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History of the George Theological Seminary The Saint George Theological Seminary was founded by St. Edwin Caudill, then Bishop of the Southwest, as St. George's School of Theology. It was maintained beginning in 2008 by the Anglo-Catholic Archdiocese of the Southwest, the legal successor to St. Edwin's diocese, and renamed St. George Theological Seminary. The Archdiocese in time became the Diocese of Rome-Ruthenia, the principle See of the United Roman-Ruthenian Church. The seminary's name in time also changed to Pontifical Georgian College. Yet it remains the successor to the original seminary, carrying its legacy into the future. To read the history of the seminary, see artifacts, and learn about the seminary today, please click here. Note: Above photograph of the original seminary seal copyright URRC 2018. All rights reserved.
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