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Gail Buckley has recently expanded her speaking availability. Gail has been a featured guest on several Catholic radio programs including Catholic Answers, Ave Maria radio with Al Kreska, Teresa Tomeo’s “Catholic Connection”  and  Sirus radio’s Catholic channel with Gus Lloyd.

Gail has also spoken at various events and national conferences including:

  • F.O.C.U.S. (Fellowship of Catholic University Students) National conference in Denver, CO
  • CSS  National Conference
  • Catholic  Family Expo Conference in Belmont, NC
  • Catholic Family Expo National Conference in Baltimore, MD
  • Envoy Institute 1st Annual Conference, Belmont Abbey College
  • Catholics United for the Faith 40th Anniversary National Conference, Pittsburgh, PA
  • Journey Home show with Marcus Grodi

Gail’s  recent and upcoming speaking engagements include:

  • Feb. 2 -    Theology on Tap, Charlotte, NC
  • Feb. 8 -    Morning (Holy Infant Catholic Church), Reidsville, NC
  • Feb. 8 -    Afternoon (St. Joseph’s Catholic Church), Asheboro, NC
  • March 8 -  Returning to Holy Infant Catholic Church, Reidsville, NC
  • March 16 - Relevant Radio - 12noon-1pm "Combatting the Culture of Death with Scripture"
  • March 28 - Archdiocese of Kansas - CSS workshop
  • April 18 –   3rd Annual Spring Women’s Conference, St. Teresa of Avila Catholic Church,                                             Grovetown,GA.  Contact Jeannine Eckert for additional info: walkace@aol.com
  • April 25 -   California Catholic Women’s Conference, Los Altos, CA
  • May 2 –     Gail in Rome for private audience with Pope Benedict XVI
  • June 2 –    Relevant Radio – “The Catholic Church is the Bible Church”
  • June 6 –    Kansas City – Conversion story & Presentation on CSS
  • Aug. 12 –   Relevant Radio – (topic not yet determined)

2010

Click here for details on inviting Gail to speak at your event.  Click here to download the request form.

On October 13, 2008, Gail appeared on EWTN’s Journey Home with Marcus Grodi. To listen to Gail’s interview, click here.

 
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