1. Selected Articles Ÿ Heather Grennan Gary Ÿ heathergrennan@gmail.com
“This old house: Houses of studies have long been part of the theological education landscape,
but these days they are being built in new ways.” In Trust, Spring 2016.
www.intrust.org/Magazine/Issues/Spring-2016/This-old-house
“Women full of grace: There’s more to Catholic women than whether they’re moms.”
U.S. Catholic, January 2016. www.uscatholic.org/articles/201602/women-full-grace-30546
“Picking up the pieces.” U.S. Catholic, October 2016. (Cover story)
www.uscatholic.org/october2015
“Seven ways to end human trafficking.” U.S. Catholic, October 2016.
www.uscatholic.org/articles/201510/seven-ways-end-human-trafficking-30417
“Interns at the Ivies.” In Trust, Spring 2014. www.intrust.org/Portals/39/docs/Gary414.pdf
“Private practices.” U.S. Catholic, November 2013. (Cover story on prayer)
www.uscatholic.org/articles/201310/private-practices-real-prayer-lives-catholics-28037
“Spiritual exercises: Can other religious practices strengthen your Catholic core?” U.S. Catholic,
May 2013. (Cover story) www.uscatholic.org/articles/201304/spiritual-exercises-can-other-
religious-practices-strengthen-your-catholic-core
“In their footsteps: Catholics can thank women theologians for 70 years of building up the
church.” U.S. Catholic, January 2013. www.uscatholic.org/articles/201211/what-women-
theologians-have-done-church-26587
“How the door was opened for Catholic women theologians.” U.S. Catholic, January 2013.
www.uscatholic.org/articles/201212/how-door-was-opened-catholic-women-theologians-26656
“A graceful exit: For presidents, discernment about when to leave office is one of the most
difficult parts of the job.” In Trust, New Year, 2012. www.intrust.org/Magazine/Issues/New-
Year-2012/A-graceful-exit
“Retro-actives: The religious practices of Millennial Catholics.” U.S. Catholic, September 2011.
www.uscatholic.org/life/2011/08/retro-actives-religious-practices-millennial-catholics
“Tending to bricks and mortar: Six considerations for schools thinking about library
renovations.” In Trust, Summer 2011. www.intrust.org/Magazine/Issues/Summer-2011
“When I was a stranger…You sent me a box of envelopes. Surely we need to warm up the
welcome at our parishes.” U.S. Catholic, March 2011. www.uscatholic.org/church/2011/02/when-
i-was-stranger
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“First comes love: How young couples are altering the path to marriage.” U.S. Catholic,
September, 2010. (Cover story; received first place for Best Feature Article [general interest
magazine category] from the Catholic Press Association, 2011)
www.uscatholic.org/life/2010/07/first-comes-love
“We’ve got spirit! Catholics can learn a thing or two from our evangelical sisters and brothers.”
U.S. Catholic, May 2010. www.uscatholic.org/life/2010/03/weve-got-spirit-learning-evangelicals
“Will work for peace: For graduates of peace studies programs at Catholic universities, the career
track can lead to all kinds of interesting places.” U.S. Catholic, March 2010.
www.uscatholic.org/life/2010/01/will-work-peace-catholic-universities
“Entered into evidence: Women religious respond to the Vatican investigation.” U.S. Catholic,
January 2010. (Cover story; received the Award of Excellence for Editorial Courage and Award of
Merit for In-Depth Coverage (magazine) from the Associated Church Press; received second
place for Best Analysis Writing from the Catholic Press Association; awards shared with Heidi
Schlumpf and Sandra Schneiders, IHM) www.uscatholic.org/church/2009/11/entered-evidence
“Deathbed confusion: When it comes to caring for the terminally ill, Catholics sometimes
struggle to decide when enough is enough.” U.S. Catholic, November 2009. (Cover story; received
the Award of Merit for Personally Useful Article from the Associated Church Press, 2010)
www.uscatholic.org/life/2009/10/deathbed-confusion
“Peace trained.” U.S. Catholic, June 2009. www.uscatholic.org/life/2009/06/peace-trained
(profile)
“Beyond video games: Students build empathy online.” National Catholic Reporter, April 4, 2008.
“The Catholic Campus: Six Presidents, on Challenges of Mission, Identity.” National Catholic
Reporter, November 2, 2007. ow.ly/n4tL3000UGp
The greatest story ever $old.” U.S. Catholic, September 2007. (Cover story on Bible translations
and publishing) www.uscatholic.org/articles/201205/greatest-story-ever-sold-27583
“Bridgefolk models grassroots ecumenism.” National Catholic Reporter, August 17, 2007.
“Demonstrating good stewardship, seminaries go green.” In Trust, Summer 2007.
www.intrust.org/magazine/pdf/20073-gary.pdf
Beginning well: After selecting a new president, the board's next job is rolling out the welcome
mat.” In Trust, Spring 2007. www.intrust.org/Magazine/Issues/Spring-2007/Beginning-well
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