Presents
Prepare to learn the meaning of true femininity
through our speakers' dynamic talks
Prepare to learn the meaning of true femininity
through our speakers' dynamic talks
Diane Montagna is an American journalist based in Rome and has covered the Vatican since 2014. She has served as Rome Correspondent for Aleteia and LifeSiteNews. Shehas worked in the Vatican as a translator for L’Osservatore Romano, and has contributed to other Catholic multi-media projects. Her articles have been featured in the Vatican Magazine, Mass of Ages Magazine, The Remnant, OnePeter5, and the Pillar, and her translations have appeared in the National Catholic Register, Zenit News Agency, and numerous books and online publications. Diane is the co-author of Christus Vincit: Christ’s Triumph Over the Darkness of the Age, the first book-length interview with Bishop Athanasius Schneider (2019) and is translator of The Catholic Mass
(2022). She holds a License in Sacred Theology from the International Theological Institute in Austria, and a B.A. in Italian.
Roy Schoeman was born and raised Jewish by Jewish parents who had fled Nazi Germany. Growing up he received a thorough Jewish education, followed by a Bachelor of Science degree from MIT, and an M.B.A. magna cum laude from Harvard Business School, where he then joined the faculty as a professor of marketing. While a Jewish Marketing Professor at Harvard Business School, he received two supernatural experiences –one of Christ and one of the Blessed Virgin Mary – that resulted in his unanticipated and enthusiastic conversion to Catholicism.
Now he writes, speaks, and teaches on Catholic theology, focusing on the relationship between Judaism and the Catholic Church. He has written two best-selling books published by Ignatius Press -- Salvation is from the Jews: The Role of Judaism in Salvation History, and Honey from the Rock: Sixteen Jews Find the Sweetness of Christ, taught theology at Ave Maria University and Holy Apostles College and Seminary, hosts a weekly Catholic radio show on Radio Maria, has a daily internet livestream, and appears frequently on EWTN television and radio shows, including “EWTN Live”, “The Journey Home”, “Bookmark”, and “Women of Grace”, and gives talks, missions, and retreats throughout the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Europe, and South and Central America. He can be visited online at salvationisfromthejews.com.
Derya Little was born and raised in Muslim Turkey. She rejected her family’s Islamic faith and became an atheist after her parents’ divorce. During her stormy adolescence, she tried to convince a Christian that there is no God but was converted to Christ instead. During her doctoral studies in England, she entered the Catholic Church. She has a PhD in politics from Durham University, England and an MA in history from Bilkent University, Turkey. She is the author of several books, including From Islam to Christ: One Woman’s Path through the Riddles of God (Ignatius Press, 2017), A Beginner’s Guide to the Latin Mass (Angelico Press, 2019) and At His Feet (OSV, 2021). She can be visited online at DeryaLittle.com.
Anna Kalinowska is a Catholic writer and artist from St. Louis, Missouri. She writes on topics of art, culture, and liturgy for OnePeterFive as well as other publications and has given talks on the art of dress to local and international audiences. Miss Kalinowska hopes to inspire Catholics to strive for beauty in everyday life.
Fr. Daniel Nolan, FSSP, Conference Master of Ceremonies, is Parochial Vicar of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church in Littleton Colorado.
Dana Stur is a refugee from communist Czechoslavkia. She now lives in Denver CO and is the mother of 10 children and grandmother to 14. She and her husband Peter serve the Lord through their non-profit Catholic organization called In Ipso offering spiritual formation, spiritual direction and silent retreats.
Rick Wheeler is currently Music Director of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church in Littleton. He attended Westminster Choir College in Princeton, NJ and in 2019 founded the Liturgical choir, Gaudium Verum. He resides in Littleton with his wife Anna and 9 children.
Fr. Eric Krager, FSSP, was ordained in 2020 and after serving in Chesapeake, VA is now parochial vicar at Our Lady of Mt Carmel in Littleton CO.
Diane Montagna is an American journalist based in Rome and has covered the Vatican since 2014. She has served as Rome Correspondent for Aleteia and
LifeSiteNews, has worked in the Vatican as a translator for L’Osservatore Romano, and has contributed to other Catholic multi-media projects. Her articles have been featured in the Vatican Magazine, Mass of Ages Magazine, The Remnant, OnePeter5, and the Pillar, and her translations have appeared in the
National Catholic Register, Zenit News Agency, and numerous books and online publications. Diane is the co-author of Christus Vincit: Christ’s Triumph Over the Darkness of the Age, the first book-length interview with Bishop Athanasius Schneider (2019) and is translator of The Catholic Mass (2022). She holds a License in Sacred Theology from the International Theological Institute in Austria, and a B.A. in Italian.
Roy Schoeman was born and raised Jewish by Jewish parents who had fled Nazi Germany. Growing up he received a thorough Jewish education, followed by a Bachelor of Science degree from MIT, and an M.B.A. magna cum laude from Harvard Business School, where he then joined the faculty as a professor of marketing. While a Jewish Marketing Professor at Harvard Business School, he received two supernatural experiences –one of Christ and one of the Blessed Virgin Mary – that resulted in his unanticipated and enthusiastic conversion to Catholicism.
Now he writes, speaks, and teaches on Catholic theology, focusing on the relationship between Judaism and the Catholic Church. He has written two best-selling books published by Ignatius Press -- Salvation is from the Jews: The Role of Judaism in Salvation History, and Honey from the Rock: Sixteen Jews Find the Sweetness of Christ, taught theology at Ave Maria University and Holy Apostles College and Seminary, hosts a weekly Catholic radio show on Radio Maria, has a daily internet livestream, and appears frequently on EWTN television and radio shows, including “EWTN Live”, “The Journey Home”, “Bookmark”, and “Women of Grace”, and gives talks, missions, and retreats throughout the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Europe, and South and Central America. He can be visited online at
Derya Little was born and raised in Muslim Turkey. She rejected her family’s Islamic faith and became an atheist after her parents’ divorce. During her stormy adolescence, she tried to convince a Christian that there is no God but was converted to Christ instead. During her doctoral studies in England, she entered the Catholic Church. She has a PhD in politics from Durham University, England and an MA in history from Bilkent University, Turkey. She is the author of several books, including From Islam to Christ: One Woman’s Path through the Riddles of God (Ignatius Press, 2017), A Beginner’s Guide to the Latin Mass (Angelico Press, 2019) and At His Feet (OSV, 2021). She can be visited online at DeryaLittle.com
Anna Kalinowska is a Catholic writer and artist from St. Louis, Missouri. She writes on topics of art, culture, and liturgy for OnePeterFive as well as other publications and has given talks on the art of dress to local and international audiences. Miss Kalinowska hopes to inspire Catholics to strive for beauty in everyday life.
Fr. Daniel Nolan, FSSP, Conference Master of Ceremonies, is Parochial Vicar of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church in Littleton Colorado.
Dana Stur is a refugee from communist Czechoslavkia. She now lives in Denver CO and is the mother of 10 children and grandmother to 14. She and her husband Peter serve the Lord through their non-profit Catholic organization called In Ipso offering spiritual formation, spiritual direction and silent retreats.
Rick Wheeler is currently Music Director of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church in Littleton. He attended Westminster Choir College in Princeton, NJ and in 2019 founded the Liturgical choir, Gaudium Verum. He resides in Littleton with his wife Anna and 9 children.
Fr. Eric Krager, FSSP, was ordained in 2020 and after serving in Chesapeake, VA is now parochial vicar at Our Lady of Mt Carmel in Littleton CO.
Copyright © Return to Tradition
Marketing & Web by Blue Echo Digital