Media & Videos

Join us on a virtual tour of Sacred Heart and see what our seminary has to offer!

Listen to a welcome by our President-Rector, Very Rev. Raúl Gómez-Ruiz SDS, Ph.D.

We provide specialized formation for your seminarians.

View the beautiful renovations done at Sacred Heart.

Please watch our new video that describes formation at Sacred Heart Seminary.

Dcn. Steve Kramer, Director of Homiletics, describes our process of forming great preachers.

A special message for religious orders.

Seminarians will thrive in our English and Culture Studies Program, within the seminary environment.

Seminarians in our English and Culture Studies Program are immediately integrated into a liturgical seminary setting.

We can help you navigate the challenges with immigration policy for international students.

We are blessed with diversity and interculturality at Sacred Heart, and we will help prepare seminarians for becoming leaders in a diverse community.

Our seminarians' experience with interculturality benefits them throughout their priesthood.

On Wednesday, October 6, 2021 the ECS students led the Eucharist at Sacred Heart. With the beautiful music and prayers, the students did an amazing job integrating their cultures at Mass!

A past student created this photo montage of good memories from their experience at Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology.

Check our video about what it is like to be a part of the Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology community!

Discerning the priesthood? Follow your heart and listen to God's calling.

Concerned about going back to school? We specialize in vocations over 30.

Alumnus, Fr. Michael Martin from the Archdiocese of Louisville, describes his journey to the priesthood.

Alumnus shares his favorite memories at Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology.

Dcn. Megha Bandanadham, SCJ shares his vocation story.

Dcn. Megha Bandanadham, SCJ describes is experience as a seminarian at Sacred Heart.

Are you wondering how to heal this fractured world? Watch this video from Dr. Russell, about our Master’s program Cor Unum. Visit our Cor Unum page by visiting www.shsst.edu/cor-unum.

What is your Powerful Question? The question that runs through your life, unites your gifts to your passion, serves as the lens through which you view your role in God’s plan? Watch this video to learn more from Dr. Olesnavage, who founded the program and teaches at Sacred Heart.

Archbishop Christophe Pierre, apostolic nuncio to the United States, met with the press while he was at SHSST to deliver a lecture on Nov. 8, 2017. WISN 12 interview.

How do you foster resilience during a crisis? The Higher Learning Commission recently asked member schools that question. Our answer is that resilience has to be a communal effort with a focus on the common good. Check out this quick video highlight.

These have been challenging times but our faith reminds us to have hope! We are grateful for the work of our faculty and staff that allowed us to pivot to on-line learning in the spring, and now to provide a safe in-person learning environment. This video was produced by Joe Hilke, the father of a staff member, as a message of hope during the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

“The Sacred Heart and Divine Mercy: a comparison and contrast between these two streams of spirituality in the life of the Church.” This was the topic of Wednesday’s Dehon Lecture at Sacred Heart. The morning presenter was Dr. Robert Stackpole. A former Anglican priest, he converted to Roman Catholicism in 1994 and holds a Doctorate in Theology from the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas in Rome (the “Angelicum”).

Bishop Joseph N. Perry, JCL, the auxiliary bishop of Chicago, was the presenter at our 2021 Spring Dehon Lecture titled “Canonization of Fr. Augustus Tolton: Significance for Race Relations & Interculturality”.

Dehon Lecture Respondents: Ms. Celia Jackson and Dr. Paul Monson
Followed by a Question and Answer session with Bishop Perry, Ms. Jackson, and Dr. Monson.

Join the Intercultural Preparation for Ministry and the Peace and Justice Department for a social justice conversation with Amada Morales and Lincoln Rice, volunteers from Casa Maria Catholic Worker, in Milwaukee.