Contributors

Nathaniel "Nate" Tinner-Williams is a co-founder and editor of the Black Catholic Messenger. He is also a theology grad/nerd and loves to engage in the New Evangelization through the internet. A lifelong Christian and newborn Catholic, he is always looking to discover just how deep and wide the Church truly is.

Nathan Turowsky—a native New Englander, an alumnus of Boston University School of Theology, and one of the relatively few Catholic alumni of that primarily Wesleyan institution—works in the nonprofit sector and writes at Silicate Siesta.

Nicholas Senz is a husband and father, and Pastoral Associate at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Fishers, IN. He received a B.A. in Communication Studies (Journalism track) from the University of Portland, and an M.A. in Philosophy and M.A. in Theology from the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology in Berkeley, CA. Nicholas served as a Master Catechist in California. He has taught faith formation and catechist training courses in parishes across the country, and has taught philosophy and religion at the community college level. He has also been published in several Catholic websites and periodicals, including Aleteia, Catholic Digest, Catholic Herald (UK), Catholic World Report, and Homiletic and Pastoral Review. Nicholas lives in Indiana with his wife and three children.

Nick Freiling is Managing Editor at Theophaneia and a homeschooling father of five. He lives in Jacksonville, FL.

Patric Peters is a doctoral student in theological ethics with a minor in systematic theology at Boston College.

Originally from Bowling Green, Kentucky, Patric attended undergrad at Western Kentucky University, where his long-time interests in theology and art led to degrees in Religious Studies and Graphic Design. Patric has since earned a M.A. in Theology and, more recently, a Th.M. in Systematic Theology from Boston College’s own Clough School of Theology and Ministry.