About the author
Curtis Martin is the President and Founder of FOCUS, the Fellowship of Catholic University Students, one of the fastest growing movements in the Catholic Church. In reflecting on the work of FOCUS, Cardinal Timothy Dolan stated, "If you're looking for hope, look to FOCUS."
Whether he is on college campuses or television, at conferences or working with corporate America, Curtis is an award- winning and proven dynamic speaker who has the ability to help his audience discover a vision for life. Through humor, stories, and his own captivating life experiences, Curtis allows people to see how faith in God is lived out in everyday life. He equips people with the tools to discover the fullness of life and happiness beyond imagination.
Curtis Martin holds a Masters degree in Theology and is the author of the best-selling book Made for More, co-author of Boys to Men: The Transforming Power of Virtue and Family Matters: A Scripture Study on Marriage and Family and co-host the new ground-breaking show on EWTN, Crossing the Goal. In 2004, Curtis and his wife Michaelann were awarded the Benemerenti Medal by Pope John Paul II for their outstanding service to the Church. He was awarded the 2006 John Lancaster Spalding Award from the Diocese of Peoria and the 2007 Outstanding Catholic Leadership Award given by the Catholic Leadership Institute In 2011, Pope Benedict XVI appointed Curtis as a Consulter to the Pontifical Council of the New Evangelization. In addition to his work with FOCUS, Curtis serves as the Vice Chairman of the Augustine Institute in Denver, a Catholic graduate school dedicated to the New Evangelization. Curtis and his wife, Michaelann, live in Westminster, CO with five of their eight children.