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Mary Catherine Hilkert, OP (Akron)
specializes in contemporary systematic theology with particular
interest in theological anthropology and feminist theology and
spirituality. She is Professor of Theology at Notre Dame University,
IN.
She is the author of Naming Grace: Preaching and the Sacramental
Imagination (1997), Speaking with Authority: Catherine of Siena
and the Voices of Women Today (2001), The Praxis of the Reign
of God: An Introduction to the Theology of Edward Schillebeeckx (co-editor,
2002), and numerous articles on theology, preaching, and spirituality.
Her current research project is a book on theological anthropology titled Imago
Dei, Imago Christi.
Visit DSI's website for an article: Letters
from Dominican Theologians. (PDF) It is also included in a new book
published by Angelicum University Press, 2005 and titled "SUPERARE
LE DISTANZE: LE FIGLIE E I FIGLI DI DOMENICO FANNO TEOLOGIA" (soon
to come out in English as CUTTING THE DISTANCES: DOMINICANS DOING THEOLOGY
TOGETHER).
Hilkert was awarded an honorary doctorate from Providence College in
2002 and was the Madeleva lecturer in Spirituality at St. Mary's College
in 2001. She was the first recipient of Washington Theological Union's Sophia
Award for Theological Excellence in Service to Ministry (1997).
She is a Past President of the Catholic Theological Society of America
(2005-2006).
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