regional Leaders
Regional leaders develop and manage the various areas across North America. They help mobilize boots on the ground throughout their individual regions, working closely with CMLA executive leadership. Their primary role is to identify leaders in their regions and help them develop leadership teams. The ultimate objective is to establish active men's ministries in every diocese and parish. Regional leaders provide essential leadership guidance and resources to help state and diocesan leaders.
Region 1: Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts connecticut, Rhode Island
Tim Weske
Region 4: Delaware, Maryland, Washington DC, Virginia, West Virginia
Al Willie
Region 7: Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana
Tom O'Brien
Region 9: Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri
Ed Van Buskirk
Region 11: California, Nevada, Hawaii
Gil Aldrete
Region 13: Arizona, Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, New Mezico
Phillip Rodriguez
Region 15: Canada
Sean Lynn
Region 2: New York
Donald Barry
Region 5: Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana
Kim Dax
Region 8: North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota
Coming Soon
Region 10: Texas Arkansas, Oklahoma
Mike Kelly
Region 12: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska
Allan Murray
Region 14: North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida
Deacon Vince Eberling
Region 3: Pennsylvania, New Jersey
Santos Hernandez Jr.
Region 6: Michigan, Ohio
Tom Mignery
Region 9: Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri
Dan Spencer
Region 11: California, Nevada Hawaii
Freddy Picciano
Region 13: Arizona, Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, New Mezico
Steve Pettit
Region 14: North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida
Jim O'Day
state Leaders
State leaders are responsible for working with their regional leader to identify and develop diocesan leaders. Leaders at all levels work together to establish strong diocesan men’s ministry teams. These teams develop and implement strategies to initiate and strengthen parish men’s ministries throughout the diocese.
diocesan Leaders
Diocesan leaders identify and develop parish team leaders; helping them to establish strong, vibrant and effective men’s groups in parishes throughout the diocese. Men’s ministry at the diocesan level provides the important leadership, training and resources necessary to help transform men, families, parishes and the community around them.
become a rEGIONAL, State or diocesan leader
Every Catholic man has a God-task that he is predestined for. We want to help all men realize and live out their God-given task. We know when men come alive in their Catholic faith, mighty things happen. We will accomplish this by bringing the talent, techniques, tools, and technology to equip our men to accomplish their God-task.