A Conference of
The St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology's
Letter & Spirit Project

December 9–10, 2005
St. Paul Seminary, Pittsburgh


Friday, December 9

The Liturgical Hermeneutic: Reading the Bible from the Heart of the Church


Dr. Scott Hahn
Founder and President
St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology

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Saturday, December 10

Inspiration and Incarnation: The Christological Analogy and the Hermeneutics of Faith



Dr. Mary Healy
Adjunct Professor of Scripture
Christendom College


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Respondent:


The Rev. Dr. Rodney Whitacre
Professor of Biblical Studies
Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry

 

Holiness, the Kingdom of God, and the Liturgy


Father John S. Custer
Dean and Professor of Biblical Studies
Byzantine Catholic Seminary of Ss. Cyril and Methodius

Respondent:


The Very Rev. Father Kurt Belsole, O.S.B.
Rector and Associate Professor in Theology and Liturgy
St. Vincent Seminary

 

 

“Theologia Prima": The Liturgical Mystery and the Mystery of God


Dr. David Fagerberg
Associate Professor of Theology
University of Notre Dame

 

Respondent:


Dr. Edith M. Humphrey
Associate Professor of New Testament
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary

 

The Christological and Liturgical Significance of Psalm 69


Dr. William Wright
Instructor
Duquesne University

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Respondent:


Dr. John Bergsma
Associate Professor of Theology
Franciscan University of Steubenville


Panel Discussion:
All conference presenters and respondents. Co–moderators: Dr. Mary Healy and Dr. Scott Hahn



Inaugural Father Ronald Lawler Memorial Lecture
“Bread From Both Tables": Scripture and Tradition in the 21st Century Church

Dr. Robert Louis Wilken
William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of the History of Christianity
University of Virginia

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Respondent:
Dr. Scott Hahn
St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology