James Chukwuma Okoye
Biography
James Chukwuma Okoye is Professor Emeritus of Old Testament Studies at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh and has served as director of the Center for Spiritan Studies. Okoye previously held the Carroll Stuhmueller Chair of the Old Testament at the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago. Okoye's books include Genesis 1–11, Second Edition (2025), Understanding the Synod on Synodality, 2023 Session (2024), and Charism and Mission Since Vatican II (2021).
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Women
“"In this close reading of the Annunciation scene, Luke 1:26-38, Handmaid Sister Caroline competently challenges two currents that collude to keep the African woman submissive: African patriarchal culture and the popular Catholic image of a voiceless maiden of Nazareth. Mary's self-understanding is that of doule, servant-leader and agent under God of the liberation of God's people, not padiske, passive servant-slave. Caroline beautifully achieves her goal of hermeneutics as gospel that promotes social and religious transformation.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Both in his writings on Mark and performance of that gospel, Rhoads makes people hear Mark again for the first time. This is a book that students, pastors and all lovers of Jesus will treasure.”
Spiritan Life and Mission Since Vatican II
History & Biography
“Spiritan Life and Mission since Vatican II plots how ‘winds of change’ catalyzed new understandings of Christian life and mission in the Catholic Church and a parallel rediscovery of the Spiritan charism (Congregation of the Holy Spirit). . . . Well-researched and a fascinating read, the book shows religious values changing dynamically while remaining the same.”
The Truth about Science and Religion
Science & Faith
“Competent scientist and true believer, Professor Fleming asserts that 'science and religion are intertwined like DNA' . . . Fleming presents abstruse matters in a clear and accessible manner. This work merits wide distribution among students and faculty and all people truly searching for answers to the mysteries of the universe and humankind.”
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Understanding the Synod on Synodality, 2023 Session
Church Leadership & Ministry
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