Gabriel von Wendt, L.C. is a university professor with experience in the elaboration and dissemination of philosophical ideas for various spheres of society through courses, programs, and training.

His work focuses mainly on the phenomenon of cultural change, the existential development of the human person, and the work of Romano Guardini.

He works as an Adjunct Professor of Philosophical Anthropology and Philosophy of Culture at the Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum in Rome.

He is the co-founder and co-director of the research line “Dialogue and Evangelization in Postmodern Culture,” which seeks to train and accompany people to engage in difficult conversations in polarized contexts in order to develop models of cultural impact from a sound and open Catholic perspective. This corresponds to the publication Catholic Worldview (2023).

For his doctoral thesis in philosophy, he studied models of human development based on Romano Guardini’s theory of polar opposition. This corresponds to the publication Melodie des Werdens (2024), which was awarded by the Görres-Gesellschaft and the Alfred-Petzelt Foundation (Germany) in the category of pedagogical sciences.