Kim Haines-Eitzen

Kim Haines-Eitzen

academic United States

Kim Haines-Eitzen is a professor at Cornell University, specializing in early Christianity. She has conducted extensive research on the historical context of the early church, particularly focusing on the role of married clergy and the evolution of clerical celibacy. Her insights contribute to ongoing debates regarding the inclusion of married individuals in the priesthood, challenging traditional views within the Catholic Church.

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