The University of Sixtus

[Harald 2875]

APOSTOLIC UNIVERSITY OF ST. PONTIFF SIXTUS IV

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authorized with the blessing of His Holiness,

 

JAMES II

 

 

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PREAMBLE 

 

The apostolic University of Saint High Pontiff Sixtus IV stems from great tradition and education of past ecclesiastical colleges. It is officially recognized by canon law of the Church of the Canon. The University is licensed by our Holy Mother Church to grant ecclesiastical degrees to graduates in: 

 

1. Theology

2. Canon Law

3. Ecclesiastical Philosophy 

4. Herbalism

5. Elixism

6. Church History

 

Furthermore, each student of the Apostolic University may not only graduate in one of the aforementioned subjects, but also complete a military exercise and training with the Palatine Order. It is there the initiates are tested to their limits and capabilities in serving our Holy Mother Church by bearing arms.

 

 

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EDUCATION AND DEGREES

 

Within the University,  students have a huge array of knowledge available to them. Such ranging from direct ecclesiastical assistance from the shepherds of the faith, to the palatine library and its books. The University follows a strict set of code in accordance with the life and legacy of Saint Pontiff Sixtus IV.

 

Furthermore, the students' education is divided into 3 different degrees. All ranging between the available subjects within the University. An academic degree is a qualification awarded to students upon successful completion of a course of study in higher education within the University of Saint Sixtus. The most common undergraduate degree is the bachelor's degree , yet there are lower level higher education qualifications that are also titled degrees. Those degrees are; 

 

1. Graduate  - A student who graduated within a subject after 2 years of study.

2. Bachelor - A student who graduated within a subject after 3 years of study.

3. Magister - A student who graduated within a subject after 4 years of study.

4. Doctore - A student who graduated within a subject after 6 years of study.

 

Every passing year of a class, the students are required to take an exam on their level of knowledge of their respective subject. Once passed the test, the student is then handed their degree and graduates from the University. On the other hand, students who fail their exam are required to repeat a year of study and retake the exam upon completion of the repeated year. 

 

 

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STAFF

 

The University of Saint Sixtus has a wide array of staff to tutor the students with the best extent of their knowledge. The Professors of the University are highly educated and have at least a Magister degree within the subject they teach. 

Teachers may provide instruction in Theology, Canon Law, Ecclesiastical Philosophy, Herbalism, Elixism and Church History, on the accordance of them having graduated the University with the title of Magister or Doctore.

Formal teaching tasks include preparing lessons according to agreed curricula, giving lessons, and assessing pupil progress.

A teacher's professional duties may extend beyond formal teaching. Outside of the classroom teachers may accompany students on field trips, supervise study halls, help with the organization of school functions, and serve as supervisors for extracurricular activities.

 

 

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JOINING THE UNIVERSITY

 

To join the University of Saint Sixtus, one must fill out the following application forms to be accepted!

 

Name:

 

Age:

 

Race:

 

Birthplace:

 

Subject/s:

Signed

Holy Sir Johan Vuiller Horens Giant & Cardinal Aquila.

Knight-Regent of the Holy Palatinate of Aquila

Head of House Vuiller

Knight of the Black Sepulchre & Cardinal Judge

Headmaster at the University of St. Sixtus

Protector of the Church of the Canon and its faithful 

[thesmellypocket 1859]

Pius of Sutica writes:

 

“Blessed Eminence, this news is cause for great joy. Our Holy Mother, the Church, has always encouraged with such tenderness the flower of learning, and the great Doctors of ages past, no doubt cry out in wonderous exaltation from their glorious seats in the Sky at this most joyful news. It is to their intercession, their guidance and their writings that we must look to the in study of Theology.

 

I am writing to inquire if I might put myself at the Holy Pontiff’s disposal in this matter. If you should ever need a priest to teach and be an expert on Flexio, I have made a study of that language for decades. Therefore, if, with his approval (and thereby His) the public teaching of that language be endorsed, I would like to use this gift which God has given me for the common good. So that if you wish, I should like to put myself forward as a teacher of that language and of the Holy Scriptures in your university. I remain your humble servant,

 

Father Pius, FSSCT.”