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The risen Lord be with you! On behalf of Regis College I extend good wishes to all for a joyous celebration of the Easter season. May we celebrate the resurrection by walking with Jesus in fostering hope, in promoting the common good, and in nurturin...
21 April, 2019
Regis College is proud to announce the establishment of the Scott Lewis, SJ, Fund in support of basic- and advanced-degree lay students studying Scripture or Biblical spirituality. The fund honours Fr. Lewis, whose five-year term as Regis Academic De...
17 April, 2019
TORONTO, March 28 – Regis College is pleased to announce the appointment of Susan K. Wood, SCL, PhD as the College’s first female Academic Dean, effective August 1, 2019. Born in Washington, DC, and raised in the Kansas City area, Wood, a Sister of...
28 March, 2019
John R.T. Berkman
Professor of Moral Theology
John R. T. Berkman is a professor of Moral Theology with research interests and expertise are in healthcare ethics, fundamental moral theology, Thomistic ethics, and ethics in relation to non-human animals.
Thomas Worcester, S.J.
President, Regis College
Fr. Tom received his Ph.D. in History from Cambridge University, where his dissertation focused on preaching and religious culture in early seventeenth-century France.
Sr. Gill Goulding, CJ
Professor Systematic Theology
Professor Gill specializes in the areas of Ecclesiology and Trinity, the work of Hans Urs von Balthasar, and the papacies of the Popes: John Paul II, Benedict XVI and Francis. In 2012 she was appointed by Pope Benedict XVI to be a theological expert at the Synod on the New Evangelization for the transmission of the Christian Faith.
John Dadosky
Professor of Theology and Philosophy
John Dadosky came to Regis College to pursue doctoral studies in 1996, specifically to study the thought of Bernard Lonergan. He joined the faculty in July 2001 as professor of Systematic Theology.
Jaroslav Z. Skira
Associate Professor of Historical Theology
Jaroslav Skira has been teaching at Regis College since 2001, and tenured since 2005. He is an Ukrainian Greco-Catholic layperson.
