Meg Hunter-Kilmer is an itinerant missionary and storyteller who travels the world telling people about the fierce and tender love of God. She is a Fellow of the Sullivan Family Saints Initiative in the McGrath Institute for Church Life and the author of three books about Scripture and the Saints. When she’s not obsessively googling obscure Saints, trying to convince people to read Scripture, or driving appalling distances while listening to audiobooks on double speed, she loves watching the Olympics and spending time with her nieces, nephews, and godchildren.

Kristy Malik is a beloved daughter of the King who is constantly learning what that looks like and feels like on a daily basis. She is always ready for an authentic deep discussion about anything religious, philosophical, or political, much to the chagrin of her light-hearted and funny musician husband. Together they are growing gray too quickly raising their five children ages toddler-to-teen in the suburbs of Washington, DC. She is a blogger and content creator for Walking with Purpose and loves encouraging women to realize their full potential as daughters of God.

Kimberly Begg is a Catholic wife and mother of five children who is trying to cooperate with God’s grace to guide her family to Heaven. She is the author of Unbreakable: Saints Who Inspired Saints to Moral Courage(TAN Books) and articles exploring a range of topics, especially regarding Catholic education. An attorney with nearly 25 years of experience strengthening Catholic and conservative causes, she helped found Young America’s Foundation’s Standing Up for Faith and Freedom seminar—a program for students at Catholic schools—while serving as the Foundation’s vice president and general counsel. She serves on the board of overseers of the Dominican House of Studies, the board of directors of Young America’s Foundation, the board of advisors of the Clare Boothe Luce Center for Conservative Women, and the DC board of regents of Thomas Aquinas College. She is director of programs and general counsel of the Ortner Family Foundation and editor of Catholic School Playbook, an online resource for the renewal of Catholic education.

Dr. Daniel and Bethany Meola are the co-founders of Life-Giving Wounds, a national Catholic apostolate dedicated to giving voice to the pain of adult children of divorce and helping them find lasting healing in Christ. Both Dan and Bethany graduated from the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and the Family (Dan, MTS and PhD; Bethany, MTS) and they have served the Church in various capacities for over a decade. The Meolas live in Bowie, MD with their two daughters, Zelie-Louise (6) and Grace (3), and they are members of St. Edward the Confessor parish.

Maribeth Harper celebrated paying her family’s last college tuition bill by writing a book for moms who have college-aged young adults entitled, And So We Pray.  Several years later she updated the book and honed it to help parents of freshmen navigate this critical first year of college with confidence. The book, released in March 2023 is entitled, A Spiritual Toolbox, Tips for Parenting Through the First Year of College. Maribeth blogs occasionally about parenting adult children at andsowepray.com. She is a certified spiritual director, wife, mother of four, and grandmother of ten and counting.

Mary Beth Loeffler is is a Philadelphia native, currently living in Ellicott City, Maryland.  She teaches Apologetics, Sacraments, and Morality courses at Mount de Sales Academy.  A graduate of Franciscan University, she has worked with Life Teen Missions, Steubenville Conferences, and often leads retreats for a variety of ages and focuses.  She loves the mountains and experiencing every adventure life has to offer.  Encountering the love of Christ is her greatest adventure yet!

Coordinadora nacional de la Renovación Carismática para Estados Unidos y Canadá. Kathia Arango, posee estudios de Pastoral Bíblica y Teología de la Arquidiócesis de Asunción, Paraguay. Fue miembro del Comité Nacional de la Renovación Carismática Católica del Paraguay trabajando en la Coordinación Nacional de Jóvenes. Así mismo, colaboró con el proyecto de la Avanzada Evangelizadora de la Secretaria Latinoamericana de Jóvenes. Actualmente se desempeña como directora del ministerio hispano de la Arquidiócesis de Filadelfia.