Looking for a knowledgeable, engaging, and leading Catholic voice to speak on the most pressing moral and cultural issues of our time? As President Emeritus of the National Catholic Bioethics Center and founder of the International Institute for Culture, Dr. John M. Haas is a recognized authority on topics surrounding the intersection of faith, family and science. He is currently the John Cardinal Krol professor at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary in Philadelphia. A distinguished Catholic ethicist who has dedicated his life to defending the dignity of the human person, Dr. Haas brings decades of experience, deep theological insight, and a compelling personal presence to audiences across the country.
He has advised bishops, healthcare professionals, and public leaders around the globe, and served as a consultor to the Vatican. His clarity of thought and fidelity to the teachings of the Catholic Church have made him a trusted voice on complex moral issues.

Speaking Topics
Dr. Haas is available to speak on a range of topics that are timely, deeply relevant, and rooted in the Catholic tradition:
• Family and Marriage
• Medical Ethics and the Dignity of Human Life
• Catholic Healthcare: Challenges and Witness

- Proven Expertise – With over 40 years in Catholic bioethics and cultural engagement, Dr. Haas brings unmatched depth to every talk.
- Clear and Faithful – His presentations are both intellectually rigorous and pastorally sensitive, always faithful to the Magisterium.
- Accessible and Engaging – Whether addressing a large conference or a parish audience, Dr. Haas speaks with clarity, humility, and conviction.

Booking Information
To inquire about availability or to request Dr. Haas as a speaker for your conference, parish, university, or other event, fill out the contact form below, and we will be in touch:
