Dr. Edward Sri

Dr. Edward (Ted) Sri is professor of theology and Scripture at the Augustine Institute’s Master’s in Catechetics and Evangelization program in Denver, Colorado. He is the author of two Catholic best-selling books, including The New Rosary in Scripture: Biblical Insights for Praying the 20 Mysteries (Servant) and The Da Vinci Deception: 100 Questions About the Facts and Fiction of The Da Vinci Code (Ascension Press) (coauthored with Mark Shea).

He also is the author of Mystery of the Kingdom: On the Gospel of Matthew (Emmaus Road), Queen Mother: A Biblical Theology of Mary’s Queenship (Emmaus Road) and Dawn of the Messiah: The Coming of Christ in Scripture (Servant) and a co-author of the popular apologetics series, Catholic for a Reason.
Edward is a founding leader with Curtis Martin of FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Students) and continues to serve on FOCUS executive staff. He appears on EWTN and regularly writes and speaks on Scripture, apologetics and the Catholic faith. He also serves as a visiting professor at Benedictine College, where he taught full-time for nine years. Edward holds a doctorate from the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas in Rome and continues to serve as a visiting adjunct professor at Benedictine College where he taught full-time for nine years. He now resides with his wife Elizabeth and their four children in Littleton, Colorado.

Will Goodman

Will Goodman is an international speaker who has spoken at conferences in over 37 states and from Canada to Mexico to Europe. He is a member of the Apostolate of Servants of Our Lady of Guadalupe which are dedicated to prayer, study of the church's teachings, and promoting missionary outreach to build a culture of life, serving the needs of Christians, promoting the respect for Human Dignity, and defense of Human Rights. He received a Masters of Theological Studies from Ave Maria University Institute for Pastoral Studies, and has worked at the United Nations with the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute.

Father Alfred McBride

Philadephia born, Father Alfred McBride is a Norbertine and a member of St. Norbert Abbey, De Pere, Wisconsin. Ordained to the priesthood in 1953, Father McBride has served as a high school teacher, novice master, university professor, president of the University of Albuquerque and spiritual director for Aid to the Church in Need, USA.

He holds a Diploma in catechetics from Lumen Vitae, Brussels, Belgium, 1963. He earned a doctorate in religious education from the Catholic University of America, Washington DC, 1971.
He was the founder and executive director of the department of religious education at the National Catholic Education Association, 1972-79. The U.S. Catholic bishops appointed him to write the catechesis in preparation for the second pastoral visit of Pope John Paull II to the United States in 1987 and also to be a special representative to the media during that visit. He has lectured and written widely. Our Sunday Visitor has recently published a six book series - Meditations and Commentaries on Matthew, Mark, Luke, Joh,, Acts and Apocalypse - written by Fr. McBride. In addition, this company has published his three books on the new Catechism: Essentials. of the Faith, Fr. McBride's Teen Catechism, and Fr. McBride's Family Catechism.

St. Anthony Messenger Press has published these books of his: The Story of the Church, The Ten Commandments, The Seven Last Words, Images of Jesus, and A Retreat With Pope John XXIII.
He has served as a consultant on the Catechism for the Archdiocese of Boston and is currently a professor of Homiletics at Pope John XXIII Seminary. He has also done 13 programs on the Acts of the Apostles and 13 programs on the Apocalypse for EWTN.