Biblical essays in honor of Daniel J. Harrington, SJ, and Richard J. Clifford, SJ

This volume, published by Paulist Press in 2014, serves as a festschrift honoring the long-standing scholarly contributions of Jesuits Daniel J. Harrington and Richard J. Clifford. These two distinguished biblical scholars were pillars of the Weston Jesuit School of Theology and later Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, exerting significant influence on contemporary studies of the New Testament and the Old Testament respectively. The collection was assembled by peers and former students to celebrate their combined decades of teaching, research, and commitment to the academic study of scripture.

The book consists of a series of essays written by colleagues and scholars who sought to reflect the thematic interests central to Harrington and Clifford's careers. The design of the publication follows the traditional academic festschrift format, emphasizing scholarly rigor and bibliographical completeness. Within the context of Catholic biblical scholarship, the work is highly regarded as a testament to the collaborative spirit and intellectual legacy of two men who were deeply involved in the post-Vatican II efforts to reconcile rigorous historical-critical methodology with profound theological reflection.