From the Principal: Compassionate, Courageous, and Creative
Principal Jesse Zink reflects on Advent and Dio’s new plan to form compassionate, courageous, and creative Christian leaders.
Principal Jesse Zink reflects on Advent and Dio’s new plan to form compassionate, courageous, and creative Christian leaders.
Le principal Jesse Zink réfléchit à l’Avent et au nouveau plan de Dio pour former des leaders chrétiens compatissants et courageux.
Kieran Cabana reflects on how academic curiosity led him to theology, and ultimately, a calling to serve God and community.
Balancing ministry, family, and learning, Nathan Zwicker is discovering new ways to integrate theory with practice while engaging with students from diverse church traditions.
Kelsey Cunningham’s journey at Dio weaves together faith, healing, and holistic care. Inspired by her sister’s experience with cancer, she’s exploring chaplaincy as a way [...]
For Marie Silvenie Chéry, ministry is a journey of learning and service. Through her training at Montreal Dio and work at Grace United Church, she [...]
Pour Marie Silvenie Chéry, le ministère est un chemin d’apprentissage et de service. Grâce à sa formation au Collège théologique diocésain de Montréal et à [...]
Principal Jesse Zink reflects on how students at the college are discovering a gospel of consolation, transformation, and reconciliation for a weary and fragmented world.
Dans ce mot du directeur, découvrez comment l’Évangile, toujours bon et toujours nouveau, prend vie aujourd’hui à travers trois mots essentiels : consolation, transformation, réconciliation.
Montreal Dio celebrated Convocation 2025 with joy and thanksgiving, honouring graduates, prize recipients, and the conferral of an honorary doctorate on Fiona Crossling.