Schedule of Papers

Session #1 9:00—10:30: Brian Daley, University of Notre Dame, “The Enigma of Meletius of Antioch”
                        Respondent: Lewis Ayres, Emory University

Session #2 10:45—12:15: Marcia Colish, Yale University, “The Pseudo-Peter of Poitiers Gloss and Early Scholastic Theology”
                        Respondent: Kent Emery, University of Notre Dame

Lunch

Session #3 1:15—2:45: Angela Christman, Loyola College of Maryland, “Biblical Exegesis and Virgil’s Aeneid in Ambrose of Milan’s Expositio Psalmi CXVIII”
                        Respondent: Khaled Anatolios, Weston Jesuit School of Theology

Session #4 3:00—4:30: Peter Casarella, Depaul University, “Trinitas creatrix: Personal Procession and Creaturely Production in Bonaventure”
                        Respondent: Kevin L. Hughes, Villanova University

Session #5 4:45—6:00: Mark Clark, Christendom University, “The Making of the Scholastic History, 1150-1200”
                        Respondent: Stephen Brown, Boston College

Dinner

Session #1 9:00—10:30: David Hart, Providence College, “The Destiny of Metaphysics After Nicaea”
                        Respondent: Paul Gavrilyuk, University of St. Thomas (Minnesota)

Session #2 10:45—12:15: Reinhard Hütter, Duke Divinity School, “Dogma datur Christianis—intellectus per fidem a deceptione praeservatur: The Mysterium Fidei of Christ’s Real Presence in the Eucharist by Way of Trans-substantiation”
                        Respondent: Joseph Wawrykow, University of Notre Dame

Lunch

Session #3 1:15—2:45: Joseph Lienhard, Fordham University, “The Revival of Patristic Exegesis: Augustine of Hippo's Quaestiones in Heptateuchum”
                        Respondent: Matthew Lamb, Ave Maria University

Session #4 3:00—4:30: Jeremy Wilkens, University of St. Thomas (Texas), “The Analogy of Grace and the Virtues in Thomas Aquinas”
                        Respondent: Bruce Marshall, Southern Methodist University

Dinner