Coalition of Catholics
Against Antisemitism
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Why sign the Coalition of Catholics Against Antisemitism statement? Antisemitism is on the rise in the United States and traditional religion is continually marginalized in our secular, progressive culture. Now is the time for faithful Catholics to unite with our Jewish neighbors to defend and promote our shared Judeo-Christian tradition. Stand against antisemitism today by signing the following statement by the Coalition of Catholics Against Antisemitism (CCAA).
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Against Antisemitism, Then And Now
Darker Days
Statement of Solidarity and Action
We, the Coalition of Catholics against Antisemitism, hereby commit ourselves to combating resurgent hatred of the Jewish people today—in our country and around the world.
We condemn antisemitism in humility, mindful of the sins of Catholics and other Christians against the Jewish people throughout history, and aware that these wounds remain real for many Jews today.
We denounce antisemitism in a spirit of compassion, aware that education about the evils of this hatred is a moral responsibility for Christians.
Antisemitism in our community, even when it is not the action of Catholics or other Christians, demands condemnation.
We reject hatred, bigotry, and racism in all their forms. As Catholics and Christians, we believe that antisemitism is a spiritual evil.
We remember the words of Pope Pius XI, who denounced antisemitism as “a movement in which we Christians can have no part. … Through Christ and in Christ we are the spiritual descendants of Abraham. No, it is not possible for Christians to take part in antisemitism.”
We recall the words of Pope Saint John Paul II, who condemned antisemitism as “a sin against God and man,” and who referred to the last century as “the century of the Shoah.”
We call to mind the words of Pope Benedict XVI: “To be antisemitic also signifies being anti-Christian. Once again I feel the duty to pay heartfelt recognition to those who have died unjustly and to those that have dedicated themselves to assure that the names of these victims may always be remembered. God does not forget!”
We think of the words of Pope Francis: “A Christian cannot be an antisemite; we share the same roots. It would be a contradiction of faith and life. Rather, we are called to commit ourselves to ensure antisemitism is banned from the human community.”
We know that solidarity without action is insufficient. Therefore, we urge Catholic ecclesial and lay leaders, parents and teachers, professors, and public servants, to fearlessly confront antisemitism, and to take steps to combat all forms of hatred against the Jewish people.
We urge Catholic parents and educators to teach the history of Catholic/Christian-Jewish relations, beginning with Christianity’s historical roots in the Near East and its spiritual roots in Hebrew scripture – including the history of those Catholics and other Christians who fell into antisemitism, as well as the Catholic and other Christian heroes who opposed antisemitism and protected Jews over the centuries.
We encourage Catholic scholars and academics to confront antisemitism on campus and in popular ideological movements that seek to use anti-Zionism as a pretext for hatred of the Jewish people; to condemn political, cultural, and ideological critiques that are used to justify hatred of the Jewish people; to develop Catholic-Jewish studies programs and institutes; and to form deeper ties with Jewish scholars on these subjects.
We affirm the right of the Jewish people to live safely and securely in their ancestral homeland, and recognize that modern Israel is essential to that security. These rights should not jeopardize the right of Palestinians to also live in safety and security.
We encourage Catholic statesmen at the local, state, and national levels—in America and around the world—to take steps to protect Jewish persons and property, and Jewish places of worship and community; to uphold the equal citizenship of Jews; to prosecute crimes against Jews; and to recognize and respond to the particular threats faced by the Jewish community.
We encourage Catholic bishops, priests, religious and lay faithful to pray and sacrifice for conversion from the sin of antisemitism, and encourage their congregations to do the same; and we urge those who have fallen into this sin to return to an authentic Christianity that understands that Jews are our spiritual brothers and sisters.
Signatories
Anna Abbott
Margaret Adducci
Jane Adolphe, Professor of Law, Ave Maria School of Law
Penny Adrian
Mary Adrienne, Walking With My Brother
Sohrab Ahmari, Founder and editor, Compact
Charlotte Allen
Saira Alli
George Alliger
Dan Almeter, Moderator, Alleluia Community Catholic Fellowship
Aaron Althoff
Frans Alting von Geusau
Elizabeth Amato, Gardner-Webb University
Deborah Amato
Daniel Andersen
Kyle Anderson
Ryan T. Anderson, PhD, President, The Ethics and Public Policy Center
Sue Andres
Hector Andreu
Brenda Andrew
Janet Angelo
Joseph Anton
Dominic Aquila
Jack Archer, Knights of Columbus, Council 16376, Westlake, Ohio
Linda Argumaniz
Eileen Askey
Thérèse Assemat
David Atkinsin, UT-Southwestern, Department of Psychiatry
Peter Atkinson, The Merry Beggars
Nancy Aulis
Rachael B
Igor Babailov
Ericka Bachiochi , Fellow, Ethics and Public Policy Center
Christopher Baglow, University of Notre Dame
Gil Bailie, The Cornerstone Forum
Thomas Bajzek
Deacon Christoper Baker, Diocese of Jefferson City, MO
Stephen Balog
Rosalie Balog
Frank Baltus
Martin Barillas
Shay Barkham, Theology Student, St. Mary’s University
Michael Barkey, St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church
William Barr, Former Attorney General of the United States
Stephen Barr, Physicist
Laura Bastiani, RCC parish of St Hugh of Lincoln
Richard Bastien
John Bateman
Eileen Keegan Bauer
Monica Baumgartner
Holly Bayly
Evan Beacom, University of Minnesota, Department of Medicine
William Beckman
Francis Joseph Beckwith, Professor of Philosophy & Church-State Studies, Baylor University
Ellen Beedie
Jeremy Beer, Co-founder and CEO, AmPhil
Thomas C. Behr, JD, PhD, Associate Professor & Chair, Department of History, University of St. Thomas
Rhonda Bellert
Rev. Dr. Andrew P W Bennet, The Cardus Institute
Katherine Bennett
Robert Benson
Robert Berard, Mount Saint Vincent University
Kathleen Berchelmann, MD, Cofounder, MyCatholicDoctor
Vincent Bernardin, St. Paul Evangelization Society
Eric Bernicker
Chiara Bertoglio, Facoltà Teologica dell’Emilia Romagna
Thomas Bidwell
Annabelle Bishop
Donald Bishop
Jadwiga Biskupska
Andrea Bisogni
Gabriel Bissell
Lee Blackburn, Milligan University
Gregory Bloomquist, Faculty of Theology of Saint Paul University
Rachel Bloomquist
Tracy Bodnar
Mitch Boersma, Executive Director, Leonine Forum
A. Michael Boggs, Oblate, OSB
Judith Boggs
Jeremy Boguslawski
Alicia Boland
Michael J. Boland, MD, MBA
Mary Ellen Bork
Avery Bower, Cornell University
Brian Bowman, Greek Orthodox
Laurey Boyd
Adam Boyle, Franciscan University
Emma Boyle, Leonine Forum
L. Brent Bozell, Founder and President, Media Research Center
Donald Brand, College of the Holy Cross
Amb. Andrew Bremberg, President, Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation
Maria Bremberg
Patrick Briscoe, Our Sunday Visitor
Michael Brockelman
Fr. Gregg Bronsema, Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon
Arthur Brooks
Patrick T. Brown, Ethics and Public Policy Center
John Brown
Phillip Brown
Nernice Brown
Louis Brown Jr., JD, Christ Medicus
Johanne Brownrigg
Carrie Brzezinski
Isaac Buckley
Scott Bucko, AmPhil
Paul Burghart, Benedictine College
Timothy Burns, Professor of Political Science, Baylor University
Daniel Burns, Associate Professor of Politics, University of Dallas
Kevin J. Burns, PhD, Christendom College
Jack Butler, National Review
Andrew Butler
Diane Byra
Patrick Cain
Michael Caldwell, Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Atlanta, GA
Cindi Callaghan
Joseph M. Callaghan
Patrick Callahan, UCLA
Timothy Callanan
Rachel Alexander Cambre
Charles Camosy, Professor of Medical Humanities, Creighton University School of Medicine, Moral Theology Fellow, St. Joseph Seminary (NY)
Keron Campbell
Annie Cardoz
Aiden Carey
Peter Carifelle
Olalla Carlin
Michael Carlin, University of Holy Cross
Beth Carter
Natasha Casas
Kathryn Casey
John Castelot, Permanent Deacon, Diocese of Manchester, NH
Clarissa Ceglio
Caitlin A. Chakardjian
Brian Chandley
Daniel J. Cheely, St. Mary of the Angels
Richard Chriss
Brent Christen, MA Theology
Margot Cleveland, Attorney and Journalist
Judy Coleman
Teresa Collett, University of St. Thomas (MN)
Susan Collins, University of Notre Dame
Nicholas, Collins
Tim, Collins, PhD, President, Walsh University
Christopher Colmo
Janice Commens
Rick Conason
Robert Connolly
Anne M Connor
Diane Conocchioli, The Catholic University of America
Arnold Conrad
Iganzio Contini, Cristiano Cattolico
Daniel Conway, Catholic writer
Kimberly Cook
Shawn Cooper, PhD, James Madison Program ’22-’23
William Corbishley
Cathleen Corken
Patricia Cormier
Anita Cornelius
Teresa Cortinas
Peter Costea, PhD, Ezra Foundation
Lee Cotugno
Gabrielle Council
Matthew Cox
Richard F. Crane , Benedictine College
Lucas Cremers, Columbia College Class of 2023
Michelle Cretella, MD, Catholic Medical Association
Zac Crippen, Creedal
Harlan Crow
Kathy Crow
Margaret Crump, St. Michael Catholic Church, Sandy, Oregon
Ronald Crump, St. Michael Catholic Church, Sandy, Oregon
Lenny Culicchia
Timothy Cullinane
Kerrie Cummin
Mary Ann Cummins-Prager
Laura Currie
John Curtin
Marjorie Dannenfelser, Susan B. Anthony List
Marty Dannenfelser
Thomas Dans
Gregory Davies
Richard Davis, Simeon Communications
Elaine Davis, Simeon Communications
James Dean
David P. Deavel, Chairman of the Theology Department, University of St. Thomas
R. Del Vecchio
Joanne Dela Cruz
Patrick Deneen, University of Notre Dame
Linda Denno, University of Arizona
Kelly DePaulo
Patricia DeSanctis
Pamela Di Lucca
Anthony di Russo, Diocese of Manchester
James Diamond, Roman Catholic Diocese of Manchester NH
Patricia Dias
Deborah Dickson, Alumna, University of Portland
Laura DiDominzio
Robert Doar, President, American Enterprise Institute
Bernard Dobski, Assumption University
Mary Dobson
Timothy Dockery, Executive Director, Catholic Community Foundation of South Carolina
Natalie Dodson, Policy Analyst, The Ethics and Public Policy Center
Michael Doherty
Michelle Dolan
John Donovan
Andrew Doran, Director of Philos Catholic, The Philos Project
John F. Dougherty
Michael Brendan Dougherty, National Review
Micaela Dowd
Patrick Downey, St. Mary’s College of California
Timothy Draftz
Patrick Duffy
Conor Dugan
Laura Duhe
Justine Dunne
Dr. Charles Dusch, Author – Historian
Magdalena Dziaczkowska, Lund University
Robert Eady
Marcy Eagan
Darrell Thomas Eagan
Mary Eberstadt, Panula Chair, Catholic Information Center, and Senior Fellow, Faith and Reason Institute
Nicholas Eberstadt, American Enterprise Institute
Rick Eberstadt
Eduardo Echeverria, Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Detroit
Michael E. Ehinger, Annunciation Catholic Church, Houston, TX
Fr. Dale Ehrman
Robert Elder, PhD, Knights of Columbus
Madalaine Elhabbal, CatholicVote
Sarah Elliott
Joseph Patrick English, Saint Pius X Parish, New Orleans, LA
Rebecca Enkin
Therese Errigo
Mary Esterhammer-Fic
Kirsten Evans, Advisor, The Philos Project
Chris Evans, Vice President for Academic & Student Affairs
Rachel Faeth
William Fahey, President, St Thomas More College
Ellen Fantini, The European Conservative
Tom Faranda
Theresa Farnan, Ethics and Public Policy Center
Tom Farr, Religious Freedom Institute
Sally Fausett
Douglas Fehrer
Lawrence Feingold, Professor of Theology, Kenrick Glennon Seminary, St. Louis, MO
Petula Fernandes, Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
Alberto Miguel Fernandez
Margaret Fernandez
Edwin J. Feulner, PhD, Founder and retired President, The Heritage Foundation
Gail Finke, Sacred Heart Radio, Cincinnati
April Flojo
JD Flynn, editor-in-chief, The Pillar
Kenneth Fodor
Margaret Foley
Daniel Ford
Les Ford
Steven Forrest
Anne Forsyth
Tim Fout
Caroline Francis
Matthew Franck, The Witherspoon Institute
Angela Franks
Svea Fraser
Alexandra Freeze
Jennifer Frey, PhD, Dean of Honors College, Tulsa University
Ann Friemel
Andrea Furfaro
Teresa Gaffney
Brian Gail
Congressman Mike Gallagher
Keith Gallagher, St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Debbra Dickson Galoni
Declan Ganley
Jorge Garcia, Boston College (retired)
Laura Garcia, Boston College
Jennifer Garone
Rosalia Garoutte
Sharon Gauthier
John Gavin, SJ, College of the Holy Cross
John Allen Gay, The John Quincy Adams Society
Charlotte Gay
Chris Geddie
Margaret Geehman
Lauren Geist, First Things
Darren Geist
Mark Geleyn
Yves Genest
Robert George, PhD, Princeton University
Josh Gidding
Rebekah Gielen
Robert Gilligan
Alex Giobbi, The Philos Project
Anthony Giobbi
Renee Giraldy, St. Thomas More, Irvine CA
William Gonzalez
Michael Gonzalez, Princeton University
Alexandra Gonzalez
Lawrence Goodall
Natalie Goodnow
Joanne Goodwin
Mishka Gora
George Goss
Stephen Graham
Cathy Grande
Lisa Graas
Kenneth Grasso, Ph.D., Texas State University
Samuel Gregg
Laura Gregory, Retired, member of Archdiocese of Detroit
Carrie Gress, Ethics and Public Policy Center
David Griesbach
Bruce Griffin, Keiser University/Latin American Campus
Mary Grace Guild
Troy Guy, Nuclear Engineer and Physicist
John Haggard, St. Monica Academy
Kristyn Hall
Chad Hallman
Rev. Thomas Hallsten
Tom Hammond
Cynthia Hansen
Diane Harmon
George Harne
Anne Harrell
Mary Hasson, Ethics and Public Policy Center
Michael Hayes
Mary Healy, Sacred Heart Major Seminary
Mary Jennifer Heffernan
Michael Hegarty
Christine Henjum
Patrick Henry, Whitman College
Peter Herbeck, Renewal Ministries
Jason Hicks
Sharon Hickson, Christendom College
Stephen Hildebrand, Franciscan University
Russell Hittinger, PhD
Adam Race Hochdorf
Joshua Hochschild, Mount St. Mary’s University
Chris Hoffman
Sharon Hoffman
Jane Holman
Thomas Howes, Princeton University
Philippe-Antoine Hoyeck, McGill University
HRH Prince Gharios El Chemor of Ghassan, Head of the Royal House of Ghassan
Cory Huelskamp, Holy Angels Catholic Church Sidney, Ohio
Eileen Hughes, St. Patrick’s Church, Arroyo Grande, CA
Derek Hutchison
Kenzie Hutchison
Lara Huynh, FSSP parish – Thorold, ON, Canada
Louis Ibarra
Katherine Isaacs
John Jackson
Kathryn Jacobi
Yaël Jeanblanc
Juan José Jiménez-Lema
Renee Jimenez
Nancy Jimeno, California State University Fullerton
Mary Jividen, The Natural Law Study Center
Thomas W. Jodziewicz, Em. Prof. University of Dallas
Eric Johnson
Michael Jones, St. Columbkille Parish
Jason Jones, VPP
Matthew Jordan, Cuyahoga Community College
Michael Joskowiak
Chad Kaili, St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church
Brian Kean
Kevin Kelly, University of Wisconsin Law School
Michael Kelly
Janet Kempf
Robert Kennedy, University of St. Thomas (MN)
Timothy Kennedy
Benjamin Kennedy
Carolyn Keough
Paul Keough
Lynda Kerkhoven
Marybeth Kerrigan
Mary M. Keys, University of Notre Dame
Rev. Benedict Kiely, Nasarean.org
Nicholas Kilonzo
Peter Kilpatrick, PhD, President, The Catholic University of America
Michaela Klodmann, Jesus-Bruderschaft
Robert Klump, Canisius University
Jane Kney
Catherine Koperek
Steven Kostoff, Orthodox Church in America
Robert Kraynak, Colgate University
Melvin Kriesel
John Kucer, President, Holy Apostles Seminary
Vanessa LaGrange
James Lamuraglia
Lee Lancaster
Michael Lanes
Sandra Lannis
Fr. David Langford, Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend
John Laracy, Don Bosco Prep High School, NJ
Matthew Laracy
Thomas Lashley, The SoCal Pro-Life Alliance
Lynn O’Gorman Latchford
Catherine Lawson
Theresa Lawson
Tammy Lazicki
Betty Lazicki
Robert Leach, Catholic member of the St. Vincent DePaul Society
Ellen LeGare, Executive Director, Sacred Heart Tutorials
Louis Lenzi
Marc Lenzini
Antoine Levy, OP, Tel Aviv University
Jacob Leyva
Clemente Lisi, ReligionUnplugges.com
Conor Little
Joe Lombardo
Zachary Agele Lomo
Kathryn Jean Lopez, The National Review Institute
Gary Loverich
Brittany Lucas
Michal Łuczewski, University of Warsaw
Michael Lutz, Professor Emeritus, Rochester Institute of Technology
Lucia Báez, Luzondo
R. Patrick MacDaniel, Retired Geologist
Mary MacKinnon
Emily MacLean
Matthew Maguire, DePaul University
Stephen Maio
Mark Mancini, MD
Christianne Mangan
Esther Marcen, Saint Joseph’s Parish, Kuopio, Finland
Elizabeth Marcolini, Co-founder, Rose Roofing and Restoration
Matt Marcolini, Co-founder, Rose Roofing and Restoration
Nancy Cain Marcus
Brian Mardon
Frank Marlene
Terence Marshall, Université de Paris Ouest – Nanterre (ret.)
Curtis Martin, Founder, FOCUS
Christopher Mattei, USMC Ret.
Rosemary Mattson, St. John XXIII Parish, Knoxville TN
Kate Matus, The Public Interest Fellowship
Victorino Matus , The Washington Free Beacon
Cecilia L. May
Michael Mazza
Cathy Mazzi
Dan Mazzi
James McCabe
John McCarthy, School of Philosophy, The Catholic University of America
Molly McCartney, Renewal Ministries
George McCombe
Robert McConnell, U.S.-Ukraine Foundation
Nadia McConnell, U.S.-Ukraine Foundation
John McCormack, National Review
Lauren McCormack
Bruce McEnroe
Gregory McGinity, Former Pastoral Council President, American Martyrs Catholic Church
Ellen McGinnis
Katie Prejean McGrady, Host of The Katie McGrady Show on Sirius XM
Mark McGrory
Mary Ellen McGuire
Paul McHugh
Mary Mckenna, Consultant, Fullerton Unified High School District
Carole McKinstry
Charles McLaughlin
Kevin McLaughlin
Judith McLaughlin
Albert McLaverty
Sherry McMahon, Bible Study Facilitator
Christopher McMahon, St. Vincent College
Paul McNeil, St. Joseph’s Parish, Scarborough, Canada
Michael McNulty
Elizabeth McPike
Bronwen McShea, PhD, Historian, Augustine Institute
Edward Mechmann, Archdiocese of New York
Elizabeth Medaris
Alan Medoff
Elizabeth Meier, Women of Christ
Noelle Mering, The Theology of Home Project, Ethics and Public Policy Center
Jason Merrill
Dr. Richard Meschino
Mark Meyer, PhD
Jason Micheli, United Methodist Church
Scott O. Middleton
Susan Migliore, 40 Days for Life Coordinator, St. Philip Catholic Church
Grant Milburn
Michael Matheson Miller
Shannon Milne
Fr. Bill Miscamble, University of Notre Dame
Wilson Miscamble, CSC, University of Notre Dame
Paul Miskin, George Brown College Retirees Association
Colin Monaghan
Rosemarie Monge, University of St Thomas
David Montgomery, Councilmember, Town of Easton, MD
Jonathan Moosey
Anna Moreland, Villanova University
Nicholas Morgan
John Morgan, St. John’s College, Cardiff
Chelsie Morris
Paul Morrisey, PhD, President, Campion College Australia
John Moser, PhD, Ashland University
Cynthia Moslander
Michael Most
Mitchell Muncy, Ethics and Public Policy Center
Michael Muncy
Beth Murphy, Archdiocese of Indianapolis
Michael Murray
James Murray
Leland Myrick, St. Joseph Parish, Cottleville, MO
Kelly Nachtegall
Thomas Nachtegall
D. Brendan Nagle, Professor of History (emeritus), University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
Blaise Nagy
Antoine Naim
Tobias Nathe
Irene Nave
Giliel Nellis
Sean Nelson, Alliance Defening Freedom
Thomas Nemia
Rev. Jay Scott Newman, Chancellor of the Diocese of Charleston
James Nolan
Michael-James Nolan
Alexander Norman, BA, MSt University of Oxford
Juliette Hughes Norwood
Mary Ann Novak
Catherine Noye
Sarah O
Ryan O’Connell
Eileen O Connor
Nora O’Brien
Elke O’Donnell
Deacon Tim O’Donnell, Executive Director, The Harvard Catholic Forum
Timothy O’Donnell
Nestor Ojeda
Valerie OKeeffe, Westchester Holocaust and Human Rights Commission
John F. O’Leary
Kristina Olney
Janey Olohan
Victor O’Loughlin
Taylor Olsen, St. John Chrysostom Byzantine Catholic Church
Seaghán Ó Murchú, OEF
Brian O’Neel
Susan O’Neil
Mary Ann O’Neil, Whitman College
Patrick Openlander, LifeVision
Ciarán O’Regan, Writer
James O’Reilly, The Broken Binnacle
Joseph O’Reilly
Rose O’Reilly
Nathan Orlando, Benedictine College
Joshua Orsi, The Catholic University of America
Elisabeth Ortiz
Mary Osborne
Lee Oser, College of the Holy Cross
Fr. Sinclair Oubre, JCL
James Owens
Nick Palmer
Maria M. Palmer
Matt Pana
Mark Paoletta
Kathy Parcheta
Laura Anne Paul Parker
Thomas Passantino
James Patterson, Ave Maria University
Miguel Ángel Quintana Paz, ISSEP Madrid
Joseph Pearce, Visiting Chair of Catholic Studies at Thomas More College of Liberal Arts
Terrence J. Pell
Luke Perez, Arizona State University
Dominic Perrem
James Perry
Mary Perry
Andrew Petiprin, Spe Salvi Institute
Marijana Petir
Daniel Philpott, University of Notre Dame
Sharon Piasecki
Andrea Picciotti-Bayer, Director, The Conscience Project
Tina Pilato
Rex Pilger, Archdiocese of Denver
Dave Pivonka, TOR, President, Franciscan University
Anthony Pizza
Jason Poblete. The Global Liberty Alliance
Jeffrey Pojanowski, Notre Dame Law School
Ramesh Ponnuru, The National Review
Andrew Porter, St. Michel’s Parish, Livermore, CA
Lisa Porter
Thomas Powers , Carthage College
Kathleen Prevost
Ashley Prothro
Sharon Purcell
David Quackenbush
Ana Rose Quintana, Senior Director of Policy, The Vandenberg Coalition
Sarah Beth R.
Mario Ragazzi
Paul Rahe, Hillsdale College
James Raley
Javier Ramirez
Rafael Ramirez-de-Alba, IPADE Business School
Ben Ranieri
Anthony Raspanti
Pam Raymond
Tracy Reed, St. Thomas Catholic Church
J.B. Rees
Mary Regnier
Martin Reid, St. Joseph’s Church, Troy, NY
Rev. Richard F. Reidy
Robert Reilly
Adrian J. Reimers, Holy Cross College
Robert Renaud
R. R. Reno, First Things
Deborah Rentler
John Reutter, Blinn College
Sabrina Ricci
Jay W. Richards, The Heritage Foundation
Daniel Bezalel Richardsen, Ordinariate & Ukrainian Catholic
Glenn Ricketts, National Association of Scholars
Charles H. Rieper, Faculty, Catholic Distance University
Simone Rizkallah, Endow
Martin Robb
Nanette Roberts
Kevin D. Roberts, PhD, President, The Heritage Foundation
Sara Robinson
Benedetto Rocchi, University of Florence (IT)
Beata Rock
Caroline Rodriguez
Darla Romfo
Ellen Sarah Ronnenberg
Lila Rose, Founder and President, Live Action
Clare Rowan
Anna May Rudolph
Rosemary Ryan
Stephen Ryan, OP, Dominican House of Studies
Peter Sabbath
Tracy Sabol, EWTN News Nightly
Estrella Salgado
Jeffrey Salmon
Scott Salvato, Davidson College Campus Minister, Diocese of Charlotte
Ashley Samelson, The Catholic Association
Nicolas Sanchez, Emeritus Professor, College of the Holy Cross
Joseph Sanders, Order of Malta
Elsa Sands
Stephen Satterly
Deborah Savage, Franciscan University
Katy Savercool
Judy Savoy
Anne Schlafly, Chairman, Eagle Forum
Rita-Maria Schmidt
Gary J. Schmitt, Senior Fellow, American Enterprise Institute
Matthew Schmitz, Founder and editor, Compact
Douglas Schmitz
Alexander Schniertshauer
Kurt Schreyer
Mary Schwarz
Adam Schwartz, PhD, Christendom College
Pamela Schwartz
Thomas Schwartz, Vanderbilt University
David Scott, Archdiocese of Los Angeles
James Scott
Gary Seaton
Patty Secor
Cathy Shannon
Mike Shaw
Trevor Shelley, Arizona State University
Kristin Shewfelt
Stephen Shoda
Serena Sigillito
Laura Sigmon
Jeffrey Silleck
Luma Simms, Fellow, Ethics and Public Policy Center
Chris Sinclair
Barbara Sirovatka
Christopher Skeet
John Sklut, Gonzaga
Edward Sloan
Audrey Small
Brittany Smartt
Thomas Smith, The Catholic University of America
Lawrence Smith
Andy Smith
Mary Rose Somarriba
Mary Sommers, University of St Thomas
Rebecca Sopkin
John Soriano, Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Dallas
Carol Ann Southard
David Spencer
Loretta Spesia
Bernard Spitz
Haimar Supriatno Staib
Tom Stallings
Clifford Staples, University of North Dakota
Andrew Stefanelli, Knights of Columbus Council 13040
Julieann Stengle, Alumna, University of Notre Dame
TJ Stevens
Elizabeth Stewart, Open University, Retired
Michael Stewart, Saint Charles Borromeo Parish, North Hollywood, California
Jennifer Stoddard
Stephanie Stoeckl, Franciscan University
Stanley Stolte, University of Colorado
James Stoner, Louisiana State University
Benjamin Storey, American Enterprise Institute
Jenna Silber Storey, American Enterprise Institute
Michael R. Strain, Director of Economic Policy Studies, American Enterprise Institute
Mark Strand, Former President of the Congressional Institute (retired)
Paul Suddes
Brett Swearingen, Miller Johnson
Christian Swezey
Lawrence Sych
Catherine Szkop , Combat Antisemitism Movement
Marcela Szymanski, Human Rights Researcher, Centro de Estudios sobre Impunidad y Justicia (CESIJ), Cholula, Mexico
Solene Tadie, National Catholic Register
Mark Taubert
Henry R. Taylor
Anne Coté Taylor
Flagg Taylor, Skidmore College
Alec Taylor
Ginni Thomas, President, Liberty Consulting
Clare Thomas, Catholic Union of Great Britain
Robert Thompson, Member, Order of Franciscan Seculars
Gregg Thompson
Tracy Thorne
Michael Tierney , Goldman Sachs (Retired)
Andrew Tobin, Former Arizona House Speaker 2010-2014
Edward Tonnessen
Hilary Towers
John Traffas
Susan Orr Traffas, Mary Seat of Wisdom Academy
Kenneth Treece
Martin Triggs
Victoria Tripp
Kerry Troup
Patrick Tully, Sr., University of Scranton
StClair Tweedie
Erik Twist, Arcadia Education
John P. Twohy
Eric Ueland
Kristen Ullman, President, Eagle Forum
Cathy Vale
Claire Valente
Christine Valosin, Lay Carmelite
Malachi Van Tassell, TOR, President, St. Francis University
David Vanderhooft, Associate Professor of Hebrew Bible, Boston College
Rafael Vargas
Amy Varin
Jill Vice
Andre Villeneuve, Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Catholics for Israel
Susan Virgilio
Evelyn Birge Vitz, Professor Emerita of French, New York University
Diego von Stauffenberg, Drexel Group
Todd Voss
David Wagner, Free Families Foundation
Jeremy Wagner, St. John’s Seminary
Christopher Waldron
Thomas Wale
Diane Walker, Diocese of Raleigh, North Carolina
Jill Wallace
Shannon Walsh
John Walter
Mary Ward
Lory Warren
Jesse Watson
Katherine Weesner
George Weigel, PhD, Distinguished Senior Fellow and William E. Simon Chair in Catholic Studies, EPPC
Elizabeth Weisser, Baylor University
Anna Wellisz, The Edmund Burke Foundation
Mark West, St Albert the Great, Louisville, Kentucky
Eric Westby, PhD
Anne White
Patrick Whooley
Laura Wieloch
Brad Wilcox, University of Virginia
David Will
Beverly Willett
Matthew Wilson, Princeton University
Michael Wilson
Sarah Wilson
Bradford Wilson, Princeton University
Thomas Wilson
Ned Windnagel
Suzanne Winkowski
Diane Wisniewski
Tara Wivell
Christopher James Wolfe, PhD, Associate Professor of Political Science, University of St Thomas
Sue Wuorinen, St. Jude Parish
Margaret Wysocki
Bill Yates, St. Paul Catholic Parish, Richmond, VA
Joan Yates, St. Paul Catholic Parish, Richmond, VA
Lissette Yellico
Jacqueline Yoshinari
Megan Zettel
Paz Zorita
Luanne Zurlo