Anthony Ekpo

Anthony Ekpo is an Adjunct Professor at the Faculty of Law and Business, Thomas More Law School. His research focuses on the intersection of theology, canon law, and ecclesiology, particularly exploring concepts like sensus fidelium, church governance, and doctrinal interpretations. He has authored and co-edited works analyzing Vatican II documents and their implications for modern church structures.

Ekpo’s publications include journal articles in Theological Studies and The Canonist, as well as books published by St Pauls Publications. His 2015 article on Lumen Gentium No. 12 offers a reinterpretation of Christ’s threefold office, while his 2013 work bridges sensus fidei with legal frameworks in the Church. Collaborative efforts, such as the 2014 book on Archbishop Mark Coleridge, highlight his engagement with ecclesiastical leadership discourse.

Notable trends in his publications emphasize doctrinal exploration, canonical theology, and the synergy between faith and institutional law. While no scientific awards or grants are explicitly listed, his research contributions underscore expertise in theological canonical studies. No advising roles or student details are provided in the text.