Anthony T. Padovano
Distinguished Professor: Literature and Philosophy
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Education: |
S.T.D. Gregorian University, Rome (Theology) 1962 Ph.D. Fordham University, New York (Literature) 1980 M.A. St. Thomas International University, Rome (Philosophy) 1962 |
| Lectures: | Americas, Africa, Asia, Europe, Australia /New Zealand |
| Publications: |
28 Books, including 3 award winning plays; 150 articles; contributing author to 10 books; publications translated into Chinese, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish |
| Professor: |
Ramapo College of New Jersey (Founding Faculty Member of College in 1971) Adjunct Theology Professor at Fordham University, NY and St. Elizabeth College, NJ; Summer Visiting Professor: 24 American Universities |
| Pastor: | Inclusive Community (where Catholics and Protestants worship together), United Church of Christ; Appointed Catholic Pastor |
| Offices: |
President, CORPUS, National Association for Married Priesthood 1988-1998 (30 countries in Federation) Corpus Ambassador United Nations NGO “Religion Counts” (Presentations in New York City, Geneva and The Hague) |
| Consultant: | Invited to the White House and Congressional staff meetings as a consultant for pending programs and legislation |
| Television: | Interviews and Profiles on all major USA, European networks and print media |
| Pastoral: | Founding President Justice and Peace Commission, Diocese of Paterson, NJ; Pastoral Minister; Retreat Leader |
| Listings: |
Who’s Who in the World Who’s Who in America Dictionary of International Biography |
| Research Collection: |
Archives of Notre Dame University “Padovano Papers”; all personal and professional papers |
| Congressional Record: |
Lifetime Achievement read into Congressional Record of 104th Congress on May 15, 1995 by Senator Bill Bradley of New Jersey |