Curriculum Vitae

Born --October 21, 1924 New York City, NY

Raised --Washington, DC

Ordained-- Paulist Fathers May 1, 1951

Parish Assistant--Los Angeles 1951-1955

Graduate Studies University of Toronto, Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies 1955-1959: MA, MSL, Ph.D

Faculty St. Paul's College, Washington, DC 1959-1969

Faculty Catholic University, Washington, DC 1967-1999
Full Professor 1974
Chair Department of History 1974-1983
Chair Department of History 1983-1986
Academic Vice President, Vice Provost for Graduate Studies 1991`-1998

Directed at least 18 doctoral dissertations in canon law and medieval history, and
70 licentiate or master's theses.

Scholarly Societies
Canon Law Society of America (Board of Governors, 1972, Vice President 1974-75)
American Catholic Historical Association (Executive Council, 1983-1986)
American Society of Church History
Medieval Academy of America

Awards "Role of Law Award" 1984
Bene Merenti 1995
Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice 1999

Publications

Book: The Theory of Knowledge of Vital du Four (1972)
(chapters) The Code of Canon Law: A Text and Commentary 1985)
New Commentary on the Code of Canon Law (2000)


Articles and book reviews in such journals as
The Jurist, Concilium, Studia Canonica, Journal of Ecumenical Studies, American
Catholic Historical Review, .Chicago Studies, Theology Digest,


Encyclopedia Articles: New Catholic Encyclopedia, Oxford Encyclopedia of the
Reformation, The Encyclopedia of Religion, Encyclopedia of Early Christianity,
Encyclopedia Americana, Funk and Wagnalls Encyclopedia, Dictionary of the
Middle Ages, New Dictionary of Theology, Dictionary of Christianity in
America, The Papcay:An Encyclopedia.

Paulist Fathers Archivist 1999