Posted October 13, 2022

Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary hosted an open house at its new location in Gwynedd Valley on Saturday, October 8 and Sunday, October 9. The open house included a tour of Alexandria Hall dormitory and recently released drawings of the new campus, followed by light refreshments on the lawn.

Most Reverend Timothy C. Senior, Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia and Chancellor of Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary; Reverend Keith J Chylinski, Rector of Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary; and Saint Charles Borromeo seminarians were on hand for the event. Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary anticipates opening its new location by the 2024-25 academic year. (Photos: Sarah Webb)

  • Dr. Daniel J. Crosby and Jerry Davis tour a dorm room.

  • Father Keith Chylinski, rector, (left) and Bishop Timothy Senior, Chancellor, give tours of the dormitory building of the new location of Saint Charles Borroemo Seminary.

  • Seminarians Daniel Monastra and Paul Boyer stand outside the dormitory which is the one building currently on the property of the seminary location.

  • Jean Ann Discavage, Executive Administrative Assistant of the College Seminary, expains the new plans for Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary.

  • Father Keith Cylinski, rector, explains how a common room will possibly transformed into a chapel in a current dormatory on campus.

  • Bishop Timothy Senior, Chancellor, shows the designs of the new campus to Fr. Charlie Strollo, C.M..

  • Fourth College seminarians Paul Boyle and Daniel Monastra check out the new campus of Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary.

  • Father Keith Chylinski, rector, (left) gives a tour of the new location of Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary on the grounds of Gwynedd Mercy University.

  • Fourth College seminarians Paul Boyer and Daneil Monastra receive updated information about the progress of the new location of Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary from Father Keith Chylinski.

  • Bishop Timothy Senior, Chancellor, and Father Keith Chylinski, give tours to seminarians Daniel Monastra and Paul Boyer and Jean Ann Discavage, Executive Administrative Assistant of the College Seminary.