Legatus 2021 Summit West Conference

FEARLESS Mighty in His Power LEGATUS SUMMIT WEST September 16-18, 2021 | The Phoenician | Scottsdale, AZ



:10-12 SCOTTSDALE, AZ• SEPTEMBER 16-18 ESS FEARLESS 2021 SUMMIT WEST 2021 Welcome to the first Summit West, load the summit app Legatus’ signature event, and the for the full experience premier place to reconnect with 1. Open your Summit email invitation, tap Download the App and go to the App Store/Google Play. your faith, revive your leadership, 2. After the app downloads, go back to the email invitation and click Verify Account. and renew your purpose with fellow 3. Open the app. Click the Profile tab on the bottom members from across the country. of the screen, then click Log In. Enter your first Step back from the chaos of the world, name, last name, and email. Click Next. take time to pray and learn, reignite your 4. Check your email and/or text messages for your verification code. Return to the app, enter the code, and click Verify. commitment to the Legatus mission, Have questions or need assistance?  and become a FEARLESS Ambassador for Christ. Stop by the Summit registration desk. We’re happy to assist you. 

BECOME A FEARLESS Ambassador for Christ Retreat from a culture that is hostile to Christianity. We invite you to become emboldened as you rise to the call of heroic holiness and fearlessly share the message of salvation. Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, to strengthen and to sustain us in this spiritual battle. In my recent Apostolic Exhortation “Veneremur I wish to extend to all of you a “warm” welcome, Cemui” (No. 46), I emphasize that the Eucharist also as you gather for the Legatus Summit West 2021 transforms us into “Another Christ” and “allows at the Phoenician in Scottsdale. Christ through us to go to every comer and alley of the world so that where there is division and hate, This year’s Summit theme Fearless, Ephesians 6:10-12, He will bring love; where there is suffering and pain, reminds us that the Christian life is a battle, He will bring comfort and consolation; and where a spiritual struggle against the devil and his minions. there is discouragement and sin, He will bring healing The devil does all in his power to destroy the work and forgiveness”. of God in us. We do not have to look far to see his I pray that, through the intercession of our Blessed hostility in contemporary society towards Gospel Mother Mary, your time here will be positive and values and truth. Engaged in such a great and dramatic productive as you renew your Christian commitment battle for our souls, St. Paul urges us to take courage and mission to be the salt of the earth and light and to “put on the armor of God,” which means to put of the world in your personal and professional life on Christ. For this reason, the most effective armor and continue to fully engage in the activities and against the lure of the devil’s influence is an intense projects of Legatus. life of grace that is generously offered through the With prayerful best wishes, I remain sacramental life of the Church. For it is concretely in Sincerely yours in Christ, the Sacraments, especially the Eucharist, that Jesus Himself fights alongside us and for us. How appro- +T homas J. Olmsted priate it is that the logo of this year’s Summit is the monstrance containing the Eucharistic Host. In this Bishop, Diocese of Phoenix sense, we can say that to “put on the armor of God” means to make the Eucharist the source and summit of our whole life, for it is through the Eucharist that Jesus lives through us, loves through us and teaches and serves through us. As ambassadors (“Legati”) of Christ, you are called to bring the light of faith and the truth of the Gospel into your business and professional world. The Eucharist is the armor par excellence; for through the Eucharist, Jesus continues to heal, to forgive, 2

Dear Fellow Legates, Distinguished Clergy and Honored Guests, The Phoenix and Tucson Chapters welcome you to the Legatus Biannual Summit in sunny Scottsdale, Arizona, where the saguaro cactus stands tall, the Grand Canyon wonders all, the Sonoran Desert sunsets glow, and our mix of Native American and Mexican cultures outshow. We come together this weekend in FEARLESS celebration, and in FEARLESS adoration of God. As Legates, we value this time with one another and are encouraged to “be strong in the Lord” as we “put on the armor of God” (Ephesians 6: 10-12) to take our stand in supporting Gospel values and truth. How wonderful to have this opportunity to pray, learn, worship, and have fun together! It is with great pride that we welcome you to our home state of Arizona. Throughout our history, the Five Cs —Copper, Cattle, Cotton, Citrus & Climate —have been the driving force behind Arizona’s economy and culture. We hope you can experience and enjoy the 5 Cs of our great state while you are here to be reenergized and reinvigorated to be a FEARLESS ambassador for Christ in your family, business and community. May God bless you all, The Phoenix Chapter of Legatus PHOENICIAN RESORT•SEPT 16-18 PHOENICIAN RESORT•SEPT FEARLESS FEARLES lSeUgMaMtuI Ts.WoErSgT/s2 w0 2211 3

CLERGY make time for PRAYER AT SUMMIT THE CHAPEL Archbishop José Gomez Archbishop Bishop James Wall Archdiocese of Los Angeles Salvatore Cordileone Diocese of Gallup, New Mexico Grand Ballroom B Legatus Ecclesiastical Advisor Archdiocese of San Francisco Thursday—Saturday Open 24 Hours MASS Fr. Zachary Akers, FSSP Fr. Jeffrey Day Fr. Will Schmid Phoenix Grand Ballroom E Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter Detroit Northeast Evenings: Thursday, Friday & Saturday Fr. John Bartunek, LC Fr. Gabriel Gillen, OP The Crosier Fathers RC Spirituality Mornings: Dominican Friars Foundation and Brothers Saturday & Sunday Msgr. Frank Bognanno Fr. Dave Heney The Franciscan Friars Des Moines Ventura—LA North of the Holy Spirit ROSARY Msgr. James Burnett Fr. Ryan Lewis DuPage County Omaha Grand Ballroom E 30 minutes prior to each Fr. Chas Canoy Fr. James Misko evening Mass Ann Arbor Austin EXPOSITION OF THE Fr. Xavy Castro Fr. Dan Ponisciak Tampa Bay Congregation of the Holy Cross BLESSED SACRAMENT Finally, draw your strength Grand Ballroom E 1 hour prior to each from the Lord and from evening Mass His mighty power. CONFESSION Ironwood, Jacaranda, and Joshua Rooms 1 hour prior to each evening Mass — Ephesians 6:10 4

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MIGHTY IN HIS POWER MIGHTY IN HIS POWER FEARLESS FEARLESS SUMMIT WEST 2021 SUMMIT WEST 2021 PHOENICIAN RESORT•SEPT 16-18 FEARLESSE P H E SKTIHEAUYNRNSOSDTA6E:Y1S0P-E1A2 KER FEARLESS Matt Maher Put on the Since his 2008 major label debut, Matt Maher has become a staple armor in the artistic and songwriting of GodS U M M I T W E S T 2 0 2 1 community. A nine time-GRAMMY® nominee and three time-GMA Dove Award winner, he has so that you may garnered multipSleUrMadMio IsTuccWesEseSs,Tw2rit0in2g 1and recording songs such as his Top Five CCLI song Lord, I Need You and the chart-topping radio single Because He Lives (Amen). Along with other hits such as Hold Us Together, Christ Is be able to Risen, All The People Said Amen, and Your Grace Is Enough, Maher has written or co-written five No. 1 radio singles.  stand firm Penning numerous songs recorded by Chris Tomlin, Crowder, Third Day, Jeremy Camp, Matt Redman, Hillsong, against the Casting Crowns, Meredith Andrews, Jesus Culture, Jars of Clay, and Passion, he’s had multiple titles on the CCLI tactics of chart’s Top 500 list. Maher was recently awarded his first the devil. RIAA Platinum certification for his single Lord, I Need You. Matt Maher achieved a career highlight in 2013 when he performed at the Vigil Mass presided by Pope Francis, in front of a crowd of three million people for World Youth — Ephesians 6:11 Day in Rio de Janeiro. Two years later he performed again for the Pope in downtown Philadelphia as part of the World Meeting of Families, appearing along with The Fray, Aretha Franklin, Juanes, Jim Gaffigan, and Mark Wahlberg, among others. Maher also recently joined the elite group 6 of musicians and artists as an official Steinway Artist.

FRIDAY SATURDAY KEYNOTE SPEAKER KEYNOTE SPEAKER Rich Sheridan Fr. John Bartunek, LC SThD Rich Sheridan, CEO and Chief Storyteller at Menlo Innovations, Fr. John Bartunek, LC, S.Th.D, received is a successful entrepreneur his BA in History from Stanford and author of two best-selling University in 1990. He comes from books—Joy Inc.: How We Built a Workplace People Love an evangelical Christian background and became a member and Chief Joy Officer: How Great Leaders Elevate Human of the Catholic Church in 1991. After college he worked as Energy and Eliminate Fear. Rich’s passion for inspiring a high school history teacher, drama director, and baseball organizations to create their own joy-filled cultures has coach. He then spent a year as a professional actor in Chicago led him to address audiences across the world—through before entering the religious Congregation of the Legionaries four continents and 18 countries (and counting) as well of Christ in 1993. He was ordained a Catholic priest in 2003 as throughout the United States. and earned his doctorate in moral theology in 2010. What motivates Rich to speak to tens of thousands He provided spiritual support on the set of Mel Gibson’s  of people around the world? What does he share with his audiences that makes them jump to their feet with The Passion of the Christ while researching the 2005 Catholic enthusiasm and return to their organizations on fire with inspiration? Simply this: joy. More specifically, that joy best seller, Inside the Passion, the only authorized, behind- in your organization is not just possible but essential— essential to profitability, to productivity, to every measure the-scene explanation of the film. Fr. John has contributed of success. Rich doesn’t just talk about joy in the workplace. He lives it every day at Menlo, the custom news commentary regarding religious issues on NBC, CNN, software and consulting company he co-founded in 2001 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Since then, Menlo has Fox, and the BBC. He also served as the English-language received worldwide notice for its unique culture, including recognition by Inc. Magazine as the most joyful press liaison for the Vatican’s 2005 Synod of Bishops on the company in America. Eucharist. he is the author of the acclaimed The Better Part: A Christ-Centered Resource for Personal Prayer, and also Seeking First the Kingdom: 30 Meditations on How to Love God with All Your Heart, Soul, Mind, and Strength, and Answers: Catholic Advice for Your Spiritual Questions. Fr. John currently spends his time in Michigan where he continues his writing apostolate and serves as a confessor and spiritual director. His online, do-it-yourself retreats are available at RCSpirituality.org. 7

For our struggle is not with flesh and blood but with principalities, with of this present da THE EUCHARIST Since 2008, Nic has taught several courses and has given over 100 TOB talks in the US, Canada and the Caribbean. With the Diocese of Duluth, Most Reverend Nic helped create the Theology of the Body Immersion for Teens (TOBIT), Salvatore J. Cordileone a four-day camp for teens. He and his wife Jacelyn have five children. Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone was ordained WOMEN MADE NEW to the priesthood in San Diego on July 9, 1982. He continued his studies at Gregorian University Crystalina Evert from 1985-89, earning a doctorate in canon law. The Archbishop was appointed Judicial Vicar for the Diocese of San Diego Crystalina Evert is the founder of Women Made New in 1990 and served as an assistant to the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic and the co-founder of Chastity Project. She is the Signatura from 1995-2002. On July 5, 2002, Pope John Paul II appointed best-selling author of Pure Womanhood, How to Find him the Auxiliary Bishop of the Diocese of San Diego, where he served Your Soulmate without Losing Your Soul, and the until his appointment as Bishop of Oakland on March 23, 2009. On July 27, curriculum,YOU: Life, Love and Theology of the Body. 2012, Pope Benedict XVI appointed him as the ninth Archbishop of She has spoken about the virtue of chastity and God’s plan for human San Francisco. He was installed on October 4, 2012. sexuality internationally to hundreds of thousands of teenagers, including events such as World Youth Days in Australia, Spain and Poland. Crystalina Archbishop Cordileone serves as Chairman of the United States Conference is a frequent guest on radio programs throughout the country, and her of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) Committee on Laity, Marriage, Family Life and television appearances include MSNBC, the BBC, Donahue, WGN-TV News Youth and is also a member of the Administrative Committee of the USCCB and EWTN. She and her husband, Jason, have hosted a pair of TV series and a member of the USCCB Committee for Canonical Affairs and Church for teens on EWTN: The Pure Life and Theology of the Body for Teens. Governance. The Archbishop serves on a number of boards, including the She currently hosts Women Made New on EWTN. Governing Board of the International Theological Institute, in Trumau, Austria. In 2021, he was named prior of the U.S. delegation of the Sacred THE BIBLE & BUSINESS Military Constantinian Order of St. George. Steve Green FREEDOM & RESPONSIBILITY Steve Green became President of Hobby Lobby Sohrab Ahmari in 2004, and has helped grow their family business to 900+ stores in 47 states, employing over 43,000 with Sohrab Ahmari is the op-ed editor of the New York $5.4+ billion in annual sales in 2019. He is a national Post, a columnist for First Things, and a contributing speaker on both business and philanthropy interests, editor of the Catholic Herald. Previously, he served always focusing on how his faith intersects with his life endeavors. as a columnist and editor with the Wall Street Journal opinion pages in New York and London, and as senior As Chairman of the Board of Museum of the Bible, he assembled a team writer at Commentary. In addition to those publications, his writing has of academics, designers, technology professionals and other experts appeared in The New York Times, The Times Literary Supplement, The Chroni- to create the 430,000-square-foot museum, dedicated to a scholarly cle of Higher Education, The Spectator, Dissent, and America. and engaging presentation of the Bible's impact, history and narrative. It opened in November 2017 in Washington, DC, and saw approximately SUMMIT EMCEE one million visitors during its first year. Nic Davidson Green is the author of Faith in America and The Bible in America which explore the history and impact of the Bible; This Beautiful Book explores Nic Davidson is an energetic and funny speaker how the Bible come together to tell one overarching story; and Steve and who is on fire for his faith. A convert from Assemblies his wife Jackie authored together This Dangerous Book. of God, Nic brings delightful humor coupled with his deep knowledge of the faith to all of his speaking engagments. Steve and Jackie have been married for more than 30 years, they have Having his life and marriage transformed by Theology six children and nine grandchildren and reside in Oklahoma City. of the Body, he spends his days offering the same transformation to others. 8

the powers, with the world rulers rkness, with the evil spirits in the heavens. — Ephesians 6:12 CHURCH IN CRISIS GENERATIONAL HEALING Ralph Martin Fr. Chad Ripperger Ralph is the president of Renewal Ministries, Fr. Chad Ripperger earned a Bachelor’s in Theology an organization devoted to Catholic renewal and and Philosophy at the University of San Francisco, and evangelization, which is the sponsor of The Choices a Master’s in Philosophy at the Center for Thomistic We Face , a weekly television and radio program seen Studies at the University of St. Thomas in Houston. throughout the world in more than 30 countries. He attended seminary and completed a Master’s in Theology at Holy Apostles Seminary in Connecticut. After joining the He is the Director of Graduate Theology Programs in Evangelization Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter, he was sent to Rome and completed his at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in the Archdiocese of Detroit. He holds Doctorate in Philosophy at the University of the Holy Cross. a doctorate in theology from the Angelicum University in Rome. He has taught at St. Gregory the Great Seminary in Seward, Nebraska, Pope Benedict XVI appointed Ralph as a Consultor to the Pontifical Council the diocesan seminary for the Diocese of Lincoln and at Our Lady of for the New Evangelization where he currently serves. He was also Guadalupe Seminary in Denton, Nebraska, which is the primary seminary appointed as a theological expert for the Synod on the New Evangelization. for the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter in the United States. He spent three years as a pastor in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. He is currently a member of He is the author of The Fulfillment of All Desire: A Guidebook for the the Society of the Most Sorrowful Mother, a semi-contemplative society Journey to God Based on the Wisdom of the Saints, and many books of priests who work in cooperation with the local bishop to provide on spirituality and evangelization. He and his wife Anne reside in assistance to those in the most spiritual need. Ann Arbor, Michigan and are the parents of six and grandparents of seventeen. THE PRIESTS WE NEED A CULTURE OF LIFE Kevin Wells Sister Bethany Madonna, SV Kevin Wells is a former award-winning sports reporter with the Tampa Tribune, where he covered Sister Bethany Madonna entered the Sisters of Life in Major League Baseball and other sports. He is the 2007. While attending the University of Central Florida, best-selling author of The Priests We Need to Save she had a profound encounter with the Lord, which the Church and Burst. In May, Ignatius Press released drew her heart toward the vulnerable unborn and their Kevin’s latest book, the biography on an American hero, Priest and mothers. After her graduation in 2006, she worked for Beggar; the Heroic Life of Venerable Aloysius Schwartz. Kevin is an active the Respect Life Office for the Diocese of Orlando before joining her religious evangelist, freelance writer, blogger, and podcaster (One 2 One Podcast). community. Immersed in Eucharistic prayer within a vibrant community life, their missions include caring for women who are pregnant and in crisis, Kevin is President of the Monsignor Thomas Wells Society for Vocations, accompanying college students on campus, inviting those suffering after which financially and prayerfully commits itself to the promotion of strong abortion to receive the healing mercy of Jesus, intercessory prayer, priests, seminarians, and practicing the fullness of the Catholic Faith. retreat works, and fostering a Culture of Life through evangelization. His work with youth earned him the James Cardinal Hickey National Figure Award from the Archdiocese of Washington. Sister Bethany made her final vows in 2015. She is passionate about sharing the message of life and love. In 2009, he survived a brush with death after a malformed line of vessels in his brain hemorrhaged. The day after invasive brain surgery failed to control the flow of blood, Kevin was anointed by Fr. James Stack—the longtime best friend of his murdered uncle, Msgr. Thomas Wells.To this day, witnesses in the neuro-ICU room tell of the miracle that unfolded at his bedside. He wrote, Burst, A Story of God’s Grace When Life Falls Apart in the boredom of his recovery. 9

Panels Friday | 2:00 pm & Breakout Sessions Activating Young Women Leaders in the Church Featuring Rachel Harkins Ullmann For the Lord gives wisdom; & Sr. Mary Gabriel, SV from His mouth come knowledge and understanding. Grand Ballroom C — Proverbs 2:6 Join Sr. Mary Gabriel, SV, and Rachel Harkins Ullmann of the Sisters of Life and the GIVEN Institute for a lively Thursday | 9:30 - 10:30 pm discussion on activating young adult women leaders in the Church today. Zero Victim Dessert Reception Featuring Pastor James Ward Friday | 3:15 pm Immediately Following Dinner | South Foyer Woke Capitalism and Faithful Catholic Leadership Featuring Dr. Andrew Abela Join Pastor James Ward as he shares a universal principle that has fueled his success in every area of life— Grand Ballroom C the development of a Zero Victim mindset. He is the founder of the Zero Victim Community Development Join Dr. Andrew Abela, Dean of the Busch School Corporation, an apolitical, Christian, activist organization of Business at Catholic University of America, that exists to alleviate and prevent the victimization for a discussion on “woke capitalism.” of those most vulnerable in Black America. Saturday | 2:00 pm Friday | 11:45 am - 12:30 pm Supreme Court Briefing Panel Discussion: Preserving Freedom's Future and Discussion of Current Cases Featuring Steve Green, Kate Anderson & Sumi Thomas Estrella Theatre Grand Ballroom D Join Montse Alvarado, Vice President and Executive Director of the Becket Fund for Religious Panelists Steve Green of Hobby Lobby and Liberty, for a discussion of the current “state of affairs” Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys Kate Anderson of the Supreme Court, relevant cases, and religious & Sumi Thomas discuss the intersection of business, liberty in the United States. freedom of conscience and religious liberty. Saturday | 3:15 pm 10 Donor Advised Funds as a Means of Stewardship and Philanthropy Estrella Theatre Join Dennis Gerber, President of the Knights of Columbus Charitable Fund, for a discussion of Donor Advised Funds.

THE BUSCH SCHOOL OF BUSINESS KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CHARITABLE FUND Dr. Andrew Abela Dennis Gerber Andrew Abela is the founding dean of the School Dennis Gerber is the President & CEO of Knights of of Business and Economics and Associate Professor Columbus Charitable Fund, a non-profit organization of Marketing at The Catholic University of America. offering donor-advised funds and other charitable He is the co-editor of A Catechism for Business and planning products. Dennis specializes in complex winner of the 2009 Novak Award. He holds a B.Sc. philanthropic solutions for institutions and individuals. from the University of Toronto, an MBA from the Institute for Management A graduate of Rowan University of New Jersey; Dennis serves on multiple Development in Switzerland, and a Ph.D. in Marketing and Ethics from Advisory Boards in New York and New Jersey. the Darden Business School at the University of Virginia. ALLIANCE DEFENDING FREEDOM ALLIANCE DEFENDING FREEDOM Sumi Thomas Kate Anderson Sumi Thomas is VP of Legal Professional Affairs for Kate Anderson is senior counsel with Alliance the Blackstone Legal Fellowship. Sumi’s long-term Defending Freedom. Anderson focuses on protecting relationship with ADF was born of her desire to help the conscience rights of individuals unjustly compelled influence public opinion on the critical importance of to forfeit their beliefs under threat of government protecting religious freedom. She has been an ADF retaliation. Anderson graduated magna cum laude team member since 2001. Raised in Colorado, Sumi has a degree in history from Gonzaga University School of Law. Anderson is admitted to the state and political science with a graduate degree in public policy. She resides bars of Arizona and Washington, the U.S. Supreme Court, and several in Chandler, Arizona with her husband Dr. Mathew Thomas and her son. federal district and appellate courts. She is a Blackstone Fellow. GIVEN INSTITUTE BECKET FUND FOR RELIGIOUS LIBERTY Rachel Harkins Ullmann Montse Alvarado Rachel is the Executive Director of The GIVEN Institute, Montse Alvarado is the VP & Executive Director of a not-for-profit organization seeking to activate the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty where she has led gifts of young women for the Church and for the initiatives in development, communications, strategy world. She is a graduate of Franciscan University and operations to secure religious liberty victories of Steubenville, where she majored in Theology and against the contraceptive mandate, protect the rights Catechetics and obtained her Masters in Education Administration from of churches, and safeguard the free speech of crisis pregnancy centers Johns Hopkins University. and religious groups on campus. Montse has a Masters from the George Washington University and a B.A. from Florida International University. ZERO VICTIM SISTERS OF LIFE Pastor James Ward Sr. Mary Gabriel, SV Pastor James E. Ward, Jr.'s \"Zero Victim\" perspective addresses a hurting generation seeking real and Sr. Mary Gabriel is a member of the Sisters of Life, a lasting change. Known for his keen insight into the religious community dedicated to the protection and social complexities of spirituality and intersectionality, enhancement of the sacredness of human life. She James challenges listeners with Biblical principles. has a passion for mentoring young women into the He is the pastor of INSIGHT Church in the north Chicago suburb of Skokie. freedom found in Jesus Christ. Sister Mary Gabriel was He and his wife Sharon have been married for twenty-one years and have Co-Chair of the of the inaugural 2016 GIVEN Forum a leadership with the two children. aim of helping young women to “receive the gift they are, realize the gifts they’ve been given, and respond with the gift that only they can give.” 11

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Schoefdeuvelnets MASS CHAPEL Thursday, Friday, Saturday evening Thursday - Saturday 24 hour access Saturday & Sunday morning ROSARY CONFESSION & ADORATION 30 minutes before each evening Mass 1 hour before each evening Mass Thursday, September 16 Friday, September 17 AM Attire: Resort Casual PM Attire: Business AM Attire: Resort Casual PM Attire: Evening Resort 07:00 AM - 11:59 PM 24 Hour Chapel Grand Ballroom B 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM 24 Hour Chapel Grand Ballroom B 08:00 AM - 04:00 PM Exhibitor Registration South Foyer 07:30 AM - 08:30 AM Chaplain’s Breakfast Grand Ballroom C 08:00 AM - 02:00 PM Legatus Golf Tournament & Luncheon 07:30 AM - 08:30 AM Breakfast East Lawn 09:30 AM - 02:00 PM The Phoenician Golf Club All General Sessions are in Grand Ballroom D Legatus Spa Retreat & Luncheon The Phoenician Spa & Mowry & Cotton 08:30 AM - 10:00 AM Opening Prayers & Welcome 10:00 AM - 04:00 PM Summit Registration Opens South Foyer Crystalina Evert 01:30 PM - 03:00 PM Broken, Healed & Restored Thomas Aquinas College Seminar Hummingbird Ralph Martin A Church in Crisis 04:30 PM - 05:20 PM Adoration Grand Ballroom E 10:00 AM - 10:25 AM Break South Foyer & Grand Ballroom A 04:30 PM - 05:20 PM Confession 10:25 AM - 12:30 PM Steve Green Jacaranda, Joshua & Ironwood The Bible & Business 05:00 PM - 05:20 PM Holy Rosary Grand Ballroom E Panel Discussion: 05:20 PM - 05:30 PM Preserving Freedom's Future 05:30 PM - 06:15 PM Benediction Grand Ballroom E Steve Green, Kate Anderson, 06:15 PM - 07:00 PM & Sumi Thomas 07:00 PM - 09:30 PM Opening Mass Grand Ballroom E Most Reverend Salvatore Cordileone Reception South Foyer A Eucharistic Revival: A Bishop's Perspective Arizona Sunsets Dinner & Program Grand Ballroom D 12:30 PM - 01:30 PM Lunch Grand Ballroom E Presentation of the Bowie Kuhn Award 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM for Evangelization Breakout Session: Activating Young 03:15 PM - 04:15 PM Women Leaders in the Church Matt Maher Sr. Mary Gabriel, SV, and Rachel Harkins An Acoustic Evening with Matt Maher 04:30 PM - 05:20 PM Ullmann from GIVEN Grand Ballroom C 04:30 PM - 05:20 PM 9:30 PM - 10:30 PM Dessert Reception & Presentation 05:00 PM - 05:20 PM Breakout Session: Woke Capitalism South Foyer 05:20 PM - 05:30 PM and Faithful Catholic Leadership 05:30 PM - 06:15 PM Dr. Andrew Abela from The Busch School Pastor James Ward 06:30 PM - 08:45 PM of Business at Catholic University of America Zero Victim Grand Ballroom C In all circumstances, Adoration Grand Ballroom E hold faith as a shield, to quench all the flaming arrows Confession Jacaranda, Joshua & Ironwood of the evil one. Holy Rosary Grand Ballroom E — Ephesians 6:16 Benediction Grand Ballroom E Mass Grand Ballroom E Taking a Ride on Route 66 Dinner & Program Grand Ballroom D Rich Sheridan Leadership & Joy 08:45 PM - 10:00 PM Dessert Reception South Foyer 14

Saturday, September 18 AM Attire: Resort Casual PM Attire: Black Tie Optional/Formal Attire 12:00 AM - 11:00 PM 24 Hour Chapel Grand Ballroom B Daily Mass Grand Ballroom B 7:00 AM - 7:30 AM Chapter Officer’s Breakfast Grand Ballroom C 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM Breakfast East Lawn 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM All General Sessions are in Grand Ballroom D 8:30 AM -10:00 AM Morning Prayers & Welcome Sr. Bethany Madonna, SV A Culture of Life Kevin Wells The Unknown American Superhero 10:00 AM - 10:25 AM Break South Foyer and Grand Ballroom A 10:25 AM - 12:30 AM Sohrab Ahmari What is Freedom For? Fr. Chad Ripperger Authority & Generational Spirits Nic Davidson Fearless: What is Your Next Leap of Faith? 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM Lunch Grand Ballroom E 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Breakout Session: Supreme Court Briefing and Discussion of Current Cases Montse Alvarado from The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty Estrella Theatre 3:15 PM - 4:15 PM Breakout Session: Donor Advised Funds as a Means of Stewardship and Philanthropy Dennis Gerber from Knights of Columbus Charitable Fund Estrella Theatre 4:30 PM - 5:20 PM Adoration Grand Ballroom E 4:30 PM - 5:20 PM Confession 5:00 PM - 5:20 PM Jacaranda, Joshua & Ironwood 5:20 PM - 5:30 PM 5:30 PM - 6:15 PM Holy Rosary Grand Ballroom E 6:15 PM - 7:15 PM 7:30 PM -10:00 PM Benediction Grand Ballroom E Closing Vigil Mass Grand Ballroom E Reception South Foyer As Numerous as the Stars Dinner & Program Grand Ballroom D Presentation of Chaplain of the Year Fr. John Bartunek, LC SThD Fearlessly Choosing Happiness Sunday, September 19 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM Traveler’s Breakfast 8:30 AM - 9:00 AM J&G Steakhouse (Fifth Floor) Mass Estrella Theatre 15

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Finding Your Way THIRD FLOOR A Elevators Hummingbird Escalators to The Summit Front Desk Main Lobby Concierge Desk FIRST FLOOR Estrella Ballroom The Phoenician H Grand Ballroom I E G DF Escalators Grand Ballroom C & Elevators South Foyer to Lobby B Grand Ballroom N East Foyer M J K L FIFTH FLOOR Elevators Third Floor, Lobby Level O Thomas Aquinas College Seminar...............A J&G Steakhouse First Floor, Summit West Registration Desk.............................................B Exhibitors & Refreshments...........................C Chapel..................................................................D Friday Breakout Sessions..............................E General Sessions..............................................F Mass & Lunch....................................................G Saturday Breakout Sessions........................H Sunday Mass.....................................................H Sacristy................................................................I Confession..................................................J, K, L Breakfast......................................................M, N Fifth Floor Sunday Breakfast.............................................O 19

ExhibitorsSUMMIT WEST 2021 SCOTTSDALE, AZ• SEPTEMBER 16-18 FEARLESS SUMMIT WEST 2021 15 11 SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS 22 21 EWTN........................................................................1-2 Obria..............................................................................3 Amazing Parish...........................................................4 The Busch School of Business...............................5 (Catholic University of America) Napa Institute.............................................................6 Thomas More Society...............................................7 FOCUS...........................................................................8 St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology....................9 Ave Maria Mutual Funds.......................................10 Seraphym Designs..................................................11 Ave Maria University..............................................12 Ave Maria School of Law......................................13 Women Made New.................................................14 Museum of the Bible..............................................15 Religious Freedom Institute.................................16 Stations of the Cross.............................................17 The Sacred Art Gallery...........................................18 Franciscan Friars of The Holy Spirit...................19 Cross Catholic Outreach........................................20 Allian2ce0D2e1feSnudimngmFrietedWome.s..t.............................21 GIVEN InEsxtihtuitbei.t..o....r....M....a...p......................................22 20 Silver Packages Silver Booths..........13-20

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2020 AWARD WINNERS Many thanks to all award winners for their service to Legatus, commitment to our Catholic faith, and defense of the Church. Congratulations! Founder Award Chapter Administrator of the Year Recognizes the founding member, member couple or chaplain that led Recognizes the chapter administrator who best exhibits the mission of the organization in the planning and execution of the charge to 15 members and helped establish a new Legatus chapter. stellar chapter events and who maintains the smooth operation of the chapter in conjunction with the chapter officers. Albany Thomas & Annmarie Marusak President of the Year National Sue Mach • Lincoln Recognizes the chapter president who has demonstrated Great Lakes Claudia Kimura • Cincinnati exceptional leadership and service to his/her chapter. Evidence of this leadership is found in the health and vibrancy Northeast Katie Grella • Pittsburgh of the chapter, including new membership growth and strong retention. Other factors consist of, but are not limited to, Southeast Mary Overcash • Atlanta excellence in programming and adherence to chapter bylaws. West Kelly-Ann Racich • Vancouver National Rob Attai • Denver Chapters with 100% Retention in 2020 Great Lakes Karin Teglia • DuPage County Northeast Deacon Matt Coyne • Philadelphia We would like to honor the chapters who attained Southeast Deacon Mark Kelley • Louisville West Gary Crisp • Orange Coast perfect retention this year! Louisville Southeast Region Tampa Bay Southeast Region Program Chair of the Year Membership Chair of the Year Recognizes the program chair whose chapter had the most Recognizes the membership chair whose chapter outstanding monthly programs. had the most new members in the past year. National Thomas Sandeman • New Orleans National Brian Dulin • Bucks County Central Rick Ball • Des Moines Central Rob Attai • Denver Great Lakes Kim McGaw • DuPage County Great Lakes Keith & Ann Bares • Twin Cities Northeast Grant Franjione • Pittsburgh Southeast Deacon Gary Rudemiller • Lexington West Ralph Linzmeier • Orange Coast West Julie Crisp • Orange Coast Ronald Nielsen II • San Juan Capistrano Chaplain of the Year Ace of the Year Recognizes the chaplain who serves his chapter faithfully and Recognizes the individual who recruited heroically, not only in accordance with the specified duties, but also through his witness, calling the members on to a deeper the most new members in the past year. experience of, and commitment to, Christ and His Church. National Rick Ball • Des Moines National Bishop Ronald Gainer • Harrisburg Chris McMahon • Pittsburgh Central Fr. James Misko • Austin Rob Reynolds • Tampa Bay Great Lakes Fr. Chas Canoy • Ann Arbor Southeast Fr. Daniel Firmin • Savannah Great Lakes Karin Teglia • DuPage County West Fr. Dave Heney • Ventura-LA North Helen Healy • Twin Cities West Murray Neilson • Vancouver *Please see Legatus Networks for a complete listing of all previous years' award winners. 24

Ambassador of the Year R ecognizes a Legatus member who has demonstrated outstanding Christian witness to his/her company or the broader community. 2020 Stephen & Deborah Peroutka • Baltimore 2013 Larry Blanford • Atlanta 2006 John Roth • Orlando 2019 S. Craig Henry • Lafayette-Acadiana 2012 James Sheehan • Dublin 2005 Chuck LiMandri • San Diego 2018 George Essef, Sr. • Ventura/LA North 2011 Patrick Molyneaux • Pittsburgh 2004 Michael Cascone • Jacksonville 2017 John DiSanto • Harrisburg 2010 Dr. Richard Toussaint • Dallas 2003 Joseph C. Canizaro • New Orleans 2016 Ralph Linzmeier • Orange Coast 2009 Tim Busch • Orange County 2002 William Demetree • Orlando 2015 Randy Hammond • Phoenix 2008 Scot Landry • Boston 2001 Phyllis Schlafly • St. Louis 2014 Tom & Glory Sullivan • Jacksonville 2007 John Klink • At-Large West 2000 Sen. Mel R. Martinez • Orlando Campbell Award P resented to the chapter with the most outstanding quality of monthly programs, the Campbell Award recognizes superior achievement in the key areas of education, inspiration, balance, and exportability. 2020 Bucks County 2011 Colorado Springs, Northern New Jersey, Napa Valley, National Central Denver Detroit, Columbus, Jacksonville Great Lakes Twin Cities Southeast Lexington 2010 L incoln, Genesis, Columbus, Orlando, Philadelphia, West Orange Coast Orange Coast 2009 F ort Worth, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Toronto, Pasadena, 2019 P ittsburgh, Wichita, South Bend-Elkhart, Tampa Bay, Northern New Jersey San Diego 2008 L as Vegas, Baton Rouge, Chicago, Providence, Mobile 2018 S an Juan Capistrano, New Orleans Northshore, St. Charles, Bucks County, Charlotte 2007 O range County, Houston, Ann Arbor, Naples, 2017 O range County, New Orleans, Fort Wayne, Northern New Jersey Washington D.C., Harrisburg 2006 P asadena, Denver, Ann Arbor, Jersey Shore, Orlando 2016 P hiladelphia, Rockford, Denver, San Diego, Atlanta 2015 F ort Worth, Ann Arbor, Pittsburgh, Houma-Thibodaux, 2005 O range County, New Orleans, Northern Virginia, South Bay of Los Angeles Northeast Wisconsin, Cleveland, Toronto 2014 Cleveland, Jersey Shore, Lexington, Phoenix, Portland 2004 D enver, Northern New Jersey 2003 Orange County 2001 San Diego 2002 Chicago, New Orleans 2000 Chicago 2013 Cleveland, Twin Cities, Mobile, Wichita, Las Vegas 2012 F ort Worth, Lexington, Detroit Northeast, Western Massachusetts, South Bay of Los Angeles Angott Award Awarded for outstanding membership growth, the Angott Award recognizes outstanding growth by percentage and number among our chartered chapters. The award is named in honor of Tom Angott, recognizing his outstanding performance as the Detroit Chapter’s first membership chair. 2020 T ampa Bay • Percentage Growth 2013 Baton Rouge, Cincinnati New Orleans • Membership Growth 2012 B aton Rouge, Tampa Bay • Membership Growth San Juan Capistrano 2019 Greenville and Vancouver, Indianapolis 2011 B aton Rouge, 2018 D es Moines, San Juan Capistrano 2017 Harrisburg San Juan Capistrano 2016 Ann Arbor 2010 Baton Rouge, San Juan Capistrano 2015 Denver, Atlanta 2009 Baton Rouge 2014 F ort Wayne, Pittsburgh, Baton Rouge 2008 Baton Rouge, Columbus, Orange Coast 2007 Denver, Mobile 2006 Naples, Cleveland 25 2005 Cleveland, Phoenix



2020 AWARD WINNERS continued Bowie Kuhn Special Award for Evangelization  Recognizes an individual who has exhibited significant efforts to spread the good news of Jesus Christ among his/her peers— and noteworthy dedication to the mission and ideals of Legatus. 2020 Mario Costabile • Newark 2015 Michael Heck • St. Louis 2011 Mother Olga & Dr. Timothy O’Donnell 2019 Tim Flanagan • Philadelphia 2014 David Lukinovich • Baton Rouge 2010 Sr. Rosalind Moss 2018 Paul Durnan • Long Island 2013 Curtis Martin • Denver 2009 L.H. Bayley • Indianapolis 2017 Michael Warsaw • Washington, DC 2012 John Reid • Dublin 2008 Thomas Peterson • At Large S.E. 2016 Tim Busch • Orange County 2012 Mike Caspino • Orange Canyons 2007 George Maley • Indianapolis Cardinal O’Connor Defender of the Faith Award 2020 Archbishop Charles Chaput, OFM Cap. 2019 Bishop Edward Scharfenberger Awarded for his/her strong defense of Our Lord in the Holy Eucharist, 2018 Brian Burch 2017 Bishop David Zubik Catholic principles, articles of faith and the sanctity of human life and marriage, 2016 Peter Kreeft despite adverse public media criticism or political incorrectness. Cardinal John J. O’Connor Pro-Life Award (merged with the Defender of the Faith Award in 2016) 2015 T heresa Deisher, PhD, Robert P. George, Stephen Jalsevac, 2007 C hris & Joan Bell, Denise Cocciolone, Sisters of Life, John-Henry Westen, Mary Cunningham Agee Sr. Paula Vandegaer 2014 K athy DiFiore, Dr. Angela Lanfranchi, Wesley Smith 2006 Joan Byrum, Peggy Hartshorn, Thomas W. Hilgers, 2013 D avid Bereit, Reggie Littlejohn, Rita Marker, John Smeaton Jerry Horn, James Hughes, Bernard Nathanson 2012 Chuck Donovan, Richard Doerflinger, Michael Schwartz 2011 C ardinal Raymond Burke, Steve & Vivian Koob, 2005 James Bopp, Jr., Richard Collier, Fr. Thomas Euteneuer, Karen Garnett, Magaly Llaguno, Barbara Lyons, Germaine Wensley Thomas Monaghan, Dan Zeidler 2010 Alveda King, Sam & Gloria Lee, Monsignor Philip J. Reilly 2004 Dr. Theresa Burke, Mark Crutcher, Nellie Gray, 2009 President George W. Bush, Kathleen Eaton, Fr. Frank Pavone, Austin Ruse, Rep. Chris Smith Cardinal Francis George, Johnny Hunter, Dinah Monahan 2003 Sal Bando, Bishop Victor Galeone, Sen. Rick Santorum, 2008 John Haas, Molly Kelly, Janet Morana Joseph Scheidler, Phyllis Schlafly, John & Barbara Willke Defender of the Faith Award Outgoing Board of Governors (merged with the Cardinal John J. O’Connor Pro-Life Award in 2016) 2020 Jerry Cirino, Sam LaVergne, Mike McCartney 2019 Fran Morrissey, Walter Zink 2015 Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone 2018 Tom Heule, Jack McAleer 2014 Archbishop Paul S. Coakley 2017 Michael Belz, William Raaths, R. Scott Turicchi, 2013 Matthew Kelly, Erin Mersino 2012 Archbishop William E. Lori Joseph R. Williams 2011 Dr. William Donohue 2016 Gerald Schoenle, Charles Haas, Gerald Stafford 2010 Archbishop Timothy Dolan 2015 Charles LiMandri, Frederic Weiss 2009 Bishop Thomas Tobin 2014 Keith Armato, Jack Carew, Louis DiCerbo, Michael Faricy, 2008 Archbishop Charles Chaput 2007 Bishop Han Dingxiang (China) James Gladney, Ralph Linzmeier, Tom Peterson 2006 Cardinal Raymond Burke, Bishop Thomas Olmsted 2013 Joseph Melançon, Steven Marcus, Robert Pliska, 2005 Mother Angelica, Bishop Ronald Fabbro, CSB Peggy Hartshorn 2012 Jeffrey Darrey, Steve Stumpf, Tom Spencer 2011 Nancy Cheney, William McIntyre, Anthony Tersigni 27

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