Steven Bozza is Director of the Office of Life and Family for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia and an Adjunct Professor of Biomedical Ethics and Moral Theology at Immaculata University, Pennsylvania. He served as an editor, freelance writer and media contact for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Department of Pro Life Activities for issues related to Artificial Reproductive Technologies.
He has spoken and written extensively on Bioethics and marriage and sexuality. His published articles include: Pre-Cana and Post-Abortion Trauma Psychological and Pastoral Implications and The Morality of Ovarian Transplants.
Education:
MA (Moral Theology) St. Charles Seminary, Wynnewood, PA
STD (ABD) (Bioethics) Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum, Rome
Area of Teaching Specialization: Theology
Course Level: Graduate
Courses Taught: THEO 560 Fundamental Moral Theology; THEO 280/PHIL 260 Catholic Bioethics I
