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 The Editor of The Way is Paul Nicholson SJ. Born in London in 1956, Paul was educated by the Jesuits at
Wimbledon College. He read zoology at
Durham University before entering the Jesuit novitiate in 1978. He studied philosophy and theology at the
Milltown Institute, Dublin and at
Heythrop College, University of London. Between these two periods of study he worked for two years in the
Craighead Jesuit Spirituality Centre outside Glasgow.
Immediately after ordination in 1988 Paul did a master’s degree at
Weston School of Theology in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and then lived in the Jesuit parish of the Sacred Heart, Blackpool, working for the
Lancaster Diocese Faith and Justice Commission. His tertianship was done in the
Ateneo in Manila, after which he returned to Britain to help establish a social ministry community in Sunderland, together with the
Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul and the
St Joseph of Peace sisters. Six years later, in 1999 he was appointed Director of the
Loyola Hall Spirituality Centre on Merseyside, and then in 2006 became Director of Novices for the
inter-provincial novitiate in Birmingham, which serves the Jesuit provinces of Britain, Ireland, Flanders, and the Netherlands, as well as the region of South Africa.
Paul is currently Assistant for Spirituality to the British Jesuit Provincial. He has run training courses in spirituality and retreats throughout the British Isles, as well as in South Africa and Guyana. For some time he edited
Jesuits and Friends, the Province newsletter for benefactors. He has a particular interest in the ways in which Ignatian spirituality can prompt and support long-term social engagement. He was appointed Editor of The Way in July 2008.
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The Assistant Editor
is Elizabeth Lock, who read English at Oxford and has done research on
twentieth-century literature and literary theory. As well as working for The Way, she is a freelancer for the Oxford Dictionary
of National Biography, and a copy-editor and proof-reader for various
publishers.
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The Deputy Editor is Roger Dawson SJ, who is the Roman Catholic assistant chaplain to the University of Oxford. Joseph Munitiz SJ and Philip Endean SJ are the Editorial Consultants. Joe is a Byzantine scholar and writer, and Philip (a former editor of The Way) is a tutor in theology at Campion Hall in the University of Oxford.
The publication of The Way is supported in
various ways by other Editorial Staff
Peter Brook SJ, who helps with technical matters and graphic design
Julian Lock,
a copy-editor and independent history scholar living in Oxford
Ruby Murphy, a retired
local government official who helps with office tasks
The Editorial Advisors
meet twice a year to offer Paul support and advice.
Nicholas Austin SJ, until recently teaching in Guyana and now studying
theology in London
Michael Barnes SJ, a former Editor, who now teaches theology of
religions at Heythrop, and leads an inter-faith project in Southall, on the
western side of London
Brendan Comerford SJ,
an Irish Jesuit, on the staff of Manresa House, Dublin
Austin Ivereigh, a scholar of Latin American history,
formerly Deputy Editor
of
The Tablet
Nicholas King SJ, on the staff of
Campion Hall, and a scholar of the New
Testament
Robert Marsh SJ, on the staff of
Loyola Hall Jesuit Spirituality
Centre near Liverpool
Andrew Walker, an Anglican priest who is Director of the
London Centre
for Spirituality
Josette Zammit-Mangion IBVM, a biblical scholar and spiritual director
The Editorial Correspondents write in on a regular basis with
support and feedback, largely from outside the UK.
Joe Arun SJ is an anthropologist from India, now at
Loyola College, Chennai, India
Bernhard Bürgler SJ is an Austrian theologian and psychotherapist who is
about to become director of a
centre for contemplative retreats in Germany
Pascual Cebollada SJ is executive editor of Manresa, the noted
Spanish Jesuit journal of Ignatian spirituality and teaches at
Comillas
University in Madrid
Alfredo Sampaio Costa SJ, a Brazilian Jesuit, teaches at the Gregorian
University in Rome
James Corkery SJ teaches theology at the
Milltown Institute in Dublin
Robert J. Egan SJ
teach es theology and spirituality at Gonzaga University
in Spokane, Washington
Bernadette Flanagan PBVM is Director of the School of Spirituality at
the Milltown Institute in Dublin
Andrew Hamilton SJ is
publisher at Jesuit Publications in Australia and
teaches at the United Faculty of Theology in Melbourne
Mary Ann Hinsdale IHM teaches theology at Boston College
Ellen M. Leonard CSJ is a specialist in the writings of George Tyrrell
and is a professor emerita at the
University of St Michael's College,
Toronto.
Bruce Lescher
is Director of Sabbatical Programs
at the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley
David Lonsdale,
is a former Editor, teaches spirituality at Heythrop
Mark A. McIntosh,
is an Episcopal priest and theologian at Loyola
University Chicago
Annemarie Paulin-Campbell,
is Director of the
Vuselela Ignatian Spirituality Centre
in Johannesburg.
Janet K. Ruffing RSM teaches spirituality at
Fordham University, New
York
Dominique Salin SJ teaches spirituality at the
Centre Sèvres, the Jesuit faculty in Paris
Philip Sheldrake,
a former Editor, is now William Leech Professor of Applied Theology at the University of Durham
Claire E.
Wolfteich
teaches practical theology and spiritual formation at Boston
University
Wendy M. Wright, a specialist in Salesian studies, teaches spirituality
at Creighton University, Omaha, where she holds the John C. Kenefick Faculty
Chair in the Humanities.
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