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Summer faculty 2009:
 Fr.
John Laurence,
is Chair of
the Department of Theology at Marquette University, and holds a Ph.D.,
from the University of Notre Dame, 1983) and specializes in the theology
and history of Christian liturgy. Author of 'Priest' as Type of
Christ (1984), and editor of edited four others. His scholarly
articles include "The Eucharist as Imitation of Christ,"
Theological Studies, "The Assembly as Liturgical Symbol,"
Louvain Studies, "Catherine Bell and Liturgical Theology,"
Antiphon ; and "The Eucharist and Eucharistic Adoration,"
Louvain Studies, along with numerous book reviews. He is currently
editing volumes in the Lex Orandi series on the sacraments
(Liturgical Press) for which he also engaged in writing the
Eucharist volume. He has recently been named the Chair of the
Department.
Sr. Sara Butler teaches dogmatic theology at St.
Joseph's Seminary in the Archdiocese of New York after teaching at
Mundelein Seminary in Chicago for over 20 years. She recently published
The Catholic Priesthood and Women: A Guide to the Teaching of the
Church (Hillenbrand Books). Her articles have appeared in
Worship, The Thomist, Theological Studies, Theology Digest, Anglican
Theological Review, Communio, Ephemerides Mariologicae, Chicago Studies,
and the New Catholic Encyclopedia. In 2004 she was
appointed to the International Theological Commission, and she has
served on the Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission since
1991.
 Dr.
Lynne Boughton holds
a Ph.D. from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
She is a visiting
lecturer a the Liturgical Institute and a contributor to Westminster Theological Journal, Church History, Journal
of Religion, Journal of the Pontifical Academy of Theology, Tyndale
Bulletin, Irish Theological Quarterly, The Thomist, and Revue
biblique, in which she recently published “The Priestly Perspective of
the Johannine Trial Narratives: Why The Gospel of John is Neither
Anti-Jewish Nor Anti-Temple.”
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