Arturo Araujo, SJ serves as the rector of the Jesuit community at Seattle University and is an associate professor of Visual Arts. Originally from Colombia, Araujo joined the Jesuits in 1986, earned his Bachelor's degree in Philosophy and a Master's in Divinity from Javeriana University in Bogotá. He earned a BA in Visual Arts from SU, before studying at Cornish College of the Arts and the University of New Mexico. Inspired by nature and by the Work of Rembrandt, Käthe Kollwitz, and Thavor Ko-udomvit, Araujo creates work that expresses a contemporary spirituality combining etching and lithography silkscreen, relief, and digital media. Araujo's work is a visual meditation that seeks reconciliation and identity. His expertise is the combination of all print media.

Anna Robertson serves as the Director of Distributed Organizing for Discerning Deacons. She previously worked as Director of Youth and Young Adult Mobilization at Catholic Climate Covenant and Campus Minister for Retreats at Seattle U, in addition to supporting families of women experiencing incarceration, serving as a hospital chaplain, and accompanying students on faith and justice immersions in Latin America. The common thread has been a passion for helping people articulate their stories and step into their power as protagonists of transformation toward a more just world.  Anna is a cradle Catholic with an eye toward the threads of mysticism that cut across faith traditions. Anna has a ThM from Boston College and a BA in Theology from Xavier University in Ohio. In her free time, Anna enjoys practicing yoga, playing music, riding her electric bike around Seattle, jumping into bodies of water, cooking, reading, and having heart-to-hearts with friends.

Patrick Barredo has served in ministry his whole life, most recently at St. James Cathedral as the Director of Social Outreach and Advocacy, promoting life, peace and justice, particularly in the areas of poverty, food insecurity, racial equity, housing and homelessness, and care for creation. This work welcomes partnerships with ecumenical and interfaith communities, and all who share a common vision. His ministerial work has brought him to Kenya, the Philippines, Guatemala and Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. He has presented on Catholic Social Teaching and is a contributing writer to FAITH Catholic. Born and raised in New Jersey, Patrick is the son of Filipino immigrants. He attended the University of Notre Dame, the University of Washington and Seattle University. Patrick and his wife Christina are blessed with three wonderful children.