Sarabella Muise grew up in Northern California and finished her undergraduate degree at Santa Clara University, studying psychology and studio art. Upon graduation, she chose to complete a year of service with Good Shepherd Volunteers, where she is currently serving at a therapeutic residence for adolescent girls in New York City. Aside from using her creativity, she enjoys watching "Parks and Recreation," being outside and eating ice cream. 

After serving as a teacher/administrator at Villa Angela Academy in Cleveland, Sr. Virginia DeVinne was elected councilor for the Ursuline Sisters of Cleveland and later general superior.  Her professional background was in English/secondary and includes a graduate degree in educational administration and a sabbatical at the School of Applied Theology in Berkeley, California. Her present ministry as associate director of advising is focused on supporting students as they transition to higher education at Ursuline College.

Sr. Martha Owen is an Ursuline Sister of Cleveland. Her ministries have included teaching middle school science and a variety of administrative positions in high schools. She did post-graduate work in international relations, and served on the Cleveland Latin American Mission Team in El Salvador. While in that position, she was mission partner to Ursuline Sr. Dorothy Kazel, one of the four churchwomen murdered there in 1980; she also worked with the martyred Archbishop Oscar Romero.

Philippa Hitchen has worked as a journalist at Vatican Radio for over 30 years, specializing in justice and peace stories as well as ecumenism and interfaith dialogue. She has also written and reported for many secular and religious news media, including the BBC, The Tablet, The Church Times and The Messenger of St. Anthony.