PhD (St. Michael's)

john.dadosky@utoronto.ca [1] | 416-922-5474 ext 262

Bio

Prof. Dadosky received his STL from Regis College (1999), PhD from the University of St. Michael’s College (2001); STD from Regis College (2004). He joined the faculty in July 2001 and teaches systematic theology and philosophy.

Specializations

• Philosophical Theology
• Lonergan
• Systematic Theology
• Merton
• Interreligious dialogue (with Buddhism)
• Mariology

Recent Publications

Monographs:

• "The Eclipse of Beauty and its Recovery: A Lonergan Approach." Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2014.

Edited:

• "Bernard Lonergan, A Second Collection," (with Robert Doran), Collected Works of Lonergan, Vol. 13. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2016.
• "Bernard Lonergan, A Third Collection," (with Robert Doran), Collected Works of Lonergan, Vol. 16. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, est. 2017.
• "Bernard Lonergan, Method in Theology," (with Robert Doran), Collected Works of Lonergan, Vol. 15. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, est. 2017.

Essays:

• " 'God’s Eternal Yes!': An Exposition and Development of Lonergan’s Psychological Analogy of the Trinity," Irish Theological Quarterly, November, 2016.
• "The Transformation of Suffering in Paul of the Cross, Lonergan, and Buddhism," New Blackfriars 96/1065, September 2015: 542-563.
• "Has Vatican II been Hermeneutered?: Recovering and Developing its Theological Achievements following Rahner and Lonergan," Irish Theological Quarterly 79/4, November, 2014: 327-49.
• "Lonergan on Wisdom," Irish Theological Quarterly 79/1, February, 2014: 45-67.