Stewart Clem
As a theologian by training, I am deeply invested in theological education, and my desire is for our ordinands to be fully equipped for ministry in a rapidly changing cultural landscape. At Aquinas Institute of Theology, I teach a diverse body of students who are preparing for ministry in all its forms: lay, ordained, and vowed religious. My courses cover foundational aspects of moral theology as well as specialized topics, including social ethics and health care ethics. I also have expertise in the history of Christianity, with an emphasis on Christian moral and political thought in the Middle Ages through the early modern period. I have taught over a dozen graduate and undergraduate courses, honing my skills at administering and grading exams and essays. As a parish priest, I am active in catechesis and adult education, as well as formation programs for aspirants and postulants. I hope to bring my experiences as a seminary educator, priest, and moral theologian to serve the GBEC.