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The John Courtney Murray Award At the CTSA's annual convention, the Society honors one of its members for a lifetime of distinguished theological achievement through the conferral of the John Courtney Murray Award, named for one of its early Board members who was a major theologian in the American Catholic Church. Nominations can be made by CTSA members each fall for the award to be given at the next convention. |
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Award Text for 2019: James F. Keenan, S.J. (pdf file)
Award Text for 2018: M. Shawn Copeland (pdf file)
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Award Text for 2017: Francis X. Clooney, S.J. (pdf file)
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Award Text for 2016: Orlando O. Espin (pdf file)
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Award Text for 2015: Joseph A. Komonchak (pdf file)
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Award Text for 2014: John Pawlikowski (pdf file)
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List of Recipients of the John Courtney Murray Award for Theology (pdf file)
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List of Recipients of the Cardinal Spellman Award for Theology (pdf file)
Catherine Mowry LaCugna Award |
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Award for 2019: Antonio Eduardo Alonso
Essay Title: "Listening for the Cry: Certeau Beyond Strategies and Tactics"Award for 2018: Elizabeth Antus
Essay Title: "Was it Good for You"-
Award for 2017: Judith Gruber
Essay Title: "Revealing Subversions: Theology as Critical Theory" -
Award for 2016: Benjamin Maurice Durheim and David Turnbloom
Essay Title: "Tactical Ecumenism" -
Award for 2015: Nichole Marie Flores
Essay Title: "Beyond Consumptive Solidarity: An Aesthetic Response to Modern Day Slavery" -
Award for 2014: Michael Peppard
Essay Title: "Paul Would Be Proud: The New Testament and Jewish-Gentile Respect"
Award Archives
Ann O'Hara Graff Memorial Award The Ann O’Hara Graff award was established to honor the life and recognize the scholarly commitments of our late colleague Ann O’Hara Graff, whose insight and passion combined to weave theology constructively together with life outside the academy. Each year the Women’s Consultation in Constructive Theology invites members of the CTSA to nominate a woman member of the CTSA whose accomplishments include the various types of woman-defined scholarship, and liberating action on behalf of women in the church and/or the broader community. |
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