Life at the Margins invites readers into the extraordinary, hidden world of the poor as seen through the eyes of Missionaries of Charity Brother Carmel Duca. Drawing on decades spent in prisons, shelters, and forgotten communities across Latin America, India, and the United States, Duca reveals stories of resilience, suffering, humor, and grace. His vivid encounters illuminate how the marginalized become unexpected teachers of gratitude, compassion, and the quiet heroism of everyday holiness.
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Dick Bishirjian’s career was shaped by the influence of William F. Buckley, Jr., Dr. Russell Kirk, and Libertarian economist, Friedrich Hayek. That led him to work on three Presidential campaigns, on the staff of a U.S. Senator, and in the Reagan Administration. He earned a Ph.D. in Government at Notre Dame.
Bernadette Griffith is a writer whose work explores faith, surrender, and the quiet ways grace reshapes ordinary life. Drawing from her experience with progressive hearing loss, she writes to help others recognize God’s presence in seasons of change and limitation. Her reflections have encouraged others in parish groups, retreats, and daily, supportive conversations. With a background in education and volunteer outreach ministry, she brings both insight and compassion to her storytelling in such works as “Pebble Beach” (see 
Irvin Louis Kloska is a lifelong Catholic husband, father, and grandfather whose life reflects deep devotion to the Eucharist, the Blessed Virgin Mary, and family prayer. A businessman and fisherman, he is also known for his healing ministry and his steadfast witness to God’s providence.