Name: David Kelly Title: Roman Catholic priest Organization: Precious Blood Ministry of Reconciliation, and Kolbe House, the Chicago archdiocesan jail ministry

Name: Sister Barbara Reid, O.P. Sr. Barbara Reid, a Dominican of Grand Rapids and professor of New Testament, is a sought-after biblical scholar known for her expertise in the New Testament and her ability to make the Bible come alive. Author of many books including Choosing the Better Part? Women in the Gospel of Luke, Sr. Reid skillfully relates contemporary issues to the biblical tradition. She is fluent in Spanish.

Name: Chris Inserra Chris Inserra is a mother, Human Rights Organizer including School of the Americas Watch, Community Activist, Counter-recruitment/anti-militarization work, Teacher, Musician, coach, and youth group leader. Organization: School of the Americas Watch, Walk on Water youth group, Save Senn Coalition Organization Websites: www.soaw.org www.savesenn.org

Name: Sister Betsy Pawlicki Sister Betsy Pawlicki was born and grew up in upstate New York. This instilled in her a lifelong love of anything connected to the Buffalo Bills. She went to college in West Virginia and was the Director of Residence Life at University of Notre Dame. She is currently living in Hyde Park and a practicing labor lawyer with Katz, Friedman, Eagle, Eisenstein, Johnson, & Bareck in Chicago. She is a member of the Dominican Sisters of Sinsanawa.

Name: Jessica Palmert Jessica Palmert serves as the Girl World Coordinator at Alternatives, Inc. a not-for-profit youth and family services agency.

Name: Bishop Thomas J. Gumbleton Bishop Thomas J. Gumbleton, pastor of Saint Leo Church in Detroit, Michigan, is a long time peace activist and former president of Pax Christi USA. In addition to a large collection of awards, Bishop Gumbleton has served the Catholic church in a number of positions, including on the committee of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops that wrote the landmark document The Challenge of Peace: God's Promise and Our Response (1983).

Name: Marie Marchand

Name: Sr. Carol Gilbert, O.P. Throughout her life Sister Carol Gilbert, O.P. has repeatedly risked time in jail to participate in the work of building a nonviolent world. Most recently, on October 6, 2002 Sister Carol, along with two other Dominican Sisters, entered Minuteman II Missile Silo Site N-8 in northern Colorado and, inspired by Isaiah’s prophesy, hammered on the silo lid and the tracks that carry the lid to its firing position.

Name: Sheena Jacobi Sheena Jacobi recently graduated from the University of Kansas with a degree in social work. She is currently participating in Mercyworks, a full-time, faith-based volunteer program at Mercy Home for Boys and Girls, an agency that serves at-risk youth. She works in Cooke Home, home to ten young men between the ages of 14-17. The website for Mercy Home is www.mercyhome.org

Name: Maxandre Bien-Aimé Maxandre Bien-Aimé, a native of Darbonne Léogane, Haiti is 34 years old. He is the principal of a primary school (Institution Mixte Nao), which he founded in 2002 to permit children in his community not only to learn to read and write, but to develop their capacity to learn, and to develop a vision of themselves and their world.