During my training in Paris at the Centre Sèvres, several elements contributed to a rich and transformative experience: Studies at the Centre Sèvres: International Exposure: One of the most enriching aspects was living, working, and studying within an international community. Interacting with priests, religious, and laypeople from all over the world offered me a profound sense of universality in the Church and theological thought. Theological Formation: The opportunity to study theology from a French perspective, under world-renowned professors, was a unique advantage. Their insights, shaped by a distinct cultural and intellectual context, broadened my understanding of theology and how it is lived and taught across different regions. Access to Resources: The Centre's library was an invaluable resource. Having access to the best academic materials and being able to study directly from original sources significantly enhanced the quality of my research and learning. Language Learni
Nestled in the heart of the Vexin regional nature park, the picturesque commune of La Roche-Guyon offers a charming escape from the bustling streets of Paris. Our journey to this historical gem, which unfolded with the gentle cadence of the French countryside, was nothing short of enchanting. The trip, taken alongside my fellow faculty members and students from Centre Sèvres, Jesuit Faculty of Paris, was a delightful exploration of history, culture, and the simple pleasures of rural life. Setting Out from Paris We began our day early, leaving the vibrant city of Paris behind as we set off towards the tranquil village of La Roche-Guyon. The drive itself was a pleasure, with the urban landscape gradually giving way to rolling hills, lush meadows, and the timeless charm of the French countryside. The anticipation of discovering a place steeped in history kept us all eagerly looking forward to the day ahead. Arriving in La Roche-Guyon As we arrived in La Roche-Guyon, the first sight that g