By J. DuBois
ROME-RUTHENIA 16 March 2026 (NRom)
Alongside its ancient Apostolic inheritance, the United Roman-Ruthenian Church is shaped by a leadership deeply engaged with the intellectual challenges of the modern world. A graduate of Harvard University, Georgia Institute of Technology, and the University of Kentucky, with seminary formation at the Pontifical Georgian College, His Apostolic Highness the Most Holy Pope Radislav I of Rome-Ruthenia has served for many years as a professor, teaching in the fields of economics, sustainability, business and finance, mathematics, and physics. He has developed university-level coursework in decision strategy, game theory, mathematics, physics, and behavioral economics. This includes international academic work and engagement within leading scientific and academic circles, in partnership with institutions such as the Georgia Institute of Technology and the Harvard University Extension School. His Holiness continues to teach globally, primarily in the areas of economics, business, and sustainability.
This synthesis of scientific formation and Apostolic tradition reflects a continuity of both faith and reason — a Church that preserves the past while engaging the complexity of the present.
