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Established in 1999, the Landregan Lecture was created to honor the contributions and legacy of Steve Landregan (1928-2018, MA ’73) – who served the Diocese of Dallas for decades as a catechist, historian, journalist, and dedicated servant of the Church.
Inspired by the reforms of the Second Vatican Council – especially in its call for a renewal biblical studies in Catholic circles, for optimistic engagement with the modern world, and for broader engagement throughout the Church – the Landregan Lecture brings nationally prominent figures to the University of Dallas to discuss theological issues facing the life of the Church. This annual lecture is addressed to the university community, those in professional ministry and educated Catholics the Landregan Lecture is the premier Catholic theological lecture in the DFW metroplex.
The First Inaugural Landregan Lecture (1999) was presented by R. Scott Appleby, the Director of the Kroc Institute at the University of Notre Dame on "Evangelizing Middle America: The Catholic Common Ground". Previous Landregan Lecturers:
