Sixth aim:
Permanent Membership
Ecumenical, International, Academic
Although the membership of the extended conversation may be fluid, a central group of permanent members, who share the vision, is being established. Already research partners in the United Kingdom and Ireland, North America and Australia situate the international context for this conversation, thereby ensuring a proper depth and breadth of reflection.
In the course of our ongoing conversation, the permanent membership will endeavour to nurture new scholars, drawing them into the conversation, assisting them with their intellectual and professional development and making opportunities available to them to present at the colloquia. The permanent membership of the project is:
Moderator:
Rev’d Ephrem Carr OSBPontifical Institute of Liturgy, Rome
Directors:
Rev’d James Leachman OSBPontifical Institute of Liturgy, Rome
Rev’d Daniel McCarthy OSBPontifical Institute of Liturgy, Rome
Permanent members, Europe:
V. Rev’d George Guiver CR (Church of England) University of Leeds, England
Rev’d Dr John Lampard (Methodist)England
Dr Bridget Nichols (Church of England)Diocese of Ely, England
Pastor Nils-Henrik Nilsson (Lutheran)Sweden
Rev’d Dr Tom Whelan CSSpMilltown Institute, Ireland
Dr. Basilius GroenInstitute of Liturgy, Christian Art and Hymnology, Graz, Austria,
Permanent members, Australasia:
Very Rev’d Anscar Chupungco OSBSan Beda College, Manila, Philippines
Rev’d Barry M. CraigDiocese of Cairns, Australia
Dr Gerard MooreSydney College of Divinity, Australia
V. Rev’d Dr David Orr OSBArcadia Priory, Australia
Dr Carmel Pilcher RSJDiocese of Maitland-Newcastle, Australia
Permanent members, North America:
Dr Sharon McMillan SNDSt Patrick’s Seminary, Menlo Park, CA
Pastor Frank Senn (Lutheran)Immanuel Lutheran Church Evanston, IL
Rev’d Dr Paul Turner Diocese of Kansas City-St Joseph, MO
Prof. Geoffrey Wainwright (Methodist)Duke University, NC, USA.
Rev’d Dr Karen Westerfield Tucker (Methodist) Boston University, MA
Annual Membership
Ecumenical, International, Academic
Student Membership
Ecumenical, International, Academic
We invite graduate students in liturgy to associate themselves with our research.
Image: Participants at the inaugural colloquium at Sant’Anselmo are from left to right:
John Lampard, Anthony Igbekele, Patrick Regan, + Cuthbert Brogan, James Leachman, Bridget Nichols, Daniel McCarthy, Ephrem Carr.
They stand below the mosaic of Joseph and Jesus in the cloister of Sant’Anselmo.