OUR RESEARCH TEAM
Ianire angulo
PhD in Sacred Scripture (UPCo) and graduate in Theology of Religious Life (UPSa).
Religious Slave of the Blessed. Eucharist and the Mother of God.
Professor of Sacred Scripture at the Faculty of Theology of the Loyola Andalucía University in Granada.
He has written in various collective works and magazines.
Virginia Cagigal
PhD in Psychology.
Specialist in Clinical Psychology. Family and Couples Therapist and teacher in Family Therapy accredited by the FEATF.
Until 2022, Director of the UNINPSI Clinical Psychology Unit (Comillas).
Professor of the Department of Psychology at UPCo.
He has taught at various national and international universities.
Jorge Canarias
Degree in Law, in Ecclesiastical Sciences and in Canon Law.
He has worked as a stable employer and auditor in the Ecclesiastical Court of the Diocese of Bilbao.
Professor at the Faculty of Theology of the University of Deusto, collaborator of the Center for Applied Ethics of that University and student of its Doctoral Program in Human Rights: Ethical, Social and Political Challenges.
Miguel Campo
PhD in Canon Law (UPCo). Degree in Law and History of the Church.
Professor at the Faculty of Canon Law and at the Faculty of Law (ICADE) of the Comilla Pontifical Universitys.
Legal adviser of the CONFER.
Main areas of teaching and research: Law of Temporal Goods of the Church, Ecclesiastical Law of the State and Law of Consecrated Life.
Valeska Ferrer
Doctor in Canon Law from the Comillas Pontifical University. Graduate in Law (USAL) and in Ecclesiastical Studies (UPCo). Expert in the development of Intelligence, Higher Capacity and Neuropsychology (UCJC).
Jordan Project Coordinator since September 2021. Professor at the Faculty of Law (ICADE) of the UniversityPontifical Comillas.
Lawyer at the Ecclesiastical Court of Madrid in cases of ecclesiastical annulment of marriage.
Main areas of research: Canon Criminal Law and Restorative Justice.
Nurya Martínez-Gayol
PhD in Dogmatic Theology from the Gregorian University of Rome. Degree in Theology (UPSA).
Professor of the Department of Dogmatic Theology of the UPCo. Between 2006 and 2015 he has been Head of Studies at the TUP.
Research areas focus on: Reparation (theology, history and spirituality), Ignatian Theology and Spirituality y Reconciliation.
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PhD in Theology from the Faculty of Theology Sankt Georgen (Frankfurt/Main) and Bachelor of Classical Philology from the Complutense University. Philosophy studies at UPCo and theology in Granada.
Professor at the Faculty of Theology of Granada, Loyola-Andalusia University; and at the Faculty of Theology of San Miguel (Argentina, 2001-2020).
Research areas: ecclesiology, history of theology and Protestant theology.
Carmen Peña
Doctor in Law from the Complutense University of Madrid, Graduate and Doctor in Canon Law from the UPCo. Graduate in Ecclesiastical Studies (UPSa) and Graduate in Dogmatic and Fundamental Theology (UPCo).
Professor at the Faculty of Canon Law of the Universidad Pontificia Comillas. dDirector of the Master in Canonical Matrimonial Causes.
Research areas: canonical regulation of marriage and canonical processes, women and lay people in the Church, synodality, family and conciliation.
Sandra Racionero
Double doctorate in Psychology and Curriculum from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Deputy to the Coordinator of the Project Promoting a Consistent Culture of Protection of the General Curia of the Society of Jesus in Rome.
4th researcher in the international ranking in terms of “safeguarding” and 8th in “child sexual abuse”.
Sandra Racionero
Double doctorate in Psychology and Curriculum from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Deputy to the Coordinator of the Project Promoting a Consistent Culture of Protection of the General Curia of the Society of Jesus in Rome.
4th researcher in the international ranking in terms of “safeguarding” and 8th in “child sexual abuse”.
Maria Prieto
Profesora Dra. de Teología en la Universidad Católica Silva Henríquez, en Santiago de Chile.
Combina su labor académica como investigadora en ética teológica con la docencia de pregrado y postgrado.
Sus intereses de investigación actuales son la teoría de la vulnerabilidad, ética y religión, bioética y abuso del clero.
Maria Prieto
Profesor asociado de ética cristiana de la Universidad Xavier, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Doctor por el Boston College. Especializado en Doctrina Social de la Iglesia y moral.
Sus investigaciones y escritos actuales se centran en la salud mental y el daño moral causado por los abusos del clero.
