The Eucharistic Chapel is open during conference hours. It is located in the Jenny Craig Pavilion, upstairs from the main doors.

For 24-hour support during the conference, call the All for God Help Line at #619-500-GOD7. This line will connect you directly with an All for God staff member who will be happy to assist you with anything from problems in your dorms to lost wristbands and more. This number is your go-to for help when you need it most.

Father Jim Crisman graduated from Franciscan University with a degree in math. He worked in financial services after college but knew the Lord was calling him to something more. He next ministered in Austria, Slovakia, and Hungary, teaching English and catechetics. Restless, he returned to the United States, obtained a graduate degree in education, moved to Colorado, and taught math. The Lord wasn’t done with him. Eventually, God called him to discern a vocation to the priesthood. Ordained in 2001 for the Archdiocese of Denver, Father Jim now serves as the pastor of St. Peter Parish in Greeley, Colorado.

Father John Burns grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He studied business at Notre Dame but realized his plans were not God’s. After a long fight, he discovered and now preaches the goodness of the Father who never misleads us. Father John worked in parish ministry while also engaging a variety of youth and young adult ministries before his current assignment in Rome, Italy. Beyond his archdiocesan duties, Father John works extensively with Mother Teresa’s sisters and has given retreats, conferences, and spiritual direction for them in Africa, Europe, and the U.S.

Father Agustino Torres, CFR, is a priest with the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal based in the Bronx, New York. He is the founder of Corazon Puro and Latinos por la Vida, organizations dedicated to forming youth. He hosts the EWTN Español television show Clic con Corazon Puro. In addition, he was a founding friar of Catholic Underground, an apostolate of the Friars of the Renewal, and the Casa Guadalupe and JPII houses of discernment for women and men, respectively. He is sought internationally to address topics such as the Church’s teachings on human sexuality, vocational discernment, and missionary discipleship, among other topics.

Dan Harms is a speaker and musician; since 2005 he has been one half of the acoustic-humor ministry Popple. Growing up in a military family, Dan moved all over the U.S. and twice lived in Japan. He went to high school in San Diego, California, and attended Purdue University, where he was a four-year rower. Dan resides in Richmond, Virginia, with his wife and children. In addition to music and speaking ministries, Dan directs youth ministry and does graphic design for his parish.

Location: Finnegan Fieldhouse

“Jesus as Prophet: The Significance of Peter as ‘Bar Jonah’ in Relation to Jesus’ Prophetic Mission” –Tim Gray

“Peace in the Midst of Conflict in Our Homes and in Our World” –Kimberly Hahn

Celebration of Holy Mass  –Bishop Arthur J. Serratelli

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Dr. Timothy C. Gray holds advanced degrees in theology from Duke Divinity School and Franciscan University of Steubenville and a doctorate in biblical studies from The Catholic University of America. The president of the Augustine Institute, which he helped found in 2005, Dr. Gray teaches in its master’s in theology program and has helped develop many groundbreaking educational programs, including Symbolon, Reborn, Beloved, Forgiven, Presence, the Lectio Bible study series, and Augustine Institute Radio Theatre. He also helped launch the FORMED.org digital platform. His books include The Temple in the Gospel of Mark: A Study in its Narrative Role, Praying Scripture for a Change: An Introduction to Lectio Divina, and most recently, Peter: Keys to Following Jesus. Tim and his wife, Kris, live in Denver, Colorado.

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Kimberly Hahn married Scott in 1979 and became a Catholic during the Easter Vigil of 1990. She wrote a book with Scott on their journey to the Catholic Church titled Rome Sweet Home: Our Journey to Catholicism. Kimberly’s other books include Life-Giving Love: Embracing God’s Beautiful Design for Marriage, and the four-book and DVD series on Proverbs 31 that includes Chosen and Cherished, Graced and Gifted, Beloved and Blessed, and Legacy of Love. She holds an MA in theology from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. Kimberly and Scott have 6 children and 15 grandchildren. Learn more about Kimberly at scotthahn.com.

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Bishop Arthur J. Serratelli

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