Notable Alumni
- Mary Beth Bonacci, internationally known speaker and columnist.
- Delia Gallagher, journalist (Rome-based), Senior Editor, Inside the Vatican, formerly CNN Faith and Values Correspondent.
- Tom Hoopes, former executive editor, National Catholic Register; co-editor, Faith and Family Magazine.
- Francis J. Kelly, managing director and head of Government Affairs, Americas, Deutsche Bank; former writer for Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush
- Jason Kenney, Minister of Citizenship, Immigration, and Multiculturalism; Government of Canada.
- The late Prince Robert and the late Prince Edouard-Xavier de Lobkowicz de Bourbon-Parma, former Lieutenants in the French Army, members of Sovereign Military Order of Malta, and grandnephews of the last Habsburg rulers of Austria and Hungary.
- Ed McFadden, advisor to Senator Fred Thompson; former advisor to U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft, and senior editor, Reader's Digest;
- George Neumayr, editor, Catholic World Report; former executive editor, American Spectator; contributor, National Review; contributor, California Political Review; former editor, San Francisco Faith; Hoover Institution Media Fellow.
- John Norton, journalist, editor of Our Sunday Visitor, former reporter for the Rome bureau of Catholic News Service and international news anchor for Vatican Radio.
- Adrian Walker, theologian, editor of Communio International Catholic Review, English translator of books by Pope Benedict XVI.
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