Kelly fell in love with Jesus at age 17 and has dedicated her life to bringing others into a radical relationship with Christ. Read more... She has been involved in ministry for more than a decade spreading the Gospel message at retreats, rallies and conferences. She speaks internationally to people of all ages on a variety of topics and has appeared on EWTN's Life on the Rock, and has been a contributor to Life Teen and Chastity Project blogs. Kelly currently serves as the Director of Youth and College Ministry at a parish in Northwest Florida. She graduated with honors from Niagara University with her B.A. in psychology, communications and theology and from Syracuse University with her M.S. in counseling. Kelly resides in Tallahassee, Florida.
Read bio... Kelly fell in love with Jesus at age 17 and has dedicated her life to bringing others into a radical relationship with Christ. She has been involved in ministry for more than a decade spreading the Gospel message at retreats, rallies and conferences. She speaks internationally to people of all ages on a variety of topics and has appeared on EWTN's Life on the Rock, and has been a contributor to Life Teen and Chastity Project blogs. Kelly currently serves as the Director of Youth and College Ministry at a parish in Northwest Florida. She graduated with honors from Niagara University with her B.A. in psychology, communications and theology and from Syracuse University with her M.S. in counseling. Kelly resides in Tallahassee, Florida.
Fr. David Michael Moses is 29 years old and grew-up in Houston, Texas. Read more... He started college when he was just 14 and graduated with his bachelor’s degree at the age of 18. He was accepted into several law schools, but ultimately felt called to the priesthood and entered seminary for the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. He was ordained in 2019 at the age of 25 and is now the parochial vicar at Christ the Good Shepherd in Spring, Texas. He enjoys writing music and his “Concerts for Life” have collectively raised over $640,000 to assist women in crisis pregnancies. Fr. David Michael is the founder of the Pilgrim Rosary project and is also active on social media, with a collective following of nearly 200,000, where he shares stories from priestly life.
Read bio... Fr. David Michael Moses is 29 years old and grew-up in Houston, Texas. He started college when he was just 14 and graduated with his bachelor’s degree at the age of 18. He was accepted into several law schools, but ultimately felt called to the priesthood and entered seminary for the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. He was ordained in 2019 at the age of 25 and is now the parochial vicar at Christ the Good Shepherd in Spring, Texas. He enjoys writing music and his “Concerts for Life” have collectively raised over $640,000 to assist women in crisis pregnancies. Fr. David Michael is the founder of the Pilgrim Rosary project and is also active on social media, with a collective following of nearly 200,000, where he shares stories from priestly life.
The Scally Brothers are a dynamic duo from Toledo, Ohio composed of Jacob and Zach Scally. Read more... From an early age they developed a passion for their faith and love of music. In 2019, the brothers launched their first national tour that stopped in nearly twenty states across the United States of America at various churches, camps, festivals, and fairs. Since then, they have traveled the U.S. sharing their heart for Youth Ministry and Young Adults. The Scally Brothers strongly believe that their mission is to revive the youth of the Church and bring a new energy to its people. A bible verse that is modeled for the duo comes from the book of Philippians. “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me” (Philippians 4:13).
Read bio... The Scally Brothers are a dynamic duo from Toledo, Ohio composed of Jacob and Zach Scally. From an early age they developed a passion for their faith and love of music. In 2019, the brothers launched their first national tour that stopped in nearly twenty states across the United States of America at various churches, camps, festivals, and fairs. Since then, they have traveled the U.S. sharing their heart for Youth Ministry and Young Adults. The Scally Brothers strongly believe that their mission is to revive the youth of the Church and bring a new energy to its people. A bible verse that is modeled for the duo comes from the book of Philippians. “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me” (Philippians 4:13).
As for a brief introduction, I was born and raised in Lamar, Colorado. Read more... My family has always been and remains a strong support and a true gift from our Lord. I grew up hunting and fishing, enjoying outdoor activities, skateboarding, working construction and wildlife management. I began playing guitar later in life. Upon discerning my call to the priesthood while in college, Bishop Tafoya accepted me as a Seminarian and sent me for formation in Indiana at Saint Meinrad Seminary. I was thrilled to be able to come back to Colorado as a priest after seven years of philosophy and theology studies. I had various summer assignments involving Spanish studies, parish living, helping at Catholic Charities here in Pueblo, and assisting at the Catholic Summer Camp in Texas. This past June 19 I celebrated my seventh anniversary of priesthood. I love being a priest!
Read bio... As for a brief introduction, I was born and raised in Lamar, Colorado. My family has always been and remains a strong support and a true gift from our Lord. I grew up hunting and fishing, enjoying outdoor activities, skateboarding, working construction and wildlife management. I began playing guitar later in life. Upon discerning my call to the priesthood while in college, Bishop Tafoya accepted me as a Seminarian and sent me for formation in Indiana at Saint Meinrad Seminary. I was thrilled to be able to come back to Colorado as a priest after seven years of philosophy and theology studies. I had various summer assignments involving Spanish studies, parish living, helping at Catholic Charities here in Pueblo, and assisting at the Catholic Summer Camp in Texas. This past June 19 I celebrated my seventh anniversary of priesthood. I love being a priest!
Bishop James Wall was born in Ganado, Arizona and lived there with his parents and five siblings for his young adult life, Read more... attending public school in Chandler, AZ, and continuing to college at Arizona State University in Tempe, AZ, where he studied history. After college he entered St. John Seminary in Camarillo, California, and was ordained a priest on June 6, 1998. On February 5, 2009, Bishop Wall was appointed by Pope Benedict XVI as the fourth Bishop of the Diocese of Gallup, and was consecrated and installed officially on April 23, 2009.
Read bio... Bishop James Wall was born in Ganado, Arizona and lived there with his parents and five siblings for his young adult life, attending public school in Chandler, AZ, and continuing to college at Arizona State University in Tempe, AZ, where he studied history. After college he entered St. John Seminary in Camarillo, California, and was ordained a priest on June 6, 1998. On February 5, 2009, Bishop Wall was appointed by Pope Benedict XVI as the fourth Bishop of the Diocese of Gallup, and was consecrated and installed officially on April 23, 2009.
Bishop Stephen Berg of the Diocese of Pueblo, is the oldest of ten children and attended Catholic schools, graduating in 1969. Read more... He earned a Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance from CU Boulder in 1973 and a Master of Music from Eastern NMU in 1975. After receiving a Master of Divinity degree in 1999, he was ordained to the priesthood by his uncle, Bishop Joseph L. Charron. Bishop Berg was ordained and installed as Bishop of Pueblo on February 27, 2014.
Read bio... Bishop Stephen Berg of the Diocese of Pueblo, is the oldest of ten children and attended Catholic schools, graduating in 1969. He earned a Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance from CU Boulder in 1973 and a Master of Music from Eastern NMU in 1975. After receiving a Master of Divinity degree in 1999, he was ordained to the priesthood by his uncle, Bishop Joseph L. Charron. Bishop Berg was ordained and installed as Bishop of Pueblo on February 27, 2014.
