1996
Year Founded
About ITI
A Pontifical University Founded to Recover Theology as a Unified Whole
ITI was founded by Pope St John Paul II with a clear ecclesial mission: form men and women in truth through primary sources, liturgical life, and sustained community at one residential campus in Trumau.
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Faculty Ratio
22
Countries on Campus
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Programs in English
Core Distinctives
Intellectual Identity
- Theology as a unified whole, not fragmented disciplines.
- Primary source reading and Socratic seminar pedagogy.
- Strong integration of Eastern and Western theological traditions.
- Serious formation in judgment, precision, and truth seeking.
Community Identity
- Residential campus with shared life among students and faculty.
- Roman and Byzantine liturgical life within daily rhythm.
- International student body from many nations.
- Mission focus with strong attention to marriage and family life.
A Short Institutional Timeline
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1996
Foundation of ITI by Pope St John Paul II with a pontifical mission in Catholic theology.
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Early Years
Development of a seminar based program rooted in Scripture, Fathers, and the Doctors of the Church.
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Today
International residential university with integrated programs from liberal arts to advanced sacred theology cycles.
Institutional Information
History
Background and development of ITI from foundation to current mission.
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