Research team
Robert Godding SJ
Director of the Society, a historian and a specialist in Latin hagiography mainly from Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages, and in the hagiography of Italy. He is responsible for the Latin sector of the research and also teaches hagiography at the Gregorian University in Rome.
Bibliography
godding@bollandistes.be
Xavier Lequeux
Studied Greek, Latin and Oriental philology at Louvain University (Louvain-la-Neuve). His main field of research is Byzantine hagiography and literary exchanges between Orient and Occident.
Bibliography
lequeux@bollandistes.be
Bernard Joassart SJ
Studied history at Louvain University (Louvain-la-Neuve). In addition to his research activity, he is the archivist for the Society of Bollandists and teaches Church history at the Institut d’Études Théologiques in Brussels.
Bibliography
joassart@bollandistes.be
Diego Arfuch PSS
Studied History, Theology and Patristics at the Instituto Patristico Augustinianum and Angers University. A specialist in Byzantine hagiography, he currently teaches Church history at the Sulpician seminary in Issy-les-Moulineaux. He has been appointed a member associate of the Bollandist Society.
Bibliography
arfuch@bollandistes.be
François De Vriendt
Studied history at the university of Namur and Louvain University (Louvain-la-Neuve) and specialised in medieval studies in the Institut d’Études médiévales. His main field of research is Latin medieval hagiography, especially in the Hainaut region.
Bibliography
devriendt@bollandistes.be
Pietro D’Agostino
Studied Classical and Byzantine philology at the University of Padua, Sorbonne University and Louvain University (KU Leuven). His main field of research is Byzantine theology, pilgrimage literature and Christian Arabic literature. He is the editor-in-chief of the Bollandist publications.
Collaborators
Lionel Béranger, Librarian
biblio@bollandistes.be
Tung To Thanh, Sales department
tungtothanh@bollandistes.be
Irini de Saint Sernin, Development
saintsernin@bollandistes.be
Scientific Committee
Theofried Baumeister (Mainz)
Sebastian Brock (Oxford)
Paolo Chiesa (Milano)
François Dolbeau (Paris)
Getatchew Haile (Collegeville MN)
Michael Lapidge (Cambridge)
José Carlos Martìn Iglesias (Salamanca)
Jacques Noret (Brussels)
Pádraig Ó Riain (Cork)
Ugo Zanetti (Chevetogne)