Pathways@CTU is a new living-learning community for young adults, especially those from Hispanic/Latin@, African American, Asian American/Pacific Islander, LGBTQ+, and other marginalized groups, who are passionate about co-creating the Church of tomorrow.

At the Bernardin Center, our core mission is to find and foster common ground between people who think differently, pray differently, and approach complex issues differently.

The Schreiter Institute supports research on the integration of a healing Catholicism within local cultures and, particularly, on the urgent mission of reconciliation in our modern world.

The present – and the past – Church are all inculturated with Hispanic and Latin@ reflections of Catholic faith. Here at CTU, Hispanic and Latin@ Catholicism is a part of everything we do.

Through a variety of Master's Degrees and a Doctor of Ministry degree program, as well as a variety of graduate-level certificate programs, CTU prepares the next generation of Catholic readers prepared to meet the changing needs of the Church.

The #1 concern of graduate students is how they're going to afford their studies. At CTU, we work diligently to ensure that no student who wants a degree in theology or ministry has to say no for financial reasons. Almost 100% of our lay students receive a full or partial scholarship!