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The Foundation's Fellows Program supports advanced graduate scholars (M.A./Ph.D.) working in Catholic theology, ecumenism, and related fields. Fellows receive research stipends, lodging and travel support for conferences, and affiliation with the Foundation's academic community.
Learn About the Fellows Program →The Kydones Review welcomes peer-reviewed submissions in theology, ecumenism, patristics, and Church history. We publish scholars at all career stages — from graduate students to senior academics. Submissions should be 5,000–8,000 words, Chicago 17th edition, with a 250-word abstract.
View Submission Guidelines →The Foundation hosts lectures, seminars, academic symposia, and the Orientale Lumen conference. Events bring together scholars, clergy, and lay faithful in a spirit of serious dialogue. Sign up for our newsletter to receive advance notice of upcoming events and registration links.
View Upcoming Events →Andrew Likoudis offers professional consulting in Catholic-Orthodox ecumenism, magisterial authority, Vatican II and the postconciliar Church, radical traditionalism, and canon law. Sessions are available at multiple price points for individuals, parishes, institutions, and publishers.
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Give Now →Have a proposal, a partnership inquiry, or simply want to connect with the Foundation's work? We're genuinely open to hearing from scholars, journalists, publishers, clergy, and lay faithful who share our commitment to ecumenism, theological integrity, and Christian unity.
Contact Us →Fellows must be currently enrolled in an M.A. or Ph.D. program in theology, philosophy, Church history, or a related field, and must have presented at at least one academic conference or have a publication record.
Applications require a research proposal (1,000–1,500 words), a current CV, a writing sample (5,000–10,000 words), and two letters of recommendation from academic supervisors or faculty members.
Send all materials to alikoudis@likoudislegacy.com with the subject line "Fellows Program Application — [Your Name]." Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
Shortlisted applicants will be invited to a brief video call with Foundation leadership. Decisions are typically communicated within four weeks of the interview. Fellows are announced publicly on the Foundation's website and social media.