This journal aims to sentire cum tota ecclesia, to think with the whole Church as it has ever reflected on the mystery of the Incarnate Christ, as seen in sources that are biblical, patristic, medieval, as well as modern. The journal draws inspiration from, and seeks to continue the work of, previous generations of ressourcement theologians. It shares with them a conviction that the renewal of theology and philosophy occurs by returning to sources that remain inexhaustible. This ressourcement is “new” because we trust that this patrimony is fertile enough to encounter contemporary questions confidently and to illuminate the challenges and opportunities that shape the present age.
Articles
Michael Patrick Barber
The Bible, the New Ressourcement, and Peter’s Priestly Keys
Joshua Madden
Purifying Exegesis through Philosophy: Toward a New Synthesis of Biblical Interpretation
Jonathan Martin Ciraulo
Romanticism and the “Sacramental Imagination”
Matthew Levering
Mother Church: Can Receptivity Be Squared with Resistance?
Margaret McCarthy
The New Ressourcement: Ite! Missa Est
Book Reviews
William M. Wright IV
Michael Patrick Barber, The Historical Jesus and the Temple: Memory, Methodology, and the Gospel of Matthew
Elizabeth Klein
Augustine M. Reisenauer, Augustine’s Theology of the Resurrection
William C. Hackett
Thomas Pfau, Incomprehensible Certainty: Metaphysics and Hermeneutics of the Image
Shaun Blanchard
Joseph Carola, SJ, Engaging the Church Fathers in Nineteenth-Century Catholicism: The Patristic Legacy of the Scuola Romana
Patrick X. Gardner
Theresa Marie Chau Nguyen, OP, The Splendor of the Church in Mary: Henri de Lubac, Vatican II, and Marian Ressourcement
Roland Millare
David W. Fagerberg, The Liturgical Cosmos: The World Through the Lens of the Liturgy
Founder
Robert Barron
Bishop of Winona-Rochester
Senior Editor
Matthew Levering
Mundelein Seminary
Editors
Jonathan Ciraulo
Saint Meinrad Seminary and School of Theology
Aaron Pidel, SJ
Pontifical Gregorian University
Managing Editors
Jason C. Paone
Word on Fire Academic
David Augustine
Word on Fire Academic
Associate Editors
Lewis Ayres
Durham University
Michael Barber
Augustine Institute
Peter Casarella
Duke University Divinity School
Nathan Eubank
University of Notre Dame
Angela Franks
St. John’s Seminary
Caitlin Smith Gilson
University of Holy Cross
Jennifer Newsome Martin
University of Notre Dame
Michael Magree, SJ
Boston College
William Mattison III
University of Notre Dame
Vincent Strand, SJ
Catholic University of America
Board of Advisors
Khaled Anatolios
University of Notre Dame
Melanie Barrett
Mundelein Seminary
John Betz
University of Notre Dame
John Cavadini
University of Notre Dame
Thomas Clemmons
The Catholic University of America
Cathal Doherty, SJ
Marquette University
Brian Dunkle, SJ
Boston College
Emmanuel Falque
Institut Catholique de Paris
Stephen Fields, SJ
Georgetown University
Anthony Giambrone, OP
École Biblique et Archéologique Française de Jérusalem
Jennie Grillo
University of Notre Dame
Andrew Kim
Marquette University
Keith Lemna
Saint Meinrad Seminary and School of Theology
Anthony Lusvardi, SJ
Pontifical Georgian University
Reginald Lynch, OP
Dominican House of Studies
Margaret McCarthy
John Paul II Institute
Ross McCullough
George Fox University
Francesca Aran Murphy
University of Notre Dame
Cyril O’Regan
University of Notre Dame
Jared Ortiz
Hope College
Aaron Riches
Benedictine College
Joseph Riordan, SJ
Regis College, University of Toronto
Tracey Rowland
University of Notre Dame Australia
Daria Spezzano
Providence College
Margaret Turek
St. Patrick’s Seminary
William Wright IV
Duquesne University
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