| About Dr. Stephen F. Schneck
 Dr. Schneck, prior to his current position, served as Chair of the Department of Politics and an associate professor at The Catholic University of America. He has established himself as an authoritative voice through his research in the field of political philosophy, with special emphases on 18th century American political thought and on contemporary continental political theory; recent work has focused on the role of religion in democracy.
Dr. Schneck received his Bachelor's degree from Rockhurst University in Political Science and Philosophy, and both his Master's and Doctorate degrees from the University of Notre Dame. As a well-known lecturer in the Washington D.C. area, Dr. Schneck also makes frequent media appearances, and has been honored three times as Teacher of the Year.
REGISTER HERE for Dr. Schneck's lecture "St. Thomas Aquinas: A Catholic Political Theory"
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Lenten Resources The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has put together a compilation of different Lenten resources. These are meant to help us take advantage of the opportunity this season presents to unite with Christ through prayer, fasting and almsgiving. Many of these will answer questions about Lent, provide reflections to ponder and even help show how we can use this penitential time for evangelization.
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