John Courtney Murray Award
The John Courtney Murray Award is the highest honor bestowed by the Catholic Theological Society of America, named after John Courtney Murray, the great American theologian known for his work on religious liberty.
Winners of the John Courtney Murray Award
- 2019: James F. Keenan, S.J.
- 2018: M. Shawn Copeland
- 2017: Francis Xavier Clooney[1]
- 2016: Orlando O. Espín
- 2015: Joseph A. Komonchak
- 2014: John T. Pawlikowski
- 2013: Anne E. Patrick
- 2012: Terrence W. Tilley
- 2011: James A. Coriden
- 2010: Peter C. Phan
- 2009: David Bakewell Burrell
- 2008: Lisa Sowle Cahill
- 2007: Virgilio Elizondo
- 2006: Sandra M. Schneiders
- 2005: Robert Schreiter
- 2004: Elizabeth A. Johnson
- 2003: Michael A. Fahey
- 2002: Kenan Osborne
- 2001: Agnes Cunningham
- 2000: Michael J. Buckley
- 1999: Ladislas Orsy
- 1998: David Hollenbach, S.J.
- 1997: Anne Carr
- 1996: David N. Power
- 1995: John T. & Denise Carmody
- 1994: Francis A. Sullivan
- 1993: Kilian P. McDonnell
- 1992: Margaret A. Farley
- 1991: Thomas F. O’Meara
- 1990: Frederick R. McManus
- 1989: Patrick Granfield
- 1988: The Most Rev. Richard J. Sklba
- 1987: Walter H. Principe
- 1986: Gregory Baum
- 1985: Zachary J. Hayes
- 1984: Monika Hellwig
- 1983: William J. Hill
- 1982: George J. Dyer
- 1981: Gerard S. Sloyan
- 1980: David W. Tracy
- 1979: Bernard Cooke
- 1978: Edward Kilmartin
- 1977: Frederick E. Crowe
- 1976: Richard. P. McBrien
- 1975: Carl J. Peter
- 1974: George H. Tavard
- 1973: Bernard J.F. Lonergan
- 1972: Charles E. Curran
Controversy
Many recipients of the award have been criticized by the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith or US Bishops' Conference Committee on Doctrine, including Richard McBrien,[2] Elizabeth Johnson,[3] Peter Phan,[4] Margaret Farley.[5] and Charles Curran.[6] The main reason for the criticism was an alleged lack of conformity to the fullness of Catholic orthodoxy.
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References
- https://www.ncronline.org/blogs/ncr-today/jesuit-fr-francis-clooney-receives-john-courtney-murray-award
- Review of Fr. McBrien's Catholicism
- Bishops’ Doctrine Committee Faults Book by Fordham Professor Archived 2012-06-08 at the Wayback Machine
- Why is Fr. Peter Phan under investigation?
- Vatican Denounces Nun Over Book on Sexuality
- Letter to Father Charles Curran
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