Min Sharetha Annual Benefit Dinner

Author and former Administrative Law Judge Lisa K. Gigliotti will deliver a powerful message about The Courage to Honor the End of Life; critical now with the likely reintroduction of bills to legalize assisted suicide in Michigan. For more than twenty-five years Lisa has lived with severe rheumatoid arthritis and myasthenia gravis. Through fourteen major surgeries and recurrent use of a wheelchair, Lisa has maintained a fulfilling and positive life. She has achieved successful careers as an administrative law judge, a policy advisor for the Michigan senate and governor, and an advocate for people with disabilities and for improving end-of-life care. As a Bioethics law professor she raises awareness about societal whims and man-made laws diminishing traditional morals, including long-held multicultural faith doctrines and customs. She is dedicated to helping others lead more fulfilling lives. In pursuit of encouraging others, Lisa has written four books that describe her Italian-American upbringing and how Coraggio—courage—and faith are keys to positively overcoming adversity.

Vincent & Fenar Kashat are passionate advocates for the prolife movement, dedicated to sharing their story of love, resilience, and the beauty of life in all its forms. In 2018, they welcomed their 4th child, Veronica, a joyful girl with Down Syndrome, who has deeply enriched their lives and reshaped their understanding of the value of every human life. Through their experiences with Veronica, Fenar and Vincent have gained profound insight into the importance of embracing children with disabilities and the irreplaceable worth each individual brings to the world.

Dr. Theresa M. Sitto, DO, MSc, is a wife, a mother to four beautiful children and an Emergency Medicine Resident Physician who has been passionate in serving her fellow brothers and sisters of all cultures and nationalities for over the course of her entire life. Early on in her life, she noticed the inextricable connection between science and Christianity and it became clear to her that the human body truly is an orchestra of God’s love manifested uniquely in each human being. In addition to having a brother with Downs Syndrome and advocating for him and his rights to live a dignified life, Dr. Sitto has continually advocated for the most vulnerable humans of all ages.

St. Thomas the Apostle Chaldean Catholic Diocese – USA

Kyle Seba is a dedicated prolife advocate and supporter of apologetics. His commitment to the pro-life cause began at 16 and continued through his undergraduate years at Wayne State University, where he led a prolife group.

Kyle is passionate about educating others on the importance of preserving traditional values and morals. He engages in thoughtful discussions and provides reasoned arguments to support his beliefs.

In addition to his advocacy work, Kyle runs a successful financial planning practice specializing in serving attorneys, dentists, and physicians. His dedication to both his advocacy and his profession makes him a respected voice in his community.