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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Regina Civiletti is a pastoral musician, who married her best friend in 1985. Blessed with three children, she knew that life was good. In 2006, she became a widow with three teenagers. She is now the director of a clothing ministry called Matthew’s Closet and lives in Rochester, New York.
Cecily Rosemary Hallack (1898–1938) was a British writer, notable for her contributions to Catholic fiction and biography. Born in Littlehampton and deceased in Guildford, she authored works such as The Happiness of Father Happé, Mirror for Toby, and Candlelight Attic, often exploring religious themes with gentle storytelling.
Dr. Keith Berubé, author of 
Kelly Mahfood is a Jamaican-born nurse, author, and founder of Miadibes Cares. Her life’s journey— from rural childhood to U.S. healthcare leader— reflects resilience, faith, and advocacy. Her books support healing missions in Jamaica and celebrate her powerful, full-circle return home.