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C. John McCloskey, III is a Catholic priest of Opus Dei. He is the former director of the Catholic Information Center of the Archdiocese of Washington. He worked on Wall Street - Citibank and Merrill Lynch - for some years before becoming a priest, being ordained in 1981 by Roger Cardinal Etchegaray.

He is known for a controversial tenure as an associate chaplain for Princeton University, and for his role in converting a number of influential American public figures to Roman Catholicism, such as Sam Brownback, Robert Novak and Bernard Nathanson.

Advisor, Christendom College
Advisor, Coming Home Network
Advisor, Single Catholics
U.S. representative for the ecclesastical faculty, Pontifical University of the Holy Cross
U.S. representative for the ecclesastical faculty, University of Navarra

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	'''C. John McCloskey, III''' is a [[Roman_Catholic_Church\|Catholic]] priest of [[Opus Dei]]. He is the former director of the Catholic Information Center of the [[Archdiocese of Washington]]. He worked on Wall Street - [[Citibank]] and [[Merrill Lynch]] - for some years before becoming a priest, being ordained in 1981 by [[Roger Cardinal Etchegaray]].		'''C. John McCloskey, III''' is a [[Roman_Catholic_Church\|Catholic]] priest of [[Opus Dei]]. He is the former director of the Catholic Information Center of the [[Archdiocese of Washington]]. He worked on Wall Street - [[Citibank]] and [[Merrill Lynch]] - for some years before becoming a priest, being ordained in 1981 by [[Roger Cardinal Etchegaray]].