Ms. Lindmeier was born and raised in Bucks County on her family’s farm(ette). As the daughter of a veterinarian, she grew up surrounded by lots of love and animals. Early on she began singing in the choir at her home parish which quickly led to a lifelong love of the performing arts. She got bit by the theater bug around eight years old and has performed around Bucks and Montgomery County ever since. In 2020, she graduated from Immaculata University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in both English Secondary Education and Theology with minors in American & British Literature and Communications. At graduation, she was honored to receive the Sister Marian William Hoben Medal for English and the university’s Legacy of 1920 Award. During her time in college, Ms. Lindmeier interned with the Theology of the Body Institute and graduated in January of 2020 from their Certification Program. She credits the time spent with the TOB Institute as incredibly formative and extremely influential in her approach to her classes at Martin Saints. Miss Lindmeier has also had the joy of working on the editorial team at Ascension Press where she assisted in developing the company’s first line of children’s books. 

Ms. Lindmeier joined the Martin Saints community in September 2020, and she is currently pursuing her Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) in Classical Education through the Templeton Honors College at Eastern University.  

On a given day, you can find her strolling the grounds of the Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa or creating a Spotify playlist inspired by whatever literary character or saint friend has weaseled their way into her life at the moment.