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Colleen Carroll Campbell
Colleen Carroll Campbell is an author, columnist, television and radio host and former White House speechwriter. She began her career as a reporter at the Memphis Commercial Appeal before becoming a news and editorial writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. In 2000, Campbell won a $50,000 Phillips Foundation Journalism Fellowship to write The New Faithful: Why Young Adults Are Embracing Christian Orthodoxy (Loyola Press, 2002). A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Marquette University, she then began work toward a doctorate in philosophy at Saint Louis University but interrupted her studies to become one of six speechwriters to President George W. Bush. Campbell writes a weekly op-ed column for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, blogs on religion and politics for The New York Times and The Washington Post, and serves as a guest commentator on such networks as PBS, CNN, and FOX News. She is the host of “Faith & Culture,” a television and radio interview show that airs internationally on EWTN, and on Relevant Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio. She lives in St. Louis with her husband and children and her website is www.colleen-campbell.com.
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Katrina Zeno
Katrina Zeno is an international speaker and the coordinator of the John Paul II Resource Center for Theology of the Body and Culture for the diocese of Phoenix, AZ. She is also co-foundress of Women of The Third Millennium, and organization that promotes the dignity, vocation and mission of women and men. Katrina hosted a 13 part series on EWTN on John Paul's Theology of the Body and she is aurthor of Discovering the Feminine Genius and other books. She was born and raised in San Diego and earned her BA in theology at the Franciscan University of Stubenville and now resides in Phoenix.alues, and how we can positively influence today's media and protect our children. |
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Eva Muntean
Eva Muntean was born April 1st 1958 in Communist Budapest. At the age of 9 she and her family escaped Budapest in the trunk of car and ended up in America.
Eva has lived in Indiana, Texas and now San Jose California before finally moving to San Francisco. She has an Aviation degree and is a pilot as well as having worked in Commercial Real Estate. After a re-conversion Eva now lives in San Francisco and works for Ignatius Press in Marketing. She is the Co-Founder for the West Coast Walk for Life, (www.walkforlifewc.com) and one of the Founders for Cinema Vita (www.cinemavita.org) a pro-life film festival in San Francisco. She is also on the US Board of Directors for the International Theological Institute in Trumau, Austria.
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Participating Clergy
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Rev. Rick Nagle
Father Rick Nagle is the administrator at St. John the Evangelist Parish in Indianapolis, and chaplain of the IUPUI Campus and director of young adult and college campus ministry.
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Rev. John Hollowell
Father John Hollowell is the sacramental minister at St. Malachy Parish in Brownsburg, and chaplain at Cardinal Ritter High School in Indianapolis. |
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Music Ministry
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Annie Karto
was originally from Indiana but now resides in Florida. Annie sings at many conferences and retreats all over the country. She will share her beautiful music with us. Annie is probably best known for her ministry of Divine Mercy. She has won many awards for her songs and songwriting but most importantly she will touch your heart with a renewed love for your Faith and a strong devotion to the Eucharistic Lord. |
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