Matthew R. Boulter is a 47 year-old wayfarer from Texas who sometimes thinks he’s traveling down the right path. A church planter at heart, he is an Episcopal Priest and lifelong student of philosophy (especially medieval and postmodern). His hobbies include reading, running, drinking, smoking, and hanging out with his three brown-eyed girls.
Father Boulter is the Associate Rector at Christ Church in Tyler, Texas. His primary responsibility is the ongoing planting, nurturing, and development of Christ Church South (the “second campus” of Christ Church), the doors of which opened for the first time for public worship on December 4, 2016.
His professional academic work focuses primarily on writing books, journal articles and the like, as well as the teaching of at least one philosophy class per semester at the University of Texas at Tyler.
His PhD dissertation, expected to be published soon, focuses on the Habilitationsschrift of Joseph Ratzinger (a.k.a. Pope Benedict XVI), and is entitled Repetition and Mythos: Ratzinger’s Bonaventure and the Meaning of History.
