On March 25, we celebrated a very important feast of the Church: the Solemnity of the Annunciation, so dear to all of us Christians. But this was not the only joy of that day… Sixteen seminarians from our College took a further step in their vocational journey by receiving the ministry of lector. Through this, they committed themselves to be attentive listeners to the Word of God and zealous proclaimers of it. To make our joy even greater, the Holy Mass — during which the rit

Beyond its extraordinary natural and cultural richness—and the Swahili language for which it is renowned—Tanzania holds many other fascinating aspects. Several of these came to life on Saturday, March 21, during an evening filled with vibrant Tanzanian flavours and traditions, joyfully embraced by our community as we celebrated the cultural diversity that enriches us all. Sharing the uniqueness of their homeland, our Tanzanian seminarians animated the celebration with remarka

Some refer to the Holy Spirit as the “Great Unknown,” but today perhaps we can recognize more than ever His action in the midst of the Church. This was precisely the experience we had as a College on March 17, during our Sedes Guest  program, with the visit of Fabiola, a member of the Shalom Community, an international association of lay people founded in 1982 by Moysés Azevedo, a consecrated layman. As Fabiola shared, the founder felt in his heart God’s call to bring the Gos

“Rejoice even in the midst of difficulties and suffering.” These were the striking words at the heart of the homily delivered during the Mass of the Fourth Sunday of Lent, presided over by the Prelate of Opus Dei, Mons. Fernando Ocáriz, during his pastoral and fatherly visit to our college. As the Prelate reminded us, the Lenten season—though marked by fasting and penance—invites us to a deep and genuine joy, a joy highlighted in a special way by the liturgy of Laetare Sunday

Our Seminary has always had the privilege of receiving welcome visits. On this occasion, on Wednesday, March 11, we joyfully welcomed Monsignor Hugo Nicolás Barbaro, Bishop of the Diocese of San Roque of Presidencia Roque Sáenz Peña. With Mons. Hugo, we shared lunch, a brief moment of prayer, and finally received his blessing. But why such enthusiasm for the visit of a bishop? Any visit is a privileged moment to recognize Christ in those who visit us and to strengthen the bon

“ The graces obtained through the martyrs come more easily, because the martyrs are always waiting for us—ready to pray for us and with us. ” With these striking words, Raffaele   PENDIBENE, lawyer and father of a family, opened his testimony during our Sedes Guest  encounter on Monday, 9 March 2026, following our community lunch. During the meeting, Raffaele shared the profound experience of his visits to the churches, catacombs, and burial sites of the martyrs. Since 2022,

What an immense joy to walk along a shepherd of the Church! This was our experience when Bishop Klaus Küng visited us on Monday, 2 March, and Sunday, 8 March 2026. Bishop Küng is currently the bishop emeritus of the Diocese of Sankt Pölten in Austria, following his official retirement in 2018. During his visit, Bishop Küng took part in several activities with our community, including a memorable luncheon during which he shared stories about Christian life in Austria. Drawing

On March 7th, some of us took part in an ice skating activity that turned out to be a very special experience. From the beginning, the rink was filled with joy and enthusiasm as we gradually adapted to the ice. Although it was not easy to keep our balance at first, with practice and mutual support we developed greater skill, managing to move with more confidence and stability. Beyond the technical aspect, this activity became an opportunity to share and strengthen our bonds a

On Wednesday, March 4th, 2026, following the annual celebration of St. Thomas Aquinas 28 th February—patron of our Faculty of Theology—the theology seminarians, together with the entire faculty, embarked on a meaningful pilgrimage to two places deeply connected to the life of the Angelic Doctor: the town of Aquino and the Abbey of Monte Cassino. Our first stop was the Church of Santa Maria della Libera , where we had the grace of venerating the relics of St. Thomas. Shortly

On February 28, the Colegio Sedes Sapientiae played a friendly football match against Colegio Mater Ecclesiae at the latter’s facilities. The day was marked by an atmosphere of enthusiasm, respect, and healthy competition. Students from both colleges showed great commitment on the field, experiencing sport as an opportunity to cultivate virtues such as effort, discipline, and teamwork. At the end of the match, Colegio Mater Ecclesiae took the victory. The game also became a m