CURRICULUM VITAE of
Mary Grey, dean of studies

Name: Mary Cecilia Grey

Address: West Mill, Fullerton Road, Wherwell, Hampshire SP11 7JS.

Born: 16.6.41 at Houghton-le-Spring, Co.Durham, UK.

Religion: Roman Catholic.

ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS/ Higher Education

1959 Genner Exhibition to Anne’s College, Oxford.

1959-63 BA Hons in Literae Humaniores, (1)University of Oxford, (Upper Second).

1965 MA (Oxon).

1973-4 Diploma in Pastoral Catechetics, Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium.

1974-77 MA in Religious Studies and STB in Theology, University of Louvain, Belgium - Magna cum Laude.

1987 Ph.D in Theology, Louvain , Belgium - Summa cum Laude.

Academic Posts

1963-65 St Mary’s Convent Grammar School, Middlesborough- Classics and Religious Education.

1966 St Mary’s Convent Grammar School, Middlesborough: English Literature and Religious Education.

1974-79 British School of Brussels, Tervuren, Belgium:

• Teacher of RE;
• Tutor in Pastoral Theology and Adult Education in parishes;
• Lecturing and seminar work with European ecumenical networks.

1980 Haberdashers’ Aske, Teacher of Classics

1980-89 St Mary’s College of Higher Education, Strawberry Hill, Twickenham, (University of Surrey), Department of theology:

• Lecturer in Theology with responsibility for Philosophy of Religion and Sacramental Theology. Also taught courses in Systematic Theology and Christian Ethics, specialising in Feminist Ethics, sexual ethics, Racial Justice and Black Theology; post-graduate in-service courses in Systematic Theology and Liberation Theology;
• post-graduate summer Schools for new directions in Religious Education;
• in-service courses for teachers in Feminist Theology.

1988-1993 Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands:

• Professor of Feminism and Christianity, Department of Theology.
• Guest Lecturer, Katholieke Leergang, Tilburg, The Netherlands.

Courses taught:

• Seeking New Models of Redemption in Feminist Theology;
• Feminist Theology and Process Thought;
• Revelation and Experience from a Feminist Perspective of Radical Relatedness;
• The Dark Knowing of Morgan-le-Fay: Women, Evil and Theodicy;
• Women- Whom do you say that I am? Is a Feminist Christology Possible?
• "Till we have Faces": Feminist Theology and the Future of Europe.
• Towards an Ecological Theology of Church.

1993-97 Professor of Contemporary Theology, University of Southampton, based at La Sainte Union College.

2001 Scholar-in-Residence, Sarum College, Salisbury; Visiting Professor, University of Southampton.

September 1998-2000: Honorary Professor, University of Wales, St David’s, Lampeter.

1998 April-June Alexander Robertson Lecturer, University of Glasgow.

1999 July. Guest Lecturer, Gradate theology Programme, St Michael’s College, Vermont, USA.

From 2000 October 1^st to present - D.J.James Professor of Pastoral Theology, University of Wales, Lampeter.

2002 Honorary Fellow of Sarum College, Salisbury.

PUBLICATIONS: 1. BOOKS

1983 In Search of the Sacred: Sacraments and Parish Renewal. Wheathampstead, Anthony Clarke.

1987 Christian Feminist Spirituality of Redemption as Mutuality- in- Relation, (Doctoral Thesis, University of Louvain).

1989 Redeeming the Dream: Feminism, Redemption and Christian Tradition, London, SPCK. (USA Edition: Twenty Third Publications, Mystic, Conn., 1990; Dutch edn., De Verlossing van de Droom, Kampen, Kok, 1991).

1991 From Barriers to Community: the Challenge of the Gospel for a Divided Society, (London, Harper Collins).

1993 The Wisdom of Fools? Seeking Revelation for Today, (London, SPCK) Short-listed for Harper Collins Religious Book Prize.

1997 a Prophecy and Mysticism: The Heart of the Post-modern Church, Edinburgh, (T.& T. Clark).

1997 b Beyond the Dark Night- a Way forward for the Church? (London, Cassell).

2000 The Outrageous Pursuit of Hope - Prophetic Dreams for the 21^st Century, (London: Darton, Longman and Todd).

2001 Feminist Images of the Divine, (Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press).

2003 Sacred Longings: Ecofeminist theology and Globalisation, (London: The SCM Press)

2004 The Unheard Scream- the Struggles of Dalit Women in India, (New Delhi: centre for Dalit studies).

PUBLICATIONS 2. CHAPTERS IN BOOKS

1992

• "The Dark Knowing of Morgan Le Fay": Women, Evil and Theodicy", in Women’s Voices: Essays in Contemporary Feminist Theology, ed., Teresa Elwes, Marshall Pickering, pp.111-130.
• "De uitdaging van Heloise: Taal, Waarheid en Logica Feministisch Her-zien", in De Moelijke Waarheid, ed., K.Merks,Baarn,Ambo,pp.36-44.(Eng, version "Heloise, Abelard and the Logic of Truth" in New Blackfriars)
• "Devouring Mother or Wounded Healer? Liberating New Models of Caring in Feminist Theology" in Pastoral Care and Context, ed., Otto Stange, Amsterdam, VU University Press, pp. 81-98. "God en Schuld" in Denken naar God toe, ed., Frans Vosman, Baarn, Gooi en Sticht, pp.39-50.

1993-4

• "Een nieuwe hemel en een nieuwe aarde", in Hoop en Opstanding: Feestbundel van Herman-Emiel Mertens, George Schrijver ed., (Leuven, Acco), pp.185-194.
• "Women, Theology and the Embodiment of Truth" in Public Bodies, Private States, eds., Brettle and Rice, Manchester University Press, pp.126-135.
• "Women in the Churches of Europe", in Religion in Europe, eds., Ursula King, et al., (Kampen, Kok Pharos).
• " Ethics of connection or Politics of Difference? A Dilemma for Feminist Identity",in Who’s Afraid of Femininity? Questions of Identity, Kampen, Kok Pharos, pp.105-113.

1995

• "Where does the Wild Goose Fly to? Seeking a New Theology of Spirit for Feminist Theology", in Die Weiblichkeit des Heiligen Geistes, Studien zur Feministischen Theologie, ed., Elisabeth Moltmann Wendel,Gutersloh, Kaiserverlag, pp.137-146
• "Woman - Insider/Outsider" in The New Europe, ed., Jurjen Wiersma, (Kampen, Kok, Pharos).
• "Héloise, Eros and the Eco-Justice of God," in Abschied vom Männer Gott, ed., Johanna Jager-Sommer, Luzern, Edition Exodus, pp.245-261. (Dutch version: Héloise, Eros en de Ecogerechtigheid van God’", Theologische Essays voor Catherine Halkes).
• "Beyond Exclusion: Towards a Feminist Ecclesiology", in The Candles are still Burning, eds., Mary Grey, Andrée Heaton, Danny Sullivan, London, Geoffrey Chapman.
• "Sapiential Yearnings- The Challenge of Feminist Theology to Religious Education" in Christian Theology and Religious Education, eds., Jeff Astley and Leslie Francis, (London, SPCK).
• "Feminist Images of Redemption in Education" in Theological Perspectives on Christian Formation, eds., Jeff Astley, Leslie Francis, Colin Crowder, (Michigan, Eerdmans): pp.216-226.

1997

• "All about Eve’" in Intimate Connections, ed., Martyn Percy, (London, Darton, Longman and Todd), pp.86-94.
• "Women, Whom do You say that I am? Feminist Liberation Theology and Images of Christ" in Images of Christ, ed. Stanley Porter, (Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press).
• "Empowered to Lead: Sophia’s Daughters blaze a Trail" in Cymbals and Silences: Echoes from the First European Women’s Synod, (London, Sophia Press) pp.91-106.

1999

• "Disturbing the Wise- or the Wisdom of the Disturbed? Liberating Truth and Theological Education" in Where shallWisdom be found? ed., Stephen Barton, (Edinburgh, T.&T.Clark),pp. 335-348.
• "Christian Theology, Spirituality and the Curriculum" in Spirituality and the Curriculum, ed., Adrian Thatcher. (London: Cassell), pp. 12-32.
• "Feminist Theology - a Critical Theology of Liberation, "in The Cambridge Companion to Liberation Theology, (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press), pp. 89-106.

2000 - 2001

• "Women and Sexuality" in Embracing Sexuality, ed. Joseph Selling (Aldershot: Ashgate, pp.)
• "Till we have faces" in In Being: The Winton Lectures, ( King Alfred’s Winchester)
• "A Theology for the Bearers of Dangerous Memory" in Truth and Memory eds., Michael A. Hayes and David Tombs (Leominster: Gracewing 2001), pp.161-174.Truth and Memory eds., Michael A. Hayes and David Tombs (Leominster: Gracewing 2001), pp.161-174.

2003

• " Created in the Image: the Broken, Suffering Body of the Church" in Jean Maitland ed., Growing into God, (London: CTBI), pp. 223-234.

2004

• How shall we live without our Dreams? In Theology and Public Policy for the 21^st Century, ed., Andrew Morton, (Edinburgh: T&T Clarke).

PUBLICATION S 3. EDITED WORKS

1994 Ecofeminism and Theology, Yearbook of the European Society of Women in Theological Research, Vol II (with Elizabeth Green), (Mainz: Grunewald, Kampen:Kok)

1994-6 Theology in Green.

1994 Reclaiming Vision: Proceedings of the First Summer School, LSU, Southampton.

1995 The Candles are Still Burning: Essays in Honour of Christianne Brusselmans, (London, Geoffrey Chapman), with Andrée Heaton and Danny Sullivan.

1996 Women Resisting Violence- A Spirituality for life, (Maryknoll, Orbis), with Mary John Mananzan, Mercy Oduyoye et al.

1996 Liberating Vision: Proceedings of the Second Summer School, LSU, Southampton.

1997-2001 Ecotheology, (successor to Theology in Green), Sheffield Academic Press.

Introducing Feminist Theology series, Vols 15, (with Lisa Isherwood, Janet Wootton), Sheffield Academic Press, (date of publication, July 1998 onwards).

PUBLICATIONS 4. ARTICLES
( a selection from, as these are numerous)

1983 "The Catechumenate and the French Experience" in New Review, Vol.1, nr.3, pp.14-15.

1985 "Marc Chagall and the Feast of Fools: Fantasy and Liturgical Celebration" in New Review, Vol 3, nr.2, pp.30-32.

1986 " God, Feminism and Sexuality" in Religious Life Review, Vol.25, (May-June), pp.207-210.

1987 "Liturgy and Justice- a Need for Education" in Celebrating One World, CAFOD, /St Thomas More Centre, pp.11-12.

1989

"Weaving New Connections: The Promise of Feminist Process Thought for Christian Theology", Inaugural Lecture, Catholic University of Nijmegen.

"Naar Nieuwe Verbondenheid: Feministisch Proces Denken als Belofte voor Theologie", in Tijdschrift voor Theologie, Vol 29, nr.2, pp.114-130.

"Feminist Images of Redemption in Education" in British Journal of Education, Vol 12., 1, pp.20-28.

"Reclaiming Mary - a Task for Feminist Theology", in The Way, Vol.29, nr.4, pp.334-340.

1990

• "Women and Sin", in The Tablet, 17^th March, p.432.
• "A Time to mourn -a Time to Laugh": Carnival as Challenge to Jewish-Christian dialogue" in The Month, Vol.CCLI, nr. 1471,pp.267-270.
• "No Entry for Aquinas’s Angelicae!" in The Catholic Herald, June 29^th, p.5.
• "The Core of our Desire- Re-imaging the Trinity in Feminist Theology," in Theology, Vo.XCII, nr.755,pp.363-372.
• "Waar Vliegt de Wilde Gans naartoe? Op Zoek naar een nieuwe Theologie van de Geest voor Feministische Theologie, in Schrift 130, pp.123-129.
• "Een Bevrijdende visie op het Kruis ?" in De Bazuin, Vol. 73, nr.36, pp.305.
• "Listeren naar andere Stemmen - Een Bevrijding voor de Kerk", The Bazuin Lecture 1990, De Bazuin, Uitgeverij Impress.

1991

• "Where does the Wild Goose fly too ? Seeking a New Theology of Spirit for Feminist Theology," in New Blackfriars, Vol.72, nr. 846, pp.86-96.
• "Van Verdeling naar Verbeelding: De Bijdrage van Vrouwen aan de Hervorming van Europa" in Mara (Amsterdam), Vo.4,nr.2, pp.10-20.
• "Claiming Power-in-Relation - but with Whom? The Challenge of the Ethics of Connection", in Journal of Feminist Studies of Religion, Vol.7, nr.1, pp.7-18. (Also published in Thatcher and Stuart eds., A Reader in Sexual Ethics, Fowler Wright, 1996).
• "Has Feminist Theology a Vision for Christian Church?" in Louvain Studies, vol.15, nr.1, pp.27-40.
• "Yet Women will Be Saved by Bearing Children: Motherhood and the Possibility of a contemporary Discourse for Women," in Bijdragen, (Tijdschrift voor Filosofie en Theologie), Vol.52, pp.58-69.
• "Women’s Spirituality - a Lost Dimension?" in Signum, Vol.19,nr.4, pp.1-16.
• "Moet Eva nog Schuldig Blijven?" Review Article in Mara, Vol.4,nr.3,pp.37-45.

1992

• ‘"Till We Have Faces" - Europe as a Sexist Myth’ in Concilium, nr.2.
• "She Will be a Great Man!" - Christian Feminism and Missiology, in International Review of Mission, April.
• "Drinking from our Own Wells - Feminist Theology and Ministry" in Signum, September.
• ""The Synod of Whitby Re-visited" - a play, in Interchange: Journal of Creation spirituality, Winter issue.
• "Feminist Theology and the Embodiment of Truth" in The Month, Vol.25, nr.12, pp.485-490.

1993

• "Feminism, Religion and Public Life - Leaven for a New Culture ?" in International Minds, Vol.4, 1, Spring.
• "Upheavals and Change in E.Europe- and its Reflection in Feminist Theology: a dialogue, " in Jahrbuch der Europaischen Gesellschaft fur Theologische Forschung von Frauen, Vol.1.
• "Ist der Dialog eine epistemologische Voraussetzung fur die Findung der Wahrheit, in Okumenische Rundschau, Vol.42, nr.2, April, pp.195-208.

1994

• "Falling into Freedom - New Images of Sin in Contemporary Society" in Scottish Journal of Theology, Vol.47,pp.223-244.
• "Liberation Theology and the Bearers of Dangerous Memory" in New Blackfriars, Vol 75., No.887, November, pp.512-523.
• "Feminist Theology - Late Arrival or Changeling in the Academy?" in Louvain Studies, vol.18, pp.318-332.
• "Method in Feminist Theology" in Feminist Theology , May, nr.6

1996

• "The Silence of God in the Face of Evil", I, in Doctrine and Life, Vol.46, February.
• "The Silence of God in the Face of Evil", II, in Doctrine andLife, March.

1997

• "Jesus, Guru of Individualism - or Community’s Heart?" in Concilium 1/159, pp.121-128. (English version).
• "Listening to the Disinherited" in Priests and People, August/September.
• "Violence against Women - Weep not for me, but for yourselves and for your Children" in Concilium, December.

1998

• "The Decline and Fall of the Second Millennium: final Chapter or New Beginning for Christianity? - " in New Blackfriars Vol.79, No.931, September, pp. 364-376

1999

• "Tragedy in Feminist theology - an End to Absolutes?" in Bulletin of the European Society for Catholic Theology, Vol 10, Nr.1, 1999, pp. 43-54.
• "The Praxis of Resurrection - Literature and Feminist Quest," in British Journal of Religious Education, Vol. 21: 2, pp. 112-120
• "Expelled again from Eden- Facing Difference through connection," in Feminist Theology, no 21., May, pp. 8-20.

2000

• "Journey to Spirituality: Making the Connections", in Feminist Theology, No.29, January.
• "Transfigured Existence and the Recovery of the Dream," in The Way, Vol.40, No.1, January.
• "Me and My Faith," in The Tablet,
• "Ecofeminism and Theology," in The Furrow, 51/9/September/pp. 481-490.
• Review, Still flowing- Women, God and Church, by Gillian Paterson in Priests and People, Aug/Sept 2000, Vol. 14, no. 8,9,p. 352.

2001

• "Images of God" in Concilium;
• Response to Tim Gorringe in Journal of Political Theology;
• "Women and Globalisation" in CIIR Journal.

2002

• "Must we Live without our dreams: Believing in the Future from the Ashes of the second Millennium, in The End of Liberation: Liberation in the End, Jahrbuch der Europäischen Gesellschaft fur theologische Forschung von Frauen, eds. Angela Berlis and Charlotte Methuen, Vol 10, pp.111-129.

PUBLIC LECTURES, CONFERENCES, SERMONS

(from 1989)

1989

February "Weaving New Connections: The Promise of Feminist Process Thought for Christian Theology", Inaugural Lecture, Chair: Feminisme en Christendom, University of Nijmegen.

April. Holy Week Sermons, All Saints Church of England, Wokingham, Berkshire.

April. "The Core of our Desire: Re-imaging Trinity", Lustrum Congress, University of Groningen, The Netherlands.

June

• "The Dynamics of Just Connection: A Feminist Theological Approach", Consultation: Community of Women and Men in the Church, Dunblane, Scotland.

July

• "Freedom for Women- Fact or Fiction? A Theological Perspective", International Conference for Christians and Jews, Women’s Seminar, Lille, France. (Published in Bulletin of the Martin Buber House, nr.26, pp.104-116).

September

"Augustine and the Heritage of Guilt" at the Conference of Catholic Theological Association of Great Britain, Leeds.

October

" Living the Sacrifice: the Rejection of the Divine Feminine in the work of Julia Kristeva", University of Nijmegen, Symposium on Deconstruction.

November

"Claiming Power-in Relation - but with Whom?" Lecture at AGM of Women in Theology and Catholic Women’s Network, London.

1990

January "Redeeming the Dream of Creation", Lecture, Renew Movement, Guildford.

March. "A Time to Weep. A Time to Laugh: Carnival as Challenge to Jewish-Christian dialogue", Cardinal Bea Memorial Lecture, Westminster Cathedral.

June "The Eucharist and the Festival of Human Liberation", Salisbury Cathedral Liturgical Festival, Return of the Angels.

July. "From Division to Vision: Keynote Lecture, European Ecumenical Forum of Women, University of York.

August. "Commitment, Freedom and Transformation - in an Ethic of Connection", International Grail Movement, Amsterdam.

November. The Bazuin Lecture, Dominican Church, Amsterdam: "Listening to Other Voices- A Liberation for the Church?".
"Atonement in Feminist Theology", Conference of Reformed Pastors, Driebergen-Zeist, the Netherlands.

1991

January "Women’s Spirituality - a Lost Dimension?" Conference of The National Retreat Movement, London.

February "Ethics of connection - or Politics of Difference? Interdisciplinary conference, "Who’s Afraid of Femininity?" University of Nijmegen.
"God and Guilt". Lecture, St Thomas More Academy, Amsterdam.

March

"Exploring the Ethics of Connection", Lecture Begeleiding Centrum Voor Vrouwen, Eindhoven.

"Women and the Dream of Creation", Lecture at Interfaith Seminar, Westminster Diocese, London. (Also co-ordinated the seminar).

1991

April. "Ethics of Connection": Presentation at Feminist Theology Seminar, University of Cambridge, Society for the Study of Theology.
"Charity or Right Relation?" Theological Consultation, Project, Bijstandsvrouwen, Utrecht.

1992

"Falling into Freedom -Images of Sin in Contemporary Society", Society for the Study of Theology Conference, University of Utrecht.

1993

"From Cultures of Silence to Cosmic-Justice-making: A Way forward for Theology?" Inaugural Lecture, University of Southampton, October 13^th.

1994

November. Panel: Feminist Liberation Theology and Violence Against Women, American Academy of Religion, Chicago.

December. "The Shaking of the Foundations -Again! Culture and The Future of Theology", The Von Hugel Lecture, University of Cambridge
* Dialogue: A Spirituality for Life: Women Struggling against Global Violence, San Jose, Costa Rica, at the invitation of the Ecumenical Association of Third World Theologians.(Also co-ordinated the European Women’s Response)

1995

February. "A Vanished Integrity? Epiphanies of Grace in a Fragmented World", The First Anne Spencer Memorial Lecture, St Paul’s Church, Bristol.
"The Dark night of the Church- Seeking an Ecclesiology of Hope", Open Synod Conference, Salisbury.

March. "Women, whom Do You Say that I am ?" Lecture, Divinity School, University of Oxford.
"The Shaking of the Foundations -Again!" St Thomas Aquinas Feast Day Lecture, University of Louvain, Belgium.

April. "Creation and Liberation in the Writings of Hildegarde of Bingen", International Hildegarde Network, King Alfred’s College, Winchester.

May. "Silence in Heaven: Where is God in the Face of Disaster?" Irish Theological Association, Dublin.
"Come Holy Spirit", The Academic Sermon, University of Oxford.

June. "Till We Have Faces: Feminist Theology as Culture Critique of the New Europe", Winton Lecture, King Alfred’s College, Winchester.

July. "Feminist Theology and the Re-Formation of Europe", Annual MTh Lecture, Westminster College, Oxford.

August. "Redeeming God’s Dream in today’s World,"(4 Lectures), Northumbria Summer School", MinsterAcres, Northumberland.

1996

February. "Women, Whom Do You Say that I Am?" Lecture,"Images of Christ -Ancient and Modern, Conference, London, Roehampton Institute

April. Sermon: "Threatened with Resurrection", St Andrew’s University, Scotland.

May. "Phoebe’s Children in Confusion": Lecture, Dorset Study Group on Women’s Ordination

July. "Empowered by a Vulnerable God: Sophia’s Daughters Blaze a Trail", Keynote Lecture, European Women’s Synod, Gmünden, Austria September.
"Whither Feminist Theology? Approaching the Millennium", Webster’s Lecture, London.

October. Guest Lecture: University of Lund, Sweden: "The Roots and Wings of a Relational Theology".

November. "Weep not for me but for yourselves and for your Children", Lecture: Mill Hill Institute, London.

December 2^nd-7^th. Scottish Journal of Theology Lecture Series: "Gather the Fragments; The Prophetic and Mystical Heart of Community". (University of Aberdeen, Scotland).

December 7^th. "A Vulnerable God", Lecture, Catholic Women’s Network, Edinburgh.

December 13^th. " Theology, Spirituality and the Curriculum," Church Colleges Symposium, Engaging the Curriculum,LSU, Southampton.

1997

January. "How can University Education Empower Poor women?" Seminar: University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, India.

March. "The Roots and Wings of Green Theology", Radical Theology series, Mansfield College, University of Oxford.

April. Lecture: University of Durham, "Where Shall Wisdom be Found" series.

July. "A Theology of Connectedness", (Montgomery Lecture),Interfaith Centre, Ipswich.
"An Ecological Theology of Church", The Keene Lecture, Chelmsford Cathedral, Chelmsford.

August. "New Directions in Theological Education", Degree Ceremony, Southern Dioceses Ministry, St Thomas’s Church, Salisbury.

September. "The Other as Mystery,"Jewish-Christian dialogue, Rome.

October. Response to Tissa Balasuriya, St Martin in the Fields, Church, London.
"God and Time", Wey Institute Lecture, Guildford.
Dora Turbin Memorial Lecture, Crewe. God and Vulnerability

November. Chaplaincy Lecture, University of Brighton.

1998

February. Wisdom and Prophecy - Where are they Found? Lecture to AGM of Justice and Peace commission, Diocese of Brentwood. March
"Community and Salvation -From Holy Well to Holy Waitrose," Lincoln Theological Lectures.
"The Return of Sophia- Feminist Theology’s Challenge to Theological Education", Chaplaincy Lecture, Roehampton Institute.
Consultation: Kairos Europa, Heidelberg, Germany

April. Biblical input at Industrial Chaplains’ Conference, Swanwick.

July. Led a week’s course on "Beyond the Dark Night" for the Iona community’s summer Programme.

1999

January. "God the Father in the context of Caribbean Theology," Conference of Catholic Theologians on the Island of st Vincent, the Caribbean.

• Lecture/Seminars to Women’s Theological Groups, Bombay;
• "New Developments in Contemporary Theology", Lecture to Seminarians, Bombay Diocesan Seminary.
• Gandhi and Women’s Spirituality, Lecture to Women’s Studies Dept, University of Bombay.

May. "Women’s Ordination -Seeking a New Approach," Catholic Women’s Ordination, (CWO), AGM.

July. Women’s Jewish - Christian Dialogue, Kiev, The Ukraine: Destruction and Renewal - led Dialogue.

August. Lecture: "A Cow for Martha - a Computer for Hilary: Women’s Visions of economy and Spirituality," European Women’s Academy, Zurich.

September. "Nourishing the Spirit- Grace and Resources in Theological Education," Lectures at ACATE Conference, Ushaw College, Durham. Also led day before for Women’s Group: "Discovering Sophia in the Ruins of the Patriarchal Paradise".
Lecture to the Diocese of Leicester clergy, "Spirit, Science and society".

October.

• Rome, SEDOS Institute. Lecture: "Women and Creation - Re- imagining the Heart of Ecclesia".
• Lecture to the Diocese of Gloucester Clergy, "A Passion for community- Holding on to Hope in apocalyptic times."(Swanwick).
• United Nations Day Sermon at St Nicholas Church, Harpenden.

November. Course on Ecospirituality at Wimborne, Dorset (4 Lectures).

December. "Women, Poverty and Liberation in Rural Rajasthan", Postgraduate seminar at the University of Edinburgh.

2000

February. Lecture: "Ecofeminism and Christian Theology," Newman College, Birmingham - Conference of bishops’ committee on the environment.

March.

• Lenten Lecture, the Diocese of Winchester, "Where Goes God?"
• "The Female Experience of Sexuality". Paper given at Authority and Sexuality symposium, Sarum College/Queen’s College, Birmingham initiative.
• "A Theology for the Bearers of Dangerous Memory", Truth and Memory Conference, Roehampton, University of Surrey.

2002

September: Led Study week at Iona Abbey, Scotland.

2003

April: Led Easter Programme at Holy Rood House, Centre for Theology and Health, Thirske.

Examination boards/ Doctoral supervision (Recent Experience)

From September 1988- May1993:

Supervising and co-supervising doctoral theses at the University of Nijmegen, Amsterdam and Groningen, The Netherlands.

September 1993-96:

• University of Exeter, College of St Mark and St John: External examiner of MA in Christian Theology of Education.
• Westminster College, Oxford - External examiner for B.Th.

September 1993-1999

supervising M.Phil/Ph.D students registered at the University of Southampton.

September 2001-

PHD supervisions, University of Wales.

For the last 8 years I have acted as external examiner for Ph.D students across diverse institutions.

Consultancy and Administrative Experience from 1990

1989-1991. President, European Society of Women in Theological Research. Currently co-ordinator of the Subject Group in Liberation Theology.

1994—7. Director, Centre for Contemporary Theology, University of Southampton, LSU.

1990-94. Preparatory work for dialogue with Third World Theologians at Costa Rica, where I co-ordinated the European response.

Sept.1993-4. Member of Executive, Catholic Institute of International Relations.

Sept.1994-7. Chair, University of Southampton School of Theology and Religion. Concurrently member of Board of Studies of STETS, (Southern Diocese Theological and Education Training Scheme).

Sept.97 – 2000. Member of Sarum College Council.

From 1987. Co-Founder and Trustee, Wells for India.

Member of Advisory Boards: Concilium, Theology and Sexuality, Louvain Studies, Journal of Theological Education

Member of Catholic Theologians Association, European Catholic theologians, Society for the Study of Theology.

Patron of BISFT, European Women’s College.

Personal

I am married to Dr Nicholas Grey and we have four children, Clare, Eleanor, Stephen and Benedict. In 1987 we founded the charity Wells for India, which focuses on bringing water to a drought-stricken area of the Indian desert. We visit regularly and I have been able to link with women scholars in different parts of India. My interests are hill-walking, local history, writing poetry, exploring old Churches and playing the violin.

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