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Reaching the unreached in faith

On behalf of the wider Church and the Paulist Fathers, the mission of Paulist Evangelization Ministries is to develop effective methods for inviting people to believe in Jesus Christ as Catholics or to become active again in the Catholic faith, and to equip Catholics with the tools to further this invitation.

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Advisory Board 2011

Msgr. W. Ronald Jameson
As rector of St. Matthew’s cathedral in Washington, Msgr. Jameson brings both a pastor’s practical sense and also connections with the archdiocese. He knows both the Paulists and Paulist Evangelization Ministries.

He was ordained in St. Matthew's Cathedral on May 18, 1968 by Patrick Cardinal O'Boyle, Archbishop of Washington. His first two assignments were in suburban Maryland parishes, after which he was assigned to St. Matthew's Cathedral (1974-1985).

During these years, he was the Archdiocesan Director of Liturgy and served as the Coordinator of the Spiritual Renewal and Reconciliation Program (1974-76) for the 41st International Eucharistic Congress in Philadelphia. In 1985, he was named pastor of Holy Redeemer Parish in College Park, MD and in 1992 was named Archdiocesan Secretary of Parish Life and Worship. In July 1995, He was named Rector of the Cathedral and was also named a Prelate of Honor with the title of Monsignor.

Mrs. Terri Modica

Terri Modica, B.Th., a convert who lives in Tampa, is a Paulist Associate and the owner, creator of Good News Ministry which produces a spate of material for parishes and the RCIA process.

Terri has been building Catholic websites since 1996 to extend her own evangelization training ministry and to help the Church reach its fullest potential on the Web. She founded the Good News Web Designers Association (gnwda.org). Her sites include Good News Ministries (gnm.org), RTModica Computer Services (rtmodica.net), the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen (cathedralofmary.org), and Catholic Digital Resources (catholicdr.com). Terri has big ideas, a solid sense of the Internet and practical ways for things to get done.

Fr. Eduardo Montemayor, SOLT

Fr. Eduardo is director of evangelization for Corpus Christi. He works in both the Anglo and Latino worlds. He does a lot of searching for new ideas and approaches. He would serve us in many capacities. He has a strong footprint in evangelization practice and is now doing graduate studies in the New Evangelization.

Michelle Montez

Michelle Montez was appointed Director of Pastoral Planning for the Archdiocese of Santa Fe in September 2002 and was later appointed Director of Evangelization in 2006 by Archbishop Michael J. Sheehan. She continues to direct both offices. 2011 marks Michelle’s 21st year as a youth and young adult minister and currently serves OL Most Holy Rosary in Albuquerque in this capacity. She is a graduate of the University of New Mexico with a BA in Philosophy and has received her Ministry Formation from the Emmaus Journey School of Ministry, Christian Leadership Institute, Center for Ministry Development, UNM Anderson School of Management and the Liturgical Institute of the Southwest. In 2000, Michelle was the recipient of the DEI Lumen Eccelsia award for Adult Formation for her work in creating the Gathering the Family Program for the Office of Evangelization.

Michelle enjoys the support of family and many friends and has been an associate with the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati for the last eighteen years. She believes that the love of Christ compels us to respond to each other with generosity and compassion; that as church, we share Christ’s message most eloquently when we love and care and support each other. It is a message that Michelle strives to live and to share with all those she ministers to, and with, throughout the Archdiocese.

Dr. Lucia Murphy

Dr. Lucía Murphy, also well known as “Doctor Murph,” is the Director of Evangelization and Special Ministries at the Roman Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg in Pennsylvania. In her position, she is responsible for inspiring, facilitating and supporting parish and diocesan leaders in multicultural and lay ministries to live out their faith by sharing their gifts and talents with others in their communities.

Prior to her work in the Church, Lucía motivated organizations and individuals to leverage their unique strengths and talents to create SUCCESS THAT STICKS. Dr. Murphy has a doctorate in Instructional Systems Design/Human Performance Technology from Penn State, and a Masters of Finance from Southern Methodist University. She developed her expertise from over 20 years of corporate and academic experience, both in consumer packaged goods marketing and leadership development. In academe, Lucía has taught, published and developed important thought leadership pieces for Penn State University and the University of Arkansas. On the corporate side, Lucía has made significant contributions to marketing, strategy, and human performance technology for Fortune 100 companies, including Xerox, Frito-Lay and Campbell Soup. Dr. Murphy is bilingual and bicultural as a Mexican-American.

Well known for her intelligent wit and enthusiasm, Doctor Murph has challenged her multicultural audiences to step into their genius, and has appeared on television, radio and broadcast programs. She is the author of the acclaimed book, “LeaderSpeak: 7 Conversations that Create Sustainable Success.” An avid runner and accomplished woman of laughter and energy, Lucía lives in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, with her husband and children. For more information, she can be reached through email or the Diocesan website -- www.hbgdiocese.org

Tom Quinlan

Tom Quinlan is currently in his eleventh year as director of the Religious Education Office in the Diocese of Joliet in Illinois. He has been a parish catechetical leader and served on the governance board of the National Conference for Catechetical Leadership from 2006 to 2010. In January, Tom was appointed to be the founding chair of the Evangelization Committee for NCCL. He has written for publications such as Today’s Parish and Catechist Magazine. He has presented nationally in venues such as the Los Angeles Religious Education Congress and at the NCCL Annual Conference. Tom is an avid hiker and photographer of western North America.

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