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A short autobiography

I am a Jesuit priest and a Professor at Canisius College in Buffalo, New York. I teach introduction to world religions ("Lose Your Faith 101") and various topics in Catholic Theology in the Department of Religious Studies and Theology.

Born in 1952, Allegany, New York. That makes me a "mountain boy." Allegany county and Cattaraugus county are the two northernmost counties of Appalachia, according to the federal government. (I didn''t find that out until I was 21!)

Canisius High School, 1970.

Boston College, BA, English, 1973.

Entered the Society of Jesus, 1973.

Fordham University, MA Humanities, 1977.

Regis High School faculty (English and Religion), 1976-1978.

Regis College, Toronto, MDiv, 1981.

Ordained June 13, 1981.

Religious Studies and Theology Department, Canisius College, 1990-2018.

The Catholic University of America, PhD, 1991.

Personal Catholicism, The Catholic University of America Press, 2000.

Michael Polanyi: Scientist and Philosopher, Oxford University Press, 2005.

Judging Religion Justly: A Catholic Introduction to Religious Studies, Cognella University Readers, 2011.

Living and working as an editorial assistant in Rome since June of 2018.

Martin X. Moleski, SJ
Pontificio Istituto Biblico
Via della Pilotta 25
Rome, 00187
Italy

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Shades of Blue

I began restyling this website in July of 2010.

All opinions expressed on this website are my own.
I am not writing on behalf of
the Society of Jesus nor of the magisterium of the Church,
although I intend to be faithful to both.

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