Seminarian Applications

Application Requirements for Seminarians

Thank you so much for your interest in St. Vincent de Paul Regional Seminary's Pre-Theology or Theology Program. Please read the requirements for admission document, then download and complete the priestly formation program application and autobiography.

Due to the fact that the Seminary has to follow up on in formation that is turned in by the (arch)diocese/religious community and/or the candidate, there should be a prudential time of at least six weeks from the time of presentation of the candidate to the time that the candidate is given an affirmative or a negative response to his application.

We are happy to be a part of this very important time of your formation and we look forward to assisting you with the application process. If you have any questions, please fill out this Contact Form to reach the Rector's Assistant directly or 561-732-4424 .

Mailing Address:

St. Vincent de Paul Regional Seminary

Attn: Rector's Office

10701 S. Military Trail

Boynton Beach, FL 33436-4899

Lay Student Applications

MATS

Candidates for the permanent diaconate in the Archdiocese of Miami and the Diocese of Palm Beach should follow the instructions given by their respective diaconal formation directors and complete the application below.

Lay students interested in applying to the MATS program as nonresident students should fill out this Contact Form for further information. For lay and religious students the following are the MATS admissions requirements and application for admission:

MAPS/Lay Students

Lay students interested in applying to the MAPS program as nonresident students should contact the Director of Nonresident Students at 561-732-4424 or fill out this Contact Form for further information. For lay and religious students the following are the MAPS admissions requirements and application for admission:

MDiv, MAPS/Pre-Theology and Propaedeutic Program: Anima Christi Certificate

Prospective seminarians interested in the MDiv, MAPS/Pre-Theology, and Propaedeutic programs should speak to their diocesan/religious vocation director to discuss their discernment.