Bryan Massingale
Marquette University
Milwaukee, Wisconsin

 

 

 

Bryan Massingale is associate professor of theology at Marquette University. He received his doctorate from the Pontifical Institute for Moral Theology in Rome.  As a Catholic moral theologian, he focuses upon Catholic social thought, liberation theologies, African American religious ethics, and racial justice. Massingale is the president-elect of the Catholic Theological Society of America, and Convener of the Black Catholic Theological Symposium.

He has authored more than sixty articles, book chapters, and book reviews which have been published in journals such as Theological Studies, Journal of Religion and Society, New Theology Review,  Philosophy and Theology, Horizons, Origins, the National Catholic Reporter, U.S. Catholic, and Catholic Peace Voice.  He also authored a major document for Catholic Charities USA entitled, Poverty and Racism: Overlapping Threats to the Common Good (January 2008).  Currently, Massingale is finishing a book on racial justice and the Catholic response (forthcoming, Orbis Books).  He has also authored an award-winning column for the Catholic Press examining contemporary social issues from a faith perspective.