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SCNs open new fotmation house on Nazareth Campus It was a celebration of something old, some thing new on Sunday, September 8, 1999 as the Nazareth novitiate community hosted an

open house to display their "new" space.

Quests dmpped by for tours of NaUvity Hail, the rambung old house that most of them had known for many years. In its long history the house had been a dormitory for novices and junior 7 xofeswd, a mission a c e , headquarters for the Enthmnetnent of the sauRdHf?&OrgklI&& tion, and a rectory. Now

it is taking on a new form which represents new life in the SCN communitythat of a home for the U . S , / B e l i novitiate community.

The house is more than a new home for the novitiate. With the entry of six women from Mexico, Belize. Massachusetk~~ wisconsin, New York and Kentucky. Natiity â‚Źâ‚Źall has become a symbol of a new spirit of Ufe in the congregation. This is the largest number of candidates to enter the SCN Communfty at one time

since 1968.

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t h e is Formation Director, Sharon Gray, SCN; canonical novice Higinia Bol from Belize;Beverly Hoffian, SCN,a physcal

needed to accommodate others. A chapel in Nativity Hall provides a welcoming oasis for prayer and reflection.

Thisnovitiatecomrnunity's "wdcome" didn't end when the oookies mn out, the guests left and the

therapist who recently celebmted her final vows; and Angela Hicks, SCN. -@-again The Director of vocation ~ H d a t l S O ~ FmmoUon, Luke Boiamki, KoadNazaIeh,wM SCN, nqpkrly joins the aIways rednainan "Open" p u p when she visits house, ready to Wlcome from her Ohio office. thosewhocometo explore or tojoin the The h o w has been appropriately adapted for w m m ~ i n ~ . the life of the residents and it " m e " BS

What's Inside: 2 Destination India 4 Called to the Journey

5 SCNs on the Move 6 Alumni Journeys 7 SCN retreats provide international communitybuilding experience

8 Mapping Out the Journey 9 Partners in Ministry 16 Pelican Partners in Ministry

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Location of India's Formation House shifts to Mokama India. The novim and

candidates in India now have their orientation headqu

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A new house and expansbn of another open doors of minlstry in India A dream recently became a reality for the 9cNs in India, but especially for 13

young H g a n &is "Har@n," Hindi for "child of (fod," is the name given by (landhi to the "untouchables." On July 16, the SCNs opened a residential basic school for girls at Khutikewal Ashram.

The girls are from the remote villages of Huntergullj Development Block and belong to the bottom line of the socia system.

"We hope to prepare these girls up to class three, and then help them to get integrated into the existing T

formal schools," said Joel Urumpil, SCN. The syllabus. besides text book knowledge, will include

"Right now there are villages where not even one woman/girl knows how to read and write " mmmmm.mom

sewing, farming,cooking, small trades such as bee

keeping, incense stick making, etc.

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type of learning is very conducive for the all-round development of these gids," Sister Joel said, "Our hope is that in the come of time, at least a few of these gids will be able to function as field development workers in their own locality. Right now there are villages where not even one woman/girl knows how to read and write," she said.

"One of the women who came to admit her granddaughter had this to say: 'We are not hungry for food and clothes, but for knowledge.' To me it was an affirmation of our past

SCN Associates are pioneers in collaboration with vowed members rnAssociates are pioneering a new way of coUabom tion between laity and a vowed reugious

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~eSCNAsrsociate(SUYA) p m g m was initiated ne&y thirty years alp to fwmalize a daHonship of coopem tlon and &&on that had ahvap existed fretween the

m c o m m lay P e o p l e . ~forasslstingin the mission ofthe SCN

communttym~~ service, and Bnancialsuppott In the 1990's anew u n w c u n g of the

P-'SpurposeMWto unfold through a pt-ucmsof analpis, theolO$c@ re&€.-

ongoing formatEon of Associ-.

SCNs, invited to pmci* in the&?. weekends. shared with the Associates a mutuatly e n r i m experience of community, education and spirituality. Before making a formal commitment 8s an Associate, applicants must attend six weekends and enter into a discernment process with a member of the SCNA Core ComcU. , Commitments 8re renewed thereafter on a scheduled basis. Partlcipationina faith group is also part of the ongoing p r w e ~ ~ .

ARer nearly threeyam' experfence with the new focus on formation, there is unprecedented&-

W m council, the foucs of the SCNA program Rom a focus on the SCN Mission to the laity's callby their Baptism to be

CbWslightand in theiihomes and places of work. Today, the pniary P-of&program is to form laity for mission in the spirit and h.gdition of the SCN communitypalrom.satnts Vincent de Bad, MarUlac, and Its Cathehe Spalding, which inspire compasssianate service to others.

In Janmy 1997, the

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Arkamas, and Kentucky have mobilized their energla and momes and given a communal witness to the charism by service to the poor in the arras of housing and literacy.

Associates are actively in with the SCNA Rirectar in the development and administration of the -*Progmmthroush membership on the SCNA Core Council.Tbe Core Council is wmpmwd of one SCN and one SCNA from each of the three regions in the United states. SCNs and SCNAs together under the guidance of SCN community leadership are forging

the new relatromhip

vowed kligtous and laity. It is an exciting the full of promise and hope BS the spirihrauty of St. Vincent de Paul, St. Louise de Marlllac, and Mother Catherine Spaldhg is spread throughout the city streets and rural VIOagw by their pionesing lay daughters and wns of the twenty-fbt century.

For more informaton about the SCN Associate prqram. contact Marityn Shea, SCN at KO.Box 172, Nma~~th, KY 40048.(502)34&1542, or email at suuYIlyn@SUl~Q.O~ u

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to 7Qs, with most being in&eir 40's and 50's. Alttmuut¶ " the

to program, but a cutrent goalistoincreasethe diversity. Recently, Associates in Belize,

SCN Jubilarians recognized SCN aolden Jubilarians were honored on July 18

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are of you." she pald tribute to all SCpls celebrating ministry annivem rim and remem-

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DD AS COW: Among the SCNs cdebradng50 years of mini* j u b i i who have 1999; M n e 101% df&peS i%J/ Bwgbom (PIOW M, MiChad hby %'Wit, cu IU @ sister MA DavidFord, welcomed famUy tijlilane CatherineRosine Koch, Eula and friends of jubiians and Blandford,Jean praised them for Maria Spanyer, July 19, Include Bernardine Siena Bernadette Roberts, Louise their support when she said. 1999; Agnita Marie m, Aug. O'Nell and Platy Agnella Maria Efhger, Roberta Maria We welcome all of you, our 15, 1999; Jane MW Collins, Mar. 25,1999; Wimpsett, Ruth Bicktt, Ruth SCN famfly and friends, d D i m , Mary M w t JtXTleS Patrick Cronin. July Speer and Thomas Mitiam those who have walked with can; Paschal Maria Fedcola 19, 1999: and Raymunda w i s e , July 19, 1999: and in and Rosemary Reasbeck, Ruh, Dec. 8, 1999.

Barbara M e r , Sept. 8, the jmiland Mendship -those who DW. 8, 1999.

Those celebrating 70 years 1999. have been with them in SUver Jubilarians Include as ScNs indude Augustlna Those with 55 years as SCNS vows and In minl*r all who AUce Chlrackanal, June 1, Martlsi.

Margaret T h o m p n , are Alberta Hoffer,Ann deUght In thb celebration of lggg; ~ a n a Catharine James Cain, Roberta Powers, Barbara Clod's faithful love and the vauaparampu, Jane Martha Joseph Lenahan, Ann aiddings, Joseph Clare response of noble women." and Reena EUmb~thAnn C m b . Mary Terio, Joseph ~arita aolden Jubilarim indude m e m m n e l , Jme 2, HarrIett Wilson and Rita Wheatley, Martha Ann R e k and L.~retto 1999; Anupa Moozha, Lucy Agnes McBride, Mar. 25, MarilUa, Mary Patricia Krimple, Dec. 8, 1998: Puthuhkatt and Pushpa 1999; and Mary Lucina Brennan and Rachel Wdett, Mag@ Fisher, Mar 19.

Pmvananickal, Sept. 27, Sheehan, Apr. 19, 1999.

Mar. 25, 1999: Camilla Neel, 1999: 4 ~ Pauls 8etabOmt 1999; MYW U C ~ ~ I . mose 85 yas Catherine Lmby, ~ ~ r o t h y M m coon and Thombrakudyil, Rajnl ScpiSareAnnMiliam Osbourn, M a p r e t Cmwley, Rose Raulleen DWbh Mar. Hembmn and Stella Chullyll. Nlgeier, ~ m t Maema, Margaret Siena Sisk, Mary h 25,1999; meen Mary Dec. 27, 1999.

Evelyn Hwiey, Fmnces Wedding and Mirian Thk& Meyer, Apr. 25, 1999: Diamond Jubilians celebrat- Euzabeth Hawks, James Olabanieta, July 19, 1999.

Michael Mary S m y , ing 75 years as SCNs Clare Thombeny, Patricia Theresa Murphy and TIME+

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That holiday season the secondgmde students at Immacutate n School in Newpert. Ky. had anticipated fhe tsaditional giâ‚Źt exchange for week& As they gathname was m e w a gift except Patty's.Someone had failed to bring a gfft for the exchange but no one would admit to having drawn the name when their teacher gudoned them. The new fessed Sister Jose& thou& quid&. @he" called Patty over and mhed

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LaWette Acade ere she was once again taught by the Sisters of Charity of N a z a ~ t h then , manied and raised a family.

Through the years, the gift of the medal and the love and kindness it represented

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lesS her pocket of ooomoaooo medal and her SCN habit told her story and pulled forth a medd to many people. men of st. Joseph and wve it she related her stov to to the W e &I. JQanne Lehmkuhl Donner, sister of Marlene Immaculate Conceptim School in Newport holds Lehmhhl, SCN, Joanne

special memorks for S i s t e r Louis Joseph, now

told her Sister Louis Joseph's new name and

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Now 61 Frcjst wrote a bmer teacher and sent a picture of the St. Joseph medal she cherishes to this day. Frost writes, "I have always treasured my medal. St Jaseph is very dear to me. 1 have three sons and three gmdmns and St. Joseph always watches over them."

Teaching is so often a thanklessjob. Once in a m a t while something happem to make all the sacrifices and worries worthwhile. Su e case for Sister Ann when Patty wrote, "hank you very, veq much for being so kind to a lltue girl."

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Pelican Club Membetx September 1,1998 - August 31,1999

The pelican I s the traditional symbol of the Sisters of Charity of N m t h . Legend tells how this unique bird will feed her young with her blood when no other means of food is avallable. The pelican then will give her life in order to save her little ones. In a similar spirit Of love, the SCNs live out life and mission. In honor of this self-sacrificing spirit, donors who give between $100 and $249 annually m given membership in the SCN Pelican Club. Donors who give between $250 and $499 annually m Silver Pelicans. Those who give $500 to $999 annually are Ruby Pelicans. Golden Pelicans give $1.000 to $9,999 annually and Diamond Pelican Club members are those who contribute $10,000 or more annually to SCN Missions. Our deepest gratitude goes to DkkRlall

Albett m d &liae Dirsa Jerome and Beauw Domek Anni and Ron h a h u e John Donoghue, Jr. John J. Donwan

Susan P. oavney JaniceDownsSCN Mr. and Mrs. James DRa Or. James F. D m m d a d Judith ti.

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M.Jane Eaves ME. Sue Edunans KiX4 Joseph and M;oy Elder Ann A. Fdliott Rita mgielt SCN

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Andrew Maria Cass, SCN SiAndreWMaria(iassdied On~ll.1999atstRita Nu&g Home in Columbus, Ohioattheageof78.Shewas a native ofF&net?s, Md. and a rnemberoftheSistersof Charity of N a m & for 56 years. SisterAndIw#Maria w e d as ateacher and principal in schools in Kentucky, Ohio a d Vit@ia. A twin

&,MIs.mary~of Chevy C b e cMd., survives her.

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Sister Thomm Mary Angermeier died on July 14, 1999 at NLzareth Home in Ky at the age of 94. native of Louisville, and a member of the Sisters of C h m of Nazarekh for 74 years. Sister Tbomas M a y principal in schools in A r W , Kentucky, Mary land, Tennessee, Ohio and W@k. She also Served fOr six years at the Nazareth Motherhouse. Survivors include several nephews.

CatherSne Clare Glaser, SCN Sier Gathehe Clare Q l w r died on August 29,1999 at Nazareth Home in Louisville, Ky. at the age of 86. A native of Belialre, Ohio, she was a member of the SMem of Charsty of Razrekh for 68 years. sister Catherine Clare served as a teacher, dietitian and patatoral associate in schools and hospitals in -

Kentucky, Ohio, Mmachw s&ts and A&mm.She taught home economics and science at Presentation

Academy, Nazareth College and Catherine Spalding College. She served as a dietitian at St. Joseph Inflrmaty and at Our Lady of Peace Hospital. Survivors include two sisters, Frances k n h d of Pentield, N.Y. and Evelyn Maxh of Wheeling W.V., and a brother, Thomas Glaser of St. ClairsvUle, Ohio.

Anne Hom'gan, SCN S i r Anne norrigan (formerly S i r Anita) died on September 7, 1999 at the SCN Apartments in Louiwik at the age of 88. She was a native of Wilmington, Delaware and a member of the Slsters of Charity of Nazareth for 70 years. Sier Anne m e d in X N central administratlon and as a teacher and college professor in Kenhicky, Massachusetts, MissOud and Qhio. She is survived by a sister, Sister Margaret Mary Hotrip, of the Sacred Herut 0. Carm.. Louisville, Ky.; and two brothers. Rt Rev. Mm.

Margaret Teresa Seigman, SCN S

i MargaretTeresa i died On September 7,1999 at Nazareth Home in Louisville at the age of 93. A MVeOf Li@ie she W a s a member of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth for 73 years. Sister Marsmt Teresa served BS a nume and 85 a hospital administrator in Arkansas and Kentucky, She is survlved by a brc&%, Joseph J. Seigman of N e w York Ctty, N.Y. *

Eileen Newman, SCN Mary Clements, SCN S i r Eileen Newman died on September 8,1999 at Nazareth Home in Louisville at the age of 90. She was a native of Louisville and a member of the Sisters of Charity of N m t h for 69 years. Sister Eiieen sewed as a teacher in Alabama, Arkam sas, Kentucky, Maryland, Mmachas&s, Ohio and Tennessee.There are no immediate survivors.

Mary Clements, X N (formerly Sister Margaret Joseph) died on odober 10, 1999 at Nazareth Home in Louisville at the age of 88. She was a native of Morganfield, Ky. and a member of the Sisters of Charity of Flazareth for 68 years. Sister m e d as a teacher in Arkansas, Kentucky, Ohio and Tennessee. She is survived by a sister,Ann Hite of phoenixville, Perm..

Agnes Paul Bergbm, SCN

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sister Agnes Paul Bergbom died on September 14, 1999 at Nazareth Home in Louisville at the age of 77. She was a native of Newport News, Va. and a member of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth for 52 p r s . Sister %Ned a teacher, bookstore manager and director of arts and craft8 in Kentucky, Ohio,Tennessee and Vitginia Swlvors include several nieces and nephews.

Sister mce w n a Mills died on October 5 at Nazareth Home in LouIsvlUe at the age of 93. She was a native of Henderson, Ky. and a member ofthe si&rsof charity of piazareth for73 years, sister as a teacher in Kentucky and Ohio as well as a personnel cle& and sewby. Survivm indude five sisters,meresa ~ a v i s Mary , Sipson and Edwina Flora, all of Morganfiddi Eleanor Stokes of Evansville, Ind: and Anna Clements of Uniontown, Kgr.

Sister Alberta Abeli (formedy S i r Alberta Maria) died on Oct. 17atcaritaSMedical Center at the age of 83. She

a native of St. Mary County, Md. and was a member of the Sisters of C M t y of lyazareth for 65 years. S i as a WBS

teacher in Kentucky, Vk@&, Ohio and Massachusetts, as librarian at Spalding University and in religious education, parish minisby and pastoral care. She is survived bv three

Loretta E. Taylor Of st.W S City, Md.: and two brothers, J. Abell Of McchanlwvUle, Md., and J. Perry Abell of ComF'h Md..

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We Sisters of Charity of Nazareth are an international Congregation in a multicultural world. lmpelled by the love of Christ, in the tradition of Vincent de Paul and the pioneer spirit of Catherine Spalding, we and our Associates are committed to work for justice in solidarity with oppressed peoples, especially the economical poor and women, and ti care for the earth.

We risk our lives and resources, both personally and corporately, as we engag in diverse ministries in carrying out this missior;