Trinity Sunday - John 16:12-15
Angela Marquis works as a chaplain in a Tasmanian local primary school, and with the Passionists at St Joseph’s Hobart Parish. She studied teaching after completing a Bachelor of Arts in English and Philosophy. Her undergraduate Honours Thesis was entitled, A Theopoetics of Feminist Faith.
Angela has taught in primary schools throughout Southern Tasmania and in an Indigenous Community in the Tiwi Islands, where she undertook a Graduate Certificate in Religious Education. She continued this study with BBI and completed a Master of Theology in 2022. Angela is currently studying Biblical Hebrew with the Israel Institute of Biblical Studies.
The main focus of Angela’s writing is the language of Biblical texts and liturgy, with a particular emphasis on the silenced female voice in major Monotheistic religions. Her paper She who was: Scriptural linguistics and the absent image of God, is published in Pastoral Liturgy https://researchonline.nd.edu.au/pastoral-liturgy/ and she is currently working on a book chapter for an upcoming publication entitled, Rewilding the Trinity: Reimagining the anthropomorphic God.
Angela enjoys rock climbing and long leisurely beach walks with her husband and four-legged daughter.
