Frances is a founding director of The Culture Project (Australia) and has been serving students and the mission for over ten years. She graduated from Campion College in 2014 with a Bachelor of Arts (Liberal Arts, double major in Philosophy and Theology). In 2015, she received her Graduate Diploma in Religious Education from the John Paul II Institute and has received training from Stephanie Gray, Dr. Edward Sri, Matt Fradd, Katrina Zeno, Brian Butler and Jason Evert. Since co-founding The Culture Project in 2015, Frances has pioneered the movement from grassroot beginnings, with just two missionaries, to leading over fifteen full-timers through the mission program, together having encountered over 20,000 people and counting!   Frances has spent several years formulating a program that suits Australian students’ unique needs and challenges and continues to work towards a sustainable model of  mission and expansion of Australia’s newest missionary organisation.  

Daryl is a proud father of four and passionate educator. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical), Graduate Diploma in Education (Mathematics) and Master of Arts (Theological Studies). He has worked in education for twenty years in schools, as well as in the Catholic Education Office, Diocese of Parramatta. Mr Castellino has led projects for the NSW Catholic Education Commission, in which he created curriculum resources for teachers in Catholic schools in NSW/ACT on how to teach PDHPE (K-10) with a Theology of the Body framework. He has also created a website to teach different subjects with a Catholic perspective. Currently, Daryl is the Director of Teaching and Learning at Redfield College. 

Brian is a solicitor, barrister, teacher and funds manager. In 1973, Brian obtained his Diploma in Law (Solicitors and Barristers Bar Examination, Sydney) and was admitted to the Supreme Court of New South Wales and High Court of Australia. Following his admission, Brian practised at Manly NSW as the principal of his own law firm. His principal areas of practice include: Wills and Estates, Trust Disputes, General Litigation, Family Law, Business and Property Law. In 2006, he sold his Manly practice and thereafter practised as a consultant attorney. Amongst his breadth of experience, Brian is also a Past Vice President Manly Chamber of Commerce and Past Council Member of St Thomas More Society. Brian has been married to wife Ann for over fifty years and has four adult children - two sons and two daughters.