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Alumni Highlights - Impacting
the Church and the World
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Sr. John Paul Maher, OP (MTS 1998), USA
Sr. John Paul Maher entered the Dominican
Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist after graduating from the ITI. She made her Final Profession of vows on July 22nd, 2008 - the Feast of Mary Magdalene. Sister is assigned to different projects for her Order, and is presently teaching World History and Geography at St. Mary's High School in Phoenix, Arizona. |
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Inese
Ratnikaite (MTS 2004), Lithuania.
Inese helps out her bishop in the curia of
the diocese of Siauliai by acting as a correspondent on Christian
activities for certain newspapers and the Vatican radio. As a
new graduate from ITI, she was accepted on the Faculty of Siauliai
University where she teaches Theology. |
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Dr.
Richard Gildersleeve, (MTS 2003), USA.
Richard, as a
founding faculty member of the middle school within
St. Joseph's Catholic School in South Carolina, is very
proud of the school’s success. Open for little
more than two years, the enrollment has doubled in size and
recently St. Joseph's Catholic School received notification
that it is in the top 50 of all Catholic High Schools
in the Nation, and in the top 20 in academics. He
is currently teaching in the theology department and developing
curricula, as well as giving lectures in Bioethics. Richard is
also studying for the licentiate in Bioethics at the Pontifical
Regina Apostolorum University. |
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Jutta Graf (STM 2003), Austria
For many years, Jutta lead
the youth movement 'Jugend für das Leben' - youth for
life - which is present in Upper Austria, Vienna, Styria
and Carinthia. The group builds up a culture of life and
gives a voice to the unborn by giving talks in schools, and
by appealing to the public, to media and politicians. She is married with one son. |
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Eugenijus
Danilevicius (MTS 2000), Lithuania.
Eugenijus is currently involved
in defining the role of education in developing democracies.
He is an editor of “International Journal
of Educology” (USA), a member of the Charter Fellow
in the Institute of History and Philosophy of Educology for
Developing Democracies in the World, editor of the scientific
journal “Vocational Education Research and Reality” (Lithuania),
and a lecturer in Faculty of Catholic Theology at Vytautas
Magnus University (Kaunas, Lithuania). He is also doing research
into the development of personality in the vocational education
and training (VET). |
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Mary Healy (STL 1998) USA.
After graduating from the ITI,
Mary completed a doctorate in biblical theology in 2000 at
the Gregorian University in Rome. Since then, she has
been serving in leadership for a lay Catholic community,
Mother of God Community, in Gaithersburg, MD. God granted
Mary a great gift when in March of 2000, in Jerusalem, she
made a permanent vow of consecration to the Lord in celibacy. In
addition to her work for the Mother of God Community, Mary
is also an adjunct professor of scripture at the Institute
for Pastoral Theology at Ave Maria University, and
the Notre Dame Graduate School of Christendom College in Alexandria,
VA. Mary is the co-editor of two books on biblical
interpretation: Behind the Text: History and Biblical Interpretation
(Paternoster, 2004), and Out of Egypt: Biblical Theology and
Biblical Interpretation (Paternoster, 2005). Her new book, Men
and Women Are from Eden: A Study Guide to John Paul II's Theology
of the Body, was published by Servant Books in July, 2005. |
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