Keynote Speakers
Carrie Daunt
Carrie Daunt is a speaker for the John Paul II Healing Center's Undone Women's Conference and Unveiled Marriage Conference and is the author of three books on identity and healing. Her love of family life and her desire for deep restoration in the heart of the Church inspires her work and fuels her vocation. Carrie resides in Florida with her supersized family.
Speaker, YouTuber, Author, Worship Leader
Fr. John Mosier
Fr. John Mosier was ordained to the priesthood by Bishop Peter Christensen for the Diocese of Boise in June 2019. He is a graduate of Mt. Angel Seminary in Oregon, completing Masters degrees in Divinity and Theology, as well as a degree in Sacred Scripture from the Pontifical Athanaeum St. Anselmo in Rome, Italy. He also has an MBA, and degrees in finance and operations from universities in the US an Europe.
He is the newly assigned Pastor of St. Marks Catholic Church in Boise. He most recently served as the Pastor of five rural Catholic communities across three counties in eastern Idaho, and began his priestly ministry as the Parish Administrator for St. Thomas the Apostle in Coeur d' Alene, Idaho.
Prior to entering Seminary formation, Fr. John was the Senior Vice President of Global Operations for Sony Biotechnology, capping a twenty year international career in high-tech and bio engineering research and manufacturing.
Fr. John is a former Captain, US Marines, and a veteran of the First Gulf War.
Fr. John was married to Jacqueline Flanders Mosier of Dallas, Texas for fourteen years prior to her death from cancer.
He is the son of Charles (deceased) and Barbara Mosier, and has five siblings.
Sr. Mary Madeline Todd, O.P.
Sister Mary Madeline Todd, O.P., a Dominican Sister of the Congregation of Saint Cecilia, has spent over three decades joyfully living consecrated life and sharing the teaching ministry of Christ, serving students in elementary school through college. After completing a master’s degree in theology at Franciscan University of Steubenville, Sister was blessed to study in Rome, earning her doctorate in Sacred Theology at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas. Her area of specialization is the theology of woman in the writings of Saint John Paul II, a field that has opened her to the graced mission of helping women discover and embrace their unique dignity and vocation. Sister Mary Madeline speaks and writes on spiritual and moral theology, including contributions to the books Promise and Challenge, Beautiful Mercy, and Pope Francis and the Event of Encounter. Her articles have been published in The Catechetical Review, the National Catholic Register, and Evangelization and Culture. She served at three World Youth Days and has offered retreats and conference talks across the USA, Canada, Italy, and Australia. Sister is a member of the Catholic Women’s Forum and serves on the Board of Directors for the GIVEN Institute. She was honored to participate in ecumenical dialogue at the Assumption Readings Conference hosted by the St. Clement Center in Kiev, Ukraine prior to the outbreak of the war. Sister Mary Madeline currently teaches theology at Aquinas College in Nashville, where she finds joy in helping the next generation discover the liberating freedom of who they are in Christ.
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