Noah Bradon, M.A.

Noah Bradon leads communications and media strategy at the McGrath Institute for Church Life. He builds narrative ecosystems designed to rekindle wonder, reorient attention, and reground presence in a technocratic age.

Noah earned his Master of Arts in Theology at the University of Notre Dame. His graduate research applied an incarnational theology of communication to digital strategy, a focus that continues to shape his work. A condensed version appears in the Church Life Journal. 

Prior to joining the McGrath Institute, Noah spent a decade as a creative executive and entrepreneur. During that time, he co-founded and exited an agency before building an apostolate dedicated to accompanying people as they learn about the Church.

Noah writes for the devout, the disenchanted, and those drifting in between. He lives in South Bend with his wife and three children.