Thomas G. Weinandy has spent most of his Capuchin priestly life as a teacher. He has taught at various Catholic universities in the United States and for twelve years lectured in history and doctrine within the Faculty of Theology at the University of Oxford, UK. Most recently he was executive director for the Secretariat of Doctrine at the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.Father Weinandy recently received the prestigious Pro Ecclesia et Pontifi­ce medal from Pope Francis for his dedicated work on behalf of the church and the pontiff. Upon completing his sabbatical in 2014, he will take up teaching positions in Washington, DC and Rome.

Thomas G. Weinandy has spent most of his Capuchin priestly life as a teacher. He has taught at various Catholic universities in the United States and for twelve years lectured in history and doctrine within the Faculty of Theology at the University of Oxford, UK. Most recently he was executive director for the Secretariat of Doctrine at the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.Father Weinandy recently received the prestigious Pro Ecclesia et Pontifi­ce medal from Pope Francis for his dedicated work on behalf of the church and the pontiff. Upon completing his sabbatical in 2014, he will take up teaching positions in Washington, DC and Rome.

Thomas G. Weinandy has spent most of his Capuchin priestly life as a teacher. He has taught at various Catholic universities in the United States and for twelve years lectured in history and doctrine within the Faculty of Theology at the University of Oxford, UK. Most recently he was executive director for the Secretariat of Doctrine at the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.Father Weinandy recently received the prestigious Pro Ecclesia et Pontifi­ce medal from Pope Francis for his dedicated work on behalf of the church and the pontiff. Upon completing his sabbatical in 2014, he will take up teaching positions in Washington, DC and Rome.