Fr. Roch Mary Greiner, AA, BA, STB, MA, M-Div, has been a member of the Community of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal (co-founded by Fr. Bendedict Groeschel) fifteen years and is originally from Orange County, Ca. Before he was a Friar, he served the Church as a layman in juvenile hall jail ministry and was heavily involved in the Charismatic Renewal. He is currently assigned as the local servant to St. Juan Diego Friary in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He has served as a missionary with the Friars in Honduras and Nicaragua, as well as serving in New York and New Jersey. Some of the various ways he serves in ministry includes hands-on work with the poor, preaching at retreats, Parish Missions, and Healing Ministry. Fr. Roch also has a deep love and appreciation for the Word of God and uses that as his platform for preaching and ministry. Moreover, he also has a deep love for God’s beauty in creation, and loves to enjoy in his spare time hiking, camping, fishing, hunting, and praying in solitude.

Fr. Juan Diego Sutherland is a Franciscan Friar of the Renewal (co-founded by Fr. Bendedict Groeschel). He is currently missioned in Albuquerque, where he serves as the director of Fr. Roberts Kitchen, the friar’s outreach to the homeless. Aside from his work with the homeless, Fr. Juan Diego assists parishes throughout the Archdiocese of Santa Fe, and travels frequently to preach retreats, parish missions, and days of recollection. Fr. Juan Diego has spent over 10 years of his religious life as a missionary in Central America, in Honduras and Nicaragua. He has served as local superior, director of San Benito Jose medical clinic in Comayagua, Honduras, as well as director of St. Benedict’s outreach in Fort Worth, TX, and prison Chaplain in Matagalpa, Nicaragua.
Fr. Juan Diego grew up in Canada. Upon completion of his studies at St. Joseph’s Seminary, Dunwoodie, NY, in 2007, he was ordained to the priesthood at St. Patrick's Cathedral, NY.
Fr. Juan Diego is a friar at heart. His spirituality is deeply Franciscan, joyful, incarnational, scriptural, and Eucharistic. He also enjoys woodworking, cooking, writing, reading history and literature.

Dominic Berardino is President of SCRC and has been active in a lay leadership role in Catholic Charismatic Renewal since 1972. He holds a Master’s Degree in Religious Studies from Mt. St. Mary’s University in Los Angeles, plus additional studies from Loyola Marymount University. He is the author of “Thy Kingdom Come” seminar, a Holy Spirit seminar aimed at evangelizing Catholics. As a Catholic lay leader, author, and teacher, Dominic has given talks and conducted in-depth seminars, retreats, and conferences in over 400 Catholic churches around the United States and Canada.