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Symbolism & Sacramentality<\/em><\/h1>\n

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Tina Beattie<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong>left her post as Professor of Catholic Studies at the University of Roehampton in August 2020. She continues in her role as Director of Catherine of Siena College, based at the University of Roehampton. Much of her research focuses on the relationship between the Catholic tradition and contemporary culture, particularly in areas to do with gender, sexuality and reproductive ethics; Catholic social teaching and women\u2019s rights, and theology and the visual arts. She has a keen interest in Marian theology, art and devotion, and in the relationship between medieval mysticism, sacramental theology, and psychoanalytic theory. More recently, she is engaging in research into environmental theology in the context of Pope Francis\u2019s 2015 encyclical Laudato Si\u2019<\/em>, approaching environmental issues from the perspectives of literature, poetry, art, music, gender theory and sacramentality.<\/p>\n