CENTRE for THOMISTIC STUDIES The Centre for Thomistic Studies Inc (CTS), here in Sydney, Australia, offers year-round courses on Catholic Church teachings, based on the philosophy and theology of the "Angelic Doctor", St Thomas Aquinas. CTS was founded in 1985 for the purpose of providing a sound and profound education in philosophy and kindred subjects for the people of Sydney, and Australia in general, continuing the work begun by the late Dr A.M. Woodbury, SM, PhD, STD, a Marist priest and a leading Australian proponent of Thomism. PROGRAM 2008 MONDAYS CHURCH HISTORY: The Fathers of the Early Church 5pm-6pm Mr R. Haddad BASIC MORALS 5pm-6pm Mrs A. English METAPHYICS - Ontology 6pm-7pm Mrs A. Nelson THE OLD TESTAMENT 7pm-8pm Fr L. Gresser FSSP TUESDAYS LOGIC & DIALECTIC: Method in Science and Philosophy 5pm-6pm Dr D. Boland THE PRIESTHOOD OF CHRIST 6pm-7pm Fr F. Callanan SM COMPEDIUM OF THE CATECHISM 7pm-8pm Mr F. Cudmore WEDNESDAYS CATHOLICS & THE NEW AGE First Semester only 6pm-7pm W. Skowronska A BIOETHICAL INQUIRY Second Semester only 6pm-8pm Fr J. Doherty For information regarding associated courses conducted by the Priestly Society of St Peter FSSP at Lewisham, Sydney, refer HERE Courses commence Monday, February 25, and follow the timetable of the university academic year. Term I - February 25 to March 19 Term II - April 7 to June 25 Term III - July 28 to September 24 Term IV - October 13 to November 19 Exams - December 1 to December 10 Venue: POLDING CENTRE 133 Liverpool St (Level 5) Sydney. Fees: Standard - $200 per year per course paid in advance. Fees paid by term are $60 a term. There are significant concessions for multiple courese and other concession for students, etc. Tea, coffee and biscuits available at nominal cost. Enrolment: On attendance at first class. For further details contact: Don Boland 0425 263 021 Enquiries: Phone: 9759 8014 or (evening) 9550 0231 Correspondence: The Secretary, Centre for Thomistic Studies Inc., Level 5, 133 Liverpool St, Syndey, NSW 2000. Centre for Thomistic Studies