Member Research Projects

The Fellowship invites its members to share with visitors to this site their intellectual interests and work. Below you will find some of the work of our members listed in alphabetical order by author's last name. Those projects are also randomly displayed on our home page. To add your project, access the Research tab in your Member's profile page.

Title Author Brief Description

An external perspective on institutional Catholicity in higher education: A case study

Dr. Timothy J Collins

Ed.D. Dissertation...this research identifies a set of 15 signal features for identification of a distinctively Roman Catholic institution of higher education.

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American Law From A Catholic Perspective

Mr. William L. Saunders, Esq.

American Law From A Catholic Perspective: Through a Clearer Lens, is now available in paperback and ebook 2016 editions.

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Paul's Theology in Context: Creation, Incarnation, Covenant, and Kingdom

Dr. James Patrick Ware

Eerdmans, 2019. Focusing on Paul's gospel in the context of the ancient pagan world into which it came, provides a concise guide to Paul's theology for clergy, students, and laypeople. View

Online Education as an Opportunity Equalizer

Prof. Debra Black

Black, D., Bissessar, C., Boolaky, M. (2019) Online Education as an Opportunity Equalizer: The Changing Canvas of Online Education. Interchange. 16-April 2019.

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An Analysis of Intercultural Students' Self-Determination in Graduate Online Programmes

Prof. Debra Black

Bissessar, C., Black, D., Boolaky, M. (2019) An Analysis of Intercultural Students' Self-Determination in Graduate Online Programmes: Implications for Praxis. European Journal of Open, Distance

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Deacons as Apostles of the New Evangelization

Why the New Evangelization should often be the highest priority for Catholic Deacons above social services. 

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Narcissism, Self-Deception, Conscience and Evil

There have been a number of calls for serious scientific study of evil.  A major problem with this is that science, having developed along the lines proposed by Francis Bacon, seeks not Truth but power over nature, including human nature.  Should this research be pursued?

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Callings and Consequences The Making of Catholic Vocational Culture in Early Modern France (McGill-Queen's University Press, 2021)

An exploration of the origins of western Catholic culture of vocational discernment, with special attention to the rigorist milieu of seventeenth-century France.

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