Doctor June Joseph is a global health anthropologist and budding theologian who specialises in maternal and child health, non-communicable and infectious diseases, health promotion and  health systems in marginalised populations. She currently serves as an Honorary Senior Research Fellow at the Primary Care Clinical Unit, The University of Queensland, Australia. 

Suan Sonna is the Director of Apologetics for the Diocese of Bridgeport, CT. He received an M.T.S. in New Testament Studies at Harvard Divinity School in May 2025 and is pursuing an M.A.R. in Second Temple Judaism at Yale Divinity School. He runs the podcast and YouTube channel Intellectual Catholicism where he interviews guests and presents arguments for the papacy and magisterium. He has appeared on Pints with Aquinas, Counsel of Trent, Catholics Answers Live, Capturing Christianity, Gospel Simplicity, and many other major podcasts. Suan is most known for his work on the papacy and has even debated the Protestant pastor Gavin Ortlund on the subject.

Jean Elizabeth Seah-Westbury is a Singaporean cradle Catholic. She has had several adventures with Our Lord and Our Lady, including running away to join a convent after law school, then studying liberal arts (Theology, History, Latin, Greek, Philosophy and Literature) at Campion College Australia after discerning away from religious life.

Father David Dominic Stephen is a Chaldean Catholic Priest born in Baghdad, Iraq, who moved with his family to the United States in 1999. He entered the Chaldean Seminary of Mar Abba the Great in San Diego, California, in 2009 and graduated from John Paul the Great Catholic University in Escondido, California, with a degree in Biblical Theology in 2014.

Listen to this beautiful meditation on the mystery which Jesus revealed to his disciples on Mount Tabor, written by a Polish composer Urszula Rogala from the Dominican Liturgical Centre in Kraków.

The Reverend Deacon Professor Dr. Sherman Kuek O.F.S. is a permanent deacon of the Catholic Church, a Secular Franciscan, theologian, teacher, and preacher. As a deacon, he is incardinated in the Diocese of Melaka Johor, Malaysia. As a theologian, Deacon Sherman is the Cornelius Cardinal Sim Professor of Theology and Dialogue at the Christian Institute for Theological Engagement (CHRISTE), an ecumenical and cross-disciplinary research institute.

Father Dwight Longenecker was raised an Evangelical in Pennsylvania. After studying theology at Oxford University, he was ordained as an Anglican priest and served as a curate, a school chaplain in Cambridge and a country parson on the Isle of Wight. Realising that the Anglican Church and he were on divergent paths, Father Longenecker and his family were received into the Catholic Church in 1995.

Augustine is an avid blogger on the platform 'Medium,' where he delves into topics like philosophy, psychology and pop culture (including book and movie reviews, character analyses). Through his writings, he seeks to share his insights and reflections with those who are eager to dive deeper into these subjects.

We are glad to announce Father Nicholas (Collin) Nunis as a new contributor to the Totus Tuus Apostolate. Father Nicholas (Collin) Nunis, BCompSc, BTheol, MATheol is a Priest of the Melkite-Greek Catholic Church, one of the 23 Eastern Catholic Churches in full communion with the Holy See.

Catholics from around the globe will gather for the annual Extraordinary Music Workshop in Warsaw come July 2025. This leading project initiated by the Polish Dominican Friars in Krakow, hopes to promote the beauty and patrimony of the Catholic musical tradition, and chart new frontiers for its organic development.

We are very pleased to announce Father Lukasz Misko, O.P. as a new contributor to the Totus Tuus Apostolate. He is a Dominican Priest of the Province of Poland, he grew up in Przemysl, Poland and entered Religious Life in 2000. He graduated from the Pontifical John Paul II University in Krakow with a degree in Patristic Theology in 2007.

We are delighted to welcome Grace Feltoe as a new contributor to the Totus Tuus Apostolate. With a deep love for Sacred Music and a wealth of experience in both liturgical performance and education, Grace brings invaluable expertise and passion to our mission.

We are thrilled to introduce Tara Sawney as a new contributor to the Totus Tuus Apostolate. Tara is a Second-Year Theology and Social Anthropology student at the University of Saint Andrews in Scotland.  Her interests lie in Theological Anthropology and the intersections between Religion and Culture.