Notable Faculty and Guest Lecturers
- Mother Teresa of Calcutta
- Cornelius M. Buckley, SJ, Historian, Chaplain
- The Rev. Louis Bouyer, C.O., theologian of the French Oratory
- Dr. William Coulson, Psychologist, Proponent of ethnopsychology, Former colleague but eventual opponent of pioneering psychologists Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers
- Hans Urs Von Balthasar, Swiss theologian
- Anne Prah-Perochon, Ph.D., Founder and Editor-in-Chief, France Today
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