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Welcome to the A.P. Mahoney Library!

May 5th, 2025:

Please be advised of the following upcoming schedule changes.

  • The library is now operating on its summer schedule: Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm (changes to the schedule excepted)

  • May 5th - The library will be closing early at 2:00pm.

  • The library will be closed from May 12th to 19th, reopening on Tuesday, May 20.

Please see our Hours page for a more detailed schedule of the library's hours.

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We are working as quickly as possible to fix links that are broken as a result of the move to Omni, your new academic search tool. If the resource you need does not work in Omni, use E-journals or Databases to navigate to the resource. Please contact library@uwo.ca if you have difficulty locating an item.

 

A. P. Mahoney Library

 

Named for the Reverend Monsignor A. P. Mahoney, Rector of the Seminary from 1930 to 1966, the  library supports teaching and learning in the theology and philosophy programmes. Eight Guiding Principles inform our work. The library’s strength includes its extensive scripture collection, Roman Catholic theology, patristics, canon law and Thomistic materials.  The collection can be accessed through the Omni interface which comprises the holdings of Western Libraries and the Affiliate University College Libraries (Brescia, Huron, and King's) as well as 13 other Ontario university libraries.

The Michael R. Prieur Seminary Archives are located within the library on the lower level. 

The A. P. Mahoney Library hosts an annual lecture to celebrate Theological Libraries Month, an initiative of the American Theological Library Association, held in October of each year. The lecture serves as a vehicle to showcase the seminary’s talented faculty and is followed by a reception in the library.