Honours…

2 March 2022

Fr. Pawel Trzopek lit en latin la collation officielle du doctorat au fr. Jean Jacques Pérennès (à g.), durant la visite canonique de l’École par son Grand Chancelier, le frère Gérard Timoner, maître de l’Ordre des Prêcheurs (souriant, au centre).

Most recently, our president receives a docteur honoris causa

The President of La Bible en ses Traditions AISBL, and Director of the French Ecole Biblique et Archéologique de Jérusalem, Fr. Jean Jacques Pérennès, has been awarded an honorary doctorate by the Faculty of Theology of the University of Fribourg.
It was conferred on 15 November 2021. The day before, the conference paper he had prepared, read by Jean-Michel Poffet, former director of the École Biblique, was entitled: “Louis Massignon et le dialogue islamo-chrétien”. It can be read on the website dedicated to Louis Massignon.

On the occasion of his visit, the Grand Chancellor of the École Biblique, Fr. Gerard Timoner, Master of the Order of Preachers, blessed the “strategic plan” for the École Biblique (and for the Bible in its Traditions), which has been developed over the past months. This is a great encouragement to move forward!

Impressive : a member of our Editorial Board, a laureate !

Fr. Olivier at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem

On 7 March 2022, at the Department of Comparative Religions of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Friar Olivier Catel, a member of our Editorial Committee, received the “Sir Sigmund Sternberg” prize. This prize, awarded annually, recognises students who work towards a better understanding between religious traditions.

Friar Olivier Catel, who has already earned a degree and a doctorate in literature, is currently writing a thesis on the Talmud’s material on fasting in ancient rabbinic Judaism and early Christianity at the Hebrew University .

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