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Fr. Daley is a historical
theologian, who specializes in the study of the early
Church, particularly the development of Christian
doctrine from the fourth to the eighth centuries.
He has prepared a critical edition of the works of
the sixth-century Greek theologian Leontius of Byzantium,
which is to appear in the series "Corpus Christianorum,"
and has written a number of articles for scholarly
journals on ancient Christology, Trinitarian theology
and eschatology. His most recent books are The
Hope of the Early Church, (1991) and On The
Dormition of Mary: Early Patristic Homilies,
(1997), Gregory of Nazianzus (2006) [in the
series, The Early Chuch Fathers], and translated
Hans Urs von Balthasar's book, Kosmische Liturgie,
as Cosmic Liturgy: the Universe According to Maximus
the Confessor (2003). Presently he is working
on a commentary on the Book of Psalms drawn from Patristic
exegetical sources. In January and February, 2002,
he delivered the annual D'Arcy Lectures in the University
of Oxford, a series entitled: God Visible: Patristic
Christology Reconsidered. The lectures should
appear as a book before long. A past president of
the North American Patristic Society, he is an editor
of the scholarly journal Traditio, and also
serves on the editorial board of the Journal of
Early Christian Studies. He has been a trustee
of Le Moyne College, Boston College, Georgetown University
and Fordham University, and is executive secretary
of the Orthodox-Roman Catholic Consultation in North
America. B.A., Fordham University (1961);
B.A., University of Oxford (1964); M.A., Oxford (1967);
Ph.L., Loyola Seminary, Shrub Oak, NY (1966); Lic.theol.,
Hochschule Skt. Georgen (Frankfurt, Germany, 1972);
D.Phil., University of Oxford (1978)
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