faculty members, and current students. You will also have the opportunity to ask questions and learn more about the application process from our Admissions team.
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Experience Nashotah is your opportunity to see what life is like at Nashotah House, giving prospective students an immersive introduction to our community, its vibrant life, and its living tradition. The itinerary includes:
As you reflect and connect with current and prospective students, there are ample opportunities to ask questions and discuss issues critical to planning your seminary education, all while experiencing the beauty of Nashotah House’s campus.
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In the 40th anniversary of Anglican theologian Martin Thornton’s death, the 2026 James Lloyd Breck Conference on Monasticism and the Church will explore the integration of monasticism into his theology.
In his Pastoral Theology: A Reorientation, Thornton (d. 1986) put forward his “Remnant Thesis,” writing, “The Remnant, far from being an amputated segment—the clique detached from the whole—is at the centre of the parochial organism and of power extending beyond it.” He then goes on to say that as “we survey the history of the Church from the fifth century to the sixteenth century this monastic mountain can hardly be overlooked: this fact….
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This course will take place at St. Albans Cathedral, with planned day trips to St. Stephen’s House, Oxford University, and King’s College, Cambridge.
The course will focus on the performance, history, and development of Anglican church music, from the Sarum rite through the Reformation to the present day.
Together with internationally renowned vocal quartet and early music specialists New York Polyphony, participants will share in sung Daily Office and Mass. Daily tours and lectures will focus on the history of the buildings, liturgy, and music sung in these unique sacred spaces.
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