Catherine Hogenhuis

Catherine Hogenhuis is a Lecturer at the Catholic University of the West (UCO) within the Faculty of Theology and Religious Sciences. She holds a Doctoral Student position in Dogmatic Theology at the Universidad San Dámaso (Madrid) and is a member of the research group “Marie-Joseph Le Guillou: a theologian for our time” at UESD, Madrid. Her work bridges academic theology with practical religious education experience in France and the Netherlands.

• Educational Achievements
  • PhD in Dogmatic Theology (Universidad San Dámaso, Madrid)
  • Canonical Degree in Theology with Honors (UCO, 2017)
  • Master 2 in Human and Social Sciences (University of Strasbourg, 2017)
  • Canonical Baccalaureate in Theology (Studium Notre-Dame, 2000)
  • Master in Philosophy (Paris IV-Sorbonne, 1998)

Her research focuses on the reception and hermeneutics of the Second Vatican Council, particularly through the integration of De Beata Virgine into Lumen Gentium. She investigates sacramentality and ecclesiology via conciliar sources, including archival materials and the Le Guillou collection. Her recent publications include analyses of conciliar documents, narrative ecclesiology, and ritual anthropology.

Key Contributions: Translation and analysis of theological works, including G. Richi Alberti's Perspectives pour une ecclésiologie narrative du Peuple de Dieu. Assistant production for theological publications in the Mention collection (Eyrolles, 2008).

• Scientific Recognition
  • Canonical Degree with Honors (UCO, 2017)
  • Master 2 with Honors (University of Strasbourg, 2017)
  • Canonical Baccalaureate with Honors (Studium Notre-Dame, 2000)
  • Master with Honors (Paris IV-Sorbonne, 1998)

She actively participates in research groups and conferences, with recent presentations on the theological implications of embodiment in eternal versus temporal contexts (June 6, 2023). Her work emphasizes the living application of conciliar theology to contemporary ecclesial challenges.