JONATHAN M. KALTENBACH

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1 JONATHAN M. KALTENBACH Department of Theology Home Address: 2021 Berkley Place 130 Malloy Hall South Bend, IN (443) (cell) (574) EDUCATION PH.D. IN THEOLOGY AUGUST 2017 Primary Area: History of Christianity (Medieval and Patristic Theology) Secondary Area: Systematic Theology Dissertation: Christ the Priest in the Theology of St. Thomas Aquinas Director: Professor Joseph Wawrykow This dissertation studies the teaching of Thomas Aquinas on Christ as priest and mediator in the third part of the Summa theologiae, where this theme strongly influences as well as structures the Christological (III.1-59) and sacramental (III.60-90) sections in important ways. In more detail, it dispels confusion over the relation between priests and mediators by recourse to Thomas scriptural commentaries, argues that Thomas view of sacrifice develops even within the Summa itself, and provides new insights on our participation in the sacrifice of Christ. It also argues that a profound development toward a stronger emphasis on Christ s priesthood is discernible in Thomas thought from his early Commentary on the Sentences, through the Commentary on Hebrews, to his mature work in the Summa theologiae. M.T.S. [MASTER OF THEOLOGICAL STUDIES] MAY 2011 B.A. IN PHILOSOPHY & THEOLOGY; CLASSICS MAY 2009 GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS Summer Dissertation Fellowship- Department of Theology, (Summer 2017) Graduate Student Union (GSU) Conference Presentation Grant- (May 2017) College of Arts and Letters Dissertation Completion Fellowship- Department of Theology, ( ) Conference Travel Funding- Department of Theology, ( ) Summer Dissertation Fellowship- Department of Theology, (Summer 2016) 1

2 Kaltenbach 2 Conference Travel Funding- Department of Theology, ( ) J. A. O Brien Fellowship- Department of Theology, (Summer 2015) Graduate Student Union (GSU) Conference Presentation Grant- (May 2015) Merrill Fellowship for Catholic Students- Department of Theology, (Summer 2014) Theology Departmental Fellowship- ( ) TEACHING INTERESTS Old and New Testament Early Controversies: Athanasius, Cyril, and the Ecumenical Councils (to Nicaea II) Augustine s Major Works: Confessions, De Trinitate, City of God Thomas Aquinas- especially on God, Grace, Jesus Christ, and the Sacraments Medieval Theology: Anselm, Bernard, Bonaventure Trinity/Mystery of God Christology Grace and the Christian Journey to God Ecclesiology and Sacramental Theology Baptismal and Ordained Priesthood Intersections between Theology and Culture (broadly speaking) TEACHING EXPERIENCE Instructor of Record: THEO Foundations of Theology (Spring 2016; Fall 2015) For this class, a unique syllabus was designed following the model of the Nicene Creed. This introductory course in theology was required to include sustained treatment of both the Old and New Testament as well as an introduction to the early Church. Instead of these sections being treated in historical order, however, the readings from all three periods were integrated according to the structure of the ancient creeds. As a result, this model emphasized the importance of Tradition for theology and the mutual relation of the Old and New Testaments, while incorporating a broad range of patristic texts throughout the semester. Teaching Assistant: THEO Beauty and the Eucharist (Spring 2014) Responsibilities: Taught two class sessions

3 Kaltenbach 3 THEO Theology University Seminar (Fall 2013; Fall 2012) Responsibilities: Read and graded research logs at every class Read and discussed students paper drafts Taught two class sessions THEO Modern Ecclesial Movements (Spring 2013) Responsibilities: Taught two class sessions THEO The Catholic Faith (Spring 2011) Responsibilities: Graded three exams for fifty students. PEDAGOGICAL TRAINING Theology Reading Group on Teaching, sponsored by the Kaneb Center (Summer 2016) Text: Lang, James M. Small Teaching: Everyday Lessons from the Science of Learning. (San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 2016). Pre-Semester Teaching Workshop, Department of Theology (Summer 2015) Theology Reading Group on Teaching, sponsored by the Kaneb Center (Summer 2015) Text: Brown, Peter C., Henry L. Roediger III, and Mark A. McDaniel. Make It Stick: The Science of Successful Learning. (Cambridge, MA and London: The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2014). THEO Theological Pedagogy (Spring 2015) Teaching Workshops for the Department of Theology (Fall 2014) Theology Reading Group on Teaching, sponsored by the Kaneb Center (Summer 2014) Text: Smith, Jonathan Z. On Teaching Religion. ed. Christopher I. Lehrich. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013). GRED How to Teach Effectively and Prepare for an Academic Career (Summer 2014) RESEARCH INTERESTS Thomas Aquinas on: Christology Sacramental Theology Grace, Divine Providence, and Predestination Anselm of Canterbury on Divine Providence and Christ s Satisfaction Bernard of Clairvaux on Theological Anthropology (Image and Likeness of God) Bonaventure on the Trinity Augustine on Spiritual Sacrifice Baptismal and Ordained Priesthood Jesus, the Source of Priesthood Spiritual Priesthood in the Liturgy Ecclesiology and Spirituality Priesthood as the Perfection of the Divine Image Priesthood as a Likeness of the Trinity A Priestly Eschatology

4 Kaltenbach 4 PUBLICATIONS St. Thomas Aquinas and the Foundations of the Sensus fidelium in Learning from All the Faithful: A Contemporary Theology of the Sensus Fidei. ed. Bradford E. Hinze and Peter C. Phan. (Eugene, OR: Wipf and Stock Publishers, 2016). CONFERENCE PAPERS The Priestly Exemplarity of the Word: Bonaventure and Thomas on Christ and the Trinity Frater, Magister, Minister et Episcopus: The Works and Worlds of Saint Bonaventure; St. Bonaventure University; St. Bonaventure, NY (July 2017) Thomas Aquinas and Laudato Si : Economic, Anthropological, and Trinitarian Resonances Catholic Theological Society of America (CTSA) Annual Convention; Albuquerque, NM (June 2017) Images of God: The Complementary Teaching of Sts. Bernard of Clairvaux and Thomas Aquinas Center for Ethics and Culture Annual Fall Conference;, Notre Dame, IN (November 2016) Diversa sed non adversa : St. Bernard s Christological Development of Image and Likeness from On Grace and Free Choice to the Sermons on the Song of Songs International Congress on Medieval Studies; Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI (May 2016) Theological Reflections on Freedom from Sts. Anselm of Canterbury and Bernard of Clairvaux Center for Ethics and Culture Annual Fall Conference;, Notre Dame, IN (November 2015) Spiritualis iudicat omnia (1 Cor. 2:15) in St. Thomas Aquinas Summa theologiae Catholic Theological Society of America (CTSA) Annual Convention; Milwaukee, WI (June 2015) Angels as Ministers of Christ s Priesthood in St. Thomas Aquinas Summa theologiae International Congress on Medieval Studies; Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI (May 2015) St. Thomas Aquinas on the Priesthood of Christ, Sacramental Character, and Eternal Life Patristic, Medieval, and Renaissance (PMR) Conference; Villanova University, Villanova, PA (October 2014)

5 Kaltenbach 5 LANGUAGES Latin (reading proficiency) French (reading competency) German (reading competency) Ancient Greek (reading competency) MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES Catholic Theological Society of America Associate Member (June Present) American Academy of Religion Student Member (January Present) PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES Dr. Joseph Wawrykow (Director) 438 Malloy Hall (574) Joseph.P.Wawrykow.1@nd.edu Dr. Ann Astell 333 Malloy Hall (574) Ann.W.Astell.1@nd.edu Dr. Cyril O Regan 439 Malloy Hall (574) Cyril.J.O'Regan.1@nd.edu