Peter Casarella

Peter Casarella is professor of theology in the department of Catholic Studies at DePaul University in Chicago. 

Articles:

• Roch Kereszty: Master of Cistercian Ressourcement - Volume 50.4 (Winter 2023)
• “The Proper Weight of Love”: What Can We Learn From John Paul II’s The Jeweler’s Shop? - Volume 38.4 (Winter 2011)
• Cardinal Nicholas of Cusa: an Introduction - Volume 28.4 (Winter 2001)
• Waiting for a Cosmic Christ in an Uncreated World - Volume 28.2 (Summer 2001)
• Solidarity as the Fruit of Communion: Ecclesia in America, “Post-Liberation Theology,” and the Earth - Volume 27.1 (Spring 2000)
• On Frederick Bauerschmidt’s “Theo-Drama and Political Theology” - Volume 25.3 (Fall 1998)
• Spirit and History: The Intelligence of Scripture - Volume 24.4 (Winter 1997)
• Sisters in Doing the Truth: Dorothy Day and St. Thérèse of Lisieux - Volume 24.3 (Fall 1997)
• Questioning the Primacy of Method: On Sokolowski’s Eucharistic Presence - Volume 22.4 (Winter 1995)
• On Dupré‘s Passage to Modernity - Volume 21.3 (Fall 1994)
• Experience as a theological category: Hans Urs von Balthasar on the Christian encounter with God’s - Volume 20.1 (Spring 1993)