SCRC DATED MATERIAL. One body and one Spirit... one God and Father of all. Eph. 4:4,6

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1 SCRC Southern California Renewal Communities 9795 Cabrini Drive, Suite 208 Burbank, CA (818) FAX (818) One body and one Spirit... one God and Father of all. Eph. 4:4,6 DATED MATERIAL

2 Arena General Assemblies 9:00-11:00am Friday, September 2, :30-11:30am Fr. Gino Henriques, CSsR International Director of Evangelization 2033, Based in Singapore A New Pentecost Saturday, September 3, 2011 Deacon Alex Jones Archdiocese of Detroit Farmington, MI One Body, One Spirit FREE Frida riday Night Arena Concert Friday, September 2, :30-10:30pm Immediately following Friday Night Mass Southern California s own Jacob & Matthew Band has become nationally known, inspiring a passion for praise in the hearts of youth, young adults and the young at heart! ALL ARE WELCOME! Arena Liturgies Saturday, September 3, 2011 Praise & Worship: 6:45pm Mass/Healing Service: 7:30-10:00pm Healing Service will take place in the Presence of the Blessed Sacrament Celebrant: Fr. Michael Barry, SSCC President, Mary s Mercy Center, San Bernardino, CA Join Us! All Liturgies (including Healing Service) are Open to the Public! Friday, September 2, 2011 Praise & Worship: 6:45pm Mass: 7:30-9:30pm Celebrant: Fr. Bill Easterling Pastor, Sacred Heart Parish, Covina, CA FREE Arena Concert immediately following Mass. Sunday Morning: September 4, 2011 Mass: 7:30am-9:00am Celebrant: Fr. Norm Supancheck Chaplain, Alemany High School, Mission Hills, CA Sunday Afternoon: September 4, 2011 Praise & Worship: 2:00pm Closing Mass: 2:30pm-4:30pm Celebrant: Archbishop Jose Gomez Archbishop, Archdiocese of Los Angeles, CA Divine Intervention-Spiritual Breakthroughs Young Adult Conference Designed for Young Adults Ages For detailed Young Adult Conference Schedule & Registration, please go to: Weekend Includes: Soul-Stirring Music Inspiring Speakers Dynamic Liturgies Jesus & Java Saturday Night Social 10:00pm-12:30am Midnight Adoration Recommended for New Attendees Prayer to Receive the Baptism of the Holy Spirit... (4-D) Prayer to Receive the Gift of Tongues...(6-D) Learn how to pray...(9-b) Learn how to pray for others to be healed.(3-b) Learn how to be thankful...(9-c) Learn how to handle spiritual warfare...(5-c) Learn what the Baptism of the Spirit can do for you...(2-e) Learn about the importance of praise and worship...(3-c) Learn about Healing of the Family Tree...(9-A) Learn about the Charismatic Gifts of the Holy Spirit...(2-D & 5-E) Learn how to evangelize with holy boldness...(4-a & 6-B) Learn the History of Catholic Charismatic Renewal - Watch Renewal Videos

3 For Teens entering grades 6-12 FULL WEEKEND TEEN SCHEDULE Teen Conference Friday Night *Friday - Arena *Note to Parents: For Friday Events: Parent/Guardian MUST accompany teens who are not attending with a youth group. 4:00-5:00pm God, I Love You... Just Don t Make Me Love My Brother! with Fr. Bob Garon 6:45-7:30pm Praise & Worship 7:30-9:30pm Mass with Fr. Bill Easterling 9:30-10:30pm Concert with Jacob & Matthew Saturday - 3rd Floor Ballroom 9:00am-12:45pm & 2:00-5:00pm Ike Ndolo Band, Jackie Francois, Mary Bielski, Marc Leon, Sophia Robles, Greg Iwinski 7:00-10:15pm Teen Mass & Healing Service with Fr. Jerry Thompson Sunday - 3rd Floor Ballroom 9:30am-12noon Ike Ndolo Band, Jackie Francois, Mary Bielski, Marc Leon, Amelia Acosta, Greg Iwinski Arena Praise: 2:00-2:30pm Mass with Archbishop Jose Gomez: 2:30-4:30pm On-Site Teen Registration Before teens can be registered, Parent/Legal Guardian (21 or over) must sign Responsibility/Medical Agreement. Youth Ministers must bring signed parent s consent for teen to attend any part of this event. Children entering Elementary Grades K - 5 in Fall, 2011 Mary Bielski Greg Iwinski Jackie Francois Ike Ndolo Band Marc Leon Amelia Acosta Children s Program Sophia Robles Jacob&Matthew Teen Conference Guidelines Parent/Adult Chaperone (21 or over) must be registered and attending the Convention while the Teen Conference is in session. Parent/legal guardian must sign the Responsibility/Medical Agreement. It is the responsibility of the Parent/Adult Chaperone to make sure that the student arrives at each session. Students will not be released while program is in session. At the conclusion of each session, the students will be released and become the responsibility of the Parent/Adult Chaperone. The Teen Conference will end 15 min. after the adult workshops, to give the Parent/Adult Chaperones ample time to meet the students. Parish Youth Group Guidelines Youth Group adult chaperones (21 or over) are expected to stay with their groups throughout weekend. For every 10 High School students, one adult chaperone is required. For every 5 Middle School students, one adult chaperone is required. Opportunities to Meet New People! Children s Program is on Saturday & Sunday ONLY. Registered children may attend Friday talks with parent or adult chaperone with no additional cost. Saturday: 9:00am- 12:30pm 2:00pm- 4:30pm Sunday: 9:30am- 12:00pm SORRY, NO ON-SITE REGISTRATION FOR GRADES K- 5! ADVANCED REGISTRATION REQUIRED!!! REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS WHEN CAPACITY FILLS!!! Parent/Adult Chaperone (21 or over) must be registered and attending Convention while the Children s Program is in session. Parent/legal guardian must sign the Responsibility/Medical Agreement. Parent/Adult Chaperone is required to drop off/pick up child. Please pick up child within the first 15 minutes of the lunch/dinner breaks.

4 TO REGISTER: Enter your 1st & 2nd choice on the form below OR go to Talk 1-A Arena St. Therese and Healing Patti Mansfield Coordinator, Catholic Many friends of St. Therese of Lisieux know that she was called by Pope Pius X The greatest saint of modern times, but did you know that Pope Pius XII called her the greatest healer of modern times? Patti will explore St. Therese s intercession for healing. Talk 2-A Arena Encountering Christ in the Eucharist Deacon Alex Jones Archdiocese of Detroit, Farmington Hills, MI After his painful journey into the Church, Deacon Alex shares his amazing and powerful encounter with the Real Thing, the True Manna, the Bread of Life, the Flesh of Christ--the Eucharist. Talk 3-A Arena Dear God, I love you...just don t tell me to love my brother! Fr. Bob Garon Associate Pastor, Our Lady of the Assumption, Ventura, CA These words from a five year old sum it up for the rest of us. We can sing songs throughout the day telling God how much He is the center and love of our life, but learning to love the people he created makes us want to pull our hair out. How do we love God without wanting to punch our neighbor in the nose! All are Welcome including Youth Groups & Teens with Parent-Guardian Friday, September 2, 2011 General Assembly Arena 10:30am-11:30am (see other side for details) Talk 1-B Convention Center Rm 204 Unity in Community and Diversity in Gifts Fr. Jim Nisbet Pastor, St. Joseph Parish, Spreckels, CA The Church is called to a powerful unity through the function of a great diversity of gifts. There will always be a challenge in the Church to foster both the gifts and the unity, but if either is lost, then there is no Church. Both show forth the power of Jesus in our world. Talk 2-B Convention Center Rm 204 From Judaism to the Fullness of Christ Sr. Rosalind Moss Founder, Daughters of Mary, Mother of Our Hope St. Louis, MO Sr. Rosalind will share her journey from her Jewish heritage through 18 years of Evangelical Protestantism to the Catholic Church and founding a religious order! In her own words: The most Jewish thing a Jew can do is to be Catholic! Talk 3-B Convention Center Rm 204 How To Pray for One Another for Healing Fr. Lou Cerulli Peace, Freedom & Healing Ministry, Montreal, Canada A time of learning, sharing, refreshment, prayer, laying hands, intercession as well as personal healing. Appropriating the KYSS guidelines of prayer for healing. Session 1 Talk 1-C Convention Center Rm 201 Intercession for Life Entering into the heart of God is at the very core of intercessory prayer. The prayers of this session will reach out to the unborn and for greater world-wide realization of the sanctity of life. Session 2 Session 3 12:00noon-1:00pm Dominic Berardino President, SCRC, Burbank, CA 2:30pm-3:30pm Talk 2-C Convention Center Rm 201 Come, Let Us Pray for the Future of the Church Fr. Jim Bevacqua Pastor, Holy Family Parish, Glendale, CA Are there young people you personally know and love who are in need of God s intervention and spiritual awakening? This session will consist of intercession for them and today s urgent need for vocations to the priesthood and religious life. 4:00pm-5:00pm Talk 3-C Convention Center Rm 201 Entering Into and Enjoying Praise and Worship Fr. Charles Lueras, CRIC Administrator, Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish, Santa Paula, CA Before becoming a priest, Fr. Charles was a professional musician. With the gift of song, come and experience how God inhabits the praises of His people to grow in grace and joy, and to find within one s being the fullness of life and love. Talk 1-D Marriott Hotel-Grand Salon E The Gang s All Here- And Jesus Too! Fr. John Hampsch, CMF Claretian Teaching Ministry, Torrance, CA Learn to welcome and enjoy the warm and loving presence of our Lord in every community prayer. When your prayer is linked with your spouse, family, prayer group or parishioners-jesus is right there with you. (Matt. 18:20) Talk 2-D Marriott Hotel-Grand Salon E Charismatic Gifts- How Important Are They? Fr. Bill Delaney, SJ Pastoral Coordinator, SCRC, Los Angeles, CA When we encounter a genuine charismatic gift, do we discern it, take it to heart, and respond to it in our lives? Fr. Bill will look at scripture texts, especially from the Old Testament prophets, to help us see how seriously God takes the gifts He gives. Talk 3-D Marriott Hotel-Grand Salon E One Body, One Spirit: Paul s Vision for the Church Fr. George Montague, SM St. Mary s University San Antonio, TX The Holy Spirit is the life of the Body of Christ--Jesus risen body and his body, the Church, which is us. Living in the Body is inseparable from living in the Spirit. Talk 1-E Reconciliation Service Fr. Joshua Lee Pastor, St. Hilary Parish, Pico Rivera, CA Communal reconciliation emphasizes that our sins affect others and our reconciliation is with the community as well as with God. In this hour, you will be nourished by the prayers of others, and have the opportunity for a brief private confession. (The only other confession time is on Saturday during lunch in Hall A.) Talk 2-E 10 Things the Baptism in the Holy Spirit Can Do For You Al Mansfield Coordinator, Catholic For those not yet baptized in the Holy Spirit, this workshop will describe what the Baptism in the Spirit can do in a person s life. For those already baptized in the Spirit, this workshop can be a healthy examination to see if this grace is having its full effect in their lives. Fr. George Reynolds Associate Pastor, St. Barnabas Parish, Long Beach, CA FRIDAY LITURGY Praise & Worship: 6:45pm Liturgy: 7:30pm-9:30pm Concert: 9:30pm-10:30pm (see other side for details) Talk 3-E Graduating From Calvary This talk is based on the spirituality of St. Francis de Sales who stated that all holiness and virtue is finalized when we take up our cross and journey with Christ to Calvary. The journey reminds us to simplify our spiritual life and become empty vessels so Christ can fill us.

5 Saturday, September 3, 2011 TO REGISTER: Enter your 1st & 2nd choice on the form below OR go to Talk 4-A Arena Experiencing the Depths of Jesus Christ Fr. Gino Henriques, CSsR International Director of Evangelization 2033, Based in Singapore Spiritual revitalization is ignited when we personally accept Jesus Christ and choose to live by His word. We move forward in discipleship by putting this inward change into action through the Sacraments, being a witness to God s love, and Church service. Talk 5-A Arena Can t We All Just Get Along? Fr. Michael Manning, SVD President, Wordnet Productions, San Bernardino, CA Fr. Mike will talk about the obstacles to unity in our families, prayer groups, and churches. He will even make a few suggestions on how to get along! General Assembly Arena 9:00am-11:00am (see other side for details) Talk 4-B Convention Center Rm 204 Patti Mansfield Coordinator, Catholic Talk 5-B Convention Center Rm 204 To Resent Your Cross is Other s Loss; Embrace Your Pain So That Others Gain Fr. John Hampsch, CMF Claretian Teaching Ministry, Torrance, CA Talk 6-A Arena Talk 6-B Convention Center Rm 204 Come to Me, No Matter What Mother Regina Marie Gorman, OCD Carmelite Mother General, Alhambra, CA Christ s call is always new, always personal, and it s always simply, Come to Me. Mother Regina Marie will bring His call to us, that we may experience anew the love flowing from His Heart, that sets us free to become One Body, One Spirit. Viva Padre Pio! Even though Patti never met Padre Pio before his death in 1968, she has profoundly experienced the charisms of this great Saint and the benefits of being his spiritual child. He said he would stand at heaven s gate until all his spiritual children have entered. How can we become redeemers with a small r? God s word provides some surprising insights about how to make our suffering redemptive to benefit our loved ones. No Price Too High Deacon Alex Jones Archdiocese of Detroit, Farmington Hills, MI Why would a successful Pentecostal Pastor make a decision to become Catholic, alienating family and friends? Come hear his dramatic story of courage and trusting in God, and the stunning events that followed his decision. Session 4 11:30am-12:30pm Talk 4-C Convention Center Rm 201 Breaking the Bondage of Addictions Session 5 Fr. Matt Munoz Associate Pastor, St. Irenaeus Parish, Cypress, CA Fr. Matt will guide this session, unleashing the power of intercessory prayer for those you love who are ensnarled in unhealthy or destructive addictions (they need not be present). Prayer, fasting and works of charity in the days leading up to this session are strongly encouraged. 2:00pm-3:00pm Talk 5-C Convention Center Rm 201 Are Evil Spirits for Real? Session 6 Fr. Michael Sears Pastor, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish, Los Nietos, CA Do the devil and other evil spirits really exist? If so, how do we detect their presence and activity and what are the ways we can spiritually protect ourselves and overcome their influence? 3:30pm-4:30pm Talk 6-C Convention Center Rm 201 Entrusting Your Loved Ones to God Fr. Paul Griesgraber Administrator, St. Catherine of Siena Parish, Reseda, CA and St. Bridget of Sweden, Van Nuys, CA Do you have family members in need of special prayer? Are there relationships in need of healing? This session will focus on carrying your loved ones to God in prayer. Talk 4-D Marriott Hotel-Grand Salon E Baptism of the Holy Spirit Abbot David Geraets, OSB Monastery of the Risen Christ, San Luis Obispo, CA Abbot David will explain what it means to be Baptized in the Holy Spirit. All present will have the opportunity to be prayed over for the release of the Holy Spirit in their lives. Talk 5-D Marriott Hotel-Grand Salon E Overcoming Interpersonal Conflict Claire Frazier- Yzaguirre, MFT Catholic Therapist & Educator, Irvine, CA Sooner or later all of us experience an interpersonal conflict that can cause a fight, flight or freeze reaction. Come learn restorative skills to deal with and heal from our conficts through understanding, forgiveness and reconciliation. Talk 6-D Marriott Hotel-Grand Salon E The Gift of Tongues Explained Al Mansfield Coordinator, Catholic Many questions and misapprehensions surround the gift of tongues. This workshop will examine relevant Scriptural passages to help dispel false impressions, myths and half-truths. The workshop will include prayer to yield to the gift of tongues. Talk 4-E In Christ There is No East or West Talk 5-E Fr. Ramon Valera Associate Pastor, Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, Northridge, CA Distinctions of race, religious privilege and social status, and culture have led to injustices, prejudice, and violence. But in Christ, these distinctions fade into nothing, for He gave us one great commandment of love: Love one another as I have loved you. Are You Still Seeking the Gifts? Fr. George Montague, SM St. Mary s University, San Antonio, TX It s easy to stay on the plateau instead of continuing to climb the mountain. Keep moving in the gifts! (1 Cor. 14:1) Talk 6-E Prayer... A Ladder to God Fr. Jerry Bevilacqua, OSA Spirit Ministries, San Diego, CA What can be more excellent than prayer; what is more profitable to our life; what is sweeter to our souls; what more sublime...than the practice of prayer! (St. Augustine) Let the Augustinian charism of prayer bring you into a deeper relationship with God. SATURDAY LITURGY & HEALING SERVICE Praise & Worship: 6:45pm Liturgy & Healing Service: 7:30pm-10:00pm (see other side for details)

6 Sunday, September 4, 2011 Sunday Morning Liturgy IN PROGRESS in the Arena 7:30-9:00am For those not attending the Sunday Morning Liturgy, please choose a 1st & 2nd choice from Talks: 7B, 7C, 7D, 7E Talk 8-A Arena Talk 9-A TO REGISTER: Enter your 1st & 2nd choice on the form below OR go to The Challenge of Evangelization Deacon Alex Jones Archdiocese of Detroit, Farmington Hills, MI Vatican II and three popes, John XXIII, Paul VI and John Paul II, provided the foundations for a powerfully effective Church in the 21st century. The glorious days of the Church lay ahead of us, not behind us-- you ain t seen nothing yet! Healing Your Family Tree Arena Fr. Michael Barry, SSCC President, Mary s Mercy Center, San Bernardino, CA Families have gifts, talents, accomplishments, but also sin, shame and disgrace. Healing of negative effects transmitted through past generations is possible through Christ, especially in the Eucharist. SUNDAY MORNING LITURGY Arena 7:30am-9:00am (see other side for details) Talk 7-B Convention Center Rm 204 Love One Another Fr. Lou Cerulli Peace, Freedom & Healing Ministry, Montreal, Canada Such great love is possible only as gift from the Holy Spirit through our generous surrender to the Spirit s anointing. Come join together in a commitment to receive the gift of Strength to Love. Talk 8-B Convention Center Rm 204 Building Blocks for a Spirit-filled Marriage and Family Al & Patti Mansfield Coordinators, Catholic No one can lay a foundation other than the one that has been laid, namely Jesus Christ (1Cor. 3:11). Drawing on their experience of 37 years of marriage as parents and grandparents, Al and Patti will share about the building blocks for a strong marriage and family life. Talk 9-B Convention Center Rm 204 The Gift of Prayer Fr. Gino Henriques, CSsR International Director of Evangelization 2033, Based in Singapore God gives everyone the gift of prayer in order to relate to Him. You will not be able to pray if you do not want the gift. Come and learn how to use your God-given gift of prayer. Session 7 8:00am-9:00am Talk 8-C Convention Center Rm 201 Fr. Raymond Roh, OSB Monastery of the Risen Christ, San Luis Obispo, CA This workshop will focus on the nature of intercessory prayer for healing in body, soul, mind, spirit. Guidelines and examples will be presented from scripture and the lives of the Saints. This session will conclude with a time of intercessory prayer. Session 9 Talk 7-C Convention Center Rm 201 Intercession to Spread the Flames of Faith Session 8 Fr. Budi Wardhana Associate Pastor, St. Rose of Lima Parish, Simi Valley, CA Come, enter into the burning desire of God s heart--that all people come to know the saving power of Truth revealed in Jesus Christ. We will pray for a new infusion of spiritual power in the task of calling people to Christ and his Church. Intercessory Prayer for Healing 9:30am-10:30am 11:00am-12:00noon Talk 9-C Convention Center Rm 201 Hearts Overflowing with Thanksgiving Deacon Steve Greco St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish, Irvine, CA Learn how a thankful heart can transform your life into one of greater joy and peace. We will cover a seven step process of bringing the Holy Spirit into our hearts so that we may be thankful in all things! Talk 7-D Marriott Hotel-Grand Salon E The Gospel, Composition and Canonization Fr. Jim Nisbet St. Joseph Parish, Spreckels, CA By what process did the four Gospel accounts come into existence and how were they chosen out of other writings of the time? When, where, and how did these four accounts come to be understood as the very word of God? Talk 8-D Marriott Hotel-Grand Salon E Mary and the Holy Spirit in Scripture Fr. George Montague, SM St. Mary s University, San Antonio, TX Foreshadowed in the Old Testament, Mary collaborates with the Holy Spirit to bring Jesus to the world-- then and now! Talk 9-D Marriott Hotel-Grand Salon E Road Markers on the Way to Emmaus: Coming to Terms with Loss and Gain Kay Murdy Catholic Bible Institute, Whittier, CA Kay will guide you in a Lectio Divina, a prayerful reading of the story of Emmaus from Luke s gospel, to help us to come to terms with joy and sorrow, life and death, union and separation. Then we will realize that Jesus was with us on all of life s journeys. Talk 7-E Talk 8-E Letting God Out of the Box: Healing Negative Images of God Fr. Jim Clarke Director of Spiritual Formation, St. John Seminary, Camarillo, CA No one image, title or symbol can contain the immensity of God. In this workshop, we will explore how to heal our negative, inadequate, incomplete or even incorrect images of God so that we may experience more peace and joy in our lives. Talk 9-E Charismatic Maturity-- Building on the Foundation Fr. Bill Delaney, SJ Pastoral Coordinator, SCRC Los Angeles, CA When we first experience the baptism in the Holy Spirit, it seems that God does everything. Yet God invites us to cooperate with Him. Come explore how we let the work of the Spirit blossom fully in our lives. The Fellowship of the Holy Spirit Fr. Bill Adams, CSsR Redemptorist Parish Ministry, Whittier, CA We are called and empowered to experience the Fellowship of the Holy Spirit. We will explore this biblical theme for our enrichment. SUNDAY CLOSING LITURGY Praise & Worship: 2:00pm Liturgy: 2:30pm-4:30pm (see other side for details) Talk to be Determined

7 TICKETS For Registrations RECEIVED THRU Monday, August 15 Tickets will be mailed Aug. 1 thru Aug. 22 For Registrations RECEIVED AFTER Monday, August 15 Tickets can be picked up at the Convention Center in Hall A, at Registration, Ticket Pick Up - Will Call OUT OF COUNTRY REGISTRATION. For those who pre-register with an address from outside the U.S. (except Canada), your tickets will be available for you to pick up on-site in Exhibit Hall A. ON-SITE REGISTRATION in HALL A Opens Friday & Saturday 8:00am, Sunday 7:30am Registration required for all who attend Talks & General Assemblies. All Arena Liturgies are open to the Public. LOST TICKETS Replacement fee: $15 REFUNDS Refund requests must be in writing. Unused tickets must be mailed with requests. Requests must be postmarked by 9/9/11. $10 processing fee per form. LITURGY OF THE HOURS Daily, 8:30am in Chapel, Rm. AR1 (off Arena Lobby) EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT Daily in Chapel, Room AR1 (off Arena Lobby) ROSARY Daily in HALL A at start of Lunch. CONFESSION Due to the shortage of priests, it is highly recommended that you go to Confession BEFORE arriving at the Convention. The ONLY time allotted for Confession will be: Saturday: 12:30pm-2:00pm Hall A SCRC (Southern California Renewal Communities) is commissioned to serve the Catholic Charismatic Renewal in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles However, the ministry is completely self-supporting and is not financially subsidized by any diocese, church or institution. MAP OVERVIEW Best Western Stovall s Inn West St. Anabella Anaheim Convention Center Convention Way Important Information Disneyland Katella Ave. S Orangewood Ave. Hilton Sheraton Park Convention Way Marriott Clarion N Cortona Inn W Desert Palms Inn Portofino Red Lion Jolly Roger ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER Directions: I-5 to Harbor Blvd. exit. South to Katella Ave. Across from Disneyland. Anaheim Convention Center 800 W. Katella Ave. Anaheim, CA (714) MESSAGE CENTER Located in Arena Lobby. Phones open & messages taken: Fri & Sat: 8:00am - 6:00pm Sun: 8:00am - 2:00pm (714) & (714) WHEELCHAIRS NOT AVAILABLE at the Convention Center. Please make your own arrangements prior to weekend. TDD Phones 1st & 2nd floors. Hearing impaired headphones available in ACC Meeting Rooms. E Harbor Blvd. Travelodge Anaheim Int l Inn SHOP & DINE IN HALL A Enjoy the opportunity to shop for a wide variety of Catholic books, teaching media, music, gifts, artwork, jewelry, Tshirts, etc. Bring your Christmas list! Buffet & Concessions available throughout the weekend. HELPFUL HINTS Please open your Convention tickets promptly for updated information. Check for the latest Convention updates! Bring a sweater/jacket, since the air conditioning is usually on. Wear comfortable shoes. ATM s are available inside & outside the Convention Center and in the Hilton & Marriott Hotel lobbies. RECORDINGS All talks are being professionally recorded for purchase in Hall A. Your cooperation in helping to maintain a quiet atmosphere during the talks is appreciated. If your child becomes noisy or is crying during a talk, please take them out for a breath of fresh air. Kindly silence your cell phones during sessions. DVD s of Arena talks will be available for purchase at the SCRC Bookstore in Hall A. CONVENTION CENTER PARKING $12 each time you enter. No Weekend Passes. Carpooling is advised. How Can I Help Others to Renew their Catholic faith? Ask God for holy boldness to witness to others-we are all missionaries (Acts 1:8) Tell people about your experience at SCRC-your testimony is powerful! (Mt. 28:19) Request extra brochures/flyers to distribute or place in your parish. Sponsor a friend, relative, priest, deacon or parishioner to this life-transforming event! May God richly reward you! 2011 HOTEL LISTING Anaheim, CA S D T Q SCRC Headquarters Hotel ANAHEIM MARRIOTT (800) W. Convention Way $16/day self-parking fee ask for SCRC Convention rate thru Aug. 10, 2011 To Book Online, go to: LOCAL HOTELS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE Ask for best rate available, such as Advanced Purchase, AAA, AARP, Senior rate. All listed hotels have varied discount offers! (No SCRC rate available on listing below.) ANABELLA HOTEL (800) W. Katella Ave. comp. coffee in room $10/day self-parking ANAHEIM HILTON (800) Convention Way comp. coffee in room $15/day self-parking BEST WESTERN STOVALL S INN (800) (x3) W. Katella Ave. comp. cont. breakfast/internet Free parking/1 car CLARION HOTEL ANAHEIM RESORT (877) Convention Way comp. coffee in room/internet $12/day self-parking CORTONA INN (800) S. Harbor Blvd. comp. cont. breakfast/internet Free parking/1 car DESERT PALMS (888) W. Katella Ave. comp. breakfast buffet/internet Free parking/1 car JOLLY ROGER (888) W. Katella Ave. comp. coffee in room/internet Free parking/1 car PORTOFINO INN (800) S. Harbor Blvd. comp. coffee in room/internet Free parking/1 car RED LION HOTEL (800) S. Harbor Blvd. comp. internet $14/day self-parking SHERATON PARK (800) www.sheratonparkanaheim.com 1855 S. Harbor Blvd. comp. coffee in room $14/day self-parking TRAVELODGE ANAHEIM INT L INN (888) S. Harbor Blvd. comp. cont. breakfast/internet Free parking/1 car Parking fees are required by the City of Anaheim and subject to change without notice. Printing: Printing Division, Inc., Brad Siedschlag, Orange, CA Photographers: Howard DeCruyenaere & Mary Anne Greco. Download SCRC Convention promotional materials at OR for hard copies to be mailed to you, please contact: SCRC, 9795 Cabrini Drive, #208 Burbank, CA spirit@scrc.org Phone (818) Fax (818)

8 SCRC REGISTRATION FORM This form may be duplicated as needed. Office use only rec d fa don date by 1st Registrant Print name as you would like it to appear on your name badge SPOUSE Print name as you would like it to appear on your name badge First Name Last Name First Name Last Name Sessions 1-9: Friday Sessions Saturday Sessions Sunday Sessions Sessions 1-9: Friday Sessions Saturday Sessions Sunday Sessions Enter letter of 1st Choice 2nd Choice 1st Choice 2nd Choice 1st Choice 2nd Choice Enter letter of 1st Choice 2nd Choice 1st Choice 2nd Choice 1st Choice 2nd Choice desired talks desired talks General Assemblies General Assemblies are included are included with registration with registration Address Apt# City State Zip+4 - Phone Hm( ) Wk( ) Cell( ) * New If YES, please list Address? former zip code Help SCRC Go Green! I would like to receive the SCRC SPIRIT Newsletter: by (Provide * above) US Mail Preferred CHILDREN TEENS ~ Ages 5-17 MUST Register First Name Last Name Age Grade Program Code Program Codes: TC...Teen Conference (grades 6*-12) *Parents may enroll 6th Graders Enter Code Grade Attending Fall 2011 CP...Children s Program (grades K-5) in either CP or TC. Responsibility/Medical Agreement Parent/Adult Chaperone assumes full responsibility of their child/teen when child/teen programs are not in session. If a medical emergency should arise while a child/teen is participating in the program, the on-duty Convention Center nurse will be available to determine appropriate medical care for the child/teen. Any costs incurred in obtaining said medical care shall be the sole responsibility of the parent/legal guardian. If a child/teen does not attend the entire child/teen program, SCRC assumes no responsibility for their safety, actions or whereabouts. Please Parents sign Required parent/legal guardian signature date FLOOR LEVEL SEATING IN ARENA (Self Seating) Floor level seating in Arena is set aside for the following special needs. Check as applies: Seniors Walking/Stair Climbing Difficulty Wheelchair Blind Deaf (ASL) Name(s)of those with special needs Caretaker s Name (Must register for Convention): VOLUNTEER SERVANTS OF CHRIST Assistance is needed in the following areas: Usher at Mass Registration Badge Checker Bookstore cashier/bagger Eucharistic Minister *(send copy of certification) *NOTE to EMs: Since we never know how many Priests & Deacons will be at each Mass, EMs serve on an as needed basis. Please go to Sacristy 1/2 hour before Mass to offer assistance as needed. Thank You! Discounts or fee waivers are no longer available for the above areas of service. Name: Position: Orientation Day is August 6 Notices will be sent. Questions? scrcevents@scrc.org or (818) , ext. 301 PAYMENT Check or Money Order: Payable to SCRC. Mail with registration form to: SCRC Convention 9795 Cabrini Drive Suite 208 Burbank, CA Credit Card: Mail or FAX to (818) REGISTRATION TION FEES Adult OR Young Adult (attending 2 or 3 days) 1 Day ONLY Adult OR Young Adult Teen Conference (attending 2 or 3 days) 1 Day Teen Conference (Saturday ONLY) Children (Grades K - 5) Young Adult Saturday Night Social Donation to support the SCRC Ministry Thr hru August $79 per adult/young adult $56 per adult/young adult $53 per teen/chaperone $40 per teen/chaperone $42 per child $5 per young adult $ $ PLEASE SEND ME: # Registration Brochure(s) # Teen Flyer(s) # General Convention Advertisement Flyer(s) for My Parish TOTAL (thru August 15): $ Hard of Hearing Caretaker Family w/stroller Register Online & Receive a Visa MasterCard AmericanExpress Discover Credit Card # Credit Card Signature Expiration Date FREE Downloadable Talk! AFTER AUGUST $89 per adult/young $66 per adult/young $63 per teen/chaperone $40 per teen/chaperone $52 per child $5 per young adult $ Donation to support the SCRC Ministry $ (after August 15): $