Background
Principe, Walter Henry was born on October 15, 1922 in Rochester, New York, United States. Son of Arthur S. and Louise (Masnaghetti) Principe.
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Faith, History and Cultures: Stability and Change in Church Teachings by C.S.B Principe Walter H. (1991-07-30)
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Faith, history, and cultures: Stability and change in church teachings (The Pere Marquette lecture in theology)
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Walter Henry Principe
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Bachelor with honors, U. Toronto, Canada, 1946; Master of Arts in Philosophy, U. Toronto, 1951; postgraduate, St. Basil's Seminary, Toronto, 1946-1950; Mediaevorum Studiorum Licentiatus summa cum laude, Pontifical Institute Mediaeval Studies, 1951; Mediaevorum Studiorum Doctoratus summa cum laude, Pontifical Institute Mediaeval Studies, 1963; Diplôme de l'École Pratique des Hautes Études, U. Sorbonne, Paris, 1954; Doctor of Humane Letters (honoris causa), St. John Fisher College, 1988.
Career
Lecturer, U. St. Michael's College, Toronto, 1949-1951;
associate professor faculty theology, U. St. Michael's College, Toronto, 1953-1964;
professor, U. St. Michael's College, Toronto, 1964-1979;
dean, U. St. Michael's College, Toronto, 1955-1965;
Adjunct Professor, U. St. Michael's College, Toronto, since 1980;
junior fellow history of theology, Pontifical Institute Mediaeval Studies, Toronto, 1962-1964;
senior fellow, Pontifical Institute Mediaeval Studies, Toronto, 1964-1988;
Institute professor, Pontifical Institute Mediaeval Studies, Toronto, since 1988. Associate professor School Graduate Studies, U. Toronto, 1963-1964, professor, since 1964. Lecturer Institute for Research on World Religions, Chinese Academy Social Sciences, Beijing, 1983.
Appointed member International Theological Commission, Sacred Congregation for Doctrine of the Faith, Vatican City, 1980-1985, United States Lutheran-Roman Catholic Dialogue, National Conference Catholic Bishops United States, since 1988. Member Catholic Commision on Intellectual and Cultural Affairs. Board directors Humanities Research.Coun.
Canada, 1975-1978, Executive Board, 1976-1978, chair, 1976-1977.
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Fellow Royal Society Canada. Member Association International d'Études Patristiques, Canada Patristics Society, Canada Society for Study of Religion, Canada Theological Society (vice president 1969-1970, president 1970-1971, past president 1971-1972, honorary member 1987), Catholic Theological Society American (vice president 1988-1989, president-elect 1989-1990, president 1990-1991, past president since 1991, John Courtney Murray award 1987), North America Patristic Society, La Society Canadienne de Théologie, La Society International pour l'Étude de la Philosophie Médiévale.
