Explore our collection of sacred scriptures, theological works, patristic writings, and ecclesiastical scholarship.
Our reading rooms are open to all. Membership is free for residents and modestly priced for visitors; what we ask in return is care for the books, and a respect for the silence others may need.
Beyond the printed page, we maintain a growing archive of periodicals and journals, a small but thoughtful e-book lending programme, a curated articles index for researchers, and a subject catalogue arranged by the Dewey Decimal Classification.
Borrow up to 3 volumes for 14 days. Present your library card at the issue desk to check out texts for personal study and research.
Access biblical concordances, encyclopaedias of theology, patristic collections, and ecclesiastical reference works in our dedicated reading room.
Use library computers to access JSTOR, theological databases, online commentaries, and Vatican documents during library hours.
Our librarian is available to assist with locating resources for dissertations, homily preparation, and canonical research.
Request a reservation on any volume currently on loan. You will be notified through your formation director when the item is ready.
Members may request a printed record of all volumes borrowed during the academic year for formation portfolios and academic records.