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Teaching Staff

Dinh Anh Nhue Nguyen ofm conv

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MSc (TSTU) STB (Seraph) STL (Greg) STD (Greg)

Department of Biblical Studies

Rev. Dr Dinh Anh Nhue Nguyen is a member of the Department of Biblical Studies. He lectures in New Testament  Studies and is a priest of the Order of Friars Minor Conventual (ofm conv).

The undergraduate units he teaches include:
The postgraduate units he teaches include:
Dinh Anh Nhue Nguyen holds a Master of Science in Engineering from Tula State Technical University (Russia), a Bachelor of Theology from the Pontifical Faculty of St Bonaventure (Rome), a Licentiate in Biblical Theology and a Doctorate in Biblical Theology from the Pontifical Gregorian University (Rome). He was awarded the 2005 Bellarmine Prize for his doctoral dissertation at the Gregorian.

He also lectures in Biblical Theology at the Pontifical Theological Faculty of St Bonaventure in Rome, where he has taught courses in Biblical Wisdom Literature, Jesus the Sage, and New Testament Christology.

His current academic interests are biblical meshalim, biblical wisdom literature, the Jewish wisdom tradition, and Jesus the Sage.

He recently published "Figlio mio, se il tuo cuore è saggio." Studio esegetico-theologico del discorso paterno in Pro 23,15-28 ["My son, if your heart is wise." An exegetical-theological study of the parental discourse in Proverbs 23:15-28] (2006); "Motivi Sapienziali Biblici nelle Ammonizioni de San Francesco. [Biblical Wisdom Motifs in the Admonitions of St Francis] in Miscellanea Francescana (2008).

Contact: Email Dinh Anh Nhue Nguyen
 

Br Rod Doyle cfc

RodDoyleSTL (S.Thomas, Rome) LSS (PBC) PhD (Melb)

Senior Fellow
Department of Biblical Studies

Dr Rod Doyle is a a senior fellow of Catholic Theological College and a member of the Department of Biblical Studies. He lectures in the New Testament. He is a religious of the Congregation of Christian Brothers (cfc).

Undergraduate units he taught include:
Postgraduate units he taught include:
Rod Doyle holds the degrees of Licentiate in Sacred Theology from the Pontifical University of St Thomas (Rome), Licentiate in Sacred Scripture from the Pontifical Biblical Commission (Rome), and Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Melbourne. His doctoral thesis was entitled, Matthew’s Wisdom: A Redaction-Critical Study of Matthew 11.1-14.13a. He served as Academic Dean of Catholic Theological College from 1984 to 2005. He has taught in primary and secondary schools, and directed formation for the Christian Brothers. He was also a team member at the National Pastoral Institute of Religious Education, Elsternwick (1976-1980).

His main academic interests are archaeology, particularly as related to biblical studies; leading study tours of the Middle East; and research in the study of the Gospels. He published “Bread and Wine: A Scriptural Exploration” in The Summit (2005), and presented a paper at the annual meeting of the Australian Catholic Biblical Association, July 2005, entitled “The Map of Madaba: A New Look at an Old Map.”

He has conducted numerous study tours of the Biblical Lands, most recently in 2008 with Fr Anthony Dean cm.
 

Brian Boyle

BrianBoyleBA (ANU) BTheol (MCD) DipTertEd (UNE) STL (Greg) STD (Greg)

Academic Dean
Department of Biblical Studies

Rev. Dr Brian Boyle is the Academic Dean of Catholic Theological College and is a member of the Department of Biblical Studies. He lectures in Biblical Studies (Old Testament). He is Chaplain to the German-Speaking Catholic Community, Camberwell.

The undergraduate units he teaches include:
The postgraduate units he teaches include:
Brian Boyle holds a Bachelor of Arts from the Australian National University (Canberra), a Bachelor of Theology from the Melbourne College of Divinity, a Diploma of Tertiary Education from the University of New England, and a Licentiate in Sacred Theology from the Pontifical Gregorian University (Rome). He gained a Doctorate in Sacred Theology at the Gregorian with research on synchronic and diachronic readings of narrative in the Book of Jeremiah.

Before coming to CTC he was Dean of the College of Theology in the University of Notre Dame Australia (Fremantle) and a Lecturer in Scripture (Old Testament). He is a member of the Australian Catholic Biblical Association and the Fellowship for Biblical Studies.

He recently published "Holiness has a Shape: The Place of the Altar in Ezekiel's Visionary Plan of Sacred Space (Ezekiel 43: 1-12, 13-17, 18-27)" in Australian Biblical Review (2009).

His main academic interests are biblical inspiration and prophetic literature.

Contact: Email Brian Boyle
   

Anthony Dean cm

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Head, Department of Biblical Studies

Rev. Anthony (Tony) Dean is Head of the Department of Biblical Studies and lectures in Hebrew and the Old Testament. He is a priest of the Congregation of the Mission (known as the Vincentians). In 2007 he took up the role of the Dean of Studies at Corpus Christi Seminary.

The undergraduate units he teaches include:

The postgraduate units he teaches include:

He also coordinates the units:

Tony Dean holds a Licentiate in Sacred Scripture from the Pontifical Biblical Institute (Rome), incorporating studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

He has lectured in Biblical Studies at St Francis Xavier Seminary within the Adelaide College of Divinity (1980-87), and was Lecturer in Biblical Studies at United Theological Institute within the Sydney College of Divinity (1990-95). In 2008, with Dr Rod Doyle he conducted a study tour of the biblical lands.

His current academic interests are the Psalms, the early religion of Israel, and pre-Israelite and early Israelite theology. He published “… Nos autem in Nomine Domini …?” in Oceania Vincentian (2004).

Contact: Email Tony Dean

 

Callan Ledsham

CalLedsham_croppedBA (Hons) (West Aust) MA (Monash) MPhil (Leuven) PhD (Leuven) GCHE (ACU)

Department of Philosophy

Dr Cal Ledsham is a member of the Department of Philosophy. He lectures in Latin, Epistemology, Modern Philosophy, Natural Law, and Medieval Philosophy.

The undergraduate units he teaches include:

The graduate units he teaches include:

The postgraduate units he teaches include:

Cal Ledsham holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Western Australia, a Master of Arts from Monash University, a Master of Philosophy and a Doctor of Philosophy from the Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium), and a Graduate Certificate in Higher Education from Australian Catholic University.

His publications include: "Duns Scotus" in Substantia - Siz et non: Eine Geschichedes Substanzbegriffs von der Antike bis zur Gegenwart in Einzebeitragen (2008); and "Johannes Duns Scotus" in Recherches de Theologie et Philosophie Medievales (2008).

He is a sessional lecturer in Ethics at Australian Catholic University and has also been a sessional lecturer in the United Faculty of Theology (Parkville).

His current research interests are medieval philosophy (John Duns Scotus), early modern philosophy (Hume), the problem of philosophical proofs/treatments of the necessity of revelation, contemporary ethics and political philosophy.

Contact: Email Cal Ledsham

   

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