Haley Stewart is a Catholic author and the managing editor of Word on Fire Spark.
Stewart cohosts the
Fountains of Carrots podcast and she is the author of
The Grace of Enough and The Sister Seraphina Mysteries, a series for young readers. She has contributed to
Evangelization & Culture,
Plough, the University of Notre Dame’s
Church Life Journal,
Public Discourse, and
America. She has four children and is married to a beekeeper and whisky distiller.
Brandon Vogt is a bestselling and award-winning author, blogger, and speaker who serves as senior content director for Bishop Robert Barron’s Word on Fire Catholic Ministries.
Haley Stewart is a Catholic author and the managing editor of Word on Fire Spark.
Stewart cohosts the
Fountains of Carrots podcast and she is the author of
The Grace of Enough and The Sister Seraphina Mysteries, a series for young readers. She has contributed to
Evangelization & Culture,
Plough, the University of Notre Dame’s
Church Life Journal,
Public Discourse, and
America. She has four children and is married to a beekeeper and whisky distiller.
Brandon Vogt is a bestselling and award-winning author of ten books, including Why I Am Catholic (and You Should Be Too) and What to Say and How to Say It, volumes I and II. He is the founder of ClaritasU, which trains Catholics in how to talk about their faith, especially hot-button issues. He works as the senior publishing director for Bishop Robert Barron’s Word on Fire Catholic Ministries.
Vogt is the cohost of The Word on Fire Show with Bishop Barron, and The Burrowshire Podcast with Fr. Blake Britton. Vogt runs several websites including StrangeNotions.com, the largest site of dialogue between Catholics and atheists, and ChurchFathers.org, the go-to resource for people wondering what the earliest Christians believed.
Vogt's work has been featured by media outlets including NPR, Fox News, CBS, EWTN, America magazine, Vatican Radio, Our Sunday Visitor, National Review, and Christianity Today.
Vogt has served as a consultant to the US Conference of Catholic Bishop’s Committee on Evangelization and Catechesis and on the board of the Society of G.K. Chesterton. He serves as president of the Central Florida Chesterton Society and founder of Chesterton Academy of Orlando, a new classical high school.
Along with his wife and children, he lives on Burrowshire, a small farm outside Orlando, Florida.
