Hanaa SFEIR

Part-time professor | Faculty staff

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Holder of a Ph.D. in Contemporary Religious Studies from the University of Sherbrooke, a Doctorate in Pharmacy, and a Master’s in Philosophy from the Lebanese University, Hanaa Sfeir is a part-time professor at the Faculty of Theology at St. Paul University – Ottawa, and a lecturer at the University of Sherbrooke – Quebec. Her research interests focus on the dialectic of divine unity and the multiplicity of creation from philosophical, psychoanalytic, and theological perspectives. She works on various research projects: the dialectic of divine unity and the multiplicity of its manifestations; Francophone theology in Canada; Catholicism in the collective imagination of the people of Sherbrooke; cultural and religious cosmologies; the concept of the Trinity in philosophy and theology; evil and suffering in counseling: spiritual and psychoanalytic approaches, etc. She is a research member of SoDRUS (Centre for Research on Society, Law, and Religions at the University of Sherbrooke), a member of the Institute for Theological Studies in Interculturality, Migration, and Mission (IERTIMM), Quebec, Canada, and a member of the editorial board of the journal Histoire Engagée.

Ph.D. in Contemporary Religious Studies. University of Sherbrooke. (2024)

Master’s in Philosophy (equivalent to Bac+5). Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences, Department of Philosophy. Lebanese University (Lebanon,2021).

Doctorate in Pharmacy. Faculty of Pharmacy. Lebanese University (Lebanon,2011).