Barnabas Mary Ahern

Barnabas Mary Ahern CP (born February 18, 1915 in Chicago , † January 9, 1995 there ) was an American theologian.

Life

On July 30, 1933, he made his vows in Louisville, Kentucky and was given the name Barnabas. He was ordained a priest on June 7, 1941. He received a Sacrae Theologiae Licentiatus ( A study of the spirit pledge in Ephesians I, 14 ) in 1943 in theology at the Catholic University of America and in 1947 studied the Bible at the École biblique et archéologique française de Jérusalem . In 1958 he received his doctorate from the Pontificio Istituto Biblico The power of his resurrection and fellowship in his sufferings. An exegetical and doctrinal study of Philippians 3: 10-11 . Worked with Myles Bourke on the translation of the New American Bible . In 1962 he was appointed peritus at Vaticanum II (1962–1965) . In 1969 he moved to Rome to join the newly established International Theological Commission . Finally, in 1989, while suffering from Alzheimer's disease, he had to return to the Passionist Hospital in Chicago.

The Epistle to the Galatians and the Epistle to the Romans ( New Testament reading guide 7), Collegeville 1960, OCLC 926114607 .
- Cartas de San Pablo a los Galatas y Romanos ( Conoce la Biblia. Nuevo Testamento 8), Santander 1966, OCLC 844773718 .
Life in Christ ( Doctrinal pamphlet series ), Glen Rock 1962, OCLC 2310931 .
New horizons. Studies in biblical theology , Notre Dame 1965, OCLC 222261604 .
with John McCudden: The formation of scripture , Chicago 1967, OCLC 6263854 .
Men of prayer, men of action. Christian spirituality today ( Faith and Life series ), New York 1971, OCLC 830049 .
Problemas de la iglesia hoy ( Biblioteca de autores cristianos. Series minor 40), Madrid 1975, OCLC 8022222 .
with Edward Malatesta : The Spirit of God in Christian life ( Deus books ), New York 1977, ISBN 080912033X .

A voice crying out in the desert. Preparing for Vatican II with Barnabas M. Ahern (1915-1995) , Collegeville 1996, ISBN 0-8146-2354-9 .