Ann Marie Mealey

Dr Ann Marie Mealey obtained her Ph.D in moral theology from Saint Patrick’s College, Maynooth, having also studied at La Sorbonne, Paris IV, Institut Catholique de Paris, and the K U Leuven.  Dr Mealey teaches moral theology in the department of theology and religious studies at Leeds Trinity.

External Committees and Membership of Professional Bodies:

CAFOD Theological Reference Group

Catholic Theological Association of Great Britain

Fellow in Theology and Religious Studies - Higher Education Academy

Assocation of Teachers of Moral Theology in Great Britain and Ireland - former secretary and member

Board member for the Society of Ricoeur Studies in the UK and Ireland

External Examiner for the Department of Relgions and Theology, Trinity College Dublin and St Mary's University, London.

Leeds Justice and Peace Commission - board member

University delegate for Leeds Citizens

TRS 4202: Ethics: Theological and Philosophical

TRS: 5202 Body: Bio-Ethics and Sexual Ethics;

TRS: 6202: Social Ethics

CRS1031B: Christian Morality (CCRS programme)

Other duties:

Level 5 tutor

Member of Sub-committee of postgraduate degrees

School liaison officer for TRS

Chair of Leeds Trinity Citizens Committee

Ann Marie has a particular interest in the work of Paul Ricoeur and how it relates to current debates in Catholic moral theology. She is the author of The Identity of Christian Morality (2009), as well as other scholarly articles that relate to her area of specialism.