Diocesan Adult Enrichment Conference 2016

DIOCES E OF SP R I NG F I EL D I N I L L I NO I S

DIOCESAN ADULT ENRICHMENT CONFERENCE F RIDAY A ND S ATUR DAY NOVEMB ER 4 - 5 , 2 0 1 6 DECATUR CONF ER ENCE CENTER & H OTEL DECATUR , I L L I NO I S

Ha r ve s ting t he Fr uits o f D is ciple s hip This year’s DAEC theme, “Harvesting the Fruits of Discipleship” brings to mind two important elements of the work of evangelization: First, that as communities of missionary disciples, we are called to grow in our faith in Jesus Christ and conform our lives to his example and teachings. Second, we recognize the call to “make disciples of all nations” and add to the Body of Christ by reaching out to others.

TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION 3 BISHOP’S WELCOME 4 FR. CHUCK EDWARDS’ WELCOME 5 FRIDAY MORNING PRAYER 6-11 FRIDAY SCHEDULE 12-19 SATURDAY MORNING PRAYER 20-25 SATURDAY SCHEDULE 26-31 FLOOR MAP FOR SESSIONS 32 EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE 33 CONGRATULATIONS 34 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 35 EXHIBIT HALL MAP 36 EXHIBITORS 37-40 SPONSORED ADS 40-52 EVALUATION 53-54 NOTES 55 SCHEDULE Back Cover

About the cover: In September 2015 the Office for Catechesis sponsored a contest for PSR and Catholic school students in grades 5-12 in the Diocese of Springfield in Illinois and invited them to create a piece of artwork inspired by the 2016 DAEC theme, Harvesting the Fruits of Discipleship. Over 200 students around the diocese participated. The drawing selected to represent our DAEC theme was designed by Abigail Jackson, a senior at Routt Catholic High School in Jacksonville.

The Diocesan Adult Enrichment Conference is made possible in part by the Annual Catholic Services Appeal.

P L E A S E V I S I T O U R E X H I B I TO R S

Har vesting the Fruits of Discipleship

EXHIBITS: Various publishers, audio-visual producers, bookstores, and organizations have displays located in Fountain Hall. You are encouraged to visit this area often. A directory of exhibitors is on pages 37-40. SMOKING: The Decatur Conference Center and Hotel is a smoke-free facility. CELL PHONES: Please remember to turn your cell phone off during the keynotes, morning prayer, and break-out sessions. Thank you. CONFERENCE CENTER: Messages, lost and found articles, and personal assistance may be received at the DAEC Registration Desk located at the corner between The Sports Zone and J.R.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s. GATHERING PRAYER: Msgr. David Hoefler,V.G. will celebrate morning prayer on Friday and Bishop Thomas John Paprocki will celebrate on Saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. EUCHARIST: For those who wish to attend Mass prior to returning home Saturday evening, St. Patrick Church (407 E. Eldorado, Decatur, Illinois) has Mass at 5:30 p.m. FOOD: Donuts, coffee and tea are provided on both Friday and Saturday mornings in the exhibition space, Fountain Hall.

G E N E R A L I N F O R M AT I O N

NAME BADGES: Entrance to all DAEC events is by name badge only; these were issued at the time of registration. Please wear your name badge. Please return the plastic name badge holders in the appropriate boxes found outside the main conference ballroom or at the registration desk.

Lunch options will be availble for purchase throughout the DCCH (see schedule for times). Friday dinner (by prepurchased tickets only) will be served in the MLK Ballroom at 5:00 p.m. EVALUATION: An evaluation for the DAEC is found on pages 53-54. Your comments and opinions are important for the conference organizers when planning for the conference in 2018, especially suggestions for topics and speakers. PLEASE complete the evaluation form on pages 53-54 and deposit them in the appropriate box located at the registration desk.

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WELCOME

“Promoting Discipleship as a Way of Life” “Put Your Gifts at the Service of One Another.”

Diocese of Springfield in Illinois c/o Catholic Pastoral Center 1615 West Washington Street Springfield, Illinois 62702-4757

November 3, 2016 Dear DAEC Participants, Gathering in the Midwest during the fall season we are surrounded by the harvesting of the crops our farmers planted, which bring great blessing to us all. I hope as you traveled here to Decatur you were blessed by the beauty of this great season and the splendor of the fall array of colors and creative scenes.

Our Chairperson, Christine Malmevik and her core committee have brought together a great team of presenters who no doubt will be led by the Holy Spirit to enlighten us with knowledge, wisdom, and new seeds to strengthen and empower us to go forth and “Harvest the Fruits of Discipleship” in our lives and those we serve. Welcome to our 2016 Conference. May the Lord’s grace and peace fill us all with an eagerness and openness to embrace the rich blessing He has in store for us. May we accept the rich blessings of the Conference that we may go forth and “drop our nets” as we tell the great story of Jesus. We are His hands and His feet. Let us “Go Make a Difference”.

WELCOME

Welcome to the 2016 DAEC with its theme: “Harvesting the Fruits of Discipleship”. Each of us has been called to be a part of the Lord’s harvesting of the seeds we help plant in the lives we are called to minister to and with. These seeds of faith help us to grow in our walk with the Lord who calls us to a personal relationship of love, service, and evangelization. Our daily call is to become “intentional disciples”, as Sherry Weddell reminded us at the 2014 Conference.

“Glory Be To Him, whose power deep within us, can do infinitely more than we can ask or dream.”

Peace in Christ,

Reverend Charles A. Edwards Director of the Department of Evangelical & Catechetical Services Director of the Office for Stewardship & Discipleship

cedwards@dio.org

217.698.8500 ext #103 (Office)

217.720.7453 (Cell)

217.698.0802 (Fax)

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MORNING PRAYER — FRIDAY ORACIÓN DE LA MAÑANA — VIERNES MEMORIAL OF SAINT CHARLES BORROMEO

F R I D AY M O R N I N G P R AY E R

▪ PROCESSION / PROCESIÓN

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▪ INVITATORY / INVITATORIO All make the sign of the cross on their lips. / Toda marca el signo de la cruz en los labios.

▪ INVITATORY PSALM / SALMO INVITATORIO Psalm 67 Antiphon:

Verses — sung by Cantor

O God, be gracious and bless us and let your face shed its light upon us. So will your ways be known upon earth and all nations learn your salvation.

All repeat antiphon Let the nations be glad and shout for joy,† with uprightness you rule the peoples; you guide the nations on earth.

All repeat antiphon

The earth has yielded its fruit for God, our God, has blessed us. May God still give us his blessing that all the ends of the earth may revere him.

All repeat antiphon Glory to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit. As it was in the beginning, is now, and will be for ever. Amen.

All repeat antiphon Text: Psalm 67; The Revised Grail Psalms, © 2010, Conception Abbey and The Grail, admin. by GIA Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission of OneLicense.net no. A-704918.

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▪ HYMN / HIMNO “The King of Love My Shepherd Is”

▪ PSALMODY / SALMODIA

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F R I D AY M O R N I N G P R AY E R

Text: Psalm 23; Henry W. Baker, 1821-1877, alt. Tune: ST. COLUMBA, 8 7 8 7; Irish melody.

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▪ PSALM 63 / SALMO 63 “Psalm 63: As Morning Breaks”

F R I D AY M O R N I N G P R AY E R

Refrain:

Refrain trans. © 1974, ICEL. Reprinted with permission. Tune: Michael Joncas, b. 1951, © 1985, OCP Publications, Portland, OR. All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission, LicenSingOnline.org no. 601230.

▪ SILENCE / SILENCIO ▪ PSALM-PRAYER / ORACIÓN DESPUÉS DEL SALMO ▪ CANTICLE / CÁNTICO “Song of the Three Children / Daniel 3:52-57”

▪ SILENCE / SILENCIO

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▪ PSALM 149 / SALMO 149 Antiphon:

Cantor:

Sing a new song to the Lord, his praise in the assembly of the faithful.

ALL:

Let Israel rejoice in its Maker, let Zion’s children exult in their king. Let them praise his name with dancing, and make music with timbrel and harp. For the Lord takes delight in his people; he crowns the poor with sal-vation. Let the faithful exult in glory, and rejoice as they take their rest. Let the praise of God be in their mouths and a two-edged sword in their hand, To deal out vengeance to the nations and punishment upon the peoples; to bind their kings in chains and their nobles in fetters of iron; to carry out the judgment de-creed. This is an honor for all his faithful.

Cantor:

Glory to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit.

ALL:

F R I D AY M O R N I N G P R AY E R

Psalm tone:

As it was in the beginning, is now, and will be for ever. A-men.

All repeat antiphon Text: Psalm 149; The Revised Grail Psalms, © 2010, Conception Abbey and The Grail, admin. by GIA Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission of OneLicense.net no. A-704918.

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▪ SILENCE / SILENCIO ▪ PSALM-PRAYER / ORACIÓN DESPUÉS DEL SALMO

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▪ READING / LECTURA Hebrews 13:7-9a

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▪ SILENCE / SILENCIO ▪ RESPONSORY / RESPONSORIO

Text: English translation of The Liturgy of the Hours, © 1970, 1973, 1974, 1975, ICEL. All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission. Tune: Saint Meinrad Modal Psalm Tone, Mode I; © 1971, 1991, Saint Meinrad Archabbey, Inc. All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission of the publisher.

▪ HOMILY / HOMILÍA ▪ SILENCE / SILENCIO

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▪ CANTICLE OF ZECHARIAH / CÁNTICO DE ZACARÍAS

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▪ INTERCESSIONS / LAS INTERCESSIONES “Oración de los Fieles”

▪ LORD’S PRAYER / ORACIÓN DEL SEÑOR Chant in English

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▪ CONCLUDING PRAYER / ORACIÓN CONCLUSIVA ▪ BLESSING / BENDICIÓN ▪ RECESSIONAL / RECESIONAL - 11 -

F r i d ay Ke y n o t e A d d r e s s 9 : 4 5 a . m .

F R I D AY - K E Y N O T E - S E S S I O N 1

Greg Willits H ol i d ay H a l l Friday - Tied in Knots:

Identifying the primary difficulties people — including ourselves — have in knowing, living, and sharing the faith will allow us to then develop successful strategies to overcome them so as to be more fruitful disciples for Jesus Christ. For over four years Greg Willits and his wife Jennifer co-hosted “The Catholics Next Door” daily talk show on SiriusXM’s The Catholic Channel. Named a leader in Catholic New Media by Franciscan University of Steubenville, he’s the co-founder of New Evangelizers, Rosary Army, That Catholic Show, Star Quest Production Network, and several other apostolates dedicated to helping people grow in their faith. Regularly featured on EWTN, The Catholic Channel, CatholicTV, and elsewhere, he’s the author of “The New Evangelization and You: Be Not Afraid,” and co-author of “The Catholics Next Door: Adventures in Imperfect Living.” Greg currently is the editorial director of Our Sunday Visitor.

LOCATION Mueller Room

FRIDAY, SESSION 1 - 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM Called By Name to Servant Leadership: Responding to Pope Francis’ Call to “Be” Catechist Pope Francis has challenged us to “Be” catechists, not just work as catechists. How does that change how we approach ministry and our call to servant leadership in the 21st Century? We will explore this call and discuss the gifts and challenges it offers us.

Mickie Abatemarco

Religious Education/Information for Growth Assessment Manager National Catholic Educational Association Arlington, Virginia

DMH Room

Cultivating a Harvest of Hope: Inclusion of Individuals with Special Needs This presentation will discuss the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops guidance on persons with disabilities and how to assist Catholics with special needs grow in their faith as fully participating members in their parish. Practical suggestions and resources will be given.

Karla Crews

Associate Director for Special Needs Office for Pro-Life Activities and Special Ministries Diocese of Springfield in Illinois Springfield, Illinois

PPG West

Faith is Personal, Not Private: Getting Comfortable as a Witness It’s almost funny to say that Catholics are not comfortable sharing their faith when this is exactly what Jesus tells us to do at the end of the Gospel of Matthew. When we do share, sometimes it comes off as preachy and sometimes we think witnessing is touchy, feely kind of stuff. It’s not.Witnesses not teachers transform lives according to Church teaching. Come see how simple and natural it actually is to be a witness of the faith.

Rich Curran

Executive Director Parish Success Group Appleton, Wisconsin

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LOCATION Abraham Lincoln Room (MLK upstairs)

FRIDAY, SESSION 1 - 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM Heal, Proclaim and Teach: The Three Keys to Evangelization in the Catholic Church Today “Jesus went about all the cities and villages, teaching in their synagogues, and proclaiming the good news of the kingdom, and curing every disease and every sickness.” (Mt. 9:35). Inspired by the threefold ministry of Jesus Christ, participants will uncover a practical approach to evangelization: heal the wounded, proclaim the Gospel, and teach the faith. Using highly practical tools with stories of successful saints and ministries today, Jared Dees will help participants uncover ways in which they can live out the New Evangelization through the imitation of Jesus by healing, proclaiming, and teaching the communities in which they serve.

Jared Dees

MLK Room

Discipleship is the Fruit of Virtue Part 1: Three Things You Can Do to Make a Difference in Your Parish/School Community. Learn practical tips for integrating the practice of virtue in everyday life.

Lynne Lang

Director of School Climate Archdiocese of St. Louis St. Louis. Missouri Sponsored by Our Sunday Visitor Speaking to Teens about Chastity – What Works & What Doesn’t Cardinal Burke once said, “Every generation has its issue…and chastity is the issue of this generation.” It is no secret that the virtue of chastity is countercultural in a world where cohabitation, promiscuity, pornography (and so many other behaviors contrary to the Gospel) are considered “normal” by so many. The good news is that many teens are embracing the virtue of chastity; our challenge is to proclaim the beauty and relevance of this virtue in a way that inspires the hearts and minds of God’s kids. Based upon years of experiences – both positive and negative - Paul Masek will share some tips as to what works…and what doesn’t. There will be time in this workshop for your input and any questions you might have.

Paul Masek

Director, REAP Team Archdiocese of St. Louis Maryland Heights, Missouri

Kirkland East

SESSION 1

Kirkland West

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“The Religion Teacher” Website Creator Digital Marketing Manager - Ave Maria Press South Bend, Indiana

“Raising Young Christian Disciples in a Challenging World” This session will focus on topics which will include: 1) How are teenagers capable of being intentional disciples? 2) How can the adult community mentor teens to become disciples? 3) What ministries are possible for teens to “put them to work”? 4) How do we support teen disciples in a culture that is anti-disciple?

Paula Mattix-Wand

Campus Minister Marquette Catholic High School Alton, Illinois

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LOCATION Caterpillar Room

FRIDAY, SESSION 1 - 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM Sow, Grow and Go! Discipleship is a lifelong and ongoing process of growth in Jesus Christ. In ministry, reaping the â&#x20AC;&#x153;harvestâ&#x20AC;? of discipleship does not simply happen because a Church exists and people show up. It is the result of an intentional and unique process of cultivation and care in the lives of those whom we are ministering to. During this presentation, Julianne will introduce participants to several practical and creative strategies of how to form and cultivate the soil of discipleship so that harvest time can be an abundant one!

F R I D AY

- SESSIONS 1

Julianne Stanz

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Director of New Evangelization for the Diocese of Green Bay Consultant to the USCCB Committee on Catechesis and Evangelization Green Bay, Wisconsin Sponsored by Loyola Press

Gold Room

Loyola Press - Kathleen Donnelly, Educational Consultant Publisher Presentation on Aligned Textbooks See how our textbooks are aligned to our diocesan Religion Curriculum Standards.

Platinum Room

Pflaum - Bob Temme, Sales Representative Publisher Presentation on Aligned Textbooks See how our textbooks are aligned to our diocesan Religion Curriculum Standards.

LOCATION Mueller Room

FRIDAY, SESSION 2 - 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM Kindling the Flame: Stewardship in schools and PSR isn’t too hot to handle. A product of the Diocese of Wichita’s schools, come hear a Catholic school administrator’s and PSR teacher’s perspective on instilling the grateful response in Catholic students.

Jeremy Barr

Assistant Principal Magdalen Catholic School PSR Catechist Wichita, Kansas The Six Tasks of Catechesis in Forming Disciples The tasks of catechesis are clearly outlined in the General Directory for Catechesis and reiterated in the National Directory for Catechesis. They are components of the role that every catechist must engage. Sometimes we struggle with balancing these tasks with the material we need to cover and our desire to see children grow spiritually into living disciples. But the tasks of catechesis and the outcomes of discipleship should not be at odds with each other. Cathy will unpack the tasks and give you practical suggestions to incorporate them in your catechetical work. We will also look at how these tasks can be used to gauge the growth of discipleship in children so you know that your job is making a difference.

Catherine Becker

PPG West

Changing Methodology, Not Content It can be so frustrating to put forth so much time and energy to catechize our children and families and not see huge numbers of our families openly bearing fruit to the seeds we planted. Maybe we need a new approach to timeless truths. What could a new method look like? How would we know if it works? How can some parishes seemingly be so successful? Come discover new possibilities for your parish.

Rich Curran

Executive Director Parish Success Group Appleton, Wisconsin

SESSION 2

Senior Sales Representative and Catechetical Resource RCL Benziger Catholic Publishers Director of Faith Formation St Cabrini Parish Springfield, Illinois Sponsored by RCL Benziger

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DMH Room

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LOCATION Abraham Lincoln Room (MLK upstairs)

FRIDAY, SESSION 2 - 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM “Feeling Fruitless: When the Vineyard Seems Barren” What do we do when our fervor for ministry seems low or our efforts in the vineyard don’t seem very effective? How can we stay committed to our ministry when people no longer seem enthused or engaged? There simply are going to be days or even seasons when frustration and discouragement are the predominant feelings and leaving the vineyard seems the only option. During this workshop we will consider the cultural climate we exist in and examine some of the factors affecting our ability to bring about a harvest in the vineyard of the Lord. Rather than getting handed another 5 or 10 point “to-do” list of supposed ways to “fix” things, how would you like to spend some time with peers who want to revive their vocational flame, sharpen their tools and regain some hope? Program Director Chiara Center Springfield, Illinois

MLK Room

Discipleship is the Fruit of Virtue Part II: What Does it Mean to be a Student of Virtue? This session will define/identify key virtues in community life that can change the culture of your school/parish. Real examples of the power of virtues will be shared, and participants will receive instruction for discerning personal virtue.

Lynne Lang

Director of School Climate Archdiocese of St. Louis St. Louis. Missouri Sponsored by Our Sunday Visitor

Kirkland East

F R I D AY

- SESSION 2

Dan Frachey

Kvetching, Complaining and Talking Back to God: the Spirituality of the Psalms The psalmists are refreshingly honest and direct as they approach God for help in time of need. Fr. Seán Charles Martin will analyse the language and the imagery used by the various authors whose compositions are included in the Book of Psalms, so that a contemporary reader who wishes to pray the Psalms can cultivate a similarly refreshing honesty and directness in his or her relationship with God.

Fr. Seán Charles Martin

Priest of Catholic Diocese of Dallas President of Aquinas Institute of Theology Saint Louis, Missouri

Holiday Hall

Understanding Youth Culture (a little bit better) In his famous prayer, St. Francis asked God to help him to understand – even more than to be understood! And yet, it is easier for those of us in ministry to do the exact opposite – we want to be understood, right? In this workshop, Paul will explore how striving to understand youth culture (even a little bit better) not only is a way for us to love young people, but how it opens up the doors of their hearts to receive the message of God’s love in ways that connect with their personal experiences.

Paul Masek

Director, REAP Team Archdiocese of St. Louis Maryland Heights, Missouri

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LOCATION Caterpillar Room

FRIDAY, SESSION 2 - 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM

Julianne Stanz

Director of New Evangelization for the Diocese of Green Bay Consultant to the USCCB Committee on Catechesis and Evangelization Green Bay, Wisconsin Sponsored by Loyola Press

LOCATION Holiday Hall

Sadlier - David Bremer, Sales Representative Publisher Presentation on Aligned Textbooks See how our textbooks are aligned to our diocesan Religion Curriculum Standards

FRIDAY, SESSION 3 - 3:15 PM - 4:30 PM Building a Family Faith Tool Kit What are some practical tools that families can use to have faith conversations in their homes? There are a number of practices to facilitate these conversations and practices. Let’s examine the tool kit for building faith and other “tools” that help families live a faith-filled family life.

SESSIONS 2 & 3

Gold Room

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The Teacher/Catechist/Catechetical Leader in the New Evangelization Teachers/Catechists and Catechetical leaders herald “Good News” every day in their ministry. While you might not consider yourself to be an evangelizer — you are! The word “evangelism” comes from the Greek word “euangelizomai,” which literally means “to bring Good News.” The Good News that we bring is not only the message of Jesus Christ but the very person of Jesus Christ who desires a personal relationship with each one of us. It is this personal relationship that is at the heart of evangelization where all are called to an encounter with Christ, to deepen that encounter with Christ over a lifetime and to introduce others to Christ. In this workshop be inspired in your faith and renewed in your understanding of what Christ is asking of you as a minister. Combining humor with practical insight coupled with her experience as a teacher in Ireland and insight from Pope Francis, this workshop will inspire and uplift you as a bringer of the Good News.

Sue Grenough

Part-Time Professor, Spalding University and VLCFF Facilitator, University of Dayton Consultant, Pflaum Publishing Group Jeffersonville, Indiana Sponsored by Pflaum Publishing Group

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LOCATION DMH Room

FRIDAY, SESSION 3 - 3:15 PM - 4:30 PM Harvesting the Fruits of Young Adult Disciples in Your Parish Connecting Young Adults to the life of your parish continues to be a challenge in this post-modern era. In this workshop, we will explore who young adults are in today’s society as well as best practices on ways we can connect them into the life of our parishes as articulated in the document, Sons and Daughters of the Light: A Pastoral Plan for Ministry with Young Adults from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.

Kyle Holtgrave

F R I D AY

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Director Office for Youth and Young Adult Ministry Diocese of Springfield in Illinois Springfield, Illinois

Kirkland East

Discipleship and the Twelve in the Gospel of Mark Jesus forms the Twelve as they follow him throughout Galilee and Judaea. Fr. Seán Charles Martin will examine the Gospel of Mark, giving special attention to the disciples’ occasional successes and frequent failures as Jesus sends them forth to proclaim the Reign of God. Contemporary readers of the Gospel of Mark can learn how to – and how not to – proclaim the Good News.

Fr. Seán Charles Martin

Priest of Catholic Diocese of Dallas President of Aquinas Institute of Theology Saint Louis, Missouri

PPG West

Liturgy and the New Evangelization This workshop examines the celebration of the liturgy as essential to the mission of the new evangelization. The workshop will first describe the relationship between liturgy and mission. It will then offer concrete practices that one might use to foster the new evangelization through liturgical celebration. Participants in the workshop will walk away with a better understanding of liturgy’s power to form disciples of Christ, as well as practical ways to foster liturgical living among Catholics young and old.

Timothy P. O’Malley

Director Notre Dame Center for Liturgy Institute for Church Life Notre Dame, Indiana

Kirkland West

Panel Discussion : Forming Local Disciples: Where the Rubber Meets the Road With a view from the “ministerial trenches,” this moderated discussion will focus on how local Catholic communities are forming disciples through innovative missionary activity in parishes and Catholic schools. There will be opportunities to ask questions, share your own ideas, and learn from others. Panelists: Peg Bodinet, Dan Frachey, Carole Harrison and Brad Vacca

Jonathan F. Sullivan

Executive Director Department of Evangelization, Education, & Liturgy Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana Lafayette, Indiana

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Mueller Room

Spiritual Friendship: How Our Relationships Prepare Us for Greater Intimacy with God. None of us are meant to make the spiritual journey alone. Soul friends make us aware of God’s presence in our lives. In our roles in Catholic schools and parishes we have unique opportunities to join others on their faith journey. In this workshop we explore relationships in Scripture, the friendships between saints, and the sacred companionship of our contemporary age. We’ll also reflect on our own Emmaus experiences (in relationships, spiritual direction, retreats, etc.) to discover how these help us to be better in our leadership roles, and enable us to accompany others on their path to discipleship.

Denise Utter

Caterpillar Room

Laudato Si’: Our Call to Discipleship. This session provides an overview of Pope Francis’ encyclical and its call to discipleship in caring for our common home. What are the challenges that call for our Christian response, and what must we do?

Sharon Zayac, O.P.

Gold Room

OSV - Michael Hoyt, Sales Representative Publisher Presentation on Aligned Textbooks See how our textbooks are aligned to our diocesan Religion Curriculum Standards.

Platinum Room

RCL/Benziger - Cathy Becker, Sales Representative Publisher Presentation on Aligned Textbooks See how our textbooks are aligned to our diocesan Religion Curriculum Standards.

Friday dinner (by prepurchased tickets only) will be served in the MLK Ballroom at 5:00 p.m.

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Director, Jubilee Farm - Center for Ecology and Spirituality Dominican Sisters of Springfield, Illinois New Berlin, Illinois

F R I D AY

Catechetical Associate for Family Faith Formation Diocese of Joliet Director of Parish Faith Formation The Catholic Community of St. Jude New Lenox, Illinois Sponsored by Our Sunday Visitor

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MORNING PRAYER — SATURDAY ORACIÓN DE LA MAÑANA — SABADO SATURDAY, WEEK III ▪ PROCESSION / PROCESIÓN

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▪ INVITATORY / INVITATORIO All make the sign of the cross on their lips. / Toda marca el signo de la cruz en los labios.

▪ INVITATORY PSALM / SALMO INVITATORIO Psalm 100 Psalm tone:

Cantor:

ALL:

Cry out with joy to the LORD, † all the earth. Serve the LORD with gladness. Come before him, singing for joy.

ALL:

Indeed, how good is the LORD,† eternal his merciful love. He is faithful from age to age.

Know that he, the LORD, is God.† He made us; we belong to him. We are his people, the sheep of his flock.

Cantor:

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Enter his gates with thanks-giving and his courts with songs of praise. Give thanks to him, and bless his name.

Cantor:

Glory to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit.

ALL:

As it was in the beginning, is now, and will be for ever. A-men.

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▪ HYMN / HIMNO “Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven”

▪ PSALMODY / SALMODIA

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S AT U R D A Y M O R N I N G P R A Y E R

Text: Psalm 103; Henry F. Lyte, 1793-1847, alt. Tune: LAUDA ANIMA, 8 7 8 7 8 7; John Goss, 1800-1880.

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▪ PSALM 119 / SALMO 119

Antiphon text: English translation of The Liturgy of the Hours, © 1970, 1973, 1974, 1975, ICEL. All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission. Psalm 119 text: © 1963, 1993, The Grail, GIA Publications, Inc., Chicago, agent. All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission of OneLicense.net no. A-704918. Tune: Saint Meinrad Modal Psalm Tone, Mode I; © 1971, 1991, Saint Meinrad Archabbey, Inc. All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission of the publisher.

▪ SILENCE / SILENCIO ▪ PSALM-PRAYER / ORACIÓN DESPUÉS DEL SALMO

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▪ PSALM 117 / SALMO 117 “Psalm 117: Go Out to All the World”

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Antiphon:

▪ SILENCE / SILENCIO ▪ PSALM-PRAYER / ORACIÓN DESPUÉS DEL SALMO ▪ READING / LECTURA Philippians 2:2-4, 14-16 ▪ SILENCE / SILENCIO

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S AT U R D A Y M O R N I N G P R A Y E R

▪ RESPONSORY / RESPONSORIO

▪ HOMILY / HOMILÍA ▪ SILENCE / SILENCIO

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▪ CANTICLE OF ZECHARIAH / CÁNTICO DE ZACARÍAS

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▪ INTERCESSIONS / LAS INTERCESSIONES “Oración de los Fieles”

▪ LORD’S PRAYER / ORACIÓN DEL SEÑOR Chant in English ▪ CONCLUDING PRAYER / ORACIÓN CONCLUSIVA

S AT U R D A Y M O R N I N G P R A Y E R

▪ BLESSING / BENDICIÓN ▪ RECESSIONAL / RECESIONAL - 25 -

S a t u r d ay Ke y n o t e A d d r e s s 9 : 4 5 a . m .

S AT U R D A Y

K E Y N OY T E - S E S S I O N 1

Greg Willits H o l i d ay H a l l Saturday - Mission: Identity

God made you for a purpose, and gifted you with particular talents and skills. In this talk we’ll dive into how to identify your own “value proposition,” which will help you stay on target in living out the mission God has for you.

LOCATION Mueller Room

Called By Name to Servant Leadership: Responding to Pope Francis’ Call to “Be” Catechist See Friday, Session 1.

Mickie Abatemarco

Religious Education/Information for Growth Assessment Manager National Catholic Educational Association Arlington, Virginia

DMH Room

Cultivating a Harvest of Hope: Inclusion of Individuals with Special Needs See Friday, Session 1.

Karla Crews

Associate Director for Special Needs Office for Pro-Life Activities and Special Ministries Diocese of Springfield in Illinois Springfield, Illinois

PPG East

Christ the Master-Teacher: 12 Ways to Become a Better Religious Educator “You call me ‘teacher’ and ‘master’ and rightly so, for indeed I am” (Jn 13:13). Christ is the model for all religion teachers and catechists. He was called both master (leader) and teacher by his disciples and showed them the way to follow in his footsteps.To become better leaders, we have to become better servants.To become better teachers, we have to become better disciples. With twelve exercises and meditations from the book, 31 Days to Becoming a Better Religious Educator, participants will take steps to becoming better disciples, servants, leaders, and teachers. This workshop is more than a professional development opportunity, it is an invitation to enter into a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ, our master-teacher, in order to become better witnesses of his life and teachings.

Jared Dees

“The Religion Teacher” Website Creator Digital Marketing Manager - Ave Maria Press South Bend, Indiana

Abraham Lincoln Room (MLK upstairs)

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SATURDAY, SESSION 1 - 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM

“Feeling Fruitless: When the Vineyard Seems Barren” See Friday, Session 2

Dan Frachey

Program Director Chiara Center Springfield, Illinois

SATURDAY, SESSION 1 - 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM

LOCATION PPG West

Harvesting the Fruits of Young Adult Disciples in Your Parish See Friday, Session 3

Kyle Holtgrave

Director Office for Youth and Young Adult Ministry Diocese of Springfield in Illinois Springfield, Illinois Virtue-Based Restorative Discipline Part 1: A Catholic Response to Bullying Behaviors. Disciples are formed through discipline.This initiative was begun in St. Louis with a few schools in 2011. Today it is implemented in 11 states and in Central America. Learn about components for comprehensive, systemic change that has application for all youth-serving organizations.

Lynne Lang

Director of School Climate Archdiocese of St. Louis St. Louis. Missouri Sponsored by Our Sunday Visitor

Kirkland East

Kvetching, Complaining and Talking Back to God: the Spirituality of the Psalms See Friday, Session 2

Fr. Seรกn Charles Martin

Priest of Catholic Diocese of Dallas President of Aquinas Institute of Theology Saint Louis, Missouri

Sow, Grow and Go! See Friday, Session 1

Julianne Stanz

Director of New Evangelization for the Diocese of Green Bay Consultant to the USCCB Committee on Catechesis and Evangelization Green Bay, Wisconsin Sponsored by Loyola Press

Gold Room

Loyola Press - Kathleen Donnelly, Educational Consultant Publisher Presentation on Aligned Textbooks See how our textbooks are aligned to our diocesan Religion Curriculum Standards.

Platinum Room

Pflaum - Bob Temme, Sales Representative Publisher Presentation on Aligned Textbooks See how our textbooks are aligned to our diocesan Religion Curriculum Standards.

SESSION 1

Caterpillar Room

S AT U R D A Y -

Kirkland West

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LOCATION Mueller Room

SATURDAY, SESSION 2 - 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM Kindling the Flame: Stewardship in schools and PSR isn’t too hot to handle. See Friday, Session 2

Jeremy Barr

Assistant Principal Magdalen Catholic School PSR Catechist Wichita, Kansas

DMH Room

The Six Tasks of Catechesis in Forming Disciples See Friday, Session 2

S AT U R D AY

- SESSION

Catherine Becker

Senior Sales Representative and Catechetical Resource RCL Benziger Catholic Publishers Director of Faith Formation St Cabrini Parish Springfield, Illinois Sponsored by RCL Benziger

PPG East

Faith is Personal, Not Private: Getting Comfortable as a Witness See Friday, Session 2

Rich Curran

Executive Director Parish Success Group Appleton, Wisconsin

Abraham Lincoln Room (MLK upstairs)

Redeeming Administration: Harvesting the Fruits of Our Daily Work Administration is often critiqued both by those within the profession and without as work that takes fun-loving people and turns them into anxious curmudgeons, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Speaking out of her own experience as an educational administrator, Ann Garrido will look at practices of administration that can be potentially transformative, making us not only effective administrators but holier, healthier Christians.

Ann Garrido

Associate Professor of Homiletics Aquinas Institute of Theology St. Louis, Missouri

Kirkland West

Virtue-Based Restorative Discipline Part 2: A Catholic Response to Bullying Behaviors. Forming disciples through acts of virtue. Formation and service has replaced traditional punitive school discipline actions. This session will provide information on transitioning your school discipline to become restorative – a place where children can return to goodness when they fail.

Lynne Lang

Director of School Climate Archdiocese of St. Louis St. Louis. Missouri Sponsored by Our Sunday Visitor

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LOCATION Kirkland East

SATURDAY, SESSION 2 - 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM Discipleship and the Twelve in the Gospel of Mark Same as Friday, Session 3

Fr. Seán Charles Martin

Priest of Catholic Diocese of Dallas President of Aquinas Institute of Theology Saint Louis, Missouri

PPG West

Speaking to Teens about Chastity – What Works & What Doesn’t See Friday, Session 1

Director, REAP Team Archdiocese of St. Louis Maryland Heights, Missouri

Platinum Room

“Raising Young Christian Disciples in a Challenging World” See Friday, Session 1

Paula Mattix-Wand

Campus Minister Marquette Catholic High School Alton, Illinois

Caterpillar Room

The Teacher/Catechist/Catechetical Leader in the New Evangelization See Friday, Session 2

Julianne Stanz

Director of New Evangelization for the Diocese of Green Bay Consultant to the USCCB Committee on Catechesis and Evangelization Green Bay, Wisconsin Sponsored by Loyola Press

Gold Room

Sadlier - David Bremer, Sales Representative Publisher Presentation on Aligned Textbooks See how our textbooks are aligned to our diocesan Religion Curriculum Standards

S AT U R D A Y - S E S S I O N 2

Paul Masek

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LOCATION PPG East

SATURDAY, SESSION 3 - 3:15 PM - 4:30 PM Changing Methodology, Not Content It can be so frustrating to put forth so much time and energy to catechize our children and families and not see huge numbers of our families openly bearing fruit to the seeds we planted. Maybe we need a new approach to timeless truths. What could a new method look like? How would we know if it works? How can some parishes seemingly be so successful? Come discover new possibilities for your parish.

S AT U R D AY

- SESSION 3

Rich Curran

Executive Director Parish Success Group Appleton, Wisconsin

Abraham Lincoln Room

Redeeming Administration: Harvesting the Fruits of Our Daily Work See Saturday, Session 2

Ann Garrido

Associate Professor of Homiletics Aquinas Institute of Theology St. Louis, Missouri

(MLK upstairs)

DMH Room

Building a Family Faith Tool Kit See Friday, Session 3

Sue Grenough

Part-Time Professor, Spalding University and VLCFF Facilitator, University of Dayton Consultant, Pflaum Publishing Group Jeffersonville, Indiana Sponsored by Pflaum Publishing Group

PPG West

Understanding Youth Culture (a little bit better) See Friday, Session 2

Paul Masek

Director, REAP Team Archdiocese of St. Louis Maryland Heights, Missouri

Kirkland East

Liturgy and the New Evangelization See Friday, Session 3

Timothy P. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Malley

Director Notre Dame Center for Liturgy Institute for Church Life Notre Dame, Indiana

Kirkland West

Panel Discussion : Forming Local Disciples: Where the Rubber Meets the Road Panelists: Peg Bodinet, Dan Frachey, Carole Harrison and Brad Vacca See Friday, Session 3

Jonathan F. Sullivan

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Executive Director Department of Evangelization, Education, & Liturgy Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana Lafayette, Indiana

LOCATION Mueller Room

SATURDAY, SESSION 3 - 3:15 PM - 4:30 PM Bringing the Faith Alive: Encouraging, Empowering, and Equipping Parents and Their Parish Community to Pass on the Faith to the Next Generation. Parishes everywhere are working to find ways to engage parents/families in the mission of passing on the faith. How do we invite families into living their faith? How do we engage them in the life of the parish? This workshop explores a multi-component approach to faith formation that answers those questions and more.

Denise Utter

Caterpillar Room

Laudato Siâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;: Our Call to Discipleship See Friday, Session 3

Sharon Zayac, O.P.

Director, Jubilee Farm - Center for Ecology and Spirituality Dominican Sisters of Springfield, Illinois New Berlin, Illinois

Gold Room

OSV - Michael Hoyt, Sales Representative Publisher Presentation on Aligned Textbooks See how our textbooks are aligned to our diocesan Religion Curriculum Standards.

Platinum Room

RCL/Benziger - Cathy Becker, Sales Representative Publisher Presentation on Aligned Textbooks See how our textbooks are aligned to our diocesan Religion Curriculum Standards.

S AT U R D A Y - S E S S I O N 3

Catechetical Associate for Family Faith Formation Diocese of Joliet Director of Parish Faith Formation The Catholic Community of St. Jude New Lenox, Illinois Sponsored by Our Sunday Visitor

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Coffee/Donuts

Food Seating

Food Station

ELEV

f Gold

ELEVATORS

Guest Rooms

Men RR

KIRKLAND East West

PPG East West

(Abe Lincoln: Second Floor above PPG)

MLK Ballroom

Women RR

Fountain Hall

Terrace

Sali’s

Sales & Service

THE SPORTS ZONE

JR’s

LOBBY

GRILLE

Guest Rooms

FIRESIDE

ENTRANCE

Upper Level

Pool and Fitness Area

Front Desk

LEGEND

Women RR

FLOOR MAP

Men RR

Guest Rooms

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DMH Room

DECATUR CONFERENCE CENTER & HOTEL

Caterpillar Room

DCCH

Mueller Room

Holiday Hall

Stage

Guest Rooms

DIOCESAN ADULT ENRICHMENT CONFERENCE NOVEMBER 4-5, 2016

Har vesting the Fr u it s of D is c ip le s h ip

AN EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE FOR THE FOLLOWING SPEAKER SPONSORSHIPS

NATIONAL CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION (NCEA) Mickie Abatemarco OUR SUNDAY VISITOR Lynne Lang Denise Utter PFLAUM PUBLISHING GROUP Susan Z. Grenough, Ed.D. RCL/BENZIGER Catherine Becker

E X P R E S S I O N O F G R AT I T U D E

LOYOLA PRESS Julianne Stanz

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C O N G R AT U L AT I O N S

The Office for Catechesis and the Diocese of Springfield in Illinois congratulates the following for achieving the following levels in the Adult Enrichment/Catechist Formation process since November 2014. BASIC

ADVANCED RENEWAL APPRENTICE

DEGREED

Gay Anschutz Kyla Ballinger Linda Clinton Tracy Collings Linda Dawson Nicole Durbin Patricia Fraley Rhonda Gianfriddo Kathleen Hastings Kay Kamp Chris Kolling Julie Lake Maureen Makarewicz Victoria Mitchell Julie Niemerg Melissa Palan Jamie M. Parrott Jodi Roberts Mary Lynn Scheibal Carla Slough Kristen Szigethy Maria Wilson Joyce Worman

Amanda Atkins Vicki Bauer BASIC Margaret Bodinet Maria Carmody Jean Clancy INTERMEDIATE Larry Daly Sandra Gallaher Ann Gage ADVANCED Carole Harrison Deb Heinemann ADVANCED Angela Imhoff RENEWAL Susan E. Kelley Sharon Laswell Jerry L. Lauber DEGREED Pamela D. Lauber Mary Marti Melissa Martin Neva Mooney Dana Murray Linda D. Myers Sharon Peabody Deborah Popovchak-Erickson Sophie Provasnik Christine Reichert Julie Scheller Laurie Schlaefer Katherine Seck Carol Seifert Linda Stone Mary Helen Talken Cindy Venvertloh Angela Waldo Diane Wepking

Joan Cinotto Lucille Cramsey Katalyn Ann Miller Mark Rood Caitlin Torrence Joseph David Wagner

INTERMEDIATE Cathy Robertson Cathy Schaeffer ADVANCED Rhonda Phetsadasack Cathy Robertson Cathy Schaeffer Sharon K. Terwelp

For more information on the catechist formation process, visit our website:

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dio.org/catechesis/catechist-formation.html

DIOCESAN ADULT ENRICHMENT CONFERENCE NOVEMBER 4-5, 2016

H ar vesting the Fru it s of D is c ip le s h ip EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Christine M. Malmevik, Conference Chairperson Director – Office for Catechesis

Fr. Chuck Edwards Director - Department of Evangelical & Catechetical Services Kyle Holtgrave Director - Office for Youth and Young Adult Ministry Jean Johnson Retired - Superintendent of Catholic Schools STAFF Cynthia Gallo Callan Office for Catechesis Office for Youth and Young Adult Ministry Lori Casson Office for Catholic Schools

LITURGY Therese Allen Steve Stack

AC K N OW L E D G E M E N T S

Brandi Borries Superintendent – Office for Catholic Schools

HOSPITALITY Pat Kornfeld Marilyn and Craig Missel

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Exhibitor Aquinas Institute of Theology

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois

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C & A Inspirations

Catholic Athletes for Christ

Catholic Supply of St. Louis, Inc.

Catholic Times

Coleman Group Consulting

Delta Dental of Illinois

Department for Vocational Services

EWTN Global Catholic Network

Express Scripts

David Werthmann 23 South Spring Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63108 314-256-8806 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; 314-256-8888 ď&#x20AC;ˇ admissions@ai.edu đ&#x;&#x201C;§ www.ai.edu ď&#x192;ž Jason Baptiste 401 East Capitol Avenue, Ste. 403, Springfield, IL 62701 217-757-8054 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; 312-565-1940 ď&#x20AC;ˇ Jason_Baptiste@bcbsil.com đ&#x;&#x201C;§ Denny Santarelli 313 North Mattis Avenue, Champaign, IL 61821 217-351-8744 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; 217-351-5799 ď&#x20AC;ˇ c-a-inspirations@sbcglobal.net đ&#x;&#x201C;§ c-a-inspirations.com ď&#x192;ž Ray McKenna 3703 Cameron Mills Road, Alexandria, VA 22305 ray@catholicathletesforchrist.org đ&#x;&#x201C;§ catholicathletesforchrist.org ď&#x192;ž Carol Campbell 6759 Chippewa Street, St. Louis, MO 63109 314-644-0643 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; info@catholicsupply.com đ&#x;&#x201C;§ www.catholicsupply.com ď&#x192;ž Scott Mulford, Editor 1615 West Washington Street, Springfield, IL 62702 217-698-8500, ext. 112 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; smulford@dio.org đ&#x;&#x201C;§ ct.dio.org ď&#x192;ž Dina Hadziselimovic 233 S. Wacker Drive, Suite 3430, Chicago, IL 60606 312-850-4134 ext. 110đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; dina@colemangroupconsulting.com đ&#x;&#x201C;§ resourcerenewalproject.com ď&#x192;ž Deb Ulmer 111 Shuman Boulevard, Naperville, IL 60563 630-991-1760 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; dulmer@deltadentalil.com đ&#x;&#x201C;§ deltadentalil.com ď&#x192;ž Rev. Brian Alford 1615 West Washington Street, Springfield, IL 62702 217-698-8500, ext. 194 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; balford@dio.org đ&#x;&#x201C;§ dio.org/vocations ď&#x192;ž Christine Schicker 5817 Old Leeds Road, Irondale, AL 35210 205-420-8324 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; cschicker@ewtn.com đ&#x;&#x201C;§ www.ewtn.com ď&#x192;ž Angie Pettig One Express Way, St. Louis, MO 63121 636-265-0905 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; angie_pettig@express-scripts.com đ&#x;&#x201C;§ express-scripts.com ď&#x192;ž

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FACTS /Renweb

Follett

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt

Lake Williamson Christian Center

30-31

Loyola Press

Ministry23, LLC

Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate

Nancy Larson Science

Office for the Missions

Office for Pro-Life Activities and Special Ministry

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Pauline Books and Media

Pflaum Publishing Group

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RCL Benziger

RenWeb School Management Software

Sadlier

Samâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Club

Simply Fair

smallsmallacts.com

Springfield Comitium Legion of Mary

Michael Hoyt 200 Knoll Plaza, Huntington, IN 46750 800-348-2440, ext. 2173 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; 331-431-2400 đ&#x;&#x201C;ą mhoyt@osv.com đ&#x;&#x201C;§ osv.com ď&#x192;ž Sr. Laura Brown, FSP 9804 Watson Road, St. Louis, MO 63126 314-965-3512 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; 808-271-9450đ&#x;&#x201C;ą stlouis@paulinemedia.com đ&#x;&#x201C;§ pauline.org ď&#x192;ž Bob Temme 15691 Viking Commander Way, Westfield, IN 46074 855-295-9055 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; 800-370-4450 đ&#x;&#x201C;ą btemme@pflaum.com đ&#x;&#x201C;§ www.pflaum.com ď&#x192;ž www.pflaumweeklies.com ď&#x192;ž Cathy Becker 806 South Glenwood Avenue, Springfield, IL 62704 857-472-0051 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; 217-299-3509 đ&#x;&#x201C;ą cbecker@ rclbenziger.com đ&#x;&#x201C;§ rclbenziger.com ď&#x192;ž Deborah Bulgrin 820 SW Wilshire Boulevard, Burleson, TX 76028 866-800-6593, ext. 4 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; sales@renweb.com đ&#x;&#x201C;§ renweb.com ď&#x192;ž Dave Bremer 7434 Flora Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63143 314-435-0531 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; dbremer@sadlier.com đ&#x;&#x201C;§ sadlier.com ď&#x192;ž Jannell Courtwright 4334 North Prospect, Decatur, IL 62526 217-876-9202 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; 217-827-0301 đ&#x;&#x201C;ą 217-876-9474 ď&#x20AC;ˇ jcourtw.s06334.us@samsclub.com đ&#x;&#x201C;§ Laura Camp 2357 West Monroe, Springfield, IL 62704 217-679-0591 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; 217-891-1680 đ&#x;&#x201C;ą info@simplyfairtrade.com đ&#x;&#x201C;§ simplyfairtrade.com ď&#x192;ž Lois Jansen 1807 Christopher Lane, Indianapolis, IN 46224 888-707-6255 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; smallsmallacts@gmail.com đ&#x;&#x201C;§ www.smallsmallacts.com ď&#x192;ž Jan Mudd 925 Woodland Drive, Mt. Zion, IL 62549

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Springfield Vocation Directors

St. Louis District Dairy Council

The School Station

Universal Publishing

4-5

Zaner-Bloser

Contact Information *Sr. Angela Laquet, ASC laqueta@adorers.org đ&#x;&#x201C;§ www.adorers.org ď&#x192;ž *Sr. Teresa Marron, OP srteresa@spdom.org đ&#x;&#x201C;§ www.springfieldop.org ď&#x192;ž *Sr. Marguerite Cook, OSF mcook@hsosf-usa.org đ&#x;&#x201C;§ www.springfieldfranciscans.org ď&#x192;ž *Sr. Mary Dries, OSF smdries@yahoo.com đ&#x;&#x201C;§ www.westpeoriasisters.org ď&#x192;ž Joyce Fikri 40 Adloff Lane, Suite 3, Springfield, IL 62703 217-786-8480 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; jfikri@stldairycouncil.org đ&#x;&#x201C;§ stldairycouncil.org ď&#x192;ž Yun Yi 505 South Neil Street, Suite 9, Champaign, IL 61820 217-398-3806 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; www.facebook.com/theschoolstation ď&#x192;ž 677 Roosevelt Highway, Waymart, PA 18472 800-940-2270 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; 570-488-9750 ď&#x20AC;ˇ upub.net ď&#x192;ž Brenda Sullivan 1100 Geneva Road, Suite 34A, St. Charles, IL 60174 630-666-8080 đ&#x;&#x201C;&#x17E; brenda.sullivan@zaner-bloser.com đ&#x;&#x201C;§ zaner-bloser.com ď&#x192;ž

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_____ Friday Gathering Prayer _____ Friday Keynote Address Greg Willits

_____ Saturday Gathering Prayer _____ Saturday Keynote Address Greg Willits

Friday, Session 1 _____ Mickie Abatemarco _____ Karla Crews _____ Rich Curran _____ Jared Dees _____ Lynne Lang _____ Paul Masek _____ Paula Mattix-Wand _____ Julianne Stanz _____ Loyola Press presentation _____ Pflaum presentation

Saturday, Session 1 _____ Mickie Abatemarco _____ Karla Crews _____ Jared Dees _____ Dan Frachey _____ Kyle Holtgrave _____ Lynne Lang _____ Fr. Seán Charles Martin _____ Julianne Stanz _____ Loyola Press presentation _____ Pflaum presentation

Friday, Session 2 _____ Jeremy Barr _____ Catherine Becker _____ Rich Curran _____ Dan Frachey _____ Lynne Lang _____ Fr. Seán Charles Martin _____ Paul Masek _____ Julianne Stanz _____ Sadlier presentation

Saturday, Session 2 _____ Jeremy Barr _____ Catherine Becker _____ Rich Curran _____ Ann Garrido _____ Lynne Lang _____ Fr. Seán Charles Martin _____ Paul Masek _____ Paula Mattix-Wand _____ Julianne Stanz _____ Sadlier presentation

Friday, Session 3 _____ Sue Grenough _____ Kyle Holtgrave _____ Fr. Seán Charles Martin _____ Timothy O’Malley _____ Jonathan Sullivan and Panel _____ Denise Utter _____ Sharon Zayac, OP _____ OSV presentation _____ RCL/Benziger presentation

Saturday, Session 3 _____ Rich Curran _____ Ann Garrido _____ Sue Grenough _____ Paul Masek _____ Timothy O’Malley _____ Jonathan Sullivan and Panel _____ Denise Utter _____ Sharon Zayac, OP _____ OSV presentation _____ RCL/Benziger presentation

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SCHEDULE H a r vest i n g t h e Fru i t s o f D i s c i p l e s h ip

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2016 8:00 Registration/Exhibits 9:00-9:45 Morning Prayer 9:45-10:45 Welcome/Introduction/Keynote 10:45-11:00 Break 11:00-12:15 Break-Out Session I 12:15-1:30 Lunch 1:30-2:45 Break-Out Session 2 2:45-3:15 Break 3:15-4:30 Break-Out Session 3 4:30 Exhibits Close 5:00 Dinner Coffee and donuts available from 8:00 a.m. – 8:45 a.m. Exhibits will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Lunch is available from 12:15 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2016 8:00 Registration/Exhibits 9:00-9:45 Morning Prayer 9:45-10:45 Welcome/Introduction/Keynote 10:45-11:00 Break 11:00-12:15 Break-Out Session I 12:15-1:30 Lunch 1:30-2:45 Break-Out Session 2 2:45-3:15 Break 3:15-4:30 Break-Out Session 3 4:30 Exhibits Close 5:30 Mass available at St. Patrick Church Coffee and donuts available from 8:00 a.m. – 8:45 a.m. Exhibits will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Lunch is available from 12:15 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.

The Diocesan Adult Enrichment Conference is made possible in part by the Annual Catholic Services Appeal.