D. MATTHEW BAUGH - (6/22/1979), born in Casa, Arkansas; graduated from Ravenscroft High School, Raleigh, NC; received a BA in International Development from Duke University; attended Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar, receiving two degrees: MSt in Refugee Studies and MPhil in International Relations, for which he was also awarded the Dasturzada Dr. Jal Pavry Thesis Prize; received a JD from Yale University; a DPhil in International Relations is in progress; spent last fall studying Chinese law at the University of Hong Kong; languages include Mandarin Chinese, Haitian Creole and French; spent a summer working in a rural health clinic in Haiti where he co-wrote and recorded 18 original radio programs in Haitian Creole to educate audiences about critical public health issues; Co-President of Duke Red Cross, directing 85 volunteers in disaster relief, international humanitarian aid, and blood collection; served as thurifer at St. Mary's Church, New Haven, CT, and St. Thomas More Chapel at Yale; first-degree Knight of Columbus; participated in Yale Law School Christian Fellowship as a leader of the ecumenical Men’s Bible Study; Editor of Yale Journal of International Law; participated in the Tertio Millennio Seminar in Krakow, Poland, studying the life and writings of John Paul II; took part in Thanksgiving Discernment Retreat in 2005; enjoys skiing, fishing, swimming, basketball, piano, and country and classical music.

CHRIS HARRIS - (6/30/1980), born in Metairie, LA; attended Jesuit High School, New Orleans; graduated from Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA with a Bachelor of Science Commerce; took part in intramurals, Accelerated Cooperative Education ("ACE") program open to high performance students who had the opportunity to meet with local business leaders, played in a rock band; after graduation moved to St. Croix, US Virgin Islands; worked as a bartender, first mate/tour guide, guitar player; past few years worked as a financial consultant; as a member of Holy Cross Parish in Christiansted, St. Croix, took part in the John Paul II Academy, a group of men, along with the pastor, who got together about once a month to read and discuss various encyclicals of Pope John Paul II; enjoys swimming, reading, spending time outdoors, playing guitar; is the youngest of seven children; attended the Thanksgiving discernment retreat.

JASON LALONDE - (5/25/1980), born in Lakeland, FL; graduated from the Harrison Center for the Visual and Performing Arts at Lakeland High School; received a B.A. in English and history from Florida State University and a Masters of Business Administration from the University of Florida; as an undergraduate, produced and hosted opera and classical music programs for public radio; studied flute and piccolo and played in several musical ensembles; as a graduate student, served as VP of Student Development for the MBA Association and worked for GatorNest Business Consulting; was active in numerous ministries and programs at St. Augustine Catholic Church and Student Center in Gainesville, including serving as sacristan for daily mass; regularly volunteered at the Gainesville Catholic Worker House and helped manage an organic garden used to teach underprivileged youth how to grow and harvest vegetables; most recent job was Senior Marketing Specialist with SumTotal Systems, Inc., a global provider of enterprise-level talent management software; previously worked in arts administration for the Santa Fe Opera (NM) and Sarasota Opera (FL); enjoys SEC football, recreational sports, hiking, fishing, kayaking, cycling, running, weight lifting, classical music, opera, theatre, literature, and cooking for friends; attended the December Discernment retreat.

DAVID MOORE - (3/30/1980), born in Bamberg, Germany; graduated from Ellison High School, Killeen, TX, received a BS in Aerospace Engineering from Texas A&M University, College Station, TX; while at Texas A&M was a member of the Corps of Cadets; upon graduation was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant into the United States Air Force; was also a member of the A Company, Fightin' Texas Aggie Band, served as a recruiting officer; Co-Chair of Aggies Serving Another Person; took part in the Aggie Awakening Retreats; was a member of St. Mary's Jail Ministry; while stationed in Dayton, OH, was on the Leadership Team for Theology on Tap; was the Abstinence Speaker for 7th and 8th grade boys at Elizabeth's New Life Center, Dayton, OH; Board member for Good Shepherd Ministries, an organization that helped inmates be reintegrated back into society; served in Afghanistan for a period of six months; was awarded the Meritorius Service Medal; discharged from the military May 1, 2007, as a First Lieutenant in the Air Force; speaks German fluently; enjoys reading, playing games with friends, such as chess, cards, or outdoor games, listening to music, playing the guitar, traveling; took part in three discernment retreats.