Edward Macierowski

Edward Macierowski is a Professor of Philosophy at Benedictine College, where he has taught since 1993. His expertise spans ancient and medieval philosophy, metaphysics, and political philosophy, with significant contributions through translations of foundational theological and philosophical texts.

Dr. Macierowski's academic credentials include:

• Ph.D. in Medieval Studies from the University of Toronto
• M.S.L. from the Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies, Philosophy Section, University of Toronto
• Master of Arts in Medieval Studies from the University of Toronto
• Bachelor of Arts from St. John’s College

His research centers on Greek and Semitic sources within Christian scholastic philosophy, metaphysical inquiry, and intercultural dialogue. He actively translates seminal works, bridging historical philosophical traditions with contemporary scholarship.

His publication trajectory reveals deep engagement with Thomas Aquinas, medieval exegesis, and Islamic philosophy. Major translation projects like Henri de Lubac's 'Medieval Exegesis' demonstrate his commitment to making complex philosophical works accessible, with Volume 3 featured in L’Osservatore Romano and widely reviewed in academic journals.

Notable recognitions include:

• Elected Fellow of the Adler-Aquinas Institute (2013)
• Listing in Marquis’s Who’s Who in America (2003)
• NEH Study and Translation Grants (1995, 1986-87)
• Constantin Foundation Grant (1982)
• Canada Council Doctoral Fellowship (1975-76)
• Pontifical Institute and Woodrow Wilson Fellowships (1970s)

Dr. Macierowski serves as Senior Editor for the International Journal of Shi`a Studies and Foreign Language Technical Editor for The International Journal of Decision Ethics. His scholarly service includes external dissertation review, journal reviewing, and participation in NEH-sponsored seminars, reflecting sustained commitment to academic discourse and mentorship.