Welcome to the CIC

Fr. Charles Trullols is the Director of the Catholic Information Center, a corporation of the Archdiocese of Washington, DC. He assumed this role in March 2017. Originally from Barcelona, Spain, he graduated from the Barcelona School of Architecture, then earned a bachelors degree in Theology and a doctoral degree in Canon Law (JCD) from the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome. 

Fr. Trullols was ordained a priest in Rome for the Prelature of Opus Dei in 2006. Following his ordination he was assigned to work in Granada, Spain. In 2008 he moved to the United States and lived in Pittsburgh, South Bend, and Chicago, where he served the pastoral needs of the Prelature. Besides his current role at the CIC he is also assistant Chaplain at Oakcrest School in Virginia and Spiritual Director of the Leonine Forum, promoting Catholic social teaching among future leaders in Washington DC, New York and Los Angeles. Fr. Trullols speaks four languages fluently. 

Mitch Boersma is the Chief Operating Officer of the Catholic Information Center and co-founder of The Leonine Forum – a year-long program dedicated to giving young professionals in Washington a renewed understanding and love for the Social Teachings of the Church. Originally from Colorado, Mitch holds a Bachelors degree in Business from the University of Dallas and a Masters degree in Moral Theology and Ethics from the Catholic University of America. Prior to joining the CIC, Mitch held research positions at the American Enterprise Institute (Washington, DC) and worked as an independent writer and researcher on several book-length projects.

In 2013, Mitch was named one of FOCUS’ (Fellowship of Catholic University Students) 30 under 30 young Catholics, and is a member of the their DC Advancement Advisory Council.  He is a member of Catholic Voices (2013), a Washington Fellow of the National Review Institute (2012), a Tertio Millenio Seminar Fellow of the Ethics and Public Policy Center (2011), and a graduate of the Summer Seminar on Catholic Social Teaching from the Society of Catholic Social Scientists (2010). Mitch’s writing has appeared in Legatus Magazine, Verily Magazine, and National Review Online, and other religious and secular news outlets. He and his wife Rosie live in Fairfax, VA.

Angelica Tom is the CIC’s Director of Programming / Assistant Director of Development. She is a native of Northern Virginia and a product of local Catholic schools and has spent the past 15 years in Washington’s nonprofit sector in project management and marketing roles. She is proud to have been a Leonine Forum Fellow during co-founder Fr. Anre Panula’s last year of life (2016-2017).

Angelica can be reached at contact@cicdc.org for questions about upcoming events or making a tax-deductible contribution to the CIC.

Liz Langan is the Catholic Information Center’s Director of Development. Before joining the CIC, Liz spent two years in Rome studying at the Angelicum as a fellow in Interreligious Dialogue, working for the Angelicum Thomistic Institute, and eating gelato. She previously spent four years at the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty and three years serving as a missionary with the Fellowship of Catholic University Students. She is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh.

Kevin Jones is the Bookstore Manager at the Catholic Information Center. Kevin graduated with an American Studies and American Literature degree from the University of Maryland. He is a native of DC and has worked at the CIC since 2003. His passions include yearly missionary trips to Jamaica, consulting and managing indie-rock and jazz acts, and child behavior and development–for which he is currently pursuing a masters degree from Loyola University. He currently resides in Hyattsville with his wife and children.

Gerard P. McNair-Lewis is the Programming and Development Associate at the Catholic Information Center. Before joining the CIC he was an Adjunct Professor at Marymount University and a Research Assistant at the Thomistic Institute. Gerard received a Master of Arts in Theology from the Pontifical Faculty of the Immaculate Conception at the Dominican House of Studies, a Master of Letters in Theology and the Arts from the University of St Andrews, and a Bachelor of Philosophy from the Catholic University of America. He is from southern Maryland and is interested in the short stories of J.D. Salinger, the poetry of T.S. Eliot and Gerard Manley Hopkins, mystical and apophatic theology, and how the arts can assist the faithful in their spiritual formation.