Bob Hurd
HURD, Bob (Robert L.). b. Lakewood, Ohio; August 9, 1950. Bob Hurd is a Catholic composer, teacher, liturgist, and author who is known for his many English-language and bilingual compositions in Spanish and English. He studied at St John’s Seminary College (Camarillo, California; BA 1973) and De Paul University (Chicago; MA 1976; PhD 1980). Hurd has served in several academic and pastoral settings including Loyola Marymount University (Los Angeles), the Franciscan School of Theology (Berkeley, California), St Patrick’s Seminary (Menlo Park, California), Santa Clara University, and most recently the School of Theology and Ministry, Seattle University.
Following Vatican II (1962–65), Hurd...
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