Robert Feduccia

Bio

Robert Feduccia is an inspirational and sought-after speaker and ministry leader. After extensive study and work as a youth minister, he found a home at Spirit & Song (OCP), where he served as general manager for many years. One of the founders of the One Bread, One Cup youth conference at St. Meinrad, he also served as development editor at St. Mary’s Press for some time. He has a bachelor’s from St. Meinrad College and a master’s in theological study from St. Meinrad School of Theology.

Robert has co-written songs with top artists like Sarah Hart, including “To Live with Him Forever” and “Christ the Lord,” a powerful hymn of hope now in Breaking Bread. He co-wrote “Empty” and “Come, Holy Spirit” with Tom Booth, both from Tom’s Captured CD. Robert finds inspiration for his music in prayer. “The insights and encounters with Jesus I have in prayer make me want to share that with others.”

A gifted presenter on liturgical spirituality and youth involvement in liturgy, Robert has expanded his speaking ministry to include the Year of Mercy and evangelization. He recently authored a paper on the New Evangelization for the National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry. His workshops and retreats seek to show that God is faithful and that the Eucharist is deeply connected to our daily life.

Robert is currently working full-time as a speaker, retreat leader and evangelist. He lives with his wife and four children in the Nashville, Tennessee, area.