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Anastasia Wendlinder, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Gonzaga University. She co-directs The Francis Youth Institute in Theology and Leadership, focusing on Systematic Theology with emphases on medieval theology, the Second Vatican Council, sacramental theology, and liberation theologies. Her scholarly work includes a book on Thomas Aquinas and Meister Eckhart, as well as articles addressing ecclesiology, ecumenism, sacraments, and inculturated liturgy.
- Ph.D., Systematic Theology, University of Notre Dame
- M.A., Systematic Theology, Graduate Theological Union
- B.A., Psychology and Sociology, University of Colorado, Boulder
Her research explores intersections between medieval theological traditions and contemporary ecclesial practices. Key themes include the application of liberation theologies to modern social contexts, sacramental theology in relation to interfaith dialogue, and the legacy of the Second Vatican Council in Catholic education. Publications reflect a commitment to bridging historical and contextual theological frameworks.
Dr. Wendlinder's academic leadership extends to her role as co-director of the Francis Youth Institute, which supports theological education and leadership development for youth. She has taught courses such as RELI 210 Christian Doctrine, RELI 228/220 Catholicism, and RELI 529 Faith in Dialogue, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to theology and psychology.
