People

Mr. Ashley Morris, Th.M. is the director of Black Catholic Affairs of the Atlanta Archdiocesan Office of Intercultural Ministries. Prior to this appointment, he served as the Associate Director of the same office and as well as an Assistant Campus Minister of Lyke House: The Catholic Center at Atlanta University Center. He received a bachelor’s…

Dave McNaughton is the Conference President of the Society of St. Vincent DePaul at St. Elizabeth of the Trinity Parish on the Far NWS of Chicago, and Board Member of the Pope Francis Center, a special works project of the St. Vincent DePaul Society. He also served on the board of the Society’s Archdiocesan Council…

David Rohrer Budiash is the Director of Programs and Managing Editor of Review for Religious at the Conference of Major Superiors of Men. He is a systematic theologian with a PhD from the Catholic University of America.

Andy and Kate Grosmaire were introduced to restorative justice practices in 2010, when their daughter Ann was shot and killed by her boyfriend, Conor McBride. They successfully advocated for restorative justice to shape the plea agreement in Tallahassee, Florida, where the process was little known and had never been used for a capital crime. The…

Javier Bustamante was born in Huancayo, Peru and grew up in San Juan Capistrano, CA. Javier is a mission-driven higher education professional and pastoral leader with over 15 years of experience advancing equity, student success, and community engagement across academic and faith-based institutions. As a bilingual educator and immigrant, Javier brings a deep understanding of…

Christian Bentley is a Certified Mental Health First Aid provider and Peer Support Advocate. He uses his own experiences with managing a Bipolar 1 diagnosis and his interactions with the criminal justice system to inform how faith, community and proper care can lead to a fulfilling life. In his role as Mission Outreach, Development and…

I am volunteering at our St. Joseph Villa.I’m reaching out to the Medical Mission Sisters who are now living at our retirement home.I will always keep the abolishment of the dearth penalty as a priority on my social justice issues. I am grateful to be connected with a community that supports this important work!

Suzanne Gregory Printy graduated from Florida State University in 1976 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in history and graduated from FSU with a Juris Doctorate degree in 1980. She married Gary Lee Printy in 1980 and is the mother of four adult children and the grandmother of ten. Suzanne and her husband reside in…

Brian is a professional engineer and devout Catholic whose faith shapes his life and mission. He lives in Greenville with his wife, and they are active members of their parish community. Brian leads a prison ministry, offering hope, compassion, and spiritual guidance to incarcerated individuals. He believes deeply in the inherent dignity and redeemability of…

Julie McBride has been teaching the joys of art to the children of the Tallahassee community as a Public School Elementary Art Instructor for many years. She has also worked as an adjunct professor at Flagler Tallahassee. Michael McBride is a senior database administrator with Montalbano and Associates, currently contracted with the Florida Department of…

Father Daniel Griffith, a priest of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis, was ordained in 2002. The youngest of nine children, Griffith grew up in Northeastern Wisconsin and is an avid golfer and sports fan who enjoys music, travel, and cooking. Fr. Griffith joined the University of St. Thomas School of Law faculty in…

Douglas B. Ammar is the Executive Director of Georgia Justice Project (GJP), where he has served since 1986—first as a volunteer and staff attorney, and as executive director since 1995. Under his leadership, GJP has become a statewide leader in holistic criminal legal services and reentry support, expanding from a staff of fewer than 10…