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Dr. Tim Gray is Professor of Sacred Scripture at St. John Vianney Theological Seminary and at the Augustine Institute, a dynamic new MA program in Scripture and Evangelization in Denver. He holds a PhD in Biblical Studies from Catholic University of America. Dr. Grayi’s dissertation The Temple in the Gospel of Mark: A Study in its Narrative Role is forthcoming from Mohr Siebeck. He is author of The Luminous Mysteries, Sacraments in Scripture and Mission of the Messiah. Dr. Gray is a partner with Jeff Cavins in The Great Adventure Bible Timeline series, the fastest growing Catholic Bible study program. A nationally renowned speaker, Dr. Gray has filmed numerous series for EWTN.
Dr. Timothy Gray, Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon, has been associated with the Bonutti Clinic since 1993. Dr. Grayirs"s practice focus brings an important balance to Bonutti Clinictrs"s orthopedic services. Dr. Gray specializes in knee and shoulder surgery, arthroscopy, arthritis surgery and joint replacement. Over the past few years, he has been known to be a ;"pioneer=" performing techniques new to the world with the research being done right here in Effingham community.
Knowing the responsibilities and experience of a parent, Dr Gray has not forgotten the less fortunate children in Central Illinois. He donates his time for the Elks performing free clinics for the past 4 years evaluating pediatric patients for treatment as well as screening for more specialized care. He has also held annual Orthopedic Clinics for the Shriners, identifying children who will benefit from the specialized care available at their Hospital in St Louis.
Later in the day, Dr. Tim Gray gave an incredible talk on “being the first over the walls”, an ancient Roman soldiern’s goal when charging an enemy fortress. He encouraged the men in the audience to be men of action, to stop complaining and take the lead. The Roman soldier who got over the wall first won a golden crown, for his heroism, abilities in war and his leadership. We men have the same task, but our crown is in Heaven. He also spoke about what St. Thomas Aquinas wrote as )“effeminacyr”, basically calling out every and any man in the place who chooses comfort and pleasure over doing what is right. He lumped himself in that group, on occasion, but at the same time showed that we are all growing and changing, learning from our mistakes, and that we should be striving to put comfort and pleasure behind what we ought to do.
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