Romero Work-in-Progress
Romero and Catholic Social Teaching: Romero and the Common Good (VIRTUAL)
Wed
Feb
03
This session is part of the Romero and Catholic Social Teaching Work-in-Progress Series, sponsored by Latin American/North American Church Concerns (LANACC) and designed to offer in-depth feedback to chapter authors of an upcoming book on Saint Óscar Romero. Participation is limited to a small number of faculty and graduate students, with prior preparation required. Please click here to read guidelines for participants. To be considered for participation, please register. Contact Todd Walatka at twalatka@nd.edu with any questions you might have.
Stephen Pope
Professor of Theology
Boston College
Nichole Flores
Assistant Professor of Practical Ethics
University of Virginia
Participation is limited to a small number of faculty and graduate students. Please register to be considered for participation. Preparation materials will be sent to confirmed participants prior to the session.
Speakers / Related People
Stephen J. Pope
Stephen J. Pope is Professor of Theological Ethics at Boston College. His research interests include Christian ethics and evolutionary theory, charity and natural law in Aquinas, and Roman Catholic social teachings. He has written The Evolution of Altruism and the Ordering of Love (Georgetown, 1994) and Human Evolution and Christian Ethics (Cambridge, 2007), and he has edited Essays on the Ethics of St. Thomas Aquinas (Georgetown, 2001)...
Nichole M. Flores
Dr. Nichole M. Flores is an assistant professor of religious studies at the University of Virginia. She writes, speaks, and teaches about the significance of Catholic ethics in plural social, political, and ecclesial contexts. Her research emphasizes the contributions of Catholic and Latinx theologies to notions of justice and aesthetics as they relate to the common good within plural socio-political contexts...