Our Speakers for 2025
Keynote Speakers
Session Speakers
Julianne Stanz
Storyteller, encourager and author, Julianne Stanz is the Director of Evangelization and Discipleship for the Diocese of Green Bay, Wisconsin. She is passionate about parish life and has been a consultant to the United States Catholic Conference of Bishops for ten years. She currently serves on the USCCB Committee on Catechesis and Evangelization and is a member of the Eucharistic Revival Executive Team. Julianne has been profoundly influenced by her life growing up in Ireland. She is the author of the books “Braving the Thin Places: Celtic Wisdom to Create a Space for Grace” and “Start with Jesus: How everyday disciples will renew the Church” published by Loyola Press.Her newest book is “The Catholic Parents’ Survival Guide: Straight Answers to Your Kids’ Toughest Questions about Faith”. She is happily married to Wayne, and they have three children. You can catch up with her at www.juliannestanz.com
Deborah Ann Alaniz
Deborah Ann Alaniz, is the Executive Director of ACTS Missions in San Antonio, Texas. She describes herself as a cradle Catholic and is a parishioner of St. Ann where she grew up going to church. She lived her ACTS Retreat in 2004 and has participated on Women and Teens teams as member, director, and spiritual companion. Deborah began working with ACTS Missions in 2015 as a volunteer, then as a member of the Board of Directors and in September 2017 began her position as Executive Director. With 20 years of experience with ACTS Retreats, Deborah will share the history and fruits of the ACTS Apostolate and the potential to transform parishes in the Diocese of Reno.
Dr. Andrew and Sarah Swafford
Dr. Andrew and Sarah Swafford found Jesus Christ in a powerful way in college and have devoted their lives to sharing the joy of his truth ever since. They speak frequently across the country (and in Europe, Australia, and the Philippines) on dating, marriage, the moral and spiritual life, St. John Paul II, and Sacred Scripture. Together, they are the authors of Gift and Grit: How Heroic Virtue Can Change Your Life and Relationships and cohosts of Ascension’s What We Believe: The Beauty of the Catholic Faith, filmed in Rome. Sarah is the author of Emotional Virtue: A Guide to Drama-free Relationships and cohost of EWTN’s At the Heart of Relationships. She is also a contributor to Ascension’s Chosen. Andrew is Professor of Theology at Benedictine College and author of What We Believe: The Beauty of the Catholic Faith and A Catholic Guide to the Old Testament, both published by Ascension. He is also general editor and contributor to Ascension’s Great Adventure Catholic Bible and host of Ascension’s Bible studies on Romans and Hebrews. Andrew and Sarah live in Atchison, KS with their six children. You can find more information on their website: theswaffords.com.
Jordan Dicus
Jordan Dicus graduated from Bishop Manogue Catholic High School in 2016. He then went to play baseball and study at Lassen Community College for two years. In 2020 – 2021 he attended Mount Angel Seminary where he discerned priesthood and continued his studies. Upon discerning out of seminary, he began his roll as Campus Minister at Our Lady of Wisdom and doing campus ministry at Bishop Manogue High School. In the fall of 2024, he will graduate from Holy Apostles College & Seminary with a degree in Theology and a double major in Philosophy. When Jordan is not working, he enjoys hunting, fishing, riding motorcycles, spending time with his wife and playing music.
Fr. Pablo Gadenz
Father Pablo Gadenz is associate professor of Sacred Scripture at Mount St. Mary’s Seminary, Emmitsburg, MD, where he also works as a formation advisor and spiritual director. He is the author of the volume, The Gospel of Luke, in the Catholic Commentary on Sacred Scripture series. He holds a doctorate in theology from the Pontifical Gregorian University and a licentiate in Sacred Scripture from the Pontifical Biblical Institute. Ordained in 1996, he is a priest of the Diocese of Trenton and has taught in seminaries since 2008.
Padre Pablo Gadenz es profesor asociado de Sagrada Escritura en el Mount St. Mary’s Seminary en Emmitsburg, MD, donde también trabaja en la dirección espiritual y formación de los seminaristas. Es el autor del volumen, The Gospel of Luke, en la colección Catholic Commentary on Sacred Scripture. Es doctor en teología por la Pontificia Universidad Gregoriana y licenciado en Sagrada Escritura por el Pontificio Instituto Bíblico. Ordenado en 1996, es sacerdote de la Diócesis de Trenton y enseña en seminarios desde 2008.
- KEYNOTE : Friday 7pm Spanish – El camino hacia y desde Emaús: Escritura, Eucaristía y Misión
- KEYNOTE: Saturday 11am English – The Road to and from Emmaus: Scripture, Eucharist, and Mission
Clay Dimick
My name is Clay Dimick, and I am a 29 year old Catholic Husband and Father of two. My wife and I have been married for 4 years now, and we have two boys Callum (2) and Caiden (1). I am also a professional soccer player in the USL with the charlotte independence, where I am the team captain. I have been in this career for 7 years now. I have also been a Catholic just 7 years, I converted to the Catholic Faith on the feast day of Corpus Christi in 2018. The beauty and truth of the Eucharist called me home, and I can thankfully say that I have been shown the truth of the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church.
Aly Aleigha Band
Aly Aleigha is a full-time Indie-Folk Singer/Songwriter and Worship Leader based in Duluth, MN. A 2015 graduate of Franciscan University of Steubenville, OH, Aly’s studies in Theology and catechetics, along with her adventures & her personal, heartfelt stories have served as inspirations for her songwriting, which both rattle and comfort the soul of the listener.
Matthew & Madeleine Dobrowski
Matthew and Madeleine Dobrowski have served in various forms of college and parish ministry since their college years. They are returning to the Reno conference this year and are excited to share about their passion for leading people to Jesus through praise and worship music at retreats, youth groups, and adoration nights. The Faith Formation Office is grateful to have Matt and Maddie at the conference this year. Matt a NV native, was raised in Reno. He received his initiation sacraments here in the diocese and was active in youth ministry. As Boise State students he and Maddie welcomed a group of local teens to visit them up at St. Paul’s Newman Center to participate at ICYC. It was a terrific example of discipleship! They live their lives with Christ at the center! It is a joy to have them share what God has placed on their hearts; leading people to Jesus.
Madeleine Dobrowski
Maddie Dobrowski is a cradle-Catholic from the great Midwest, who currently resides in Spokane, WA. She spends her time reading, teaching literature, studying philosophy, and enjoying the PNW with her husband. She has served in various parish ministry roles throughout the years and is passionate about helping people encounter the love of God through the power of the Holy Spirit. Her most recent adventures include studying for her MA in Philosophy at Holy Apostles College and Seminary and working on various writing projects, including her new book, The Lord of the Rings and Catholicism.
Fr. Elkin José González
Fr. Elkin J. González is a priest of the Diocese of Tulsa, Oklahoma. He is a native of Colombia, South America. He has earned a Bachelor in Philosophy at the Eastern Catholic University in Colombia, a MDiv at St. Meinrad School of Theology in Indiana, a Sacred Theology Licentiate and Doctorate in Spiritual Theology from the Pontifical Institute of Spirituality Teresianum in Rome, and a MBA from the Northeastern Oklahoma State University. He has served as Associate Pastor at Sts. Peter and Paul in Tulsa, Director of Vocations, Vicar General, and currently serves as Pastor of the Parish of Christ the King in Tulsa. He has preached seminarians and priests retreats as well as spiritual exercises for religious sisters around the country. He has served in different boards and committees around his diocese and specializes in Mysticism and Carmelite Spirituality.
Katherine Angulo
*This session will be in spanish
Como directora del Programa de la Iniciativa Prosperando en el Ministerio, Katherine dirige cuatro importantes esfuerzos para promover esta iniciativa, tres de los cuales cuentan con el apoyo de Lilly Endowment, Inc. Katherine trabaja para preparar líderes pastorales a largo plazo, con los cimientos sólidos para un líder católico en el ministerio pastoral en la Iglesia; proporciona renovación intelectual y espiritual para los sacerdotes diocesanos invitados al Programa Bishop John M. D’Arcy para la Renovación Sacerdotal; y se está asociando con Iskali para crear culturas de afiliación en la Iglesia católica hispana en los Estados Unidos a través del Young Adult Innovation Hub. La cuarta iniciativa, generosamente apoyada por Gibney, busca volver a proponer a la Sagrada Familia de Nazaret como fundamento para la renovación catequética dentro de la Iglesia hispana doméstica. Este programa se está poniendo a prueba en la Arquidiócesis de San Antonio y la Diócesis de Raleigh.
As the Program Director of the Thriving in Ministry Initiative, Katherine directs four important outreach efforts, three of which are supported by Lilly Endowment, Inc. Katherine works to prepare pastoral leaders for long-term ministry in the Church in the Strong Foundations for Catholic Leaders program; provides intellectual and spiritual renewal for invited diocesan priests in the Bishop John M. D’Arcy Program in Priestly Renewal; and is partnering with Iskali to create cultures of affiliation in the Hispanic Catholic Church in the United States through the Young Adult Innovation Hub. The fourth initiative, generously supported by Gibney, seeks to re-propose the Holy Family of Nazareth as the foundation for catechetical renewal within the domestic Hispanic Church. This program is being piloted in the Archdiocese of San Antonio and the Diocese of Raleigh.
Chelsy Gomez
Chelsy Gomez serves as Program Consultant to the USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities. She helps dioceses and parishes increase their outreach and support to pregnant and parenting mothers through Walking with Moms in Need. Chelsy has a master’s degree in Catechetics from The Catholic University of America, as well as a Bachelor's Degree in journalism and literature from the University of Central Florida. Chelsy lives in Colorado with her husband where she also serves as the OCIA coordinator for her local parish.
Fr. Chuck Durante
Fr. Chuck Durante is currently rector at St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedral and Vicar General for the Diocese of Reno. A native of Reno, Nevada, Fr. Chuck has served in various parishes and ministries in Reno and Carson City, including high school chaplain, Diocesan Vocation Director, parochial vicar and pastor. He is the chair of the Life, Peace & Justice Commission of the Diocese of Reno.
-Fr. Chuck Durante, Vicar General of the Diocese of Reno
Dr. Stella Jeffrey
Dr. Stella Marie Jeffrey and her husband Greg currently live in Fargo, ND (yes, it’s a real place). Her ministry passion is discipleship and evangelization. Currently, Dr. Jeffrey works full-time for Franciscan University of Steubenville for the Catechetical Institute, CI, and as an adjunct professor for Theology and Catechetics. Her hobbies include playing guitar, choir, dancing, reading, and community improvement. She has served ‘on the front lines’ of the apostolic work of the Catholic Church for most of her adult life e.g. evangelization teams, mission work, Catholic schools, parishes, and diocesan leadership. Her hope is that all will be a means to grow in our love, understanding, and passion for the Jesus Christ, the Saviour and Lord, and His Family, the Church.
Fr. Peter Fonseca
Fr. Peter Fonseca, a priest of the Archdiocese of St. Louis, holds an MA in theology, a MS in bioethics and a MDiv. He serves as the director of continuing formation for priests in the Archdiocese of St. Louis while pursuing doctoral studies. Additionally, he serves as a consultor to various parties in the Archdiocese of St. Louis and the greater St. Louis area on bioethical issues while teaching bioethics to high school seniors. Fr. Fonseca has presented at various conferences / seminars across the country and has contributed to local television and national radio programs. He is frequently called upon to provide consultations for health care systems, private corporations, and individuals across the country on various bioethical issues.
- Death with Dignity: A Catholic Perspective FRI 101
- Accompanying Women Facing a Crisis Pregnancy: Upholding the Church’s teachings while assisting the mother in need. FRI 303
- Saturday Parent Track: Male and Female He Created Them: Sound Ethical and Pastoral Guidance to Navigate Gender Ideology. SAT 205
Dr. Natalie King
Natalie King, MD, is a palliative medicine physician who writes and speaks nationally educating about and advocating for the dignity of patients who are facing serious illness or nearing the end of their life. She partnered with the USCCB to improve education for Catholic laity about palliative care and organized a forum for the Catholic Medical Association on end-of-life issues. She wrote Intensive Caring: A Practical Handbook For Catholics About Serious Illness and End-of-Life Care which will be coming out in November with Ave Maria Press. She lives with her family in Utah and works for Intermountain Health.
Allison Gingras
Allison Gingras is a Deacon’s wife and mom of three. Allison is a Catholic new media specialist working with Catholic Mom, Family Rosary, and the Fall River Diocese. She hosts A Seeking Heart with Allison Gingras podcast and is blessed to be a co-host of the Catholic Momcast.
Allison is an award-winning author who shares her faith with humor and honesty on ReconciledToYou.com, in books, presentations, videos, and retreats.
She developed the Stay Connected Journals for Women series including her two volumes — The Gift of Invitation and Seeking Peace: A Spiritual Journey from Worry to Trust. Her new book, Encountering Signs of Faith: My Unexpected Journey with Sacramentals, the Saints, and the Abundant Grace of God (Ave Maria Press) recounts the remarkable adoption of her profoundly deaf daughter and how she taught her the faith through the Catholic Church’s sacramentals and devotions.
She has also contributed to a number of books, including The Ave Prayer Book for Catholic Mothers, Called by Name Devotional, and The Catholic Mom’s Prayer Companion. Coming January 2023, the Living the Word Catholic Women’s Bible (Ave Maria Press), of which she is a contributor—providing four reflections.
Eric Klekas
Eric Klekas was born and raised in Elko, Nevada as the sixth child in a large family of ten – nine boys and one girl. In April 2024, he had the joy of marrying his new wife, Kalli. He earned his bachelor’s degree in politics and a minor in Theology at Ave Maria University. During that time, he excelled on the basketball court, playing for five years and being honored as an NAIA All-American. He is passionate about preaching the truth of the Gospel, especially in the context of what John Paul II described as “the culture of death.”
Messy Family Project Mike & Alicia Hernon
Michael and Alicia Hernon are on a mission to empower parents to embrace their sacred calling which they believe is the key to the renewal of the Church and our society. Their ministry, The Messy Family Project, began as a podcast and has grown into a multi-media platform that provides free resources to couples to help them nurture their marriage as well as build a Catholic culture within their home. Although the podcast reaches over 38,000 families every month, the Hernon’s also travel throughout the United States inspiring husbands and wives to have deeper conversations and giving them the insight, inspiration, and practical tools to do so. They reside in Steubenville, OH, and are parents to ten children and grandparents to five. Learn more about them & their ministry at www.messyfamilyproject.org
Fr. Vincent Manalo
Rev. Ricky Manalo, CSP, Ph.D. is a Paulist priest, a composer, theologian, and author. He is the recipient of the 2020 Distinguished Catholic Music Composer of the Year Award by the Association of Catholic Publishers, and the 2018 Pastoral Musician of the Year Award by the National Association of Pastoral Musicians. He studied composition and piano at the Manhattan School of Music, theology at the Washington Theological Union (WTU), and liturgy, culture, and sociology at the Graduate Theological Union (GTU), Berkeley, CA. Currently, he is serving as Chairperson of the Paulist Initiative on Polarization. As a missionary priest, Fr. Manalo has been to 6 of the 7 continents to do a variety of presentations, from academic lectures, keynotes, and pastoral workshops, to preaching, presiding, and giving concerts. Pastoral Fields: Liturgy: Culture, Sociology, Ethnography, Asian and Pacific Island Catholicism, Intercultural Competence and Dynamics in Pastoral Contexts, Presbyteral Formation: Presiding, Preaching, and musical leadership.
Dr. William Keimig
Dr. Bill Keimig is the Deputy Director of the Catechetical Institute at Franciscan University of Steubenville, Ohio. For 15 years, he served as the Director of Religious Education at St. Mary’s of Piscataway Catholic Church in Clinton, Maryland. Along with this work, Dr. Keimig served as a master catechist in the Hearts Aflame and Faith Foundations catechist formation programs for the Archdiocese of Washington, DC. Dr. Keimig has served as a speaker in many other settings, including at the annual St. John Bosco Conference in Steubenville for over two decades, and at major venues in over 70 dioceses. He served for nine years as the Director of the Association for Catechumenal Ministry (ACM), which assists dioceses in training clergy and laity to do RCIA ministry and was the managing editor of ACM’s series of RCIA texts currently used in thousands of U.S. parishes and in many other countries. He also served for nine years as a volunteer counselor for a local crisis pregnancy center. Dr. Keimig holds a Doctorate in Ministry from the Catholic University of America, and a Master’s Degree in Theology and Christian Ministry with a Certification in Catechetics from Franciscan University. He also holds a Master’s Degree in Public Management from the University of Maryland in environmental policy. He and his wife, Heather, have six children running around: Rose, William, Julianna, Theodore, Elizabeth, and Gregory.
- Teaching Catechesis for Conversion: For parish leaders, DREs, and catechists FRI 103
- Growing People in the Eucharist and Fostering Fruitful Missionary Disciples: How the Catechetical Institute can help your parish or school. FRI 304
- The Family as the Context of Catechesis: For parents & for those in the parish who serve them. SAT 305
Damon Clarke Owens
Damon Owens, international speaker and evangelist, is executive director of Joyful Ever After (joyfuleverafter.org), and National Parish Engagement Officer for Communio.org. The first executive director of the Theology of the Body Institute, Damon has dedicated three decades to helping couples get the marriage they want from the marriage they have and equipping the Church to evangelize through the renewal of healthy relationships, marriage, and the family. Damon keeps a full international speaking schedule on the good news of marriage, sexuality, Theology of the Body, Theology of the Family, adoption, and NFP. In 2018, Pope Francis honored Damon with his Benemerenti Papal Medal in recognition for his work in support of marriage and family. Damon and his wife Melanie have eight children, two grandchildren, and live outside Philadelphia. Damon has published numerous articles, appears on many radio and television programs (Relevant Radio, Ave Maria, Catholic Answers, EWTN, Immaculate Heart Radio, ABC World News Tonight, CBS News, and National Public Radio), taught in many major Catholic faith programs, and has hosted and produced three 13-part television series. He is also an accomplished gospel singer honored with a solo during the 1995 NJ Papal Mass at Giants Stadium presided by Pope St. John Paul II.
Erika P. Solis
Erika P. Solis, is a Chapter Manager at ACTS Missions in San Antonio, Texas. She is an active parishioner of Sacred Heart Catholic Church and is a very energetic, positive, passionate Catholic. Erika lived her ACTS Retreat in 2018 where she had her personal encounter with God that led her to becoming an intentional disciple of Christ. She enjoys serving as a volunteer in all ministries needed and most recently led her parish’s ACTS Core team as Facilitator. She joined ACTS Missions in January 2024 to support and manage 7 of 22 regional chapters in the US.She is blessed and grateful to have the opportunity to share her conversion with others.
Laura Kolbe
Laura Kolbe is a certified instructor with Healing the Culture, where she trains students and adults in the philosophical foundations of the pro-life movement. She previously worked as a high school theology teacher and campus minister in Washington State. Laura is a wife and mother of five children. She is a founding parent and Secretary of the Board of Directors of the Chesterton Academy of Notre Dame, a joyfully classical Catholic high school in Spokane, WA.
Vocations
God calls all people to holiness. The Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC) explains: “All Christians in any state or walk of life are called to the fullnessof Christian life and to the perfection of charity” (2013). Fundamentally, everyone is called to live out the call to holiness as witnesses to Christ’s teaching and the life of faith sustained by the Church through their Baptismand Confirmation (CCC 900). Living out a call to holiness is essential to thelife and mission of the Church. Every one of Christ’s disciples shares a call to holiness and to the mission of evangelizing the world (CCC 1533). A vocation is our way of answering God’scall to build the kingdom of God in our daily lives (CCC 898). Our vocationspecializes the Church’s mission to fit into our lives: who we are, our charisms, and what God has planned for us. To some, God calls to loveanother in the sacrament of Holy Matrimony: a covenant which establishesa partnership of the whole of life, where the two together renounce themselves and follow Christ, thus enabling them to live out the original meaning of marriage (CCC 1601, 1615). To others, God calls to a deeper participation in the Church’s life and ministry as consecrated religious, deacons, or priests.
Diana Macalintal
Diana Macalintal is the cofounder and codirector of TeamRCIA and Liturgy.life and is a widely recognized leader in the areas of the catechumenate and Catholic liturgy and music. With a Master of Arts in Theology from Saint John’s University in Collegeville, Minnesota, she served in campus, parish, and diocesan ministries for over 30 years. She is a prolific author and speaker, a published liturgical composer, and serves on the advisory boards of several national Catholic organizations. Find her with her husband, Nick Wagner, at TeamRCIA.com.
Fr. Donald Wolf
Fr. Wolf is a native of Wheatland, OK. He holds Bachelor of Philosophy and aMaster of Divinity degrees from St. Meinrad School of Theology and a Doctor of Ministry degree from Seabury-Western School of Theology, Chicago. He was ordained a priest of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City in1981 and has served in a variety of parishes throughout the Archdiocese.. Fr. Wolf is currently the pastor of Sacred Heart Parish and Rector of theBlessed Stanley Rother Shrine in Oklahoma City. In addition, he hosts ‘LivingCatholic’, a weekly radio program, and serves as Moderator and Spiritual Director of the Cursillos de Cristiandad in the archdiocese.
Michael Nizankiewicz
Michael Nizankiewicz – SVDPS International Territorial Vice President
Michal Nizankiewicz worked in executive and leadership roles with the non-profit sector for over 40 years and is now retired. He has been a member of the St. Vincent de Paul society since 1988, and Mike has served in multiple positions with increasing levels of authority and responsibility within SVDPS. He is one of twelve International Territorial Vice Presidents across the globe for the International Society of St. Vincent de Paul.
April Zampirro
April Zampirro is a Certified FertilityCare Practitioner with FertilityCare Center of Reno. She graduated from Thomas Aquinas College with a Bachelor of Arts in the Great Books Program. She received training in theCreighton Model FertilityCare System at the St. Paul VI Institute in Omaha, NE and has been teaching young women and couples for 6 years. Duringthat time, she has presented the Wonder of Eve to young high school women and their mothers throughout the Diocese. She is excited to shareher story, which started back in high school, of learning more about their cycle and how beautiful we are as women.
Katie Patrizio
Katie Patrizio is a Catholic speaker and teacher best known for her talks on Scripture. She holds degrees in philosophy and theology and hosts a weekly podcast called Sunday Dive. She has worked in parish formation for over a decade and currently serves as Director of Faith Formation at St. Francis of Assisi in West Des Moines, Iowa, the largest Catholic parish in the state.
Matthew Schambari
Matthew Schambari currently serves as the President of Bishop Manogue Catholic High School and oversees the Catholic Schools Office for the Diocese of Reno. He has worked in Catholic high schools across three dioceses for over twenty years, working with thousands of teens throughout his career. Matt brings experience as a Campus Minister, Theology Teacher, Administrator, and Head of School. He has led countless retreats and workshops and offered numerous presentations around teens and teenage spirituality. He and his wife Sally have three children and reside in Reno, Nevada.
Joshua Snow
Hello! My name is Josh Snow and I’m the Team Director for the FOCUS Missionaries at UNR this year. I’m originally from Kansas City, MO, and this is my 8th year on staff with FOCUS. I graduated from Benedictine College where I met my wife, Annie, who is from Reno. We have 2 beautiful daughters, Lena (age 4) and Avonlea (age 1), and we are expecting a baby boy at the end of September! We feel blessed to serve the students at UNR and live close to family. I previously served with FOCUS at the University of South Dakota and Idaho State University before coming to UNR. I love food, playing ping pong and other sports, watching movies, and sharing the joy of the Catholic faith with people.
Nick Wagner
Nick Wagner is the cofounder and co-director of TeamRCIA.com. He has a gift for translating theological principles into simple and clear language that inspires joy, commitment, and passion for faith. With more than 35 years of experience, he has become a leading voice and trainer in Catholic liturgical and catechetical ministries. He has worked in campus, parish, and diocesan positions, as well as in religious publishing, and he holds a master’s degree from Saint John’s University, Collegeville, Minnesota. Nick is the author of many publications including Field Hospital Catechesis: The Core Content for RCIA Formation.
- “Go. Heal the Wounds” — Become a Field-Hospital for Faith FRI 104
- Seek the Living God — Five Questions for Conversion FRI 203
- Six principles for turning seekers into missionary disciples. SAT 103
Fr. Donald Wolf
Fr. Wolf is a native of Wheatland, OK. He holds Bachelor of Philosophy and a Master of Divinity degrees from St. Meinrad School of Theology and a Doctor of Ministry degree from Seabury-Western School of Theology, Chicago. He was ordained a priest of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City in 1981 and has served in a variety of parishes throughout the Archdiocese. Fr. Wolf is currently the pastor of Sacred Heart Parish and Rector of the Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine in Oklahoma City. In addition, he hosts ‘Living Catholic’, a weekly radio program, and serves as Moderator and Spiritual Director of the Cursillos de Cristiandad in the archdiocese.
El Padre Wolf es nativo de Wheatland, OK. Tiene una Licenciatura en Filosofía y una Maestría en Teología de la Escuela de Teología St. Meinrad y un Doctorado en Ministerio de la Escuela de Teología Seabury-Western, Chicago. Fue ordenado sacerdote para la Arquidiócesis de Oklahoma City en 1981 y ha servido en una variedad de parroquias en toda la Arquidiócesis. El Padre Wolf es actualmente el párroco de la Parroquia del Sagrado Corazón y Rector del Santuario Beato Stanley Rother en la ciudad de Oklahoma. Además, presenta ‘Living Catholic’, un programa de radio semanal, y se desempeña como moderador y director espiritual de los Cursillos de Cristiandad en la arquidiócesis.
- “Bread for the Journey” – The Eucharistic Missionary Pilgrimage of Blessed Father Stanley Rother FRI 102
- “Bread for the Journey” – The Eucharistic Missionary Pilgrimage of Blessed Father Stanley Rother SAT 201
- EM-S “El Pan Para el Camino” – La Peregrinación Misionera Eucarística del Beato Padre Stanley Rother SAT-307