Jeanine Breault, MA,
former director of the Office of Adult Formation and the Institute
for Lay Ministry in the Diocese of Allentown, served as the
Coordinator of Adult Formation at Holy Family Parish in Nazareth for
fourteen years. Married and the mother of 5 children, Jeanine is a
spiritual director, workshop facilitator and qualified MBTI
practitioner.
Sr. Clare Andrew
D’Auria, OSF,
currently ministers at the Francican Spiritual Center, Aston, PA.
For half of her 45 years in ministry, Clare has served in retreat
work offering directed and conference retreats, spiritual direction,
as well as numerous workshops in Franciscan spirituality throughout
the US.
Fr. Bernard Ezaki,
M. Div.
Ordained in1988, and residing at Notre Dame parish in Bethlehem, Fr.
Ezaki is the Director of Spiritual Activities at Bethlehem Catholic
High School, where he teaches sophomore theology.
Fr. Eric Gruber,
a priest of the Diocese of Allentown, is currently the administrator
of St. Lawrence and St. Andrew’s Parishes in North Catasauqua.
Father has been a teacher and preacher throughout his 20 years of
ordained priesthood. Because of his great love of Jesus and the
Church, his profound presentations reflect his commitment to both.
Father Gruber speaks from his experiences of his spiritual journey.
Rev. Douglas J.
Haefner,
M.Div, M.Ed,
is pastor of the Catholic Community of St. Matthias, Somerset, NJ,
and the former Director of Stewardship for the Diocese of Metuchen.
Fr. Doug speaks throughout the country on Stewardship and Religious
Education and conducts Parish Missions and Retreats.
Sr. Nancy Iampietro,
CPS, M.A.,
ministers in the US and internationally. A trainer of Spiritual
Directors and Formators, she gives conferences and workshops in
Spiritual Direction, Formative Spirituality, Discernment, Religious
Life, Charism, Vows, Renewal, etc. Sister taught at Regina Mundi
Pontifical Institute in Rome and acted as Superior General in Rome
for The Missionary Sisters of the Precious Blood for ten years.
Dennet Jung, OFM,
is a Franciscan priest of the Province of St. John the Baptist based
in Cincinnati, Ohio. His
48 years of ordained ministry have included service in parishes in
New Mexico, Missouri, Louisiana, Ohio, and Indiana and seven years
on the Formation Team at the Franciscan Inter-Provincial novitiate
in Cedar Lake, Indiana.
He begins his second year at St. Francis of Assisi Retreat House in
Easton, Pa., preaching retreats and serving as Sacramental minister.
Fr. Patrick Lamb, M. Div.
A frequent speaker
at St. Francis Center, people ’flock’ to be nourished by Fr. Lamb’s
down to earth and practical spirituality. He is presently Assistant
Pastor at Notre Dame Parish.
Kelly O’Shea
Carney, PhD, CMC
has a Doctoral degree in psychology and a minor in gerontology with
clinical internship and residency in geriatric psychology program.
She has over 20 years of experience providing clinical services to
geriatric populations.
She is the Director
of the Eldercare Services for the Community Services Group in
Bethlehem, PA. She is a frequent presenter at local, state and
national conferences on aging and mental health topics, including
aging/MR issues.
Rev. Msgr. Edward
Sacks, M. Ed.
Ordained in 1964,
Msgr. Sacks is highly respected throughout the Allentown Diocese and
beyond. He is a gifted presenter and pastor. Presently he serves as
pastor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish, Bethlehem.
Joan & Terry Seamon
belong to the
Catholic Community of St. Matthias and are active, vital members of
the parish community.
Terry is a trained facilitator and has used his expertise in various
ministries at St. Matthias - including co-director of the
Unemployment Program, a part of the leadership team of parish
lectors, and a former Chairperson of the Pastoral Council.
Joan is the Director of Music at this highly active parish
that has 7 choirs and a praise band.
She directs adults, teens, and children, plays organ as well
as keyboard, trains cantors, and has ministered regionally on the
National Pastoral Musicians Association.
Sr. Rosaria Shina,
OSF, BSEd., M.A. (Social Sciences) has served her Congregation in
various areas of Administration for over 25 years, and has spent
many years in Religious Formation. She was a member of the Retreat
Team and a presenter at St. Francis Center for Renewal for 12 years.
A certified Spiritual Director, Sister currently ministers at St.
Matthias Parish in Somerset, NJ.
Sr. Christen
Shukwit, OSF,
is a Bernardine Franciscan Sister presently serving as a Campus
Minister at Alvernia University, Reading, PA.
She is a retreat leader and spiritual director
and is certified as a Mid-Life
Consultant and Process Facilitator.
She has experience in leading Labyrinth Workshops and
Journaling Retreats and is a published poet and a long-time
journaler.