Sankt Georgen Graduate School of Philosophy and Theology In 1976, the school began admitting lay theology students (male and female), and these quickly formed the majority of students. In 1986, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, since 13 March 2013 Pope Francis, spent a few months at the Sankt Georgen PTH to consult with professors on a dissertation project, however he has not further pursued the project. The 1993 college church and the 2005 classroom building are both notable works of modern architecture. In 2009 the "Institute for World Church and Mission" (IWM) (German: "Institut für Weltkirche und Mission") was founded. In liaison with the IWM stands the 2010 founded "Student
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