“Mother Angélique Arnauld’s Reflections on Reform: Creating Unity and Managing Dissent at Port-Royal.” Catholic Historical Review 110, no. 3 (2024), pp. 463–88.
“Angélique Arnauld and the Reform of Port-Royal” (introduction to and translation of letter to Louis Macquet). In Jansenism: An International Anthology, edited by Shaun Blanchard and Richard T. Yoder, p. 102–11. Early Modern Catholic Sources series, Catholic University of America Press, 2024.
Women and Public Theology: Emerging Voices, with Allison Murray. Paulist Press, 2024.
“Apology in the Form of Autohagiography: Angélique Arnauld’s Defense of Her Reform of Port-Royal.” Catholic Historical Review 105, no. 2 (2019), pp. 275–303.
Research / Creativity Interest Area
Catholic theological tradition
Historical theology
Feminist theology
Seventeenth-century French spirituality
Jansenism
Port-Royal nuns
Mother Angelique Arnauld (1591-1661)
Additional Information
Recipient of the 2024 Virginia Graham Award for Teaching Excellence
Inspired by feminist and Jesuit pedagogical traditions
Proponent of experiential learning, especially service-learning pedagogy and study abroad
Participated in: 2022 Wabash Hybrid Teaching and Learning Workshop for Early Career Religion Faculty Teaching Undergraduates; 2023 Interfaith America’s Teaching Interfaith Understanding Seminar; 2024 Carlow Roundtable in Dublin, Ireland; 2025 Wabash Creative Writing Roundtable
