Eamonn Clark, STL
Quick Facts
- Director of Development
- Moral theologian
- Ultra-endurance athlete
Bio
Eamonn Clark is the Development Director for Catholic Culture. He is a moral theologian and entrepreneur who has lived in Italy for the past 10 years.
Eamonn completed the STB and STL at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (Angelicum) and is currently finishing a doctorate there on Pius XI's social teaching. His academic interests include social doctrine, fundamental moral theology, and family ethics.
He has broad experience with archival research in Rome, including in the Vatican Apostolic Archives, the DDF, the Apostolic Penitentiary, the Vatican Secretary of State, and more.
Eamonn is well-traveled and has studied and lived with priests from all over the world, including several years in the curial houses of well-known religious orders in Rome. His interest in economic support for the missions takes him to some of the most far-flung places on the planet.
He is also an avid ultra-endurance athlete and a growing independent media personality.
Most recently on this site:
- “Shrinking” vocations: the McGrath report on seminary reform, pt. 2 - August 6
- “Shrinking” vocations: the McGrath report on seminary reform, pt. 1 - July 31
- The Revenge of Amoris Laetitia - July 15
- Prodigal Bishops and the SSPX - July 9
- “My Will Be Done”: On the SSPX Consecrations - June 12
