The Vatican has appointed Jan-Heiner Tück and Bernhard Knorn as dogmaticians to its International Theological Commission, a group of 24 theologians advising the Pope on theological matters. Tück teaches at the University of Vienna and focuses on Jewish-Christian dialogue and the relationship between literature and theology, while Knorn, a Jesuit, teaches at the Philosophical-Theological High School in Frankfurt and specializes in ecumenical dialogue and conciliar history. The commission, established in 1969 by Pope Paul VI, includes four women among its new members and addresses current theological debates and issues at the request of the Pope or the Holy See, particularly the Office of the Faith. Recent topics have included the ethics of human interaction with nature. More: Domradio
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