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Natalie Kertesz, PhD, BCC is a Professor in Religious Studies and Theological & Pastoral Studies at Ursuline College, a liberal arts institution in Pepper Pike, Ohio. Her work bridges theological foundations with contemporary issues in caregiving, gender, and family dynamics.
- Education: BA (John Carroll University), MA (Pepperdine University), PhD (Loyola University Chicago)
Research Interests focus on feminist theology, theology of suffering, and religion and violence, with a particular emphasis on integrating theological frameworks into modern caregiving practices and family structures.
Publications include four influential books: Marriage and Family: A Christian Theological Foundation (2009), Christian Thought and Practice: A Primer (2012), The Theology of Suffering and Death: An Introduction for Caregivers (2013), and the revised edition of Christian Thought and Practice (2015).
Her interdisciplinary approach connects theological studies with social ethics, gender theory, and pastoral care.
