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We recognize that not everyone can travel for conferences! In order to bring the conference to you, we will be live streaming and providing the recordings for a year after the conference. If you are able to attend the conference in person, please do come in person! We hope to see you there!
The online access includes the clergy day talks and panels and the main speakers and witnesses for the conference. We will live stream the entire event and then translations will be made available from the native speakers languages into English, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, and French within one week online! Access to the talks will be available for one year, so it's okay if you can't watch when the conference is live or prefer to wait for translations! The week will be phenomenal between the clergy day workshops and the main conference program.
Conferences, media production, and live streaming are expensive. We are happy to offer this service to the renewal! Please help us by registering as early as possible so we know that expenses are covered. If we do not reach the necessary registrations by June 1st, we may have to cancel live streaming and refund registrants. Thank you for registering early!
The online access includes the clergy day talks and panels and the main speakers and witnesses for the conference. We will live stream the entire event and then translations will be made available from the native speakers languages into English, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, and French within one week online! Access to the talks will be available for one year, so it's okay if you can't watch when the conference is live or prefer to wait for translations! The week will be phenomenal between the clergy day workshops and the main conference program.
Conferences, media production, and live streaming are expensive. We are happy to offer this service to the renewal! Please help us by registering as early as possible so we know that expenses are covered. If we do not reach the necessary registrations by June 1st, we may have to cancel live streaming and refund registrants. Thank you for registering early!
The most up-do-date conference information is available at: www.catholicfraternity2018.org
The current list of speakers includes:
Bishop Andrzej Siemieniewski — Auxiliary Bishop of Wrocław {Breslavia}, Poland; delegateof the Conference of the Polish Episcopate for the Movement of Nazareth Families and the ‘FIDES’ Federation of Church Libraries, prosynodal examiner and censor in Wroclaw Metropolitan Curia. Appointed provost in 2012 of the Metropolitan Capital of Wroclaw. Chairman of the St. Hedwig Dortmund – Wroclaw Inter-parochial Partnership Foundation. Co-Founder and custodian of the Catholic Apologetical Portal, Apologetyka.katolik.pl. Chairman of the program council of The Wroclaw Theological Review. Serves on the Executive Council of the Catholic Fraternity.
Dr. Mary Healy – professor of Sacred Scripture, Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Detroit, appointed by Pope Francis to the Pontifical Biblical Commission, author of numerous books, President of ICCRS Theological Commission.
Damian Stayne – founder of Cor et Lumen Christi community, a Catholic, charismatic, and contemplative community with a Eucharistic heart. He is a teacher, preacher and has a worldwide healing/miracles ministry.
Deacon Darrell Wentworth – Deacon in the Catholic Diocese of Richmond, Virginia; co-founder of the Spiritual Direction Academy of Virginia, member of the ecumenical Charismatic Leaders Fellowship, Awakening America Alliance, Ecumenical and Clergy Liaison for the Catholic Fraternity’s North American Region, founding director of Awakening the Domestic Church Project, an outreach concerned with defending marriage and the family as the first cell of the Church and society. Married with five children and three grandchildren.
Gilberto Gomes Barbosa — founder of Eis aí tua mãe Community (Obra de Maria) in Brazil, President of the International Council of the Catholic Fraternity of Charismatic Covenant Communities and Fellowships, participates in the Organization of the Brazilian Delegations for meetings of Charismatic Catholic Renewal, member of AILA (Arts and Literature International Academy).
Shayne Bennett – Brings an experience of nearly 50 years of Catholic Charismatic Renewal (CCR). Served on the National Service Committee of the CCR, Moderator of Emmanuel Community, member of the Executive Council of the Catholic Fraternity. With his wife and family has lived as a member of Emmanuel Community for more than 40 years.
Izaias Carneiro – Founder and Moderator of Comunidade Coradao Novo (New Heart Catholic Community) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Leader in ENCRISTUS which promotes strengthening relationships among Christian brothers congregating in other Christian Churches. Married with one daughter.
Paul Dinolfo – senior coordinator of the Work of Christ Community, an ecumenical covenant community (Catholics, Protestants, Eastern Orthodox) in East Lansing, Michigan, served from 2008-2016 as president of the North American region of the Sword of the Spirit, an international ecumenical association of covenant communities.
Bishop Gregory John Hartmayer, OFM Conv. – Ordained Bishop of Savannah Georgia Diocese in 2011. Fifteen years in pastoral care in Atlanta and many years as an educator. He is supportive of the work of the Alleluia Community in his diocese. Joined the Conventual Franciscan Friars in 1969 and professed his solemn vows in 1973. Was ordained to the priesthood in 1979.
Archbishop Sean Larkin – Archbishop of the United Anglican Church Province II, which was formed in 2002, helped to establish in 2010 the Anglican expression of the Community of Jesus founded by Matteo Calisi. He and his wife, Gill, actively pursue reconciliation and dialogue with the Roman Catholic Church. They reside in Woking, England.
Anthony Lim – Moderator of The Light of Jesus Christ Covenant Community in Malaysia, serves on the Executive Council of the Catholic Fraternity. Married with 5 children.
Blanca Lozano – Co-Coordinator for 20 years Comunidad AMA–Matamoros; founder-Director of Centro de Ayuda para la Mujer (Matamoros Mexico), Prayer Groups Berit (Brownsville Tx), #AFAVI Youth groups Pro-Life (Matamoros, Mexico), and Cambiando Sonrisas (Matamoros, Mexico).
Fr. Timothy McKeown – Pastor of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Brunswick, Georgia, served as vice-rector of the North American College in Rome, diocesan vocations director and appointed a Missionary of Mercy of the Father by Pope Francis, has been a member of Alleluia Community for 36 years.
Jean-Luc Moens – a mathematician by training, involved in evangelization within the Emmanuel Community for nearly 30 years, in France and internationally, member of the Cor Unum Pontifical Council since 2007, and is on the Executive Council of the Catholic Fraternity.
Chris Noone – Bread of Life Fellowship, Seven Hills, NSW, Australia (Servants of Jesus). Serves on the executive council of the Catholic Fraternity and the National Bishops Commission for Ecumenism and Interreligious Relations. Married with five children and one on the way.
Peter & Sharon Poppelton — worked in publishing companies for the Catholic Church in area of faith formation for over 30 years, speaker at the diocesan level throughout the Southwest. Attended leadership-level conferences in the United States, France, Assisi, and Rome. Focused on creating an active and intentional Catholic Christian Culture in the home and building Christian community. Consultant for Our Sunday Visitor, Overall Coordinator of City of the Lord Covenant Community in Arizona and California. Married for over thirty-five years. Have three sons and five grandchildren.
Fr. Jorge Rios Valenciano — Originally from San Luis Potosi, Mexico, and former director of Discipulos de Jesus. He is currently living in Houston, Texas developing community life and discipleship.
Gonzaga Lubega — from Uganda giving a witness.
The current list of speakers includes:
Bishop Andrzej Siemieniewski — Auxiliary Bishop of Wrocław {Breslavia}, Poland; delegateof the Conference of the Polish Episcopate for the Movement of Nazareth Families and the ‘FIDES’ Federation of Church Libraries, prosynodal examiner and censor in Wroclaw Metropolitan Curia. Appointed provost in 2012 of the Metropolitan Capital of Wroclaw. Chairman of the St. Hedwig Dortmund – Wroclaw Inter-parochial Partnership Foundation. Co-Founder and custodian of the Catholic Apologetical Portal, Apologetyka.katolik.pl. Chairman of the program council of The Wroclaw Theological Review. Serves on the Executive Council of the Catholic Fraternity.
Dr. Mary Healy – professor of Sacred Scripture, Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Detroit, appointed by Pope Francis to the Pontifical Biblical Commission, author of numerous books, President of ICCRS Theological Commission.
Damian Stayne – founder of Cor et Lumen Christi community, a Catholic, charismatic, and contemplative community with a Eucharistic heart. He is a teacher, preacher and has a worldwide healing/miracles ministry.
Deacon Darrell Wentworth – Deacon in the Catholic Diocese of Richmond, Virginia; co-founder of the Spiritual Direction Academy of Virginia, member of the ecumenical Charismatic Leaders Fellowship, Awakening America Alliance, Ecumenical and Clergy Liaison for the Catholic Fraternity’s North American Region, founding director of Awakening the Domestic Church Project, an outreach concerned with defending marriage and the family as the first cell of the Church and society. Married with five children and three grandchildren.
Gilberto Gomes Barbosa — founder of Eis aí tua mãe Community (Obra de Maria) in Brazil, President of the International Council of the Catholic Fraternity of Charismatic Covenant Communities and Fellowships, participates in the Organization of the Brazilian Delegations for meetings of Charismatic Catholic Renewal, member of AILA (Arts and Literature International Academy).
Shayne Bennett – Brings an experience of nearly 50 years of Catholic Charismatic Renewal (CCR). Served on the National Service Committee of the CCR, Moderator of Emmanuel Community, member of the Executive Council of the Catholic Fraternity. With his wife and family has lived as a member of Emmanuel Community for more than 40 years.
Izaias Carneiro – Founder and Moderator of Comunidade Coradao Novo (New Heart Catholic Community) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Leader in ENCRISTUS which promotes strengthening relationships among Christian brothers congregating in other Christian Churches. Married with one daughter.
Paul Dinolfo – senior coordinator of the Work of Christ Community, an ecumenical covenant community (Catholics, Protestants, Eastern Orthodox) in East Lansing, Michigan, served from 2008-2016 as president of the North American region of the Sword of the Spirit, an international ecumenical association of covenant communities.
Bishop Gregory John Hartmayer, OFM Conv. – Ordained Bishop of Savannah Georgia Diocese in 2011. Fifteen years in pastoral care in Atlanta and many years as an educator. He is supportive of the work of the Alleluia Community in his diocese. Joined the Conventual Franciscan Friars in 1969 and professed his solemn vows in 1973. Was ordained to the priesthood in 1979.
Archbishop Sean Larkin – Archbishop of the United Anglican Church Province II, which was formed in 2002, helped to establish in 2010 the Anglican expression of the Community of Jesus founded by Matteo Calisi. He and his wife, Gill, actively pursue reconciliation and dialogue with the Roman Catholic Church. They reside in Woking, England.
Anthony Lim – Moderator of The Light of Jesus Christ Covenant Community in Malaysia, serves on the Executive Council of the Catholic Fraternity. Married with 5 children.
Blanca Lozano – Co-Coordinator for 20 years Comunidad AMA–Matamoros; founder-Director of Centro de Ayuda para la Mujer (Matamoros Mexico), Prayer Groups Berit (Brownsville Tx), #AFAVI Youth groups Pro-Life (Matamoros, Mexico), and Cambiando Sonrisas (Matamoros, Mexico).
Fr. Timothy McKeown – Pastor of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Brunswick, Georgia, served as vice-rector of the North American College in Rome, diocesan vocations director and appointed a Missionary of Mercy of the Father by Pope Francis, has been a member of Alleluia Community for 36 years.
Jean-Luc Moens – a mathematician by training, involved in evangelization within the Emmanuel Community for nearly 30 years, in France and internationally, member of the Cor Unum Pontifical Council since 2007, and is on the Executive Council of the Catholic Fraternity.
Chris Noone – Bread of Life Fellowship, Seven Hills, NSW, Australia (Servants of Jesus). Serves on the executive council of the Catholic Fraternity and the National Bishops Commission for Ecumenism and Interreligious Relations. Married with five children and one on the way.
Peter & Sharon Poppelton — worked in publishing companies for the Catholic Church in area of faith formation for over 30 years, speaker at the diocesan level throughout the Southwest. Attended leadership-level conferences in the United States, France, Assisi, and Rome. Focused on creating an active and intentional Catholic Christian Culture in the home and building Christian community. Consultant for Our Sunday Visitor, Overall Coordinator of City of the Lord Covenant Community in Arizona and California. Married for over thirty-five years. Have three sons and five grandchildren.
Fr. Jorge Rios Valenciano — Originally from San Luis Potosi, Mexico, and former director of Discipulos de Jesus. He is currently living in Houston, Texas developing community life and discipleship.
Gonzaga Lubega — from Uganda giving a witness.
Both the general conference AND clergy day sessions will be live streamed and available as one online registration.
