text: Interestingly, he was considered the most conservative member of the faculty at that time.  He was very conventional.  I learned so much great theology from him.  What I remember the most was his pressing the duality​ of Christ: imminent and transcendent and the importance of tradition as part of the Church's teaching authority.  Amazing homilist.  He was the bishop of Erie for 25 years.  He most defiantly would be a Francis bishop.