Faculty
St. John Fisher Seminary is staffed by three priests: the rector, vocation director, and spiritual director.
The diocesan vocation director is Fr. Robert M. Kinnally. As of June 1, 2011 Fr. Robert M. Kinnally was also appointed rector of St. John Fisher. He is now the 5th rector to be at the seminary.
The spiritual director is Fr. Michael P. Lyons.
The seminary is also able to use a variety of lay people and priests outside of the residence to provide instruction to the seminarians.
Other faculty members include:
- Msgr. Laurence R. Bronkiewicz, S.T.D., Professor of Dogmatic Theology
- Msgr. Alan F. Detscher, S.L.D., Professor of Liturgy
- Msgr. Christopher J. Walsh, Ph.D., Professor of Dogmatic Theology
- Fr. Paul Check, S.T.L., Instructor of Moral Theology
- Dr. Edward Duffy, Professor of New Testament Greek, Hartford Seminary
- Dr. Roger Duncan, Professor of Philosophy, Holy Apostles College and Seminary
- Dr. Joan Kelly, D.Min., Holy Apostles College and Seminary
- Dr. James Long, Professor of Philosophy, Fairfield University
- Dr. Diane Traflet, Professor of Theology, Seton Hall University
- Mr. David Harvey, Instructor of Ecclesiastical Latin
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