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Department/School: February 2020

CURRICULUM VITAE

a) NAME: rank, status (tenured, contract, Member of FGPS, Graduate , core member, etc.) Employee #: 10216

GLENDINNING, Dr. Chad J., associate professor

b) DEGREES: designation, institution, discipline, year

J.C.D., Paul University, Ottawa, ON, 2010 Ph.D., , University of Ottawa, 2010 J.C.L, Saint Paul University, Ottawa, ON, 2008 M.C.L., Canon Law, University of Ottawa, 2007 B.Th., Theology, Saint Paul University, Ottawa, ON, 2005 B.A., Philosophy, King’s University College (UWO), London, ON, 2001

c) EMPLOYMENT HISTORY: dates, rank/position, department, institution/firm, current full-time position

2014- Associate Professor, Faculty of Canon Law, Saint Paul University 2010-14 Assistant Professor, Faculty of Canon Law, Saint Paul University 2009 Lecturer, Faculty of Canon Law, Saint Paul University

d) ACADEMIC HONOURS: (F.R.S., F.R.S.C., Governor Generals Award, honorary degree, or equivalent.

2010 Governor General’s Academic Medal: Gold medal recipient e) SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES: past 7 years only (eg. executive and editorial positions but not memberships in societies; invited presentations at national or international conferences. Please do not list manuscript and grant application reviews)

2019- Chair, Professional Responsibility Committee, Canon Law Society of America 2019- Member, Publications Advisory Board, Canon Law Society of America 2018- Anglophone , Executive Board, Canadian Canon Law Society 2018 Invited speaker, of Memphis, Memphis, TN 2017- Consultor, Board of Governors, Canon Law Society of America 2017 Invited speaker, Canon Law Society of Nigeria, Port Harcourt, Nigeria 2017 Invited speaker, Antilles Canon Law Society Convention, Castries, Saint Lucia 2017- Judge, Diocese of Memphis, TN 2016 Judge, Toronto Regional , Toronto, ON 2016- Member, Committee on Graduate Studies, Saint Paul University 2016- Director of Graduate Studies, Faculty of Canon Law, Saint Paul University 2016-17 Committee member, Les webinaires en droit canonique / Canon Law Webinars 2

2016 Invited speaker, Canadian Canon Law Society Convention, Vancouver, BC 2016 Invited speaker, Antilles Canon Law Society Convention, Georgetown, Guyana 2016 Invited speaker, Annual meeting of the ecclesiastical province, Rapid City, SD 2016 Invited speaker, Northwest Region, Canon Law Society of America, Bend, OR 2016 Invited speaker, Diocese of Cornwall, Cornwall, ON 2015- Member, Advisory Board / Conseil consultatif, Gratianus Series, Wilson & Lafleur 2015 Invited speaker, Seminar: The Simplification of Marriage Nullity Procedures, Saint Paul University 2015 Panelist, Pre-convention workshop on Mitis Iudex, Canadian Canon Law Society, Gatineau, QC 2015-16 Interim Director, Vatican II and 21st Century Catholicism Research Centre 2015- Chair, Law Committee, Canon Law Society of America. 2015- Contributor, CLSA Research Database, Canon Law Society of America 2014 Invited speaker, Canadian Canon Law Society Convention, Cornwall, ON 2014 Invited speaker, Speculum Iustitiae Conference for Canon and Civil Lawyers, La Crosse, WI. 2014- Secretary, Faculty of Canon Law, Saint Paul University 2013 Lecturer, Collège Universitaire Dominicain, Ottawa, ON 2013 Invited speaker, Canon Law Society of America Annual Convention, Sacramento, CA 2013 Invited speaker, Peter and Paul Seminar, Baltimore, MD 2012- Member, Sacramental Law Committee, Canon Law Society of America 2012 Invited speaker, Vatican II pour la prochaine génération / for the Next Generation, Saint Paul University 2012-14 Secretary, Professors’ Association of Saint Paul University 2012-13 Member, Pension Plan Committee, Saint Paul University 2011 Invited speaker, Canadian Canon Law Society Convention, Cornwall, ON 2011 Invited speaker (3 lectures), Schumacher Seminar, Chicago, IL 2011-17 Associate Member, Centre for Vatican II and 21st Century Catholicism, Saint Paul University 2011- Member, Committee on Graduate Studies, Saint Paul University 2011-14 Member, Research Committee, Saint Paul University 2011- Member, Editorial Board, Studia canonica 2011-12 Adjunct member, Negotiating Team, Professors’ Association of Saint Paul University 2010-12 Consultant for the Pension Plan, Professors’ Association of Saint Paul University 2010-11 Graduate and Post-Graduate Student Handbook Committee 2010- Media Liaison, Faculty of Canon Law 2009-10 Editorial Assistant, Canon Law Digest, vol. 14 (Washington, DC, Canon Law Society of America, 2011) 2009 , Diocese of Covington, KY 2006-16 Defender of the Bond, Canadian Appeal Tribunal, Ottawa, ON

f) GRADUATE SUPERVISIONS: (career numbers): master’s/ doctoral/postdoctoral, completed/in progress. Please distinguish between supervisor, or co-supervisor.

Thesis Supervision 3

Completed: 2 Ph.D In progress: 3 Ph.D.

Andrew Obel (Ph.D.), The Agreement on Temporary Transfer of a Cleric from his Diocese of Incardination to another Diocese: An Analysis of Canon 271, §3 of the 1983 Code with Particular Reference to Tororo Archdiocese, Uganda, January, 2012 – April, 2016 (co-supervisor: John Huels)

Francis Ndey (Ph.D.), The Right and Obligation of the Priest Celebrant with Respect to Offerings in Light of the with Particular Reference to the Praxis in the Province of Bamenda (Cameroon), September, 2012 – June, 2019.

John Lessard (Ph.D.), A Dialogue between the Missals of Saint Pius V and Saint Paul VI: Responding to the Request for Mutual Enrichment by Benedict XVI in His Letter Accompanying , September, 2018-

Joseph Lee (Ph.D.), Ecclesia Supplet in Common Error for the Sacrament of , September, 2019- (co-supervisor: Becket Soule, OP)

Claudia Olegario (Ph.D.), Application of Canons 1397 and 1398 of the CIC to Catholic Lay People Who Are Pharmacists: A Canadian Perspective, September, 2019- (co-supervisor: Valère Nkouaya Mbandji, SJ)

Graduate Examination Activities i) Ph.D. Comprehensive Exam Committee Member

Lennoxie Lusabe (February 2017) Pierre Edaye (October 2015) Bonnie MacLellan (March 2015) Francesco Msofu (January 2015) Laura Morrison (May 2014) Francis Ndey (March 2014) Sebastian Tumusiime (October 2013) Alexander Laschuk (September 2013) Andrew Obel (April 2013) Philip Creurer (June 2012) Stella Giegbefumwen (April 2012) John Okosun (April 2012) Chantal Labrèche (December 2011) Matthew Changankary (April 2011) Prosper Lyimo (March 2011) ii) Thesis Defense Examiner

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Bonnie MacLellan, Canonical Sponsorship of Catholic Health Care in the Province of Ontario, Canada: How to Retain Catholic Organizational Identity While Delivering Quality Health Care (December 2017)

Lennoxie Lusabe, An Analysis of Participative Structures in Selected Particular Churches in Eastern Africa in Light of the 1983 Code of Canon Law (May 2017)

Marren Awiti, Formation of Women Religious During the Period of Temporary Vows With Particular Reference to the of The Blessed Virgin Mary (Loreto Sisters) (March 2017)

Robert Kürnyek, The Concept of Liturgical Reform in the Writings of Romano Guardini and Joseph Ratzinger / Pope Benedict XVI: A Comparative Analysis (Faculty of Theology, November 2016)

Bryan Pham, A Public Juridic Person in Canon Law Seeking Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection in the United States: Theory, Process, and Application (June 2016)

Alexander Laschuk, Assemblies of Hierarchs and Conferences of Bishops: A Comparative Study (May 2016)

Laura Morrison, The Denial of Holy Communion Due to Obstinate Perseverance in Manifest Grave Sin: The Application of c. 915 in the American Context (November 2015)

Chantal Labrèche, Le développement du droit particulier de l'Église catholique au Canada depuis son origine jusqu'à nos jours (August 2015)

Philip Creurer, Parent-Founded Schools for the Catholic Education of Children: Considerations for Canonical Recognition in the North American Context (October 2013)

g) GRADUATE COURSES: past 7 years, by year

Fall, 2019 DCA 5128: Sanctifying Office DCA 5131: Christian Faithful

Spring, 2019 DCA 6321: Seminar on Tribunal Practice

Winter, 2019 DCA 6114: Procedures II

Fall, 2018 DCA 5128: Sanctifying Office DCA 6365: Special Problems in Canon Law V: Special Issues in Safe Environment I

Spring, 2018 DCA 5103: Universal and Supra-diocesan Church Structures DCA 6301: Special Problems in Canon Law I: Universal and Particular /Guidelines on Protection of Minors and Vulnerable Adults DCA 6395: Research Seminar 5

Fall, 2017 DCA 5128: Sanctifying Office DCA 6365: Special Problems in Canon Law V: Special Issues in Safe Environment I DCA 8396: Doctoral Directed Studies I

Spring, 2017 DCA 6395: Research Seminar

Winter, 2017 DCA: 6114: Procedures II

Fall, 2016 DCA 5128: Sanctifying Office DCA 5131: Christian Faithful

Spring, 2016 DCA 5103: Universal and Supra-diocesan Church Structures DCA 6366: Special Problems in Canon Law VI: Particular Law (BBI) DCA 6395: Research Seminar

Winter, 2016 DCA 6365: Special Problems in Canon Law V: Liturgical Law

Fall, 2015 DCA 5128: Sanctifying Office DCA 5131: Christian Faithful

Spring, 2015 DCA 6395: Research Seminar

Winter, 2015 DCA: 6114: Procedures II

Fall, 2014 DCA 5128: Sanctifying Office DCA 5131: Christian Faithful

Spring, 2014 DCA 5503: Structures de l’Église universelle et supra-diocésaine DCA 6395: Research Seminar

Winter, 2014 DCA 5103: Universal and Supra-diocesan Church Structures

Fall, 2013 DCA 5128: Sanctifying Office DCA 5131: Christian Faithful

Spring, 2013 DCA: 6114: Procedures II

Winter, 2013 DCA 6315: Liturgical Law outside the Code DCA 6301: Special Problems in Canon Law I: Liturgy and Sacraments

Fall, 2012 DCA 5128: Sanctifying Office DCA 5131: Christian Faithful DCA 6395: Research Seminar

Winter, 2012 DCA 5103: Universal and Supra-diocesan Church Structures DCA 6395: Research Seminar 6

Fall, 2011 DCA 5103: Universal and Supra-diocesan Church Structures DCA 6112: Administrative Procedures DCA 6395: Research Seminar

Spring, 2011 DCA 5125: Matrimonial Law: Consent

Winter, 2011 DCA 6114: Tribunal Procedures (Procedures II)

Fall, 2010 DCA 5204: Sacramental and Liturgical Law b) Penance, Orders, Anointing of Sick; other Acts of Divine Worship; Sacred Times and Places DCA 6114: Tribunal Procedures (Procedures II)

h) EXTERNAL RESEARCH FUNDING: past 7 years only, by year, indicating source (granting councils, industry, government, foundations, other); amount; principal investigator; purpose (operating, travel, publications, equipment,etc...) (Include information on principal- or co- investigator)

Year Source Type* Amount per year Purpose**

2009 OGS G $15,000 Research

2008 OGS G $15,000 Research

2006 SSHRC C $17,500 Research

2006 OGS G $15,000 Research

*Type: C-Granting councils; G-Government; F-Foundations; O-Other ** Purpose: research, travel, publication, etc. i) INTERNAL RESEARCH FUNDING: past 7 years only, by year (university funds, SSHRC minor grants awarded through the university, etc.)

2017 Saint Paul University, Scholarly Conference Program $801

2016 Saint Paul University, Scholarly Conference Program $933

2015 Saint Paul University, Scholarly Conference Program $667

2014 Saint Paul University, Scholarly Conference Program $ 419

2013 Saint Paul University, Scholarly Conference Program $1000

2011 Saint Paul University, Scholarly Conference Program $1000 j) PUBLICATIONS: The Publications should be listed in the categories shown below and include the following information: books authored, books edited (a list of the chapters contributed by the editor must follow each title), chapters in books (other than those listed in the above category), papers in refereed journals, papers in refereed conference proceedings, major invited contributions and/or technical reports, abstracts and/or papers read, and 7

others. Please give full citation, including page numbers for books, chapters, journal articles, conference proceedings and names of authors in the order in which they appear on the publication. Publications submitted, but not yet accepted, must be listed separately within the various categories.

1) Life-time summary (count) according to the following categories:

- Books authored ...... 0 - Books edited ...... 0 - Refereed Chapters in books...... 0 - Non-refereed Chapters in books ...... 1 - Papers in refereed journal...... 17 - Papers in refereed conference proceedings...... 1 - Major invited contributions and/or technical reports ...... 0 - Abstracts and/or papers read ...... 27 - Others (Book Reviews) ...... 7 - Others (Papers in non-peer-reviewed journals, by invitation) ...... 1

2) Details for past seven (7) years same categories as above:

Books authored:

Books edited:

Refereed Chapters in Books:

Non-refereed Chapters in Books:

1. “Prayer and the Liturgy,” in RCRI Leadership Manual (Silverspring, MD: Resource Center for Religious Institutes), 2013.

Papers in refereed Journals:

1. “Pastoral Conversion and the Exercise of Authority in the Church: An Examination of ’ Criteria for the Reform of Ecclesiastical Structures,” Studia canonica, 52 (2018), pp. 443-469.

2. “Celebrating Mass ad orientem,” in Roman Replies and CLSA Advisory Opinions 2016, pp. 101-107.

3. “The General Instruction of the : Adaptations Introduced by the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops,” in Studia canonica, Festschrift en l’honneur du père Roland Jacques, o.m.i., 49 (2015), 275-307.

4. “The Priestly : The Past, Present, and Possibilities for the Future,” in Studia canonica 48 (2014), pp. 331-372.

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5. “The Role of the Competent Ecclesiastical Authority in the Promotion of Participatio Actuosa to the ,” in Questions Liturgiques 95 (2014), pp. 8-27.

6. “The Appropriate Use of Sacred Places,” in Roman Replies and CLSA Advisory Opinions 2013, pp. 109-112.

7. “The Preparation and Translation of Liturgical Texts: Juridical Perspectives,” in Studies in Church Law, 8 (2012), pp. 31-85.

8. “The Sale of Sacred Relics,” in Roman Replies and CLSA Advisory Opinions 2012, pp. 99-102.

9. “Universae Ecclesiae: Text and Commentary,” in Studia canonica 45 (2011), pp. 355-409.

10. “The Extraordinary Form of the Rite Mass,” in Roman Replies and CLSA Advisory Opinions 2011, pp. 129-134.

11. “Was the 1962 Missale Romanum Abrogated? A Canonical Analysis in Light of Summorum Pontificum,” in Worship 85 (2011), pp. 15-37.

12. “Availability of the ,” in Roman Replies and CLSA Advisory Opinions 2010, pp. 134-138.

13. “Placement of the Tabernacle,” in Roman Replies and CLSA Advisory Opinions 2010, pp. 139- 142.

14. “The Significance of the Liturgical Reforms Prior to the Second Vatican Council in Light of Summorum Pontificum,” in Studia canonica 44 (2010), pp. 293-342.

15. “Adopting Pre-Conciliar Liturgical Practices in the Celebration of the Ordinary Form of the Mass,” in Roman Replies and CLSA Advisory Opinions 2009, pp. 61-67.

16. “Attendance at Masses Celebrated by Priests of the Society of St. Pius X,” in Roman Replies and CLSA Advisory Opinions 2009, pp. 120-126.

17. “Use of Female Servers in Liturgical Celebrations Using the Extraordinary Form,” in Roman Replies and CLSA Advisory Opinions 2008, pp. 77-79.

Papers in Refereed Conference Proceedings

1. Canon Law Society of America Annual Convention (14-17 October 2013): “Fifty Years after : Juridical Considerations on the Celebration of the ,” in CLSA Proceedings, 75 (2013), pp. 153-182.

Abstracts and/or Papers Read:

1. “Issues in Sacramental Law and Pope Francis’ Motu Proprio Mitis Iudex ,” Diocese of Memphis, TN (12-15 March 2018). 9

2. “Brief Overview of the Ordinary Contentious Process,” Diocese of Memphis, TN (12- 15 March 2018).

3. “Pastoral Conversion and the Exercise of Authority in the Church: An Examination of Pope Francis’ Criteria for the Reform of Ecclesiastical Structures,” Port Harcourt, Nigeria (20-24 November 2017).

4. “Ministers of Divine Justice and Mercy: Juridical Considerations on the Role of and the Sacrament of Penance,” Antilles Canon Law Society Convention, Castries, Saint Lucia (25-29 September 2017).

5. “Pay, Pray, and Obey: A Reexamination of the Rights and Obligations of the in the Church,” Antilles Canon Law Society Convention, Castries, Saint Lucia (25-29 September 2017).

6. “Ministers of Divine Justice and Mercy: Juridical Considerations on the Role of Confessors and the Sacrament of Penance,” Canadian Canon Law Society Annual Convention, Vancouver, BC (24-27 October 2016).

7. “Reform of Matrimonial Processes in Light of Mitis Iudex: An Overview,” Antilles Canon Law Society Convention, Georgetown, Guyana (26-30 September 2016).

8. “A General Overview of Mitis Iudex Dominus Iesus,” Meeting of the ecclesiastical province, Rapid City, SD (2-4 May 2016).

9. “Mitis Iudex: The Role of the , Meeting of the ecclesiastical province, Rapid City, SD (2-4 May 2016).

10. “Mitis Iudex: The Modified Ordinary Process, and the Processus Brevior,” Meeting of the ecclesiastical province, Rapid City, SD (2-4 May 2016).

11. “A General Overview of Mitis Iudex Dominus Iesus,” Northwest Regional Meeting, Canon Law Society of America, Bend, OR (11-14 April 2016).

12. “Mitis Iudex: The Role of the Diocesan Bishop, the Modified Ordinary Process, and the Processus Brevior,” Northwest Regional Meeting, Canon Law Society of America, Bend, OR (11-14 April 2016).

13. “Reform of Matrimonial Processes in Light of Mitis Iudex,” meeting, Diocese of Cornwall (5 April 2016).

14. “The Church’s Teaching on Marriage: What has Changes under Pope Francis?,” Public lecture, Diocese of Cornwall (5 April 2016).

15. “The Challenges of the Family on the Contemporary World: Juridical and Pastoral Reflections on the Synod of Bishops,” Canon Law Webinars (17 March 2016).

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16. “Tribunal Fees and Gratuitous Legal Assistance,” Seminar: The Simplification of Marriage Nullity Procedures, Saint Paul University (20 November 2015).

17. “The Competent Forum and the Instruction of the Case,” Seminar: The Simplification of Marriage Nullity Procedures, Saint Paul University (19 November 2015).

18. “Diocesan and Pastoral Councils: A Form of Active Participation of the Faithful in the Life and Mission of the Church,” Antilles Canon Law Society Convention, Aruba (21-25 September 2015).

19. “The General Instruction of the Roman Missal: Adaptations Introduced by the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops,” Canadian Canon Law Society Annual Convention, Charlottetown, PEI (20-23 October 2014).

20. “An Interior Reconciliation in the Heart of the Church: Summorum Pontificum and the Use of the forma extraordinaria,” Speculum Iustitiae Conference for Canon and Civil Lawyers, La Crosse, WI (22-23 July 2014).

21. “The Role of the Competent Ecclesiastical Authority in the Promotion of Participatio Actuosa Prior to the Second Vatican Council,” Peter and Paul Seminar, Baltimore, MD (21-22 November, 2013).

22. “Papal Resignation, the Vacancy of the , and the Election of the Roman Pontiff,” Panel Discussion, Saint Paul University (4 March 2013).

23. “The Extraordinary Form of the : Canonical Reflections on Summorum Pontificum and the Use of the 1962 Roman Missal,” Canadian Canon Law Society Annual Convention, Cornwall, ON (24-27, October 2011).

24. “Diocesan and Parish Pastoral Councils: A Form of Active Participation of the Faithful in the Life and Mission of the Church,” Vatican II for the Next Generation, Conference, Saint Paul University (27-29 September, 2012).

25. “The Revised English Translation of the Roman Missal in Context: An Examination of the Norms Pertaining to the Translation of Liturgical Texts,” Schumacher Seminar, Chicago, IL (12-13 September 2011).

26. “The Abrogation of the 1962 Roman Missal,” Schumacher Seminar, Chicago, IL (12- 13 September 2011).

27. “Canonical and Pastoral Issues Pertaining to Summorum Pontificum, Universae Ecclesiae and the use of the forma extraordinaria,” Schumacher Seminar, Chicago, IL (12-13 September 2011).

Others (Book Reviews in Refereed Journals):

1. A. Bamberg, Procédures matrimoniales en droit canonique (Paris: Editions Ellipses, 2011), in 72 (2012), pp. 317-318. 11

2. P. Zagano, Women & Catholicism: Gender, Communion, and Authority (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2011), in Studia canonica 46 (2012), pp. 549-552.

3. M. Aillet, The Old Mass and the New: Explaining the Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum of Pope Benedict XVI (San Francisco, CA: Ignatius Press, 2010), in Studia canonica 45 (2011), pp. 550-553.

4. N. Giampietro, The Development of the Liturgical Reform As Seen by Cardinal Ferdinando Antonelli from 1948 to 1970 (Fort Collins, CO: Books, 2009), in Studia canonica 44 (2010), pp. 548-549.

5. K.F. Pecklers, The Genius of the Roman Rite: On the Reception and Implementation of the New Missal (Collegeville, MN: Liturgical Press, 2009), in Studia canonica 43 (2009), pp. 578- 580.

6. J. F. Baldovin, Reforming the Liturgy: A Response to the Critics (Collegeville, MN: Liturgical Press, 2008), in Studia canonica 42 (2008), pp. 556-559.

7. E.N. Peters, A Modern Guide to : Rediscovering this often Misinterpreted Teaching (Chicago/Mundelein, IL: Hillenbrand Books, 2008), in Studia canonica 42 (2008), pp. 560- 562.

Others (Papers in non-peered-reviewed journals, by invitation)

1. “Mystici Corporis: Juridical Considerations,” in NLO Newsletter (National Liturgy Office of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops), July, 2013.