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I am a Professor of Systematic Theology at Georgetown University (Washington, DC) where I have taught systematic theology since 1988. My areas of specialization include Black and Womanist Theology, American Religion, African American Religion, Black Catholic Studies, World Religions and the intersection of race, class, gender, and religion. I hold a Juris Doctor in Law from the George Washington National Law Center and a PHD in Religious Studies and the Pontifical Doctorate in Sacred Theology (STD) from the Catholic University of Louvain in Belgium. I am the first and to date only African American woman to earn the Pontifical Doctorate. I have authored or co-edited 6 books with a seventh to be published in 2010 and have been awarded 3 honorary doctorates and other awards and honors.
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Lenten meditations,
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"Were You There?: Stations of the Cross," set in an African village, is a book of insightful Lenten meditations by theologian Diana L. Hayes. Accompanying the prayers and reflections are paintings by Tanzanian artist Charles S. Ndege who incorportates typical scenes along the shores of Lake Victoria to add impact to his powerful images. Impressive work. Marcia Maguire, UMC church librarian
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I was asked to lead a mediation on the Stations for 20 Episcopal church women. In my research I found only one other female source. The "other" was archaic as all get out. Diana is fresh, totally in touch with today's world, women's needs and strengths! The illustrations were a powerful accompaniment.
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He stands, head bent, not in shame but in acceptance of his coming passion, knowing that his life and death will be vindicated in a way no one, certainly not this frightened Roman official sitting on his chief's stool busily washing his hands, could ever know or fully understand. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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He stands, head bent, not in shame but in acceptance of his coming passion, knowing that his life and death will be vindicated in a way no one, certainly not this frightened Roman official sitting on his chief's stool busily washing his hands, could ever know or fully understand. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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The Virgin Mary New!
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- Amazing Grace by Lee Albert in Back Matter
- Amazing Grace (A Town Called Harmony, Book 9) by Deborah James in Back Matter
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