Books
Patience, Compassion, Hope, and the Christian Art of
Dying Well. Rowman & Littlefield, 2004.
Articles and Book Chapters
“Integrare la guerra giusta e le virtù per promuovere la pace:
compassione, rispetto per le persone e misura della
proporzionalità” (“Integrating Just War and the Virtues of
Peacemaking: Compassion, Respect for Persons and the Measurement of
Proportionality”) Rassegna di Teologia 47, no. 2 (2006):
195–218.
“The Family as Cornerstone of the Good Life and the Good Society:
Family Life in the Compendium of Catholic Social
Thought.” Review of Business 27, no. 2 (2006):
13–19.
“Finding a Place at the Heart of the Church: On the Vocation of a
Lay Theologian,” in New Wine, New Wineskins: A New Generation
in Catholic Moral Theology, ed. William Mattison (Lanham, Md.:
Sheed & Ward, 2005), 45–65.
“Maximizing Human Potential: Capabilities Theory and the
Professional Work Environment,” Journal of Business Ethics
58 (2005): 111–23.
“Recognizing the Addict as Neighbor: Christian Hospitality and the
Establishment of Safe Injection Facilities in Canada,”
Theoforum 35, no. 3 (2004): 317–42.
“Practicing Patience, Compassion, and Hope at the End of Life:
Mining the Passion of Jesus in Luke for a Christian Model of Dying
Well,” Journal of the Society of Christian Ethics 24, no.
1 (Spring/Summer 2004), 135-58.
Conference Papers
“From Strangers to Neighbors: A Local View of the Global
Issue of Human Migration.” Presented at the international
conference “Catholic Theological Ethics in the World Church,”
Padua, Italy, July 9, 2006.
“On the Human Cost of War: A Role for Churches and the Moral
Imagination in Measuring Proportionality.” Presented at the
Annual Meeting of the College Theology Society, Regis University,
Denver, Colorado, June 3, 2006.
“Knowing the Cost of War: Prudence, Regard for Strangers and the
Measurement of Proportionality.” Presented at New Wine,
New Wineskins, a national symposium for pre-tenure Catholic
moral theologians, University of Notre Dame, July 2005.
“Laying the Groundwork for a Renewed Commitment to the Common
Good.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the College
Theology Society, Spring Hill College, Mobile, Alabama, June
2005.
“Dissecting the Anatomy of Hope.” Presented at the Atlantic
States Regional Conference of the American Academy of Religion,
Baltimore, Maryland, March 2004.
“Maximizing Human Potential: Capabilities Theory and the
Professional Work Environment.” Presented at the Tenth Annual
International Conference Promoting Business Ethics, Garden City,
New York, October 2003.
“Practicing Patience, Compassion and Hope at the End of Life:
Mining the Passion of Jesus in Luke for a Christian Model of Dying
Well.” Presented at the annual meeting of the Society of
Christian Ethics, Pittsburgh, January 2003.
“Finding a Place at the Heart of the Church: On the Vocation of the
Lay Theologian.” Presented at “New Wine, New Wineskins,” a
national symposium for pre-tenure Catholic moral theologians,
University of Notre Dame, July 19, 2002.