1 CURRICULUM VITAE D. Thomas Hughson, S.J. Associate Professor of Theology Marquette University Special Field: Birth: Systematic Theology December 12, 1939 New Haven, CT Education: 1957-1961 College of the Holy Cross 1961-1962 University of Wisconsin-Madison 1966-1967 St. Louis University 1968-1971 Regis College (Toronto) 1972-1981 University of St. Michael's College (Toronto) Degrees: BA 1961 Honors English College of the Holy Cross MA 1963 English University of Wis. Madison MDiv 1971 Theology Regis College/St. Mary's Halifax (Toronto School of Theology) PhD 1981 Theology University of St. Michael's College (University of Toronto) Dissertation:"A Critical Study of the Analogy Central to the Pneumatology of Heribert Mühlen" (Director: Herbert Richardson). Academic Experience: 1992- Associate Professor, Marquette University 2005 2007, and Director of Graduate Students, 2008- Department of Theology 1986-1989 Dean and Religious Superior, Pontifical Biblical Institute-Jerusalem 1979-1992 Assistant Professor, Marquette University 1976-1978 Instructor (part-time), Theology, St. Louis University
2 1974 spring Teaching Assistant, Eschatology, Toronto School of Theology 1970/71 weekly Theology, Adult Education Program, Catholic Information Center, Toronto 1966/68 full-time English, Campion High School, Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin 1965 weekly Religion, Pruitt-Igoe Housing Project, St. Louis, MO 1963/1964 summers Religion, Rosebud Sioux Reservation, St.Francis, S. Dakota I. PUBLICATIONS A. Books: 1974 Religion and Political Society, Jürgen Moltmann, et al (New York: Harper & Row, 1974). Introduction to and co-translation of "The Cross and Civil Religion"; consultation on entire text. 1987 Matthias Scheeben on Faith: The Doctoral Dissertation of John Courtney Murray (Lewiston, NY: The Edwin Mellen Press, 1987) Toronto Studies in Theology, Volume 29. Introduction to and editing of the text. 1993 The Believer As Citizen: John Courtney Murray In A New Context (New York: Paulist Press, 1993). B. Chapters in Books: 2007 Fidelity to Tradition in Context, in Mark Bosco and David Stagaman editors, Finding God in All Things: Celebrating Bernard Lonergan, John Courtney Murray, and Karl Rahner (New York: Fordham University Press) INV/REF. This is a significantly revised version of an article listed below for the 2004 The Way. 2005 Theology: Also (Green) Religious Experience Seeking Understanding, in Lieven Boeve, Hans Geybels, and Stijn Van den Bossche, editors, Encountering Transcendence: Contributions to a Theology of Christian Religious Experience (Leuven/Paris: Peeters, 2005) 93-119 (REF/INV). 2004 Where Lies the Path of Hope in Everyday Life? in Robert Boak Slocum, editor, The Heart of the Future, (NY: Church Publishing Co.) 121-150 (INV).
3 2001 Citizenship: Reminded by the Holy Spirit, in Robert Boak Slocum, editor, Engaging the Spirit: Essay on the Life and Theology of the Holy Spirit (New York: Church Publishing, 2001) 187-207 (INV). 1999 "The Spirituality of St. Joan of Arc: Response to Fr. Tavard," chapter in Joan of Arc at the University (Milwaukee: Marquette University Press,1999) (INV). 1996 "John Courtney Murray and the People: A Beginning," chapter in John Courtney and the Growth of Tradition (Kansas City: Sheed and Ward, 1996) (INV, REF) invited conference and refereed contribution. C. Articles: 2008 Interpreting Vatican II: A New Pentecost, Theological Studies 69, 1 (March) 3-37 (REF). 2006 Proselytism: Beyond Us and Them, in Thomas Michel, editor, Forty Years After Redintegratio Unitatis: Acta from the 18 th Congress of Jesuit Ecumenists (Rome: Gregorian University Press). Beyond Informed Citizens: Who Are The Wise? Forum on Public Policy 2, 1 169-185 (INV/REF). 2004 Fidelity in Context: John Courtney Murray, 1904-1967, The Way (October) 93-109 (INV). 2003 September 11 and Christian Spirituality in the United States, The Way (January) 85-97 (INV). 2002 Le 11 septembre 2001 a-t-il eu une influence sur la spiritualité chrétienne aux États Unis? Lumen Vitae (June) 173-189 (INV). 2001 Citizenship: Re-minded by the Holy Spirit, Anglican Theological Review (Summer 2001) 557-578 (INV/REF). Public Catholicism: An American Prospect, Theological Studies (December 2001) 701-729 (REF). 2000 Matthias Joseph Scheeben, in Joesph Lienhard and Patrick Carey, editors, Biographical Dictionary of Christian Theologians (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press). 1997 John Courtney Murray and Postconciliar Faith, Theological Studies (September, 1997) 480-508 (REF). Introduction to the Autobiography of St. Ignatius for Teachers (Text for Theology 001); Introduction for Students (Reader for Theology 001).
4 1995 "From James Madison to William Lee Miller: John Courtney Murray and Baptist First Amendment Theory," published in the Journal of Church and State, (Winter)15-37 (REF). 1994 "Toward Common Understanding of Ecumenism," Ecumenical Review (July, 1994) 338-351 (REF). 1988 "Dulles and Aquinas on Revelation," The Thomist (Winter 1988) 445-471 (REF). 1987 "Ecumenism: Report and Essay from the 11th Congress of Jesuit Ecumenists," Associated Christian PressBulletin. No. 326 August-September 1987, Jerusalem, Israel. D. Book Reviews: 2006 Christopher Bryan, Render to Caesar: Jesus, the Early Church, and the Roman Superpower, Anglican Theological Review 88,3 (Summer 2006) 438-442 (INV). 2004 Margaret Steinfels, editor, American Catholics, American Culture, Volume 2: Tradition and Resistance (Rowman & Littlefield), America, (Nov. 22) 17-19 (INV). 2002 Jim Cullen, Restless in the Promised Land: Catholics and the American Dream, America (Feb. 18) 26-27 (INV). 2001 Terrence Tilley, Inventing Catholic Tradition for Theological Studies, (December) 872 (INV). 2000 Margery Garber and Rebecca Wolkowitz, editors, One Nation Under God, in America (May 20) 33. (INV). 1995 Keith Pavlischek's John Courtney Murray and the Dilemma of Religious Toleration, in Religious Studies Review, (April) 117 (INV). 1994 Thomas Ferguson's Catholic and American: The Political Theology of John Courtney Murray, in Theological Studies (Fall) (INV). 1991 Avery Dulles' The Reshaping of Catholicism, in The Thomist (Winter)156-160 (INV). 1985 Stephen Otto Horn, Petrou Kathedra: Der Bischof von Rom und die Synoden von Ephesus (449) und Chalcedon, Konfessionskundliche und Kontroverstheologische Studien 45, Journal of Ecumenical Studies (Spring) 352-353 (INV). E. Other Publications: 2007 Social Justice: Not Just Jesuit, Not Just Christian, Jesuit Journeys (Fall) 10-14.
5 2006 Vowed Life in Cultural Context, in Callings: A Newsletter About Vocations, Spring, 8,3, 1-2. 1993 "John Courtney Murray and Ecumenism," Proceedings of the Catholic Theological Society of America. 1991 "Murray Workshop," Proceedings of the Catholic Theological Society of America. F. In Press: Social Justice: Does Who Christ Is Matter? proposed topic and paper delivered at the Nineteenth Congress of Jesuit Ecumenists, Lviv, Ukraine, July 2007 accepted for the volume of Proceedings. Social Justice in Lactantius? Report and Exploration, chapter for a volume on Patristics and Catholic Social Teaching from the Katholeik Universiteit in Leuven, Belgium (INV.). G. In Progress: Prophetic Witness in the United States: Documents of Christian Social Concern In conjunction with the Faith and Order Commission of the National Council of Churches I am preparing a book that introduces and presents 97 documents on social concern in six categories Approaches to Society, Economic Justice, Racial Justice, Neighbors in Civil Society, Creation, Ecology & Environment, Christians Cooperating) from a broad spectrum of Christian churches, movements, and organizations in the United States. A General Introduction (this author), Introductions to four of the six sections, and a Concluding Perspective (this author) are ready. When the final document(s) comes through and the two brief section Introductions now underway are finished, we will bring the whole to the publisher, Paulist Press, and a possible joint venture with Intervarsity Press (INV.). Christ and Society monograph in a draft of five chapters (August 2008) approaching social reality in light of the divinity of Christ, with early interest from Rowman & Littlefield Publishing, and an invitation from Oxford University Press to forward the first one or two chapters. A draft of four of six chapters by August 2008 was the goal. Systematics, History, and Communications: A Doran Difference? invited chapter in a Festschrift, John Dadosky editor, Philosophy and Theology of History: Essays in Honor of Robert Doran, S.J., with an August 2008 deadline. H. Other Scholarly Activity: Co-initiated the Society for the Study of Anglicanism with Rev. Canon Dr. Martyn Percy in 2003 at the American Academy of Religion; co-convener until 2006. Theological Studies, Editorial Consultant: meet annually; referee manuscripts.
6. Modern Believing, Editorial Board: American consultant for UK Editor. Forum on Public Policy, Editorial Advisory Board; referee manuscripts. American Academy of Religion: former steering committee member then co-chair of the Church-State Studies Group now recast as the Religious Freedom, Public life, and the State Session Faith, Justice, and Social Change, February 3, 2005 co-presented in Faculty Commons during Mission Week with Dr. Janice Staral. 2008 Direction of Fifteenth Doctoral Dissertation Underway II. PARTICIPATION IN PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS AND/OR PAPERS PRESENTED: 2005 (INV) Vatican II as an Event of Freedom: The Declaration on Religious Liberty, John Courtney Murray, and Freedom in the Church, lecture for the LaSalle University June 19-24, 2005 graduate program, Celebrating Vatican II: The Church in the Modern World. (INV) John Courtney Murray in the American Catholic Context & The Declaration on Religious Liberty and Ecumenism, two graduate seminars during the LaSalle program. Fishing in the Neighbor s Pond: From Conflict to Humility, paper proposed to, accepted by and delivered at the 18 th International Congress of Jesuit Ecumenists, Clongowes Wood, Ireland, July 12-18. Also presented to a Theology Department Faculty Colloquium, November. Beyond Informed Citizens: Who Are The Wise? paper proposed to, accepted by, and delivered at the Oxford Roundtable, Oriel College, Aug. 7-12. Incarnation and Social Justice, paper proposed to, accepted by, delivered at Leuven Encounters in Systematic Theology V (Leuven, Belgium), November. 2004 John Courtney Murray and Contemporary Political Life to the St. Thomas More Society of Lawyers, Sept. 30, 2004. John Courtney Murray and Catholic Political Conscience to the Worker Justice Forum at the Milwaukee Labor Council, Oct. 28, 2004.
7 III. DEPARTMENTAL AND UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES 1. University: 1999-2000 Gender Equity Task Force 2005 University Search Committee for the Vice-Provost/Graduate Dean 2006-2009 Curriculum and Development Assessment Committee 2006-2007 Office of Mission and Identity, Peter Faber Center, planning and contribution to year-long, invited faculty group studying the Compendium of Catholic Social Doctrine 2. Department of Theology: 2003-2005 Development Committee 2004-2006 Departmental Advisory Committee 2005-- Director of Graduate Students 2005-- Chair, Graduate Admissions and Financial Aid Committee 2005-- Graduate Committee 3. Other University Service: spiritual direction, liturgies 4. Community Service: 1998-2003 Gamaliel Chair Board (Lutheran Campus Ministry at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee) 1992-2003 Urban Faith Roundtable (partnership between Central City pastors/lay leaders and Marquette Theology department), Vice-Chair 2000-2003 IV. MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES: 1980-- College Theology Society 1980-- Catholic Theological Society of America 1980-- American Academy of Religion 1980-1986 North American Academy of Ecumenists 2003-- Society for the Study of Anglicanism (Co-Convenor 2003-2006) V. HONORS, FELLOWSHIPS, HONORARY SOCIETIES (2000-2008): 1. Grants: 2003 Co-recipient of a $3500.00 grant from the Urban Life Institute (MU) to develop a new, team-taught, interdisciplinary course with Dr Janice Staral, Faith, Justice, and Social Change, offered Spring 2004, Fall 2005, Spring 2006 2001-2008 Grants for released time, and for international conference expenses 2000-01 Sabbatical: Visiting Scholar, Jesuit School of Theology, Berkeley
8 2. Honors: March 2008 April, May 2008 Visiting Scholar, University of Glasgow Faculty of Divinity Honorary Research Fellow, University of Manchester Department of Religions and Theology 2004 Faculty Star Award, St. Joan of Arc Chapter of the National Residence Hall Honorary at Marquette University (student award)