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Louis Massett is a husband, father, writer, musician, and educator. He is the author of Traddyland: Memoir of a Radical Traditional Catholic.
A graduate of Christendom College, he has dedicated much of his professional life to promoting Classical Education, where he has served as a coach, teacher, and headmaster.
He currently works for a Pro-Life apostolate promoting the Gospel of Life throughout the world. Lou and his wife Amber have seven children and reside in Northern Virginia.
Malcolm Schluenderfritz hosts Happy Are You Poor, a blog and podcast dedicated to discussing radical Christian community as a means of evangelization. He works as a graphic design assistant and a horticulturalist in Littleton, CO.
Mark Chamoun is an M.A. graduate in political science from the University of Toronto, interested in Middle Eastern politics, violence, public policy, minority groups, and religion. A cradle Catholic, he attends his local Chaldean Catholic Church in Toronto and is a ‘reader’ deacon in the Chaldean tradition.
Mark Hausam lives in Columbia, MO, with his wife Desiree and his nine children, where they are members at Our Lady of Lourdes parish. Mark teaches Theology at Fr. Tolton Catholic High School as well as Philosophy at State Fair Community College in Boonville, MO. He runs a blog at https://freethoughtforchrist.blogspot.com/ and is the author of Why Christianity is True and No Grounds for Divorce: Why Protestants (and Everyone Else) Should Return to the Unity of the Catholic Church.
Mark Joseph Williams, a forensic clinician, and clerical abuse survivor co-founded the Global Collaborative, a survivor led organization, and represents Archdiocese of Newark as Special Advisor. Mr. Williams' recent book: "Torrent of Grace - A Catholic Survivor's Healing Journey after Clergy Abuse" (Orbis Books) has received worldwide praise including by Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin, CSsR, Archbishop of Newark who has accompanied him: "Mark Williams is a gift to the Church. This brave book is a moving testimony to Mark's unwavering faith and advocacy for victims in and out of the pews."
Mark Redmond has worked in the field of caring for homeless and at-risk youth for over 42 years, starting as a member of the Covenant House faith community in 1981. He is presently executive director of Spectrum Youth & Family Services in Burlington, Vermont.
He has published columns in Forbes, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Huffington Post, Commonweal, The National Catholic Reporter and America. He is also a storyteller. His story “This Church” was onThe Moth Radio Hourand podcast, and he has had stories on other podcasts such as The Lapse, Family Secrets, The Goodness Exchange, Outside the Walls and Risk! A story he told for WGBH’s Stories from the Stage played on most public television stations around the United States, and his one-person show on Broadway,So Shines a Good Deed,premiered in October 2019. Six days later his one-person showThe Moustache Diariespremiered at The Flynn Space in Burlington. He has performed on stage in Boston, Brooklyn, Montreal and Burlington.
His first book,The Goodness Within: Reaching out to Troubled Teens with Love and Compassion(Paulist Press) was published in 2003 and his latest book,Called: A Memoir(Onion River Press) came out in May 2021.
Mark graduated from Villanova University in 1979 and from New York University with a masters in 1986.
Mark lives in Essex, Vermont with his wife Marybeth and son Liam who is a junior at the University of Notre Dame.
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