Rev. Fr. Andrew Szablewski

Biography

• Born in 1971, Poland
• Ordained in 1999, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada
• Permanent Admission to the Society of Saint Sulpice in 2004, Montreal, QC

Languages Spoken Fluently

• Polish (mother tongue)
• English
• Italian
• French

Education

• Philosophy Diploma from Major Seminary in Wloclawek, Poland
• Diploma in Theological Studies from Newman Theological College, Edmonton, AB, Canada
• Bachelor in Theology from Newman Theological College, Edmonton, AB, Canada
• Licentiate in Psychology from Gregorian University in Rome, Italy
• Licentiate in Moral Theology from Gregorian University in Rome, Italy

Pastoral and Teaching Experience

• Assistant Pastor and Pastor in Prince Albert Diocese, SK (1999-2002)
• Seminary Director and Professor at Le Grand Séminaire de Montréal, QC (2002-2004)
• Assistant Pastor at Unite Pastoral de Saint Sulpice in Montréal, QC (2002-2004)
• Seminary Director at St. Joseph Seminary, Edmonton, AB (2008-2015)
• Professor of Psychology at Newman Theological College, AB (2008-2015)
• Co-founder of the Catholic Psychotherapy Association of Canada (2013)
• Pastoral Department Chair at Newman Theological College, AB (2010-2015)
• Professor of Psychology at Le Grand Séminaire de Montréal, QC (2017-2019)
• Professor of Ethics and Moral Theology at Le Grand Séminaire de Montréal, QC (2017-2019)
• Director of Human Formation Program at Theological College of the Catholic University of America in Washington, DC (2019-2022)
• Dean of Men at Theological College of the Catholic University of America in Washington, DC (2019-2022)
• Director of the Basselin Scholars Philosophy Program, at Theological College of the Catholic University of America Washington, DC (2019-2022)
• Current: Seminary Director at St. Joseph Seminary, Edmonton, AB
• Current: Psychology, Moral Theology and Ethics Professor at Newman Theological College, Edmonton, AB