The Antonio Martini Theology School in Prato begins its new academic year

The Antonio Martini Theology School in Prato will hold an inaugural conference on Thursday, October 29, at 21:00 at the San Domenico complex. Father Cristiano D’Angelo, vicar general of the Diocese of Pistoia and a teacher at the Facoltà Teologica dell’Italia Centrale in Florence, will lead a conversation on the theme “Dio e la violenza nell’Antico Testamento.” The event is open to all students and interested people.

Ordinary courses begin on November 3. The 2026-27 curriculum includes courses in cristologia, ecclesiologia, escatologia, libri sapienziali, Vangeli sinottici e Atti, morale sociale, diritto canonico I, and storia della Chiesa II. Two special courses without exams will also be offered: “Gesù della storia e Cristo della fede” and “Alla ricerca di una fede viva con J.H. Newman.”

The school follows a three-year path, and those interested may begin in any of the three years. The director of the school is Father Marco Pratesi, and the deputy director is Sister Fabrizia Giacobbe.