More than 750 alums of St. Mary’s Ecumenical Institute are making a difference in Baltimore, in Maryland and D.C., West Virginia and Pennsylvania, and around the world. They remain engaged with St. Mary’s Ecumenical Institute through social media, attendance at public lectures, discounted library and audit fees, and through the work of their Alumni Council.
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Ecumenical Institute News
- Rev. Katherine Sonderegger to Give 2021 Dunning Lecture
The Mission of the Holy Son into ... More
- Fall 2021 Theology Town Hall
UPCOMING THEOLOGY TOWN HALL Leading Leaders Through Another ... More
- MACM Degree Name Change
Dean Laytham announced that the name of ... More
- EI Fall Semester Will Remain Fully Online
Due to the ongoing pandemic, the decision ... More
- Dean Announces Director of the CAS program
(September 1, 2021) Dean Brent Laytham announced ... More