Bruce
T. Morrill
Bruce T. Morrill, S.J., Assistant
Professor of Systematic Theology at Boston College, specializes in liturgical
and sacramental theology. His degrees include a PhD in theological studies
from Emory University and an MA in cultural anthropology from Columbia
University. Among his other departmental duties at Boston College, Bruce
teaches a graduate level course in liturgical/sacramental theology each
semester.
In the Archdiocese
of Boston Bruce presides at Sunday liturgies in several
communities on a rotating basis. He also travels to Alaska,
as his schedule allows, to practice pastoral ministry
among the Yupik Eskimos on the Yukon Delta. Bruce's publications
include his book, Anamnesis as Dangerous Memory: Political
and Liturgical Theology in Dialogue, two edited books,
and several articles and book reviews in such journals
as Worship, Liturgical Ministry, Theological Studies,
and New Theology Review. While at Holy Cross he
is working on a book on liturgy and healing, tentative
entitled, Divine Worship and Human Healing.
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