Hansol Goo, PhD is an Assistant Professor of Liturgical Theology at the School of Theology and Seminary at College of Saint Benedict and St. John’s University in Collegeville, Minnesota. She teaches and researches in sacramental theology, global Catholicism, theology of migration, and theology of art and architecture. She earned her PhD degree in Theology from the University of Notre Dame in the USA, a Baccalaureate and a Licentiate degree in History and Cultural Heritage of the Church from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome, Italy, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Columbus College of Art and Design in Ohio. Her doctoral dissertation is titled Migrant God: Anamnesis and Migrant Sacramentality for Korean American Catholics. Her recent publication includes “Worship Space and Immigrant Memory: Korean Parishes in Los Angeles and New Jersey” in the Journal of Global Catholicism, and a chapter published in Italian, titled “Benedetto XVI e l’Arte Sacra: Sofferenza e Conversione per Vedere la Verità” in Pope Art: Tra Religione, Estetica, e Spiritualità. She enjoys traveling, taking walks, and reading.