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Fr. Oliver
Herbel may be contacted either by phone:
218-289-4693
Or
By
email: herbel [at] gvtel [dot] com
About our
Pastor:
Fr. Oliver
is presently completing a doctorate degree in historical theology from Saint
Louis University and recently moved to a farm near Fertile, Minnesota, in order
to complete his dissertation and serve St. Nicholas Orthodox Church in
Fargo. He has been married to his
wife, Lorie, for eleven years, and they have three children: Micah, Macrina,
and Anastasia (“Tasha”).
Fr. Oliver enjoys learning and writing about church history and theology,
chess, eskrima (a Filipino martial art), hunting, working on air-cooled
VW’s, fencing (with swords, not barbed wire), and spending time with his
family.
The
following is a list of some of Fr. Oliver’s publications:
Books:
Sarapion of Thmuis: The Letter to Bishop Eudoxius, the
Letter to the Monks, and Against the Manichaeans, with an introduction and
argument for Sarapion’s authorship of the Letter to the Monks. Forthcoming (in 2008) as Volume 12 of the Early
Christian Studies Series of the Centre for Early Christian Studies in
Australia.
Articles:
“Ratramnus of Corbie, Paulinus of Aquileia,
and Aeneas of Paris as Sources for Bonaventure’s Filioque
Arguments in the Sentences,” Franciscan
Studies, forthcoming (2008).
“Anselm the Neo-Nestorian? Responding to the
Accusation in Light of On the Incarnation of the Word.” St.
Vladimir’s Theological Quarterly, forthcoming (2008).
“A Catholic, Presbyterian, and
Orthodox Journey: The Changing Church Affiliation and Enduring Social Vision of
Nicholas Bjerring.” Zeitschrift für Neuere Theologiegeschichte/
Journal for the History of Modern Theology 14:1
(2007): 49-80.
“Some Ethical Dimensions of
Iconography.” St. Tikhon’s Theological Journal 3 (2005):
17-27.
Review
Articles:
Gibson,
Mel. The Passion. Journal of Religion and Film. [Online]. 8:2
(October, 2004) available at: http://www.unomaha.edu/jrf/Vol8No2/herbelGibson.htm