Donald W. Mitchell is professor emeritus of comparative religions, spirituality, and interreligious dialogue at Purdue University. He is now a permanent visiting professor of spirituality and dialogue at Sophia University Institute, Florence, Italy. He is also the founding editor of Claritas: Journal of Dialogue and Culture. Donald W. Mitchell is professor emeritus of comparative religions, spirituality, and interreligious dialogue at Purdue University. He is now a permanent visiting professor of spirituality and dialogue at Sophia University Institute, Florence, Italy. He is also the founding editor of Claritas: Journal of Dialogue...

Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle is an award-winning and best-selling author of twenty books including The Kiss of Jesus and The Miraculous Medal. An award-winning journalist, speaker, and EWTN television host, she was blessed to know Blessed Mother Teresa for ten years, has received apostolic blessings and is a frequent national radio and television guest. www.donnacooperoboyle.com(link is external)

Lee is Professor of New Testament Studies at Theological Hall, Queen's College, Australia.

Dwight Longenecker is the author of Catholocism, Pure and Simple; More Christianity: Finding the Fullness of the Faith; St. Benedict and St. Therese and ten other books on the Catholic faith. A former Anglican priest, he was received into communion with the Catholic Church and now serves as a Catholic priest. Fr Longenecker has written articles on theology, apologetics, biblical commentary, and Catholic culture. He lives in Greenville, South Carolina

Edward P. Hahnenberg, Ph.D., is the Jack and Mary Jane Breen Chair in Catholic Systematic Theology at John Carroll University in Cleveland, Ohio. He is a past consultant to the U.S. Catholic Bishops' Subcommittee on Lay Ministry and a current delegate to the U.S. Lutheran-Catholic Ecumenical Dialogue.

Born in Lancaster, England, Edwina Gateley's educational experiences have awarded her a Teacher’s Degree from her home country, a Masters in Theology from the Catholic Theological Union, Chicago and certification as an HIV Counselor in the state of Illinois. From 1981 to 1982, Edwina lived for nine months in prayer and solitude in a hermitage in Illinois. In 1983, she spent over a year on the streets of Chicago walking with the homeless and women involved in prostitution. Also in 1983, Edwina founded Genesis House – a house of hospitality...