Authors

Our authors have a certain style, a freshness, a faithfulness and a passion for their subjects. They are also the leading authorities in their field of religion, spirituality or theology. Click on the full details link to view a biography, bibliography, and other relevant details and links. Many pages also include features about, interviews with and articles by our authors, as well as extracts from their books. To access these, simply click on the textual links at the bottom of each author page.

Mark Oakley
is Parish Priest of St Paul’s, Convent Garden, and Deputy Priest in Ordinary to the Queen.
Gerald O’Collins

was a research fellow of Pembroke College (1967-69), emeritus professor of theology (1973-2006) at the Gregorian University, Rome and is currently research professor at St Mary's College, Twickenha

Keno Ogbo

Keno Ogbo PGDip, BSc, MSc, worked with churches and local communities for several years, focusing on how the church can work in partnership with government agencies such as the police and local aut

Selina O’Grady
is a television and radio producer of religious programmes for the BBC.
Michael O’Laughlin
is a theology graduate of Oxford University and Harvard (where he served as Henri Nouwen’s teaching assistant). He is a spiritual director at the Healing Centre in Arlington, Massachusetts.
Gordon Oliver
Gordon Oliver is an Anglican priest.
Thomas O’Loughlin

is Lecturer in Theology at the University of Wales, Lampeter and the author of Discovering Saint Patrick (DLT).

 

Diarmuid O’Murchu

Diarmuid O’Murchu’s books include Quantum Theology and Our World in Transition.

 

Benignus O'Rourke
Benignus O'Rourke, an Augustinian friar and a member of the community at Clare Priory in Suffolk, has led
hundreds of men and women, people of all faiths and none, on the way of silent prayer for m
David Osborne
is the Rural Dean of Shepton Mallet, and a member of the Iona Community.