Doug Barry - Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone 

Tim Whitmire - Fr Joseph Illo

 Doug Barry  -  Doug is a devoted husband and father, and the founder and director of the Catholic ministries RADIX and BATTLE READY. He has been traveling throughout the country and internationally for more than 2 decades addressing the reality of the spiritual battle.

Doug is also known for his powerful one-man performance of the Passion of Christ, seen regularly on EWTN. Doug was co-host of EWTN's 'Life on the Rock' for many years and is now the host of the television program BATTLE READY also seen on EWTN, the Global Catholic Network. Through television, radio, social media and live events, Doug has spoken to hundreds of thousands of people.  

Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone - Archbishop Cordileone was born in San Diego on June 5, 1956. He attended public school through 12th grade and earned his BA in philosophy from the University of San Diego in 1978.  He earned a second bachelor’s degree in sacred theology from the Pontifical Gregorian University in 1981.  Archbishop Cordileone was ordained to the priesthood on July 9, 1982.  He continued his studies at Gregorian University from 1985-89, earning a doctorate in canon law.
 
He was appointed Judicial Vicar for the Diocese of San Diego in 1990 and served as an assistant to the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura from 1995-2002.  On July 5, 2002, Pope John Paul II appointed him the Auxiliary Bishop of the Diocese of San Diego, where he served until his appointment as Bishop of Oakland on March 23, 2009. On July 27, 2012, Pope Benedict XVI appointed him as the ninth Archbishop of San Francisco.  He was installed on October 4, 2012.

Tim Whitmire - Tim  grew up in Northern California and is a 1988 graduate of San Francisco University High School. He worked for more than a decade as a reporter for The Associated Press and has held positions with various financial services firms in Charlotte, where he has lived since 2000. He is co-founder and managing partner of The Iron Project, which offers leadership development and training derived from F3 and its sister organization, Females in Action.

F3’s three Fs stand for Fitness, Fellowship and Faith. Tim will discuss how solving men’s need for the first two Fs has unleashed the “dynamite” of the Third F – tens of thousands of men in hundreds of communities across the United States acting with purpose to make their world a better place. He will explain how F3’s core principles and counter-cultural community standards are essential to the group’s mission, which is to plant, grow and serve small men’s workout groups for the invigoration of male community leadership.

Note: For conference attendees who would like to experience F3 firsthand, Whitmire will lead workouts on Saturday morning, March 10^th, and Sunday morning, March 11^th. Both workouts will go from 7-8 a.m. at the Hillsdale High School football field in San Mateo. First-time attendees should simply show up in workout clothes and shoes; if it is cold, you may want gloves. F3’s credo is “We leave no man behind, and we leave no man where we found him,” so do not worry about being able to keep up as the workout is designed to keep the whole group together. The workouts are free and open to all men.

 

Father Joseph Illo -   Fr. Illo was born in a little Italian part of the Bronx, City Island, and baptized at Our Lady Star of the Sea .  He grew up in New Jersey and Pennsylvania ,  graduated with a B.A. in English Literature from the Pennsylvania State University in 1983, and then moved to San Francisco to work for Ignatius Press.  He Studied philosophy, theology, and history at Blackfriars, Oxford, then went on To the Pontifical University of St. Thomas.    

Father Illo then earned M.Div. and M.A. degrees in theology at St. Joseph’s Seminary, New York, and was ordained to the priesthood in 1991.  He has worked in parish assignments at Lodi, Manteca, Hughson, and Modesto, as well as two years as full-time vocations director for the diocese.  In 2012, Fr. Illo was assigned to serve as a chaplain at Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula.  iin 2015 he came to San Francisco, and  is currently serving as parish administrator of Star of the Sea Parish.

Fr. Illo He gives retreats to Mother Teresa’s Missionaries of Charity around the world and enjoys all outdoor sports, especially backpacking, skiing, mountainbiking, rollerblading, kayaking, and snowcamping.  He has traveled in Europe, Asia and the AmericaS and is fluent in Spanish and Italian.  He considers the parish priesthood God’s best gift to him and is very happy to be among the clergy of the San Francisco Archdiocese.