About Steve
Steve Skojec is a blogger, freelance writer, and Catholic journalist who also works as an account executive for a D.C. Area crisis communications firm handling Fortune 500 clients.
A cradle Catholic who grew up in the post-Vatican II era, he fell in love with the Traditional Latin Mass in 2004 and hasn’t looked back.
He has a BA in Communications and Theology from Franciscan University of Steubenville where he graduated with honors in 2001. He is currently an applicant to the MA program in Systematic Theology at the Notre Dame Graduate School of Christendom College for the Fall 2008 Semester.
Steve has worked as a writer, consultant, media analyst, art coordinator, administrative assistant, cemetery groundskeeper, assistant TV producer, religion teacher, Realtor®, missionary, youth group leader, desert Humvee tour guide, and pizza guy (not in that order).
He is a columnist and staff blogger for Inside Catholic (formerly Crisis Magazine). His writing has also appeared in publications such as The Washington Times, Accuracy in Academia, The Troubadour, Undercurrents, General Motors’ FYI Blog, and more.
Steve has also been featured as an essayist and guest on American Public Radio’s Speaking of Faith With Krista Tippet, and has made multiple appearances on Sacred Heart Radio’s Son Rise Morning Show.
He lives with his wife Jamie and their 3.5 children in Manassas, Virginia. He is available for both writing and speaking and can be contacted at skojec at gmail dot com (or just use the form below):
Given your savvy web-design skills, I wonder if this NYT story may hold the key to a new money-making venture for you:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/29/technology/29flip.html?pagewanted=1&ei=5087&em&en=9bc17e55ab4fcec5&ex=1217476800
I may not be looking closely enough, but darned if I can find an email address for you anywhere on the site… how does one contact you other than commenting??
Hi Steve,
Just wanted to say hi. I’ve enjoyed reading your articles at Inside Catholic and finally discovered your own blog which I’ve now bookmarked. Since I just learned you’re a fellow NoVa resident, I thought I’d say hello. I live in Sterling and am a parishioner of Our Lady of Hope in Potomac Falls. I’m 41 years old and have never been or even seen a traditional rite mass, I’m not sure I even knew what that meant until a couple of years ago when I started reverting back to the faith. But after reading your article as well as a few by others on the latin rite, I’ll be looking for an opportunity to experience one. I know our parish offers an occasional (monthly maybe) latin mass, as well as a very beautiful and reverent novus ordo mass, so I feel like we’re in good hands here.
Keep up the good work. I don’t care if you’re a rad trad or a novus nimnod, just keep the faith and keep it strong. Talk to you later.
Tom