Legatus Summit East 2022: The One

29 Then they asked him, What must we do to accomplish the works God requires? Jesus answered, “The work of God is this: to believe in he has sent.” –John 6:28-29 9 A January 27-29, 2022 | The Ritz-Carlton | Amelia Island, FL

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AMELIA ISLAN Welcome to our signature event— load the SUMMIT APP 1.the Legatus Summit. Here on a for the full experience Open your Summit email invitation, tap Download the App, and go to the App Store/Google Play. AMELIA ISLAND, FL JANUARY 27-29secluded barrier island, you'll enjoy 2. After the app downloads, go back to the North Florida with the rich history email invitation and click Verify Account. and stunning beauty of Amelia Island. 3. Open the app. Click the Profile tab on the bottom Our lineup of inspiring speakers, of the screen, then click Log In. Enter your first and the fun of connecting with Legates name, last name, and email. Click Next. across the organization, will create a memorable, faith-filled experience. 4. Check your email and/or text messages for your verification code. Return to the app, enter the code, and click Verify. Have questions or need assistance?  Stop by the Summit registration desk. We’re happy to assist you. 

who is the Way, the Truth and the Life AMELIA ISLAND, FL who is living water and the Bread of Life who satisfies the desires of our hearts who is love itself Dear Legatus Members, Welcome to Amelia Island and the 2022 Legatus are seeking to put on the “armor of God” (Eph. 6:11). Summit! We are excited to share this time with you We urge you to both reconnect with old friends and and anticipate an inspiring and spiritually enriching forge new relationships during this incredible weekend. weekend together as we enjoy the island’s coastal charm and the Ritz-Carlton’s world-class service. This year Legatus will celebrate its 35th anniversary. As our society becomes increasingly explicit in throw- We are grateful to the Jacksonville Chapter for serving ing off all moral constructs, the clarion charge from as our hosts and welcoming us to historically rich Pope St. John Paul II to our members is overwhelming: Amelia Island. Once again, we are honored to have The world needs genuine witnesses to Christian ethics so many esteemed clergy and religious joining us, in the field of business, and the Church asks you to including Archbishop Joseph Naumann, Bishop Felipe fulfill this role publicly with courage and perseverance. de Jesús Estévez, Bishop Joseph Coffey and Bishop Over these last few years, Christ has demonstrated Andrew Cozzens. to us that Legatus was made for such a time as this and Catholic leaders must rise to the call of heroic Our theme, “The One,” echoes the call of the holiness. Let us support each other in embracing Catechism to focus on the Eucharist as the source and the mission before us as Ambassadors for Christ swuemamimittoofitnhsepiCrehryisotuiainnAtloifMea.dTEeherLopIueAgr hreoIluSattiLtohnAisshNwipeDewki,ethnFdL, in theJAMaNrkUetpAlaRceY. 27-29 the One who is the Way, the Truth and the Life; who is St. Peter, patron of Legatus, pray for us! Living Water and the Bread of Life; who satisfies the desires of our hearts; and who is love itself. Sincerely, We look forward to an exciting program featuring Thomas Monaghan Stephen Henley AMELIA ISLAND, FL distinguished speakers, memorable meals, and daily Founder & CEO President liturgies, where we will encounter Christ Himself in the Eucharist. We also encourage you to take time to be before the Lord in the Blessed Sacrament and call upon Him to deepen your faith and ask Him how He wants you to increase your impact on the world. The Summit presents an unparalleled opportunity to interact with other Catholic business leaders who 2

Brothers and Sisters in Christ Jesus, The Jacksonville Chapter also has a notable history, albeit much more recent than the Spanish conquis- The Jacksonville Chapter welcomes you to our state, tadors! Our founding chaplain Bishop Victor Galeone our town, and our coastal islands! It is a blessing to of the Diocese of St. Augustine, along with founding enjoy the sunrise side of Florida with our fellow Legates. member, former MLB commissioner Bowie Kuhn, were instrumental in our 2003 chartering. We’re proud of our deep Catholic roots. St. Augustine is home to the oldest parish in the U.S.—the first Mass As we enter our 19th year, we are honored to have was celebrated here in 1565. Years later, Spanish Bishop Felipe J. Estévez as our chaplain and spiritual settlers brought a devotion to Our Lady and a chapel guide. Our Chapter is enthusiastic about the mission dedicated to Nuestra Senora de La Leche y Buen Parto of Legatus as we integrate Christian ethics into our (Our Nursing Mother of Happy Delivery). This founded business practices and boldly live our Catholic identity. the first sanctuary and shrine dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary in the U.S., established in the same place We are looking forward to spending time with you (\"The Sacred Acre\") where the first Mass was celebrated throughout the weekend! years before, at the Mission \"Name of God\" St. Augus- tine. Over 450 years later, the Shrine of Our Lady of Our Lady of La Leche, pray for us! La Leche in St. Augustine is one of the most important and popular pilgrimage sites in the country. ~The Jacksonville Chapter of Legatus made for such a made for such a time as this 3

make time for CLERGY PRAYER SUMMIT AT THE CHAPEL Archbishop Naumann Bishop Coffey Bishop Cozzens Archdiocese of Kansas City Plaza I Archdiocese of the Diocese of Thursday-Saturday Military Services, USA Crookston, Minnesota Open 24 Hours beginning Thursday 7:00 am MASS Ritz-Carlton Ballroom Thursday , Friday & Saturday Evenings Plaza I Sunday Morning ROSARY Bishop Estévez Bishop Parkes Diocese of St. Augustine Diocese of Savannah Ritz-Carlton Ballroom 30 minutes prior to each Fr. Zachary Akers Fr. John Ezratty, Dcn. Joseph Peters evening Mass Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter Miles Christi Western Massachusetts EXPOSITION OF THE Msgr. Michael Billian Rev. Joseph Fox, OP Msgr. Joseph Schaedel Genesis Archdiocese of Detroit Indianapolis BLESSED SACRAMENT Fr. Scott Borgman Fr. Gabriel Gillen, OP Fr. Patrick Schultz Ritz-Carlton Ballroom San Juan Capistrano Dominican Friars Foundation Cleveland 1 hour prior to each evening Mass Fr. Patrick Broussard Msgr. Chuck Kosanke Fr. Bryce Sibley Lafayette-Acadiana Detroit Lafayette-Acadiana PRESENTATION OF THE Fr. Eric Cadin Fr. Dan Leary Fr. Charles Sikorsky EUCHARISTIC Boston World Villages For Children President, Divine Mercy MIRACLES OF University THE WORLD Fr. Chas Canoy Fr. Ryan Lewis Ann Arbor Omaha Sr. Margarita Plaza II Sisters of Mary Fr. Xavy Castro Fr. Christopher Ligouri CONFESSION Tampa Bay Jacksonville Sr. Margie Sisters of Mary Santa Maria I & II Fr. Josh Caswell Sr. Veronica Marie, OP 1 hour prior to each Downtown Chicago Sisters of Mary Mother Fr. Rick Stansberry evening Mass of the Eucharist Oklahoma City Fr. Nathan Cromly, 4 Congregation of St. John Sr. Briege McKenna Mother Amata Veritas, OP Order of St. Clare Sisters of Mary Mother Fr. Jeffrey Day of the Eucharist Detroit Northeast Fr. Jim Meysenburg Lincoln Fr. Richard Vigoa Fr. Pablo Escriva de Romani Miami Diocese of Madrid Fr. Denis O'Shaughnessy Diocese of St. Augustine Dcn. Andy Zucaro Newark

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Whoever drinks the water I shall THURSDAY KEYNOTE SPEAKER Governor Ron DeSantis Ron DeSantis is the 46th governor of Florida. A native Floridian with blue-collar roots, DeSantis attended Dunedin High School and worked his way through Yale University, where he graduated with honors and was the captain of the varsity baseball team. He also graduated with honors from Harvard Law School. While at Harvard, he earned a commission in the U.S. Navy as a JAG officer. During his active-duty service, DeSantis deployed to Iraq as an adviser to a U.S. Navy SEAL commander in support of the SEAL mission in Fallujah, Ramadi, and the rest of Al Anbar province. His military decorations include the Bronze Star Medal for Meritorious Service and the Iraq Campaign Medal. DeSantis also served as a federal prosecutor, where he targeted and convicted child predators. In 2012, he was elected to Congress where he advocated for congressional term limits and a balanced budget amendment. DeSantis spearheaded oversight efforts to expose malfeasance in the IRS and in agencies involved in abusing their authority during the manufacturing of the Russia collusion conspiracy theory. Congressman DeSantis was also a leading champion for America’s veterans and helped enact VA reforms to place an emphasis on mental health. 6

the water I shall give will never thirst; give will become in him a spring of water welling up to eternal life. -John 4:14 FRIDAY SATURDAY KEYNOTE SPEAKER KEYNOTE SPEAKER MSeanractoorRubio RJoonuamthieon Senator Marco Rubio was born in A highly acclaimed actor, Miami; his Cuban parents immigrated Jonathan Roumie portrays to the U.S. in 1956. By their loving Jesus Christ in the first multi-season series about the life example, Rubio learned the importance of family and hard work of Christ, The Chosen. and came to realize that all things are possible in America. It wasn’t long after he graduated from the University of Florida A New York native, Roumie was raised Greek Orthodox and (1993) and University of Miami Law School (1996) that he felt later converted to Roman Catholicism. A television and voice drawn to serve in public office. actor, prior to The Chosen he played the character of Christ in a touring multimedia production, Faustina: Messenger Rubio was a city commissioner for West Miami before being of Divine Mercy and again in Once We Were Slaves/The Two elected to the Florida House of Representatives in 2000, and Thieves. Roumie is also the co-producer/director and lead then speaker in 2006. Rubio arrived in the U.S. Senate in 2011 actor of The Last Days: The Passion and Death of Jesus, and is a member of the Committee on Small Business and a live performance about the Passion of Christ. Roumie has Entrepreneurship, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, been a ministry leader and a Eucharistic minister; he serves and the Senate Appropriations Committee, which is responsible as vice president on the boards of two nonprofit media for allocating federal government funding. Rubio is ranking companies: Catholics in Media Associates and G.K. Chesterton member of the Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere, Theatre Company. Transnational Crime, Civilian Security, Democracy, Human Rights, and Global Women’s Issues and vice chairman of the Senate The Chosen has been translated into 50+ languages and was Select Committee on Intelligence, which provides oversight crowdfunded with $10 million from 20k+ donors. Ranked in of the U.S. government’s intelligence community and national the top 50 entertainment apps, the series is free to watch security apparatus. on The Chosen app. Rubio and his wife Jeanette live in West Miami with their Roumie has appeared in television shows such as The Good four children. Wife, As the World Turns, and Castle. 7

It is Jesus who stirs in you the desire to do something the refusal to be ground down by mediocrity, the ORIGINAL PERSONHOOD BLESSED MOTHER AND AUTHENTIC WOMANHOOD Anna Carter Carrie Gress Co-Founder & President of Eden Invitation Author, Philosopher, and Mom After earning theology and catechetics degrees Carrie Gress is a fellow at the Washington, D.C. from the Franciscan University of Steubenville, think-tank Ethics and Public Policy Center and a Anna became a NET missionary, theology teacher, scholar at the Institute for Human Ecology at Catholic and campus minister. In 2017, Anna co-founded Eden Invitation, a movement University of America (CUA). She holds a doctorate in philosophy from the for young adult Christians experiencing same-sex desires and gender CUA and is the editor at the online magazine Theology of Home. She is the discordance. As president, she serves as the vision-caster, general ringleader, author of Nudging Conversions, Ultimate Makeover, The Marian Option, and resident wordsmith. She writes and speaks across the country, inviting Marian Consecration for Children, The Anti-Mary Exposed, and Theology of others into the abundant life in the midst of our longings. Home. She co-authored City of Saints; A Pilgrim’s Guide to John Paul II’s Krakow with George Weigel. Her latest book, Theology of Home II, was THE EUCHARIST released in October 2020. Most Reverend Andrew H. Cozzens SUMMIT EMCEE Bishop of the Diocese of Crookston Catherine Hadro Bishop Cozzens graduated from Benedictine College Founding Host of EWTN's Pro-Life Weekly where he experienced a deepening of the faith through the Catholic Charismatic Renewal. Bishop Cozzens Catherine Hadro is the founding host and managing editor served as a missionary with Twin Cities-based NET Ministries, then joined the of EWTN Pro-Life Weekly. She currently serves as an EWTN Companions of Christ in Saint Paul and worked for Saint Paul’s Outreach. contributor. As a broadcast professional, Hadro has In 1997, he was ordained to the priesthood for the Archdiocese of Saint Paul regularly interviewed top politicians, Church leaders, and cultural figures. and Minneapolis. He served as parochial vicar at the Cathedral of Saint Paul A graduate of Florida State University, she got her start in journalism as a reporter, and then Faribault Catholic Community before going to Rome for doctoral producer, and founding team member for EWTN News Nightly, where her studies. In 2013, he was appointed auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of coverage included St. John Paul II’s canonization in Rome and Pope Francis’ Saint Paul and Minneapolis. In October 2021, he became bishop of the Dio- 2015 U.S. visit. Hadro’s reporting has caught the attention from secular outlets cese of Crookston. Cozzens is chairman of the USCCB Committee including Vanity Fair and New York Magazine. Her writing has appeared on Evangelization and Catechesis. in The National Catholic Register, The Washington Examiner, and America Magazine. SAVING FAITH & FAMILY IN AMERICA WORSHIP J.P. DeGance Sarah Kroger Author, Founder & President of Communio Worship Leader & Songwriter DeGance is the co-author of Endgame: The Church’s Sarah Kroger is a Nashville-based Catholic worship Strategic Move to Save Faith and Family in America and leader and songwriter whose love for music was the founder/president of Communio, a nonprofit that sparked at a young age but the impact of bullying equips churches to solve family and faith crises. Originally the Culture of and her struggle with anxiety and shyness hid her musical gift for years. Freedom Initiative at The Philanthropy Roundtable, the Initiative raised and Everything changed when she met Jesus in an intimate encounter through spent $20 million over three years in three states to identify effective strate- worship at a youth conference; “Worship became my language with God.” gies to boost marital health and family stability. With a network of churches, Kroger seeks to create music in which people can encounter the heart of the Initiative reduced the divorce rate by 24 percent in Jacksonville, FL. Since God in a profound way. She has released three albums,Your Time, Hallelujah then, DeGance has led Communio to partner with churches to strategically Is Our Song, and Bloom. Her upcoming album, Light, is an inspiration to design and run their own data-informed, Full-Circle Relationship Ministries. continue saying \"yes\" to vulnerability, intimacy, and honesty. to improving yourselves and society, making the world 8

great with your lives, the will to follow an ideal, e courage to commit yourselves humbly and patiently SEEK HEALING IN CRISIS INNOVATION IN THE CHURCH Fr. Dan Leary Jason Shanks Chaplain of World Villages, Priest of the Archdiocese of Washington, D.C. President of OSV Institute A graduate of Mount Saint Mary's Seminary, Fr. Leary Jason Shanks is president of the OSV Institute and was ordained a priest in the Archdiocese of Washington the OSV Innovation Challenge and Talks. Prior to OSV, D.C. in 1997. He has led numerous pilgrimages to the Shanks served as CEO of Catholic Charities of Southeast Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe and has served the poor through Mustard Michigan. He holds a bachelor's degree in education from Miami University, Seed Communities in Jamaica and the Missionaries of Charity in Haiti. Ohio; a master's degree in theology from Pontifical College Josephinum with He assists the Life-Giving Wounds ministry and has led several retreats. an emphasis in the New Evangelization; and a master's degree in nonprofit In July 2020, Fr. Dan was appointed chaplain of the Sisters of Mary, a religious administration from Mendoza College of Business of the University of Notre community founded by Venerable Father Al Schwartz. The Sisters of Mary Dame. He also holds a certificate in fundraising management from Indiana work to give the poorest of poor children safe homes, food, and education, University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy. His work at OSV is primarily and prepare them for a better future. As chaplain, Fr. Leary is a spiritual father focused on creating and renewing new apostolates/organizations, infusing for 400+ Sisters of Mary and tens of thousands of children in their care. them with a new passion and growth mindset to bring more and more people to Christ and His Church. ST JOSEPH IN ART PRAYER THROUGH ART Liz Lev Timothy Schmalz Acclaimed Art Historian & Sommelier Catholic Sculptor Elizabeth Lev is an American art historian living in Rome. She teaches art history at Duquesne University’s For over 25 years, Timothy Schmalz has created large- Italian campus and at the Pontifical University of scale sculptures—he describes them as visual transla- St. Thomas Aquinas. Lev also wrote and hosted the ten-part series Catholic tions of the Bible. Some of his most reputed pieces are Canvas on EWTN, and has been a consultant for the History Channel. installed in historical churches in Rome and at the Vatican. Although most of Lev’s books include The Tigress of Forlì: The Remarkable Story of Caterina Riario his work is based upon spiritual themes, he also creates large, complex public Sforza de’Medici and The Silent Knight: A History of St. Joseph Depicted in Art. sculptures in bronze—some of which are monuments honoring veterans and firefighters. Schmalz strives to create epic artwork that connects with view- HEALING THROUGH THE EUCHARIST ers through design and details that not only touch the viewer on an emotional level, but also allow them to feel somewhat a ‘part’ of the piece. Sr. Briege McKenna,OSC RACIAL/SOCIO-POLITICAL ISSUES Sisters of St. Clare Pastor James E. Ward, Jr. Born in Ireland, Sr. Briege McKenna entered the Sisters of St. Clare at age 15. She transferred to her community Zero Victim: Overcoming Injustice with a New Attitude in Tampa hoping that Florida sunshine would relieve her rheumatoid arthritis. At age 24, she was miraculously healed and later James E. Ward, Jr. is a pastor and author whose ministry received the gift of healing for which she has become widely known. In 1974 addresses a hurting generation seeking real and lasting she was given deep spiritual insight into the mystery of the call to priesthood. change. He is highly sought after by corporate and Since then, bishops and priests invite her to speak and minister at retreats government leaders to assist in mitigating the complex challenges that and conferences. Sr. Briege ministered to priests with Fr. Kevin Scallon, CM accompany racial, cultural, and socio-political issues. Ward offers keen insight for 42+ years until his death in June 2018; she continues this ministry with on practically applying spiritual principles to peacefully resolve the growing Fr. Pablo Escriva de Romani. Her books Miracles Do Happen and The Power of the social discord of intersectionality. In his book, Zero Victim: Overcoming Injustice Sacraments have been translated into many languages throughout the world. With a New Attitude, Ward shares a universal principle that has fueled his success in every area of life—the development of a Zero Victim mindset. more human and more fraternal. 9 — Pope St. John Paul II

Panels Friday | 2:45 - 3:35 pm & Breakout Sessions Supreme Court Briefing and Discussion of Current Cases Thursday | 1:30 - 3:00 pm Featuring Eric Hines, Montse Alvarado, Knowing Christ: His Death and Burial William Mumma Thomas Aquinas College Seminar Cumberland Cumberland Join the management team of the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty in an off-the-record discussion about the future Thomas Aquinas College was founded in 1971 in California of abortion, religious freedom, and religious schools at the to reestablish genuine Catholic liberal education and Supreme Court. The Catholic Church’s leadership and proper through this seminar offers an opportunity to deepen our engagement with these issues is critical to the success of understanding of the Faith. We will explore the topic the religious freedom movement. They’ll explain why, and Knowing Christ: His Death and Burial through the writing what you as a lay leader can do about it. of St. Thomas Aquinas. Saturday | 12:30 - 1:30 pm Friday | 1:45 pm - 2:35 pm Ave Maria Law School: Lawyers Luncheon Why Critical Race Theory and Gender Ideology are Incompatible with Catholic Education Featuring John Czarnetzky Featuring Patrick Reilly, Dr. Denise Donohue Kings Bay Cumberland Because the legal profession is represented in all aspects of society, the quality and experience of law school has a American education is afflicted by radical ideologies and profound affect on the lives and liberties of generations secularism—at both public and Catholic institutions. Rooted in of Americans. This session will discuss the devastating truth, faithful Catholic education must not succumb to political consequences of a traditional legal education in contrast to winds. We will discuss the incompatibility between Catholic the formation of lawyers, grounded in the truth about the education and woke/cancel culture and the importance of human person, as taught by the Catholic Church. Catholic education as an evangelization tool. We will also explore how Catholic education is an antidote to cultural Book Signings and political storms and why every Catholic child deserves a faithful Catholic education. Friday | 10:30 - 10:50 am | Carrie Gress Saturday | 10:35 - 11:00 am | Pastor James Ward 10

AVE MARIA LAW SCHOOL BECKET FUND FOR RELIGIOUS LIBERTY John Czarnetzky Montse Alvarado Dean John M. Czarnetzky is the CEO and dean Montse Alvarado is the vice president and executive of Ave Maria School of Law. He is a graduate of director of the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the where she has led initiatives in development, University of Virginia School of Law. He practiced communications, strategy, and operations to secure bankruptcy and commercial law before joining the religious liberty victories against the contraceptive University of Mississippi School of Law. Czarnetzky mandate, protect the rights of churches, and safeguard serves as a legal adviser to the Holy See's Mission to the U.N.; he is a lay the free speech of crisis pregnancy centers and religious groups on campus. member of the Dominican Order and a third-degree Knight of Columbus. Alvarado has a master's from George Washington University and a B.A. Dean Czarnetzky is fourth dean of Ave Maria School of Law. from Florida International University. THE CARDINAL NEWMAN SOCIETY THE CARDINAL NEWMAN SOCIETY Denise Donohue Patrick Reilly Denise Donohue, Ed.D., is the vice president for Patrick J. Reilly is the founder, president, and CEO educator resources at The Cardinal Newman Society. of The Cardinal Newman Society, which promotes and She earned her doctorate in school administration, defends Catholic education by recognizing exemplary with a concentration in curriculum development Catholic schools and colleges, and advocating for the and a dissertation on the establishment of private, Church’s vision for authentic Catholic formation. independent Catholic schools. She has served He has authored and edited many articles, reports, as interim chair and visiting assistant professor of a college education and studies on Catholic education for the Newman Society and national department, founder and principal of a Catholic high school, founder media. He has received numerous awards, including the Lumen Vitae and religion coordinator for a Catholic grade school, and assistant head Medal from the University of Mary and the Spes Nostra Award from of a Catholic K-12 school. the National Association of Private Catholic and Independent Schools. BECKET FUND FOR RELIGIOUS LIBERTY BECKET FUND FOR RELIGIOUS LIBERTY Eric Hines William Mumma Eric Hines joined Becket as the major gifts officer William P. Mumma is currently the board chairman in August 2017. Prior to Becket, Eric served as the of the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty. He served director of U.S. equity sales for Mitsubishi UFJ as a full-time volunteer CEO from 2011 until 2021. Securities (USA) in New York. During his seven years Prior to Becket, he had a 30-year career on Wall Street on Wall Street, Eric cultivated relationships with as CEO of Mitsubishi UFJ Securities (USA), with prior corporate executives and institutional investors executive roles at Nomura Securities International and across a variety of sectors and regions, helping establish and grow Bankers Trust. Mr. Mumma also serves as the board chairman for FOCUS the U.S. equity business into an important unit of the Bank of Tokyo. (The Fellowship of Catholic University Students) and serves on the board He has a B.S. in finance from the University of Nebraska. of the Napa Legal Institute. He has degrees from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service and Columbia University Business School. 11

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Schedule Friday, January 28 of events AM Attire: Resort Casual PM Attire: Evening Resort MASS CHAPEL 07:00 AM - 11:00 PM Chapel Plaza I 07:30 AM - 08:30 AM Breakfast Ritz-Carlton Ballroom Thursday, Friday, Saturday evening Thursday - Saturday 24-hour access 07:30 AM - 08:30 AM Chaplain's Breakfast King's Bay 08:30 AM - 04:00 PM Bookstore & Legatus Merchandise Open Sunday morning Talbot Foyer 08:30 AM - 10:30 AM General Sessions Talbot Ballroom HOLY ROSARY CONFESSION & ADORATION Opening Prayers & Welcome 30 minutes before each evening Mass 1 hour before each evening Mass Dr. Carrie Gress Bringing Women Home to the Church Thursday, January 27 Bishop Andrew Cozzens Living a Eucharistic Life AM Attire: Resort Casual PM Attire: Business Timothy Schmalz 07:00 AM - 11:59 PM Chapel Plaza I Catholic Sculpture: The Face of Our Faith 07:30 AM - 02:00 PM Legatus Golf Tournament & Luncheon 10:30 AM - 10:50 AM Break 08:30 AM - 02:00 PM Golf Club of Amelia Island 10:30 AM - 10:50 AM 10:50 AM - 11:00 AM Book Signing: Dr. Carrie Gress 08:00 AM - 10:00 AM Legatus Spa Morning & Luncheon 10:00 AM - 04:00 PM Ritz-Carlton Spa Awards Presentation AMBY Awards 01:30 PM - 03:00 PM Exhibitor Registration Talbot Foyer 11:00 AM - 12:10 PM General Sessions Talbot Ballroom 01:30 PM - 03:00 PM Summit Registration 04:00 PM - 05:00 PM Registration Desk – Talbot Foyer 12:10 PM - 12:20 PM Fr. Dan Leary: 04:00 PM - 05:00 PM Christ the Healer: Your Eyes Will Be Opened 04:30 PM - 04:50 PM Thomas Aquinas College Seminar 12:20 PM - 12:25 PM 04:50 PM - 05:00 PM Cumberland 12:30 PM - 01:30 PM Dr. Liz Lev 05:00 PM - 05:45 PM 01:45 PM - 03:15 PM A Good Man Is Hard to Find: St Joseph in Art 05:45 PM - 07:00 PM Forums Breakout Session King's Bay 01:45 PM - 02:35 PM 02:45 PM - 03:35 PM Awards Presentation 07:00 PM - 09:00 PM Confession Santa Maria I & II 01:30 PM - 04:30 PM Chaplain Awards 04:30 PM - 05:30 PM Adoration Ritz-Carlton Ballroom 04:30 PM - 05:30 PM Announcements and Prayer 05:00 PM - 05:20 PM Holy Rosary Ritz-Carlton Ballroom 05:20 PM - 05:30 PM Lunch Ocean Front Lawn 05:30 PM - 06:15 PM Benediction Ritz-Carlton Ballroom 06:30 PM - 09:00 PM Wine Tasting: Dr. Liz Lev King's Bay Opening Mass Ritz-Carlton Ballroom 09:00 PM - 10:30 PM Cardinal Newman Society Breakout Session Cumberland Cocktail Reception Ocean Front Lawn (Weather Alternate: Talbot Foyer) Becket: Religious Liberty For All Dinner & Program Talbot Ballroom Breakout Session Cumberland Defender of the Faith Award Free Time Keynote Speaker Confession Santa Maria I & II Governor Ron DeSantis Adoration Ritz-Carlton Ballroom God dwells in our midst, Holy Rosary Ritz-Carlton Ballroom in the Blessed Sacrament Benediction Ritz-Carlton Ballroom of the altar. Mass Ritz-Carlton Ballroom — St. Maximilian Kolbe Dinner & Program Talbot Ballroom Ambassador of the Year Award Keynote Speaker Senator Marco Rubio Dessert Reception Talbot Foyer 14

Saturday, January 29 AM Attire: Resort Casual PM Attire: Black Tie Optional/Formal Attire 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM Chapel Plaza I 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM Breakfast Ritz-Carlton Ballroom 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM 8:30 AM - 8:35 AM Chapter Officer’s Breakfast King's Bay 8:35 AM -10:35 AM Bookstore & Legatus Merchandise Open 10:35 AM - 11:00 AM Talbot Foyer 10:35 AM - 11:00 AM 11:00 AM - 11:05 AM Opening Prayer and Welcome Talbot Ballroom 11:05 AM - 12:15 PM General Sessions Talbot Ballroom 12:15 PM - 12:20 PM 12:20 PM - 12:25 PM Jason Shanks 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM Innovation within the Church 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM Catherine Hadro Review of the Dobbs Case 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM J.P. DeGance The Church’s Strategic 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM Move to Save Faith and Family in America 4:30 PM - 4:50 PM 4:35 PM - 5:00 PM Pastor James Ward 5:00 PM - 5:45 PM Zero Victim: Overcoming Injustice 5:45 PM - 7:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Break 9:00 PM -10:00 PM Book Signing: Pastor James Ward Talbot Foyer Awards Presentation Program Award Campbell Award General Sessions Talbot Ballroom Anna Carter LGBTQ Experiences & the Journey of Discipleship Sr. Briege McKenna Holy Eucharist: The Source and Summit of our Faith Awards Presentation Membership Chair Award Announcements & Prayer Lunch Ocean Front Lawn Ave Maria Law School: Lawyers Luncheon King's Bay Free Time Confession Santa Maria I & II Adoration Ritz-Carlton Ballroom Holy Rosary Ritz-Carlton Ballroom Benediction Ritz-Carlton Ballroom Closing Vigil Mass Ritz-Carlton Ballroom Cocktail Reception Talbot Foyer Gala Dinner Talbot Ballroom Keynote Speaker Jonathan Roumie Live music by The Band Be Easy see page 22 Sunday, January 30 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM Traveler’s Breakfast Courtyard 8:00 AM Mass Plaza I 15

Finding Fitness Kid’s Coquina Your Way Center Room Resturant The Ritz-Carlton Spa Make known to me Coast Resturant your woaysL, ord, teyacoh muer paths. Tidewater Grill -Psalm 25:4 Salt Resturant Concierge Main Lobby The Lobby Bar Courtyard Entrance Front Desk Breakout Sessions Talbot Colonnade Cumberland King’s Bay Registration Talbot Foyer Confession General Sessions Guest Rooms Talbot Ballroom Eucharistic Miracles Chapel Plaza Foyer Ocean Front Lawn Lunch & Thursday Reception Mass & Breakfast Ballroom Foyer The Ritz-Carlton Ballroom 16

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Exhibitors AMELIA ISLAND, FL JANUARY 27-29 11 12 10 13 SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS Colonnade Obria...............................................................................1 FOCUS............................................................................2 9 14 EWTN........................................................................3-4 8 15 Students for Life of America..................................5 World Villages for Children......................................6 7 16 Amazing Parish...........................................................7 Christendom College.................................................8 6 Talbot Foyer 17 Laboure Society..........................................................9 Benedictine College................................................10 5 18 Eden Invitation ........................................................11 Ave Maria University..............................................12 4 19 Stations of the Cross..............................................13 3 20 Ave Maria School of Law.......................................14 GIVEN Institute........................................................15 2 Colonnade Ghirelli Rosaries.......................................................16 Cardinal Newman Society.....................................17 1 21 Napa Institute..........................................................18 22 The Busch School of Business............................19 (Catholic University of America) To Lobby Communio.................................................................20 Ave Maria Mutual Funds.......................................21 St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology.................22 Restrooms 20

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The Band Be Easy is a high- Saturdayenergy, multigenre cover band comprising a professional night ensemble of all-star, full-time musicians based out of Jacksonville, FL. These seasoned players have a signature sound steeped in soul. The band boasts a dynamic repertoire that spans both genre and decade— from classic hits to current chart-toppers, The Band Be Easy plays it all! The Band Be Easy performs for high-profile audiences such as the NFL, NBA, PGA Tour, and countless other Fortune 500 companies. Legatus is excited to present The Band Be Easy at our 2022 Summit! FAMILY THEATER PRODUCTIONS Presents “A world at prayer “Father Peyton, heard Our Lady’s call and, with blind is a world at peace.” faith, started a ministry that changed the world. See this film and be reminded of what we can accomplish – Venerable Patrick Peyton when we listen to the Mother of Our Lord.” – Lannette Turicchi, Ventura Legatus Chapter Share the power of family prayer with your Legatus Chapter members or the members of your Parish. This film will inspire them to pray together daily. With event kits and supplemental resources conducting an event is extremely easy. Let’s work together to ensure—The Family That Prays Together Stays Together!  For event screening info and resources visit PrayTogetherNow.com.

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2021 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 the charge to establish a new Legatus chapter. mission of the organization in the planning and execution of stellar chapter events and who maintains the smooth operation Evansville Matthew & Lindsey Nix of the chapter in conjunction with the chapter officers. Raleigh Charlie & Shannon Dougherty National Jim & Karol Carroll • Omaha President of the Year Great Lakes Amy Pereira • Grand Rapids Recognizes the chapter president who has demonstrated Northeast Marian Baxter • Baltimore exceptional leadership and service to his/her chapter. Evidence of this leadership is found in the health and vibrancy Southeast Cathy Mattingly • Louisville of the chapter, including new membership growth and strong retention. Other factors consist of, but are not limited to, West Laura Collins • San Juan Capistrano excellence in programming and adherence to chapter bylaws. Chapters with 100% Retention in 2021 National Mike Huhn • Cincinnati Central Vern Dosch • Bismarck We would like to honor the chapters who attained Northeast Salvadore Salvo • Northern New Jersey perfect retention this year! Southeast Angel Gallinal • Miami West Tom VanDorpe • Orange County Bismarck Central Region Jersey Shore Northeast Region Northern New Jersey Northeast 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 John Daly & Liz Clines• Louisville National Jim Akers • Cincinnati Central Michael & Pam Tanner • Tulsa Great Lakes Mark & Kim Sarros • DuPage County Central Rick Ball • Des Moines Northeast Margie Baker • Wilmington West Chris Check • San Diego Northeast Robert Suppe • Wilmington Southeast Don Mucci • Louisville West Paul Jonna • San Diego 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, the most new members in the past year. but also through his witness, calling the members on to a deeper experience of, and commitment to, Christ and His Church. National Rick Ball • Des Moines National Fr. Richard Vigoa • Miami Great Lakes Keith Bares • Twin Cities Central Fr. James Meysenburg • Lincoln Great Lakes Fr. Josh Caswell • Downtown Chicago Northeast Gene Cordano • Northern New Jersey Northeast Msgr. Gentili • Bucks County Francis Pileggi • Wilmington West Fr. Scott Borgman • San Juan Capistrano (2-way tie) Rob Reynolds • Tampa Bay Southeast West Paul Jonna • San Diego 24

Ambassador of the Year R ecognizes a Legatus member who has demonstrated outstanding Christian witness to his/her company or the broader community. 2021 Frederic & Jane Topor • Jupiter-Palm Beach 2014 Tom & Glory Sullivan • Jacksonville 2007 John Klink • At-Large West 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 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 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. 2021 Louisville 2012 Fort Worth, Lexington, Detroit Northeast, National Tulsa Western Massachusetts, South Bay of Los Angeles Central Great Lakes DuPage County 2011 Colorado Springs, Northern New Jersey, Napa Valley, Northeast Wilmington Detroit, Columbus, Jacksonville West San Diego 2010 Lincoln, Genesis, Columbus, Orlando, Philadelphia, 2020 B ucks Cty, Denver, Twin Cities, Lexington, Orange Coast Orange Coast 2019 Pittsburgh, Wichita, South Bend-Elkhart, Tampa Bay, 2009 F ort Worth, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Toronto, Pasadena, San Diego Northern New Jersey 2018 San Juan Capistrano, New Orleans Northshore, 2008 L as Vegas, Baton Rouge, Chicago, Providence, Mobile St. Charles, Bucks County, Charlotte 2007 O range County, Houston, Ann Arbor, Naples, 2017 Orange County, New Orleans, Fort Wayne, Washington D.C., Harrisburg Northern New Jersey 2006 Pasadena, Denver, Ann Arbor, Jersey Shore, Orlando 2016 Philadelphia, Rockford, Denver, San Diego, Atlanta 2005 Orange County, New Orleans, Northern Virginia, Northeast Wisconsin, Cleveland, Toronto 2015 Fort Worth, Ann Arbor, Pittsburgh, Houma-Thibodaux, South Bay of Los Angeles 2004 Denver, Northern New Jersey 2014 Cleveland, Jersey Shore, Lexington, Phoenix, Portland 2003 Orange County 2001 San Diego 2013 Cleveland, Twin Cities, Mobile, Wichita, Las Vegas 2002 Chicago, New Orleans 2000 Chicago Angott Award Awarded for outstanding membership growth, the Angott Award recognizes Please see outstanding growth by percentage and number among our chartered chapters. Legatus Networks The award is named in honor of Tom Angott, recognizing his outstanding performance as the Detroit Chapter’s first membership chair. for a complete history of all 2021 T ampa Bay • Percentage Growth 2013 Baton Rouge, Cincinnati Tampa Bay • Membership Growth 2012 Baton Rouge, San Juan Capistrano previous years' 2011 Baton Rouge, San Juan Capistrano award winners. 2020 Tampa Bay, New Orleans 2010 Baton Rouge, San Juan Capistrano 2019 Greenville and Vancouver, Indianapolis 2009 Baton Rouge 25 2018 Des Moines, San Juan Capistrano 2008 Baton Rouge, Columbus, Orange Coast 2017 Harrisburg, Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, 2007 Denver, Mobile 2006 Naples, Cleveland Philadelphia 2005 Cleveland, Phoenix 2016 Ann Arbor 2015 Denver, Atlanta 2014 Fort Wayne, Pittsburgh, Baton Rouge

Bronze sculpture Stations of the Cross brought to you by world-renowned artists. “He is not here; he has risen.” - Luke 24:6 I II stationsofthecross.com IV V III VI “Stunning modern-day Michelangelo-like bronze masterpieces!” Please join us at our booth and pick up your gift box! Questions? 402-557-0655 • [email protected] Watch our 3-minute video: www.stationsofthecross.com/legatus

2021 AWARD WINNERS continued *Please see Legatus Networks for a complete listing of all previous years' award winners. 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. 2021 Dcn. Steve Greco • Orange County 2015 Michael Heck • St. Louis 2010 Sr. Rosalind Moss 2020 Mario Costabile • Newark 2014 David Lukinovich • Baton Rouge 2009 L.H. Bayley • Indianapolis 2019 Tim Flanagan • Philadelphia 2013 Curtis Martin • Denver 2008 Thomas Peterson • At-Large S.E. 2018 Paul Durnan • Long Island 2012 John Reid • Dublin 2007 George Maley • Indianapolis 2017 Michael Warsaw • Washington, D.C. 2012 Mike Caspino • Orange Canyons 2006 Luisa Kuhn • Jacksonville 2016 Tim Busch • Orange County 2011 Mother Olga & Dr. Timothy O’Donnell Cardinal John J. O’Connor Defender of the Faith Award 2021 Gov. Ron DeSantis 2020 Abp. Charles Chaput Awarded for his/her strong defense of Our Lord in the Holy Eucharist, 2019 Bp. Edward Scharfenberger Catholic principles, articles of faith, and the sanctity of human life and marriage, 2018 Brian Burch despite adverse public media criticism or political incorrectness. 2017 Bp. David Zubik 2016 Peter Kreeft Cardinal John J. O’Connor Pro-Life Award (merged with the Defender of the Faith Award in 2016) 2015 Theresa Deisher, Robert P. George, Stephen Jalsevac, 2006 Joan Byrum, Peggy Hartshorn, Thomas W. Hilgers, John-Henry Westen, Mary Cunningham Agee Jerry Horn, James Hughes, Bernard Nathanson 2014 Kathy DiFiore, Angela Lanfranchi, Wesley Smith 2005 James Bopp, Jr., Richard Collier, Fr. Thomas Euteneuer, Karen Garnett, Magaly Llaguno, Barbara Lyons, Germaine Wensley 2013 David Bereit, Reggie Littlejohn, Rita Marker, John Smeaton 2004 Theresa Burke, Mark Crutcher, Nellie Gray, 2012 Chuck Donovan, Richard Doerflinger, Michael Schwartz Fr. Frank Pavone, Austin Ruse, Rep. Chris Smith 2011 C ard. Raymond Burke, Steve & Vivian Koob, 2003 Sal Bando, Bp. Victor Galeone, Sen. Rick Santorum, Joseph Thomas Monaghan, Dan Zeidler Scheidler, Phyllis Schlafly, John & Barbara Willke 2010 Alveda King, Sam & Gloria Lee, Msgr. Philip J. Reilly 2002 Judie Brown, Gov. Sam Brownback, Greg Cunningham, Fr. Paul Marx, Colleen Parro, Deby Schlapprizzi 2009 Pres. George W. Bush, Kathleen Eaton, Card. Francis George, Johnny Hunter, Dinah Monahan 2001 Rep. Henry Hyde 2008 John Haas, Molly Kelly, Janet Morana 2007 Chris & Joan Bell, Denise Cocciolone, Sisters of Life, Sr. Paula Vandegaer Defender of the Faith Award (merged with the Cardinal John J. O’Connor Pro-Life Award in 2016) 2015 Abp. Salvatore Cordileone 2009 Bp. Thomas Tobin 2014 Abp. Paul S. Coakley 2008 Abp. Charles Chaput 2013 Matthew Kelly, Erin Mersino 2007 Bp. Han Dingxiang (China) 2012 Abp. William E. Lori 2006 Card. Raymond Burke, Bp. Thomas Olmsted 2011 William Donohue 2005 Mother Angelica, Bp. Ronald Fabbro 2010 Abp. Timothy Dolan 27

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