A Note from Brian THE CONVENTUAL CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS

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2 THE CONVENTUAL CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS A Note from Brian Brass players are tough to get for Easter; and if you re fortunate enough to know someone without a standing gig, you better book him early. That s why I was elated when I discovered my college roommate, Tim, played trumpet. He wasn t Catholic, but I didn t care; I wanted a trumpet for Easter! After Mass, though, the first thing he asked me was, so you guys do this every week? Thinking he was talking about the holiday hoopla, I explained that Easter was different. Well, yeah, he replied, but it s the same service each time, right? All the ritual stuff and having communion each week it s pretty cool. At the same time, I was taking a class where the principal study text was Mircea Eliade s The Sacred and the Profane. The author asserts that repeating a ritual action mystically connects that instance to all others like it, past, present, and future, and that something which is held to be sacred provides a point of orientation for how we live our lives. Granted, most religious studies academics snub their noses at Eliade these days. But for those who believe, especially us as Catholic Christians, isn t it the truth? Sure, we have our own style of worship here, but we generally celebrate Mass in the same manner and with the same readings and prayers as all other Catholics throughout the world. When the bread and wine become the body and blood of Christ, we use the same words as countless generations before us, clear back to Jesus himself. And when we receive Eucharist every week (or even daily, if we desire), it continually centers us and helps us to live rightly in the world. So I guess Tim was right. That is pretty cool. Brian For For the latest news and general information, visit us at thecasa.org or call the front desk at Page 2 RENEWAL thecasa.org

3 LITURGY CONNECTION Special Collection Next Week Next week we will take up the Peter s Pence Collection, which provides the Holy Father with the funds he needs to carry out his charitable works around the world. The proceeds benefit the most disadvantaged: victims of war, oppression, and disasters. Join our Holy Father as a witness of charity to those who are suffering. For those of you who have opted to use the Collection Envelope Boxes, you will find an extra envelope for this special collection in your box. There will be only one collection during mass, so please drop both envelopes (your weekly Casa gift & special collection gift) in the collection basket. In case you forget them, you can always request an extra envelope at the Front Desk. Do you use our envelope system? Our envelope system is one of the best ways to manage your financial gifts to the Casa. If you would like to begin, please contact Rosa at ext.121 or rosa@thecasa.org Simple Thoughts... Last week, on Trinity Sunday, we celebrated God as a relationship and our invitation to be a part of that relationship. Today we celebrate a way we experience our participation in that relationship; The Eucharist. ~ No one sacrament displays the humility of God more. Our God loves us so much that He sent Jesus to live in relationship with us. Jesus promised to never leave us, and He fulfills that promise though the gift of the Holy Spirit and, in a unique way, His true presence in the Eucharist. This humble, simple piece of bread is transformed into the Body & Blood, Soul and Divinity of God so that we may always continue a physical relationship with Him. He is still with us. His life gives us life. When we receive Him, we, the mystical body of Christ here on this earth, receive the grace, through the Holy Spirit, to become His true presence. We become a tabernacle. Not a tabernacle to hold this gift inside, but one that carries Christ out the doors of our church and into the world that longs to be in relationship with God. Our second reading reminds us that in The Eucharist, we are all one, united. God s Trinitarian relationship extends to us, and through the Eucharist, to the entire world. Just as God was faithful to the Israelites by providing manna in the desert, He is faithful to us by providing true bread from heaven, bread that unites us in love as one body, in relationship with our loving God and gives us the strength to carry Christ in us to the world. ~ The Church Staff Collection Information 06/08/ 2014: $18, /09/ 2013: $18, We received 229 collection envelopes Thank you for your generous support! The Solemnity of the Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ June 21 & 22, 2014 ~ Cycle A thecasa.org RENEWAL Page 3

4 FAMILY CATECHESIS & SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION Family Faith Activities: The Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ June 22, 2014 On today s feast of the Body and Blood of Christ we celebrate that Jesus is present in the Eucharist. Jesus is also present in the people who gather together for Eucharist throughout the world. When we eat and drink the meal of Eucharist we show that we re part of the body of Christ. Ask each of your family members to recall a special meal that they have participated in. Read John 6:51-58 and discuss: What does Jesus tell his followers about bread from heaven? What will happen to those who eat the bread from heaven? What does Jesus say about his flesh and blood? One Body Activity: Take a large piece of paper or poster board and draw a large circle. Have your family fill in the circle by drawing different faces, using different shades of skin, to represent all the people in the world in God s family. Or take old magazines and have your family cut out figures to put into the circle! Abracadabra, Making Food Appear Activity! What a great surprise for someone to receive food from an unexpected source. How can your family make food appear as a surprise gift to someone? Here are some ideas: An elderly person, who lives alone or a family suffering from a job loss or loss of a family member. How about taking food to a food bank or creating a picnic for the kids in the neighborhood? Be creative! Concluding prayer: Let us pray. Loving God, we are happy to be members of your family. Help us to live together as your children. In the name of Jesus Christ we pray. Amen. Eucharist means.thanksgiving! Today s feast of the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) originated in France in the mid-thirteenth century and was extended to the worldwide church by Pope Urban IV in We are called to focus on two manifestations of the Body of Christ first the Holy Eucharist and second the Church. At every Mass our attention is called to the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist. Today s Gospel gives us one of the firm foundations of the institution of Eucharist so that as we receive in faith, we receive the bread that will give us everlasting life. We also focus on the Body of Christ as it is present in the Church us! As we partake in Eucharist we are brought together as one body, fed, transformed and inspired to go out into the world and share Christ s love! Here are how some of the Family Catechesis and First Communion students described their experience of Eucharist: (paraphrased) The Kaminski family shares, that receiving Eucharist is peaceful and comforting. When I receive I feel refreshed, renewed and strengthened. After coming to Mass we leave the church happy and charged up to do our best. Natalie and Peter Eng felt closer to God and blessed after receiving their First Communion this year. Zach Carrick says that receiving Eucharist is exciting and makes me feel like I m more in the presence of God. Zach also shared after his First Communion, I felt happy! I couldn t wait to receive again! I pay more attention at mass now and help my brothers to do that too. May we mirror these comments and excitement about Eucharist! As we are fed, may we then go forth as an offering of ourselves to the service of others. Happy Feast! For more information about Baptisms, Sacramental Preparation and Family Catechesis, please contact Patty Tafolla at , ext. 154 or dcm@thecasa.org Page 4 RENEWAL thecasa.org

5 CASA YOUTH MINISTRY W E E K L Y U P D A T E J U N E 2 2 upcoming this week Wednesday coming soon July In Presena Di - Prayer. Worship. Adoration. 7:oo pm in the Church - InPresenzaDi.com Photo by Peter Jordan Service Event Welcome to America Project We are setting a date to serve our sisters and brothers who are now living as refugees here in Phoenix. We will be welcoming them as we help them move in with all the household amenities that a family needs. We also talk with them about their life experiences and build relationships. If you are able to serve, please contact James. For the latest news, updates, forms and information, visit us at casayouth.org or call James Whitaker at ext. 122 UPCOMING In Presenza Di in the presence of Italian for In the presence of, In Presenza Di is an opportunity for the entire community to gather before the Eucharist for a time of prayer, praise, teaching and adoration. 7:00-8:30 pm Wednesday, June 25 Music & Reflection Norbert Zwickl Presider Fr. Peter Kirwin Explore Spiritual Direction In the midst of a busy life, many people find it difficult to notice God s action in their daily affairs. Yet, at the deepest level, many of us long for a more conscious experience of God s presence and love. Spiritual direction is really not about being directed. Rather, it is very much about being encouraged to draw closer to God. If you are curious about spiritual direction at the Casa, or would like to make an appointment, please contact Sharon Taszarek at or sharon@thecasa. org. for more information. For the latest news and general information, visit us at thecasa.org or call the front desk at thecasa.org RENEWAL Page 5

6 FAITH IN ACTION MINISTRIES Generous Support for the Vulnerable in our Community Thanks to all of you who helped with the water and food collections. We had about 400 cases of water (about 10,000 bottles), 30 bags of food (lots of peanut butter!), and 6 bags of shoes and hats. A lot of our neighbors in need will get some much needed relief from the summer heat due to the efforts of our community. WE collected $1231 in monetary donations which will be split evenly between the Lodestar Day Resource Center and St. Vincent de Paul to further serve the needs of our neighbors. A Must See Art Exhibit 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Olney Gallery, Trinity Cathedral 100 W. Roosevelt Street, Phoenix Borderlands: Encounter in the Desert includes Continental Divide, an exhibit of 30 large canvas photo prints that depict the land, wildlife and people of the borderlands of the United States and Mexico, and the impact that construction of a border wall is having on them, and Found Objects which are all objects found near the United States-Mexico border backpacks, a stroller, empty plastic water jugs, and more. Come talk to the Casa Core team for Valley Interfaith Project after Sunday morning Masses on June 29 Independent? Democrat? Republican? Libertarian? Green Party? Our U.S. Catholic Bishops call us to faithful citizenship. Arizona is an Open Primary State. Come learn the importance of voting in the August Primary as a way to live out your faithful citizenship. Visit us in the Hospitality area after Sunday morning Masses - June 29. Give Yourself a Gift Next Fall...Consider joining a JustFaith or Engaging Spiritualty group JustFaith is a 29-session small-group experience that connects people with the gospel and wounded and vulnerable in our world. EngagingSpirituality is a 21 session small-group spiritual journey that explores the connection between prayerful presence and social action. Both will be offered at the FRC this fall. Information and discernment sessions will take place in August. Dates and times in future bulletins.visit us at justfaith.org. Healing of Memories Workshop Helps Veterans on Their Path to Healing On the weekend of May 16-18, twenty veterans took a step along their path of healing by attending the Healing of Memories Workshop. Led by Fr. Michael Lapsley, a victim of trauma himself, the workshop is designed to let veterans explore, the anger, loss, grief, and guilt that is connected to their personal histories and war experience. At the core, they get to tell their stories in a safe environment. Some quotes from the participants: I have been able to release myself from the personal prison I had put myself into. This is a blessing and a healing. I would recommend this workshop to anyone who experienced trauma in his/her life. I have waited 24 years to tell my story. Many thanks to the Outreach to Veterans and Military Families ministry for bringing this workshop to the FRC, and for doing the work to make it a wonderful experience for the participants. Thanks also goes to the members of the Casa community who sponsored veterans to attend and who raised the funds to be able to provide this workshop free to all the veterans.. Contact us at : Patti Sills-Trausch ext.130 or socialconcerns@thecasa.org Bonnie Wasniewski at ext.155 or bonnie@thecasa.org Page 6 RENEWAL thecasa.org

7 Congratulations! 2014 Casa Peace Award Honorees Fr. Eddie Fronske, OFM and Ruth Zemek FAITH IN ACTION PROGRAMS Come celebrate with Fr. Eddie and Ruth Peace Awards Brunch Sunday, September 21 12:45 pm limited seating, call for reservations About Fr. Eddie: My first assignment--right out of the seminary with no year of internship--was Delano, with the beginning struggle of the United Farm Workers: UFW, where Cesar Chavez had a great influence on me in the area of nonviolence, justice, peace and courage. After six years there, I was assigned to Las Vegas/ Overton, NV, under the direction of Fr. Louie Vitale, OFM where I lived and worked in the black ghetto, was also pastor of St. John s in Overton, and ministered to the Undocumented. After nine years there, I was assigned to the White Mountain Apaches in Whiteriver, Ariz, where I have ministered for thirty years. I am a song writer, poet, and expert trout fisherman. I ve given many retreats and missions over the last 45 years. I am presently in Whiteriver, Ariz. About Ruth Zemek: Ruth has been a voice for the poor and powerless most of her adult life. Ruth's peace activities are an extension of her daily life. Ruth was born in Chicago s South Side (but a Cubs fan) and moved to Phoenix in She is a widow with 2 sons, Joe and Matt. She is a founding member of Pax Christi-Phoenix and has been a member of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul since the 1980's where in various capacities she has tirelessly advocated for the poor in Phoenix. Additional activities include work with Amnesty International, 1971 to the present. Ruth has participated in hundreds of actions involving justice issues ranging from Torture to the Death Penalty, from Migrant Justice to Peace and Nuclear Disarmament. Ruth, a Casa community member, cares for her fellow humans and all God's creatures as she lives with her many adopted animals in an ecologically sustainable way. In 2011, the Franciscan Renewal Center established the Casa Peace Award to recognize those who are dedicated to promoting peace and nonviolence in significant ways. Be the change you want to see in the world! To register for these Faith in Action Programs, call or visit thecasa.org thecasa.org RENEWAL Page 7

8 ADULT EDUCATION & PROGRAMS Men s Summer Retreat 2014 Getting to the Heart of Male Spirituality July With Fr. Norm Douglas, Larry Vuillemin, J.D., Terry Hershey, Deacon Phil LoCascio and Brian Kinzie Spend the weekend listening, learning, talking, questioning, reflecting, laughing and renewing life. A talented retreat leadership team will provide you with opportunities to explore your spirituality as you journey forward. This retreat is all about getting beneath the layers and opening up to God and each other. Spritual directors will be available to give retreatants an opportunity to share their faith journey in individual sessions. Fees per person: $85 commuter; $135 double; $200 single Limited scholarships available Water Movement Cool off in the casa pool! Achieve a sense of unity of mind, body and spirit. Easy, peaceful stretching, relaxing, breathing and meditation in the beautiful pool. Changing room available. Towels are provided. Wednesdays 7:00-8:30 pm 6 or 8-week sessions begin July 9 Thursdays 7:00-8:30 pm 6 or 8-week sessions begin July 10 Saturdays 8:00-9:30 am 6-week sessions begin July 12 Susan Wrubel is an educator and wellness instructor. In her thirty-plus years of teaching mind-body-spirit classes, she h as taught children and adults locally and throughout the United States and Mexico. Susan is a long-ti me instructor at the Franci scan Renewal Center. Fee: $50 for 6-week session; $65 for 8-week session. For more information or to register for any of these programs please visit thecasa.org/programs-a-retreats or call Page 8 RENEWAL thecasa.org Twilight Retreat: The Art of The Saint John s Bible Wednesday, July 30, 2014 The Art within the Saint John s Bible is meant not only to illustrate, but illuminate our faith. This presentation will look at how illuminations of the Saint John s Bible present a deeper understanding of the Scriptures than simple illustrations. The Casa has been generously gifted the Heritage Edition of the Saint John s Bible which will be on display during Larry Fraher s presentation. Facilitater: Larry Fraher, M.A. Director of Catechetical Ministries at Blessed Sacrament Parish Dinner at 6:00 pm. Presentation at 7:00 pm Fee per person: $20 incl. dinner, registration required Fee for presentation only: $10

9 ADULT EDUCATION & PROGRAMS Ignatius of Loyola and Francis de Sales Saturday, September 6 9:00 am - Noon This course explores how Ignatius of Loyola and Francis de Sales developed rich, creative spiritualities that continued to call the faithful to love, compassion and service as Francis of Assisi did. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the Catholic heroes of a pastoral, nonviolent approach to the faith. Fee: $30 Dr. Thomas Donlan earned a M.A. in Religious Studies from Yale University and Ph.D. in European History from the University of Arizona. He is currently teaching at Brophy Prep in Phoenix. Spiritual Spa Weekend with Pam Bork July & August Take time for physical rest and spiritual renewal. Check into your private room and relax. Enjoy our newly remodeled pool, the healing garden and labyrinth. Join us and bring a friend. Fee: $125 includes private room, meals and program Massage, refelxology and gentle touch available: $25 for 25 minutes Healing and Wholeness: Enjoying Imperfection September We live in a culture that stresses perfection, so we often end up feeling less than when we can t achieve it. And yet, imperfection and vulnerability are what allow us to connect at a deeper level with God and with others. Come explore with us ways to enjoy our imperfection and have it work for our good and the good of the world. Carol Mitchell, Ph.D. is a spiritual director and retreat leader with a background in psychology. She and her husband live in an intentional community in Boston and blog about it: avearinaroom.com. She also moderates a blog about spirituality in everyday life: roomforthespirit.com Tom Gorham, M.A., CADCII is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and an Internationally Certerfie Addiction Professional. He works with underserved populations at Options Recovery Services in Berkeley where he is the Clinical Program Director. He has facilitated numerous retreats at San Damiano retreat house in Danville, Cali. Check-in: Friday, September 12 5:00 pm Retreat Fees (incl. meals): Commuter: $130 Double: $165 Single: $215 For more information or to register for any of these programs please visit thecasa.org/programs-a-retreats or call thecasa.org RENEWAL Page 9

10 Vision Corner 5,000 (and counting) reasons to give thanks There s a theme that runs through the Casa s community GRATITUDE. And on August 17, 2011, a committee was formed with the sole purpose of thanking people. The first thing we did was get out the Casa s register and call everyone on it, says Beth Koehnemann, founding chair of the Gratitude Committee. We are grateful for everyone who comes here. Now in its third year, the committee just celebrated its 5,000th thank-you call. These eight volunteers make every effort to reach all who have shared time, talent or treasure with the Casa (please be sure the Casa has your correct contact information). They also are responsible for the hundreds of hand-written thank you cards placed in the rooms of our overnight guests. Marilyn Kruzich joined the team after Kathleen Eucharistic Minister. I was almost in tears by the end of the Garast called to thank her for serving as a conversation, says Marilyn. In life, we just don t get as many thank yous or pats on the back as we need. I ve served on committees for more than 60 years, says Beth. I don t think I ve seen a more cohesive group, and they love what they do! Photo: Standing L-R: Kathleen Garast, Beth Koehnemann, Ray Hucke. Seated L-R: Nancy Tuft, Jeff Riddle, Sheri Baker (staff liaison), Marilyn Kruzich. Absent: Tony Redendo, Gwendolyn Schran Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God Thessalonians 5:18 Discover what you don t know about the Casa Have you ever wanted to know more about what the Franciscan Renewal Center has to offer? The best way to understand the transformative vision and ministries of the Casa is to attend a one-hour experience called Discover the Vision. Even those who have been coming to the Casa for decades leave feeling better informed and in awe of the programming produced by volunteers, staff and friars. Reserve your place on one of these upcoming dates! volunteers serve the Casa and its community DISCOVER THE VISION EVENTS Thursday, 17 July 2014, 6:00 pm Thursday, 7 August :00 am Thursday, 21 August :00 am Thursday, 4 Septemer :00 am Since 1951, the Casa has been renewing lives through spiritual growth, healing and transformation, and serving others. To reserve your space for a Discover the Vision Event, rsvp@thecasa.org or call ext. 188 RENEWING LIVES Ourselves. Our Communities. Our World. RENEWING LIVES Ourselves. Our Communities. Our World. For more information regarding the RENEWING LIVES initiative, or to contribute material to the Vsion Corner, please call , ext. 186 or communications@thecasa.org

11 We Are Here for YOU We welcome all who are interested in attending Counseling Support Groups No appointments required for groups listed below COUNSELING MINISTRY Monday: 6:30-8:00 pm: Divorce & Separation/Relationship Endings Tuesday: 5:30-7:00 pm: Grief Support Group 6:30-8:30 pm: Depression Support Group Individual Sessions Individual sessions are available mornings, afternoons and evenings, Monday through Friday, and require an appointment. To make an appointment, please call the Counseling Ministry at ext. 133 between 8:30 am and Noon. If you know someone who is looking for help, answers, guidance or just needs someone to listen, please suggest our counseling ministry. Judith McHale, MA, LPC, Director of Counseling Ministry For more information about hosting your next non-profit event at the Casa, please call , ext. 134 or MEETINGS & CONFERENCES We offer non-profit organizations an exclusively serene gathering place for meetings, conferences, and special events. With spaces and lodging designed to inspire the mind and soothe the spirit, as well as exceptional food to nourish the body, the Franciscan Renewal Center is a wellness plan for non-profits that allows them to renew and recharge. Your non-profit organization can save cool cash with low rates this summer! During July and August, rates for single-occupancy rooms are $75 per night and double-occupancy rooms are $50 per person, per night. Groups that reserve 10 or more lodging rooms also receive free meeting space. Visit us at CasaMeetings.org and take a Google Virtual Tour of the campus. We would appreciate it if you would refer any groups, churches, non-profits or government entities to: Sue Force, Director of Meetings and Conference Ministry, sue@thecasa.org or ext For more information about hosting your next non-profit event at the Casa, please contact Sue Force at , ext. 173 or sue@thecasa.org thecasa.org RENEWAL Page 11

12 COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD How to Submit Your Bulletin Information: E mail: bulletin@thecasa.org Drop Off: at the front desk (Attn: Bulle tin) Fax: Experienced Sales Professional looking for work. Contact Bud Berk or Budberk@gmail.com. Networking opportunities appreciated. Adult Care/Personal Assistant: Experienced, mature, very clean woman seeking to provide home care for your loved one. Paula or Seeking FT/PT Nanny and/or Vacation Pet Care Position: In your home. Paradise Valley to Cave Creek, Carefree & N. Scottsdale. 36+ yrs exp. Former school employee. Fingerprint clearance. Ref. avail. Cathy Fimiani or cuinaz58@yahoo.com. Mature Roommate Wanted for active, mature female. 2/BR 2/BA condo to share. Private bath. Bedroom furniture available. Pool/jacuzzi, grills. Peaceful environment. $500/month + 1/2 utilities. Pam Urgent: Casa member volunteer needs reliable, affordable vehicle for self-employment opportunities and to transport elderly neighbor, friends to appointments and errands. Would also appreciate rides to 11:00 am Mass and other Casa activities. Cheryl TLC for Pets: Long-time Casa member volunteer offers experienced, affordable care in your home. Grooming, medications and playtime. Excellent references. Cheryl Seeking Work as Spanish Tutor and Translator: Nativespeaker of Engl. and Span.; B.A. in Engl. and M.A. in Span.; pursing doctorate deg. Ten yrs. teaching, editing and translating exp. Solymar Torres-García The Casa may publish requests in in this this space space but but it does it does not not reflect reflect our endorsement or or knowledge of of the the people submitting the the information. We reserve the right to edit all submissions. Men in Spirit Come join us! The Casa s Men in Spirit, is a new men s group in search of guidance and strength; bonded by common challenges and faith in a God who knows us and is always with us. We meet on the first Saturday of each month. * Contact: jmccroy@yahoo.com for more information. * Men in Spirit will not have a regularly schedule d meeting in July. The Casa Prayer Partners is a gathering of people petitioning praye rs and praying for our human family. Please join us in this prayer ministry! Contact CasaPrayerPartners@gmail.com. The Casa Single Adult Ministry Are you single? This ministry is for anyone years old looking for a place to share their faith with other singles. Whether you were never married or are divorced or widowed, this is a group for spiritual men and women w ho desire to share their journey with like-minde d people of faith. We gather once a month for fun and fellow ship. In addition, members often organize outside activities to keep the group connected. We meet at 6:30 pm on the 2nd Friday of every month. Please join us at our next meeting on July 11. For more information or to be added to the group s list, contact spiritualsinglesouls@gmail.com. AZ Males A group inspired by the teachings of Fr. Richard Rohr OFM, meets at 5:30 p m on the last Wednesday of each month. The discussions are typically centere d on one of Fr. Richard s teachings and philosophy. Please feel free to join us at our next meeting on June 25. Meeting details at The Casa Rosary Ministry The Casa Rosary Ministry was introduce d in May 2010, and meets at 6:00 p m Monday through Friday in the Meditation Chapel. Divine Mercy is held on Friday night at 5:45 pm followed by Rosary at 6:00 pm. About the Franciscan Renewal Center Since 1951, the Franciscan Renewal Center affectionately known as the Casa de Paz y Bien, or simply the Casa, has existed as a Catholic retreat center in Paradise Valley to offer spiritual growth, healing and transformation that moves lives into the service of others. The Casa was founded by and is today an active religious community of the Order of Friars Minor part of the worldwide Franciscan family, following the footsteps of Sts. Francis and Clare of Assisi. The Casa is a wholly owned entity of the Franciscan Friars Province of Saint Barbara, based in Oakland, Calif., that works cooperatively with the Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix. Activities at the Casa include daily Mass, Sunday services, private retreats, gathering space for non-profit groups, as well as 50 volunteer ministries that give aid to the poor or vulnerable, empower individuals to improve their circumstances, and build community fellowship. Dis cover more at thecasa.org To make a recurring donation to the Franciscan Renewal Center through your debit or credit card, please contact Ryan Hill at developmentpm@thecasa.org Thank you for your generous hearts. For the latest news and general information, visit us at thecasa.org or call the front desk at Page 12 RENEWAL thecasa.org

13 COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD The Casa s ALL ACCESS PASS is Back! Buy your tickets for this Raffle Fundraiser today. Imagine an entire year of attending ALL of your favorite Franciscan Renewal Center sponsored programs and special events for FREE! The drawing will be held on September 1, 2014, when one lucky individual is awarded this unlimited access for Fiscal Year 2014: September 1, 2014 through August 31, 2015* Tickets are on sale now at the front desk. $10 each or three for $20. ALL ACCESS PASS *Individual must still register for the programs throughout the year. William F. Pilder, PhD, has over 35 years experience in the career transition field. He is an educator, an entrepreneur and executive coach. Employment Healing Workshop 5 sessions: July 12, Saturday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM follow by four Monday evening sessions 6:30-9:00 PM July 21 & 28, August 4 & 11 Cost is $45 to cover materials. Scholarships available. Space limited to 18 people. No online registrations. To register, first call the facilitator, William Pilder at After speaking with him, please call to register. DISCOVER: the work you are called to your unique way of relating to the world the voice within a supportive community DEVELOP: an understanding of today s marketplace a plan for creating opportunities through social networking an effective resume and fearless self-presentation an effective personal brand and a skillful presentation of that brand resilience For the latest news and general information, visit us at thecasa.org or call the front desk at thecasa.org RENEWAL Page 13

14 JUNE 22, THE SOLEMNITY OF THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST This Week at the Casa: Sunday 5:00 pm Hogan s Heroes Monday 6:00 pm Rosary 6:30 pm Divorced & Separated Support Group Tuesday 11:00 am Water from Rock 5:30 pm Grief Support Group 6:00 pm Rosary 6:30 pm Depression Support Group 7:00 pm Water from Rock Wednesday 6:00 pm Rosary 7:00 pm In Presenza Di Thursday 7:45 am Contemplative Prayer 6:00 pm Rosary Friday 5:45 pm Divine Mercy Chaplet Saturday Private Retreats Some of these events require advance registration. Please visit thecasa.org or call for more information. Readings and Mass Intentions June 22-28, 2014 Today: Dt 8:2-3, 14b-16a; Ps 147:12-15, 19-20; 1 Cor 10:16-17; Jn 6:51-58 Pro Populo 7:30 am Robert F. Crawford 9:15 am Richard & Dorothy Lukas 11:00 am Damiano Gennaro 7:00 pm Monday: 2 Kgs 17:5-8, 13-15a, 18; Ps 60:3-5, 12-13;Mt 7:1-5 C.V. Berry 7:00 am Tuesday: Vigil: Jer 1:4-10; Ps 71:1-6, 15, 17; 1 Pt 1:8-12; Lk 1:5-17 Day: Is 49:1-6; Ps 139:1-3, 13-15;Acts 13:22-26; Lk 1:57-66, 80 Stan Frizzell 7:00 am Wednesday: 2 Kgs 22:8-13; 23:1-3; Ps 119:33-37, 40; Mt 7:15-20 Roy (Tim) Timerman 7:00 am Thursday: 2 Kgs 24:8-17; Ps 79:1b-5, 8-9; Mt 7:21-29 Kevin Ore 7:00 am Friday: Dt 7:6-11; Ps 103:1-4, 6-8, 10; 1 Jn 4:7-16; Mt 11:25-30 Ruben G. Quazada, Sr. 7:00 am Saturday: Lam 2:2, 10-14, 18-19; Ps 74:1b-7, 20-21;Mt 8:15-17 or, for the Memorial of the Immaculate Heart, Is 61:9-11; Lk 2:41-51 Roy (Tim) Timerman 7:00 am Robert F. Crawford 5:00 pm Next Sunday: Vigil: Acts 3:1-10; Ps 19:2-5; Gal 1:11-20;Jn 21:15-19Day: Acts 12:1-11; Ps 34:2-9; 2 Tm 4:6-8, 17-18; Mt 16:13-19 The intentions listed here will be the intentions of the priest and will not be announced to the gathered assembly. thecasa.org RENEWAL