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Karl Rahner, S.J. notes that 鈥渕ystery is not just an unfortunate remainder of what is not yet known but rather the blessed goal of knowledge which comes to itself when it is with the incomprehensible One, and not in any other way.鈥� CSTM is committed to the intensive study of theology and pursuing a more adequate understanding of our incomprehensible God. As aspiring theologians and ministers, recipients of this award are driven by intellectual curiosity and academic rigor. They have identified a theological focus area, which they desire to explore more deeply during their degree program with the hopes of eventually pursuing further studies in theology. Applicants are inquisitive, courageous, and faithful 鈥� willing to ask challenging questions with an openness to where the answers may lead them.听

Boston and its healthcare network鈥攔ich in history and in contemporary innovation 鈥攐ffer a distinctive setting for formation in ministry. Recognizing the unique opportunities this context provides, the CSTM supports the legacy of Boston and its healthcare system through a commitment to the education and formation of professional chaplains. Through this award, CSTM supports students who recognize the important role that chaplaincy can play in holistic healing in hospitals and healthcare settings today, thereby helping shape the future of whole-person care in Boston and beyond. Candidates for this scholarship demonstrate interest in advancing hospital chaplaincy work and spiritual care ministries that are rooted in rigorous theological study and are aligned with the dynamic work for which Boston healthcare is renowned.

Nearly 500 years ago, in Messina, Sicily, the young Jesuit order founded its first school, known today as St. Ignatius College. The College would revolutionize the order, positioning education at the heart of the Jesuit mission and re-envisioning the Society as a teaching order鈥攖he first of which within the Catholic Church. The Jesuit mission today remains committed to facilitating education that forms whole persons, prepared to serve the world in its multivalent joys, challenges, and surprises. CSTM furthers this mission through its commitment to the intellectual, ministerial, spiritual, and human formation of future Catholic school educators. Recipients of this award display a commitment to providing whole-person learning and formation to their own students in diverse Catholic educational placements through a dynamic appropriation of this educational legacy.

• The Thomas and Mary Donnelly Fellowship provides scholarship assistance for students pursuing a career in campus ministry.

• The Fruscione Foundation Endowment听provides scholarship assistance for two qualified students enrolled in the M.A. in Theology and Ministry program. Each year, one scholarship generated by the endowment is named the Father Patrick Connor, SVD, Scholarship and is awarded to a student committed to pursuing urban ministry upon graduation.

• The Forster Family Fellowship Fund听provides financial assistance to up to eight students enrolled in the Clough School of Theology and Ministry who are pursuing studies in Hispanic ministry.听

• The Arlan and Alice Fuller Family Endowed Scholarship Fund听provides financial assistance to two women pursuing graduate studies at the 乱伦小可爱 Clough School of Theology and Ministry (CSTM).

• The Anne M. Kitz Lay Scholarship Endowment Fund听provides financial assistance to a lay student interested in Biblical studies.

• The Joseph and Winifred Amaturo Graduate Fellowship听established in Honor of Thomas Groome provides scholarship assistance to four students enrolled in the M.A. in Theology and Ministry in need of financial aid.

• The Baker-Arrupe Lay Scholarship听provides scholarship support to two lay students of the 乱伦小可爱 Clough School of Theology and Ministry.

• The Michael E. Murphy Fellowship听supports need-based financial aid for qualified graduate students, with a preference for students from an underrepresented community in the Clough School of Theology and Ministry.

• The Kathryn M. Leonard Memorial Scholarship Fund听provides scholarship assistance to two students enrolled in the 乱伦小可爱 Clough School of Theology and Ministry (CSTM), with first preference to lay students who have served with the Jesuit Volunteer Corps; otherwise to any other lay student needing financial aid.

• The E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation听supports financial aid for Women in Ministry.

• The Fr. Joseph Redfield Palmisano, SJ Memorial Scholarship听supports a student studying theology, specifically interreligious dialogue.听

• The V. Eugene and Rosalie DeFreitas Charitable Foundation听supports financial aid for international students studying at the Clough School of Theology and Ministry.

• The L. Douglas Nolan Scholarship Fund听provides financial assistance to students enrolled in the Clough School of Theology and Ministry, with preference for international students, particularly those from Ireland.

• The Henry R. Cavalieri '50 Jesuit Fellowship Fund听provides support to Jesuits pursuing a degree at CSTM.
  

All CSTM applicants are eligible for the following scholarships:

• Dean Thomas D. Stegman, S.J. Scholarship
  
• Claire Lowery Memorial Scholarship
• Cura Personalis Fellowship
  
• Fr. Joseph T. Nolan Scholarship
  
• McNiece Foundation Scholarship
• Mostello Family Financial Aid Fund
  
• The Robert E. Manning, S.J. Fund (three scholarships given)
  
• The Raymond Zeitz Fellowship Fund (two scholarships given)
  
• The Negri Family Endowed Fellowship (two scholarships given)
  
• Pops on the Heights Fellowships (ten scholarships given)
  

"What does it mean to be Black in the Church in society?鈥� In 1989, Sr. Thea Bowman gave a moving speech to the USCCB and raised this important question. She goes on, 鈥淚t means that I come to my Church fully functioning...I bring myself; my black self, all that I am, all that I have, all that I hope to become." This scholarship recognizes the need for transformative ministry and amplified voices in pursuit of racial justice and reconciliation 鈥� working to heal the sins of our Church and nation. Candidates for this scholarship should demonstrate a commitment to the work of anti-racism and show potential for critical thinking and advocacy around the intersection of theology and race.听

In Laudato Si, Pope Francis invites humankind to hear the 鈥渃ry of the earth鈥� and the 鈥渃ry of the poor,鈥� calling each of us to care for our common home. This scholarship seeks to provide support for students who hear both cries and act with courage and conviction to meet creation鈥檚 urgent need for care. Applicants must demonstrate interest in the intersection of theology and ecological ethics and/or demonstrate a deep commitment to ecological justice in pursuit of care for our common home in order to be named a recipient of this scholarship.听

Throughout the Christian tradition, women have served as prophetic witnesses to the inbreaking of the reign of God. In the spirit of Mary鈥檚 Magnificat, they have bravely proclaimed that God uplifts the poor and scatters the proud. Like the women at the tomb, who were the very first to recognize and announce the resurrection, they have perdured in the face of many obstacles to announce the good news of love and justice. This scholarship remembers all of the named and unnamed holy women who have followed their examples as ministers, leaders, and prophetic proclaimers of Good News. Through this scholarship, CSTM recognizes students who witness and advocate for the powerful ways that women lead, minister, and inspire our Church.

In 2019, the Society of Jesus announced four apostolic preferences for the next decade, one of which is to walk with the 鈥減oor and outcasts of the world.鈥� Central to this is a commitment to caring for migrants and refugees, seeking 鈥渢o create conditions of hospitality, to accompany all these people in their process of integration into society, and to promote the defense of their rights.鈥� With this scholarship, CSTM honors deserving recipients who are committed to welcome for the weary and hospitality for the stranger. Applicants considered for this scholarship will be candidates who demonstrate interest in the intersection of theology and issues facing immigrants globally and/or demonstrate a commitment to ministry within migrant communities.听

In 2017, Fr. James Martin, S.J. (M.Div. 鈥�98, Th.M. 鈥�99) published Building a Bridge, which sparked pivotal conversations in the ongoing effort within the Catholic Church to affirm the dignity of LGBTQ+ Catholics. Through this scholarship, CSTM recognizes applicants who seek to serve as bridge-builders within our Church in pursuit of greater inclusion and justice for the LGBTQ+ community. Candidates for this scholarship must have a demonstrated research interest in the intersection of theology and sexuality through areas such as systematics, Christian ethics, or practical theology, and/or demonstrate a commitment to inclusive ministry within the LGBTQ+ community.

In his 1995 encyclical Ut Unum Sint, Pope Saint John Paul II notes, 鈥淭his unity, which the Lord has bestowed on his Church and in which he wishes to embrace all people, is not something added on, but stands at the very heart of Christ's mission.鈥� Attentive and committed to this mission, the Clough School of Theology and Ministry seeks to cultivate meaningful conversation as a community that welcomes students of all denominations (and faith traditions) to study and worship. This scholarship aims to provide support for students who demonstrate a commitment to ecumenical dialogue, and who are passionate about seeking out ways to integrate ecumenism into their own ministry practices 鈥� serving as bearers of hope for our world.