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Erin Kirk
Erin Kirk is a passionate pro-life advocate and leader, currently completing her studies at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, PA, where she majors in Political Science and Catholic Studies. Her commitment to the pro-life movement began in high school at Merion Mercy Academy, where she co-led the pro-life club, Women for Life and Love.
Erin serves as a lector both at Duquesne and at her home parish, Saints Simon and Jude in West Chester, PA. She plays an active role in the Catholic Charismatic Renewal on campus through Opus Novum, helping to cultivate a vibrant spiritual community centered on prayer and the work of the Holy Spirit.
Erin’s academic journey has been enriched by studies at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome, deepening her engagement with Catholic philosophy and the theology of human dignity. Outside of her academic and ministry commitments, Erin values quality time with her family—her parents, Jill and Bob, and her brother Tim.
Andrew Jacoby
Andrew Jacoby is an entrepreneur and a recent convert to the Catholic faith. Life issues were one of the main catalysts for his conversion and he is a passionate advocate for the protection of human life from conception to natural death. He is the Co-Founder of First Fishermen Media and the MenForLife Podcast
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Julie Kilmer
Julie Kilmer, the fourth oldest of 11 children, is a passionate pro-life advocate dedicated to protecting the unborn and supporting vulnerable mothers. A 1st Lieutenant in the United States Army, Julie serves as a Military Police Platoon Leader in the Army Reserves. Julie served as the Executive Director of a Centro Tepeyac Pregnancy Center in Maryland. She currently works with Aging with Dignity, a nonprofit organization that defends the rights and dignity of the elderly and those nearing the end of life.
I can do things you cannot, you can do things I cannot; together we can do great things."
St. Teresa of Calcutta
