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Pro Ecclesia: A Journal of Catholic and Evangelical Theology

Pro Ecclesia is a peer-reviewed journal of theology published by the Center for Catholic and Evangelical Theology.

The Center also sponsors an annual theological conference. Pro Ecclesia seeks to give contemporary expression to the one apostolic faith and its classic traditions, working for and manifesting the church's unity by research, theological construction, and free exchange of opinion. Members of its advisory council represent communities committed to the authority of Holy Scripture, ecumenical dogmatic

teaching and the structural continuity of the church, and are themselves dedicated to maintaining and invigorating these commitments. The journal publishes biblical, liturgical, historical and doctrinal articles that promote or illumine its purposes.

09/17/2025

The fifth episode of That They May All Be One is now available! David Luy (North American Lutheran Seminary) is our guest on this episode of the podcast in which he discusses the paper he presented at our last conference, "Yet Saints Their Watch are Keeping: The Marks of the Church and the Psalms of Lament."

With the release of this episode of the podcast, we are delighted to also release a video recording of Dr. Luy's session from our 2024 Pro Ecclesia conference. After listening to this conversation, we hope you will take the time to go watch or listen to Dr. Luy's presentation.

Episode 5 of That They May All Be One and Dr. Luy's conference presentation are both available at the link below:
https://www.pro-ecclesia.org/podcast/season1/episode5

09/05/2025

Today is the last day to save on registration for Nicaea Pro Ecclesia! Click the link below to register. We greatly anticipate this time with you!

https://www.pro-ecclesia.org/2026-registration

09/02/2025

A personal invitation from Director Doug Sweeney to our 2026 Pro Ecclesia Conference, Nicaea Pro Ecclesia: The Status and Potential of our Nicene Heritage in Christian Catechesis and Ecumenical Dialogue.

There are 3 days left to save on admission. Early Bird deadline is September 5! Click the link to register.

https://www.pro-ecclesia.org/2026-registration

08/30/2025

Be an early bird and save on registration for our 2026 conference! The cost is $260 per ticket and includes admission to our banquet dinner. Early bird deadline is September 5! Click the link for more details:

https://www.pro-ecclesia.org/2026-registration

07/29/2025

The fourth episode of That They May All Be One is available and features an engaging conversation about the recent release of Mixed Blessings: The Theologians Who Shaped Us in the Pro Ecclesia Series from Wipf & Stock. Our guests on this episode are Victor Austin (Editor of Mixed Blessings and Theologian-in-Residence for The Episcopal Diocese of Dallas) alongside volume contributors Frederick Bauerschmidt (Loyola University) and Amy Schifrin (North American Lutheran Seminary).

https://www.pro-ecclesia.org/podcast/season1/episode4

05/16/2025

Episode 3 of That They May All Be One is out! In this episode, Doug Sweeney sits down with Mickey Mattox (Hillsdale College) and Joel Chopp (Asbury Theological Seminary) to discuss the significance of the Pro Ecclesia Journal and their work as its newly appointed Editor and Managing Editor.

https://www.pro-ecclesia.org/podcast/season1/episode3

05/06/2025

The Sermon on the Mount: Reflections for the Church is available for purchase! Edited by Victor Lee Austin. It includes a wonderful list of contributors: Marianne Meye Thompson, Piotr Małysz, David Cloutier, Brent Waters, and Sarah Hinlicky Wilson.

Click here for more information and to purchase: https://www.pro-ecclesia.org/books

04/01/2025

Registration is now open for our 2026 Conference, Nicaea Pro Ecclesia! Take advantage of our Early Bird Registration discount from now until September 5!

https://www.pro-ecclesia.org/2026

03/14/2025

Catch the latest episode of That They May All Be One available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and our website. This episode features Bruce Marshall (Southern Methodist University) and Adam Eitel (University of Dallas) discussing the theological and ecumenical work of our founders, Carl Braaten and Robert Jenson. https://www.pro-ecclesia.org/podcast

03/13/2025

The latest volume of the Pro Ecclesia Journal is online and available through Sage! Take a look at Volume 32, Issue 3-4 through our website:

https://www.pro-ecclesia.org/recent-issues

03/12/2025

Mixed Blessings: The Theologians Who Shaped Us of the Pro Ecclesia Series has been released! Edited by Victor Lee Austin. Contributors include Phillip Cary, Frederick Christian Bauerschmidt, Amy C. Schifrin, Carolyn A. Chau, David Luy and Chad Raith II. Click the link to learn more and purchase a copy:

https://www.pro-ecclesia.org/books

08/09/2024

The Center for Catholic and Evangelical Theology is pleased to announce Mickey Mattox (PhD, Duke University) as the new editor of the Pro Ecclesia journal and Joel Chopp (PhD, University of Toronto) as the new managing editor.

Click the link to read more!

http://www.pro-ecclesia.org/news/mattox-chopp

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