All Hallows' Eve THE ST. ANSELM S ABBEY SCHOOL. Fall Scholarship Gala. Saturday, October 27, 2018

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1 THE ST. ANSELM S ABBEY SCHOOL Fall Scholarship Gala All Hallows' Eve Saturday, October 27, 2018 St. Anselm s Abbey School Athletic Complex and Devine Performing Arts Center

2 Live Auction 1001 Abbey Wine Cellar A collection of dozens of wines chosen by members of the St. Anselm s community.! 1002 Abbey Boy Hoopers Island Adventure Weekend! The property is actually two spaces the guest house that sleeps two adults and two children (bunk beds) and the main house that can accommodate four (either two couples or one couple with two children). Our family occupies two of the four bedrooms. Meals are included (Saturday morning breakfast through lunch on Sunday). Value: $1500 Donated by: Karl and Lorrette Voglmayr The Voglmayr family has arranged a fun-filled weekend on June 8-9, 2019 at their charming home on Hoopers Island, Maryland. (The Address is 2747 Linden Lane, Fishing Creek, MD) This is a perfect getaway for a couple of Abbey families who would enjoy exploring a very rural waterfront property. Experience breathtaking sunrises on the private dock and incredible sunsets that follow with a night sky of endless stars! There are plenty of activities swimming, biking, basketball, kayaking, water skiing, playing games, etc.! Plus, we ll host a fishing trip or a boat tour!

3 1003 Weekend at Chesapeake Bay Beach House Maximum number of guests is 10. Not available between May 15 and September or holiday weekends. Website is chesapeakebay-beachhouse.com Value: $2, Donated by: Thomas Lang and Laura Delia Enjoy a long weekend (3-night stay) in a 5 bedroom, 4-1/2 bath beach house in Reedville, VA. House is directly on the Bay with a private beach "St. Anselm's Crest" Handmade Rug from Nepal This custom made 4x6 carpet features the St. Anselm's crest. It is made by Tamarian Carpets, the company founded by the Form I parents of Brandon Cibor, Steve & Jennifer Cibor. Every step of production is done with the care and touch of the human hand. The techniques and tools have remained unchanged for hundreds of years. The materials are the finest nature offers from the lanolin-rich, hand carded hand spun Tibetan wool, to the small lot dyeing process. Tamarian's dye-masters use finely manipulated dyes to enhance the wools natural boldness and luster, while maintaining its colorfastness for decades to come. Each rug is woven knot by knot on an upright loom, using the Tibetan loop Senneh knot. When weaving is completed, the rug is cut from the loom, sheared and trimmed, and given a final wash to bring out the rich hues and variations that are a hallmark of every Tamarian carpet. Value: $2, Donated by: Steve and Jennifer Cibor 1005 A Special Evening with the Monks Join the Monastic Community of St. Anselm s Abbey for an evening of prayer and celebration on December 17. At Vespers, the monks will sing the first of the great O Antiphons, the seven jewels of their monastic liturgy, dating back to the fourth century, one for each evening until Christmas Eve. Meet in the Chapel for Vespers at 6:00 p.m., then share a formal meal in the monastic refectory. You will experience Saint Benedict s year old custom of the reading from the Holy Rule while the monks eat in silence, listening to a book that has been assigned for their edification by the abbot. After the formal meal, you will be invited to join the monks in their calefactory for dessert and conversation, followed by Compline (night prayer) at 7:45 pm. Dinner is for 6 persons. Donated by: The Monastic Community at St. Anselm's Abbey

4 Live Auction 1006 Cocktail Party with Live Music Back by popular demand! Cocktails and hors d oeuvres in honor of Fr. Peter and Fr. Michael. St. Anselm s is a truly special place. It s more than a school it is also a community in the true sense of the word. Many parents have maintained friendships with other Abbey families long after their sons have graduated. Please bid generously on this special gathering in honor of Fr. Peter and Fr. Michael and the way they have cared for and educated our sons for so many years. Bring your friends, including some in the Saint Anselm s community, and join us for a wonderful evening of celebration. You will be served cocktails of choice, and a delicious array of interesting seafood and hot appetizers for 25 (in addition to Fr. Peter and Fr. Michael). Enjoy live music by St. Anselm s alumnus, Jim Crowne, 67, and great conversation and cheer with fellow parents or friends for an evening you will not forget! Value: $3, Donated by: Erich and Faith Schwartz, Cristian and Laura Libanati, Eugen and Jean Pirovic, James Crowne, One Week on Chesapeake Bay Spend one week at a waterfront vacation home on Chesapeake Bay near Annapolis. Enjoy the serene setting and abundant wildlife and visit the many local sights. Kayak use included. Accommodations for 6-8 persons. Flexible dates. Value: $3, Donated by: Scott Feira and Amy Carter

5 1008 The Abbey Library Don t miss the opportunity to take home this special collection of favorite books chosen by members of our Faculty. Each book bears an inscription of why the book is important to the person who chose it. Your son will always cherish this collection as a reminder of his years at St. Anselm s. Donated by: St. Anselm s Abbey School and Abbey This icon, painted by Fr. Boniface, depicts the child Jesus asleep on a bed. Though a human child, he is fully divine. Although his eyes are closed in sleep, he, as God, is fully awake and watches over us. As such, this icon was often placed over the door of Eastern monastery churches through which the monks would pass to their dormitories. In some Greek churches it was placed over the western door to remind people that The Lord will guard your coming and going both now and forever (Psalm 121:8). Some see in this depiction an allusion to Christ s sleep in death awaiting the resurrection. Fr. Bonifice says, I also find in it an allusion to Jesus asleep in the boat on the storm tossed Sea of Galilee. The earliest extent version of this icon is to be found in the Pantokrator Monastery on Mount Athos. It dates from the late 13th century. Donated by: Fr. Boniface Von Nell, OSB 1009 Icon