Thomas More Society of America

Annual Gala Speaker: Judge Hogan,former chief Judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia and of the FISA Court    Senior Judge Thomas Hogan was the main speaker at the 2015 Gala Dinner of the Thomas More Society of America on May 14 at the Army Navy

Before entering national politics at the age of 40, how did Thomas More prepare himself? What was his theory of statesmanship after studying the Greek, Latin, and medieval classics for 17 years, and after 20 years of experience as a lawyer, judge, city leader, member of Parliament, and international ambassador?

On March 23, 2015, at the Thomas More Chapel at the Georgetown University School of Law, Sister Anne M. O’Donnell, SND, led the Society in a reflection of Thomas More’s “Tristitia” better known as “The Sadness of Christ.” Sister Anne is a Past President of the Society and Professor Emerita

EDWARD WHELAN — October 21, 2014 Edward Whelan, Esq., President of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, Spoke to the Thomas More Society, October 21, 2014. Ed Whelan addressed the Society at a luncheon at the Army Navy Club in DC. He provided an insightful analysis of the effects of