Author - Kevin P. Considine

Kevin P. Considine is director of the Robert J. Schreiter Institute for Precious Blood Spirituality at Catholic Theological Union in Chicago. He holds a doctorate degree in theology and his first book, "Salvation for the Sinned-Against" (Pickwick, 2015) suggested a reinterpretation of Catholic soteriology through an intercultural encounter with Korean and Korean-American understandings of “Han.” His most recent book is "Analogy of the Wound: A Theology of Communication for Healing and Social Transformation" (T&T Clark, 2025). His current research explores interpersonal and social reconciliation through naming, understanding, narrating, and participating in God’s work of healing the wounds of the sinned-against through intercultural perspectives. He interprets woundedness as a form of analogical connection for understanding the wounds of others and participating in God’s work of healing the wounds and their effects in individuals, groups, and societies. He has written chapters in several edited collections and his scholarly essays have appeared in various media outlets.