Faraone J. Mario

“Analecta Gregoriana” 284

2002, pp. 492

978-88-7652-903-0

Dios vivo, Padre, Hijo y Espíritu Santo está presente y actúa en el hombre en gracia para llevarlo a una comunión cresciente y una participación dinámica en Su propia vida íntima, la vida de las Personas divinas. Ésta es la realidad más radical del entero misterio cristiano y la que más incidencia posee en orden a la santificación de la existencia del creyente. San Juan de la Cruz es el hombre que buscamos, el cual hace de la presencia y actuación de la Trinidad en el hombre, el hilo conductor y el tema fundamental que sustenta y da vitalidad a todo su atrayente sistema espiritual.

J. Mario Faraone, 1958, obtuvo la licentiatura y doctorado en teologia en el instituto de espiritualidad de la Pontificia Univesidad Gregoriana.

Costello Timothy

“Analecta Gregoriana” 287

2002, pp. 356

978-88-7652-933-7

The question of priestly identity was one of the major concerns raised at the 1990 Synod of Bishop. The Synod considered evidence which shows that many priests experience difficulty in establishing a stable sense of priestly identity. In order to help clarify the exact nature of the problem, this work seeks to identify and evaluate the anthropology implicit in the documents of the VIII Synod of Bishops and the post-synodal apostolic exhortation Pastores dabo vobis. The theory of self-trascendent consistency is used as a framework for exploring the kind of maturity required for priestly identity; the work explores some of the intrapsychic dynamics that anhance the development of a stable and mature priestly identity.

Timothy Costello, his doctoral thesis was awarded the Bellarmine Prize by the Gregorian University in 1998.

Lupo Angela Maria

“Analecta Gregoriana” 289

2003, pp. 472

978-88-7652-964-1

Bergin Liam
"Analecta Gregoriana" 277
1999 pp.318 Premio Bellarmino 1998
978-887652-827-9

This work investigates the heightened understanding of the eschatological dimension of baptism which derives from juxtaposing the Old Testament notion of prophetic action, or ot and the thomistic concept of the sacramental sign as signum prognosticum. In this work the christian community anticipates its hope in the future, awakens its faith in the past and forges a present where love finds a home between memory and promise.

Liam Bergin, native of Ireland, is  completed doctoral studies at the Gregorian University and now teaches sacramental theology.

Gilbert Paul
"Analecta Gregoriana" 257
1990 pp. 288
978-887652-630-5

Le proslogion de saint Anselme n'est pas une oeuvre très connue, bien que les commentaires de ses chapitres 2 à 4 sur l'argument appelé par Kant ontologique soient en nombre infini. L'étude présente commente le texte pas à pas, dégageant les problèmes dont il provient et qui y naissent progressivement...
L'ouvrage s'achève dans l'espérance que l'auteur et le lecteur entreront un jour dans la joie divine. Cette espérance donne à chaque pas du texte un souffle que le commentaire tente de retrouver jusque dans les démarches les plus sèches de la dialectique.


Paul Gilbert, jésuite belge, licencié en theologie dogmatique in Grégorienne, élève diplomé de l'Ecole pratique des Hautes etudes (Paris), docteur en philosophie (Louvain) a enseigné au Zaire et en Belgique.
Professeur à l'Université Grégorienne.

Conn James Jerome
"Analecta Gregoriana" 259
1991 pp. 348
978-887652-639-8

Since bishop John Caroll founded Georgetown College in 1789, catholic universities and university-level colleges, numbering today as many as 230 institutiones, have had, through their training of generations of catholic leaders and their contributions to secular and sacred scholarship a profound influence on the life of the Church in the U.S. The author studies the various ways in which these institutions have related to the church, before controlled by the sponsoring religious institutes, developed greater autonomy from them.


James Jerome Conn studied theology at Woodstock college and canon law at the Pontifical Gregorian University where he earned his doctorate.

Hartel Joseph Francis
"Analecta Gregoriana" 260
1993 pp. 356

978-887652-646-6

This volume develops the positive philosophy of woman which Thomas held. This philosophy which is seen as a specification of integral humanism, is termed integral feminism. The workdispells many misconceptions about Aquinas' view of woman. These errors include the idea that woman: is a masoccasionatus, has no equality with man, is a slave, and is not by nature an imago Dei.
This work is divided into five parts.


Joseph Francis Hartel, 1952, began his studies at the Pontifical Gregorian University and was awarded a Ph. L. in philosophy magna cum laude.

Prades Javier
"Analecta Gregoriana" 261
1993 pp. XXXIV-486
978-887652-651-0

El objeto del presente libro es la lectura y la comprension del pensiamento de Santo Tomàs tal y como aparece en los textos del Doctor Comun a la luz de algunas de sus fuentes patristicas y medievales; propone una investigacion historico-teològica sobre las afirmaciones de Tomàs mostrando su estado original. Dicho de una manera grafica el Santo dominico no es solo el punto de partida sino tambien el de llegada.


Javier Prades, 1960, se lincenciò en derecho y en teologia y obtuvo el grado de doctor en teologia . Sacerdote de la diocese de Madrid es profesor de teologia dogmatica.