Scott M. Carl

Rev. Scott M. Carl, S.S.L., is Vice Rector and Associate Professor of Sacred Scripture at The Saint Paul Seminary, University of St. Thomas. He oversees administrative functions and teaches graduate-level courses in New Testament studies, scriptural interpretation, and ministry practicum. His academic leadership emphasizes integrating biblical scholarship with theological education for priestly formation.

Education

• SSL, Pontifical Biblical Institute, 2008
• M.Div., The Saint Paul Seminary University of St. Thomas, 2000
• B.A., University of St. Thomas, 1996

Research Focus

Carl's research explores Johannine literature, Synoptic Gospels, and the application of scripture in contemporary ministry. Key interests include exegetical methods, multicultural ministry dynamics, catechetical foundations, and Hebrew language pedagogy. His work bridges academic theology with pastoral practice, particularly in evangelization and diaconal formation.

Publications

Carl's publications concentrate on biblical theology, exegetical-theological synthesis, and the New Evangelization. Trends include analyses of scriptural texts for ministerial training, reflections on priestly spirituality, and scholarly contributions to ecclesial documents. His editorial role in Verbum Domini complements thematic focus on scripture's role in modern faith transmission.

Presentations and Academic Service

• Keynote on seminary scripture teaching at Msgr. Jerome D. Quinn Institute (2015, 2013)
• Lectures on spiritual scripture reading (2013)
• International presentation at Pontifical Biblical Institute centenary (2010)
• Symposium paper on Gospel historicity (2009)