Calendar of Events:
Summer 2000
This page was last updated on Thursday, June 22, 2000
Note: Check out all the stuff on the calendar!
| June | ||
| 24-25 | Youth Mission Week Sign Ups after all Liturgies | |
| July | ||
| 6 | Summer Theologica Sexuality and Spirituality at St. Michael in Glen Allen. Presented by Fr. John Leonard who recently received his Doctor of Ministry degree from UTS-PSCE in Richmond. He is the founding pastor of St. Michael's (1992) Contact Beth Cronin, (804) 261-1820 or email bcmac@g3inc.net. For years, sexuality and spirituality were seen as opposing each other. As Catholics begin to understand incarnational theology, sexuality takes on a new meaning. We will address sexuality as sacrament, i.e., "a place of revelation." | |
| 9 | Summer Theologica 5:30 PM Young Adult Liturgy Celebration and Dinner at St. Michael, Glen Allen. Contact Beth Cronin at (804) 261-1820 or bcmac@g3inc.net or Stacy Lucas at (804) 934-0966 or email stacyolucas@hotmail.com. All Richmond area young adults are invited to join us for this monthly event begining with the 5:30 PM Mass at St. Michael's Catholic Church and followed by dinner. Please meet in the kitchen area after Mass and we'll give out directions to the restaurant and head out for dinner. | |
| 9 | Loreto Catechist Training 10:15 AM in the School Library. | |
| 12 | Summer Theologica Forgive and Forget? It's So Hard to Do! at Church of the Epiphany, Richmond. Presented by Rev. Michael Renninger who was ordained in 1993. He received degrees in theology and liturgy form Catholic University. After serving four years as parochial vicar at Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Newport News, he became Vocation Director for the Diocese. Contact David Kupstas at (804) 741-9625 or email dKupstas2@hotmail.com. Jesus tells us that we must constantly forgive, but many of us struggle to forgive the people who hurt us. This session will explore the message of Jesus and offer concrete suggestions to assist us in the art of forgiving. | |
| 14-16 | Diocesan Youth Convention at Lynchburg College. | |
| 16 | Summer Theologica People of God for the 21st Century: The Young Adult Contribution at Church of the Redeemer, Mechanisville. Presented by Sr. Diane Guy, SND who is Associate Director of Campus and Young Adult Ministry, Diocese of Richmond. She has just received her Doctor of Ministry degree at UTS-PSCE. Contact Leroy Orie at (804) 746-4911 or email REDEEMERYM@aol.com In this session we will discuss the times in which you live, the times that have helped to shape you. Together we will look particularly at issues of inclusivity and marginalization in our communities. We will examine the life of Jesus as he related to those on the fringe and explore models of behavior that offer hope as you the People of God make your contribution to life on this planet. | |
| 17-21 | Youth Mission Week meet at the Parish Center at 9AM daily - return 5PM. | |
| 18 | Summer Theologica It's Me Standing in the Need of Prayer at St. Bridget, Richmond. Presented by Sr. Cora Marie Billings RSM who is Pastoral Coordinator of St. Elizabeth in Richmond and Director of the Office for Black Catholics in the Diocese. She has directed many retreats and days of reflection. Contact Michael Siewers at (804) 353-7884 or email Michael@Siewers.com This session will emphasize times, needs and temperament of prayer. It will help to give a clearer picture of self. | |
| 20 | Summer Theologica How Do I Know I'm Doing Right? at St. Paul, Richmond. Presented by Rev. Frederick Feusahrens who has been a parish priest for 28 years. His graduate work is in theology, English Liturature and canon law. Along with his parish ministry, he works in the Tribunal, does retreat work and teaches novel-cinema. Contact Helen-Marie West at (804) 515-5842 or email irshamer@worldnet.att.net A gospel-based model for moral decision making and method for addressing decisions from the basis of faith. Time to apply this to topics of interest. | |
| 25 | Summer Theologica Who is God? The Trinity and Our Salvation at Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Richmond. Presented by Msgr. Charles Kelly, Vicar General of the Diocese of Richmond, Rector of Sacred Heart Cathedral in Richmond. Msgr. Kelly enjoys working with the campus ministry and teaching the course on Roman Catholic thought at VCU. He studied and taught in Rome for 12 years and served as campus minister at William and Mary from 1987 to 1995. Contact Margaret Foughner at (804) 648-4662 or mfoughner@juno.com How the revelation of God in Jesus Christ responds to the deepest hungers of the human heart. God as our destiny. The Trinity and Christian prayer. | |
| 26-28 | Summer Theologica Pax Christi USA Young Adult Retreat at Randolph-Macon College in Ashland. Click here for details | |
| 30 | Summer Theologica Everyone who attends the Summer Theologica Events will receive a formal invitation to our closing Potluck Dinner. This will be held at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart at 6:30 PM. The dinner provides an opportunity to bring together our experiences of Summer Theologica as we share a feast with the friends we met during this brief, spiritual journey. Those who plan to attend are encouraged to bring a food item of their choice (main dish, salad, fruit, desert, pasta, bread, etc...) Participants are also welcome to join us for Mass at 5:15 PM before the dinner begins. The kitchen will be open at 5:00 to hold any items that need to be refrigerated or kept warm during the Mass. Contact Margaret Foughner at (804) 648-4662 or email mfoughner@juno.com. | |
| 31 | Loreto Begins! 9:00 - 12:30 Religious Education | |
| August | ||
| 1-11 | Loreto Continues Daily from 9:00 - 12:30 | |
| 7-11 | Vacation Bible School 9:00 - Noon Daily for Preschoolers and Kindergarteners. | |
Bring your Friends! All are invited to any of the above events some may require registration.
Newcomers and guests are always welcome.
For more information and registration call Mag, ext. 215; Anita, ext. 212; or Peggy, ext. 214.
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