UPDATE February 2011

FEBRUARY 2011

VOL. XVI, NO. 3

What’s to come in spring sessions on change?

By Judy Gray, OSUA in Memphis, Tenn.

ASSOCIATES DAY 2010: Left: Ellese Hay (guest), left, of Henderson, Ky., and Sister Alfreda Malone. Above: Associate Laurine Scott of Mascoutah, Ill., and Sister Dorothy Helbling. Right: Associates Stephanie Render of Caneyville, Ky., and Carol Hill of Leitchfield, Ky.

“I wanted to change my answer on that last handout, but then I was afraid to!” This comment from one Ursuline Associate during a Fall 2010 session on Change brought about a rousing, and very empathetic round of laughter. The handout in question was focused on identifying our level of freedom regarding change. We all knew exactly how she felt! How many times, in various settings, have we been asked to complete a survey which asked for our first and most honest response, only to find that we wanted to question once again, or maybe even a third time before finalizing our answer?

The two Fall 2010 sessions on Change prompted many sisters and associates to prayerfully reflect on our openness to the Spirit regarding change. At times change is inevitable, and not of our own choosing. Such change can open us to the grace of surrender. It can put us in touch with our own desperate need for God in every aspect of our lives.

Other changes are prompted from within, from that sacred space where we listen to God and come to understand that a change is needed – either interiorly or exteriorly – in order to live more fully with God at the center of our lives.

Our Fall 2010 sessions helped us to look at the Spirituality

of Change, and at Principles of Change from the Experience of Saint Angela. We used these wonderful opportunities to learn from each others’ rich experience of change in their unique life settings.

So, what is to come in the next two sessions?

During the Lenten Season 2011, our topic will be Change in Ourselves. This session will help us to focus on personal change. With the help of handouts to serve as guides, together we will explore obstacles to change; resistance to what is new; negative emotions related to change; ways to move past the negative; and positive ways to deal with personal change.

The topic of Session IV, which will take place during the Easter Season 2011, is Embracing Change and Transformation.

In this session, we come to the culmination of all four sessions – How can we better be the persons, the community, the family, the Body of Christ that God invites us to be? This session will have its basis in New Testament texts related to change and transformation, giving participants an opportunity to reflect on transformation as a life-long journey.

Change – exciting to some; frightening to others; a combination of both to many. What a powerful tool to compel us to spend time in Angela’s favorite place, at the feet of Jesus.

Associates and Sisters Day is Saturday, June 11th Please register by May 20th

Watch for more details in the May Update!

Angela Merici, Peacemaker and Reconciler

• What Angela Teaches Us about Living in Today’s Society as a Christian • What Angela Teaches Us about Being an Environmentally Friendly Christian • What the Poor Teach Us About Being Christian Event time: 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. For overnight accommodations, call Kathy McCarty: 270-229-4103 ext. 802

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Associate Update

February 2011

Letter from the director...

Dear Associate Sisters and Brothers, My mother always said, “Every day is a good day,”especially when my brothers and I complained about long, gloomy days of Minnesota snow. In the darkness of winter, it’s a special gift to know – for certain – that days will be warm again, that the sun will shine again.

As we await that warm sun, let’s make good use of our new year. Now is a good time to look back and reflect on why we became Ursuline Associates. Now would be a good time to thank the person who invited us and guided us in our journey.

Now is a good time to say thank you. I extend a hand of gratitude to members of the Associate Advisory Board and to our Area Group Coordinators. They devote many hours and accomplish a great deal for all of us to enhance our associate experience.

A new year is also a time to grow and bloom in new directions. For those of you who are unable to meet regularly with other associates, take heart! Watch your mailbox for new opportunities to be connected.

I hope you’ve reserved Saturday, June 11 to spend the day with us here at Mount Saint Joseph for Associates and Sisters Day. It’s our annual family reunion, our chance to glory in our relationship with Angela, Mount Saint Joseph and with each other, to be reminded of the great gifts we receive.

Until then, I wish you peace and blessings, Mrs. Marian Bennett, OSUA, Director of Ursuline Partnerships ASSOCIATE Update is published four times a year for the Associates of the Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph 8001 Cummings Road, Maple Mount, KY 42356-9999 Phone: 270-229-2006 • Fax: 270-229-4953 Website: www.ursulinesmsj.org E-mail: associates.msj@maplemount.org Director of Ursuline Partnerships: Mrs. Marian Bennett, OSUA Director of Spiritual Formation for Ursuline Partnerships: Sister Marietta Wethington, OSU Director of Mission Advancement/Communications: Dan Heckel, OSUA Communications Specialist/Graphic Design: Jennifer Kaminski Director of Mission Effectiveness: Sister Rose Marita O’Bryan, OSU Administrative Specialist/Website: Tiffany Orth Director of Development: Sister Amelia Stenger, OSU

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ASSOCIATE MISSION STATEMENT

e, the associates of the Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph, proclaim the Gospel of Jesus through the actions of our everyday lives. We commit ourselves to living the charism of Saint Angela Merici in union with and in support of the Ursuline community of Mount Saint Joseph.

Day of Reflection...

Ursuline Associates Marianna Robinson, top left, and Carol Owen, at right, both from Owensboro, Ky., attended a Reflection Day of Prayer on Jan. 7 at Mount Saint Joseph Conference and Retreat Center. Also pictured, above right, is Mary Helen Nash.

Reflection days of prayer will take place from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. the first Friday of every month this year, except July. Future dates and themes are: Feb. 4 (“Dry Bones”); March 4 (“Leaning on God”); April 1 (Watered Gardens”), May 6 (“A Rushing Wind”), June 3 (“Seeking and Finding”), Aug. 5 (“Hearts on Fire”), Sept. 2 (“Instruments of God”), Oct. 7 (“The Falling Leaves”), Nov. 4 (“Faithful Love”), and Dec. 2 (“Homecoming”). The event will feature group prayer, quiet time, lunch, faith sharing, and a presentation on that month’s theme. Prayer will be led

by Center Executive Director Sister Ann McGrew, OSU. There is a $15 fee. To register, contact Kathy McCarty at 270-229-4103 ext. 802 or kathy.mccarty@ maplemount.org.

ATTENTION URSULINE ASSOCIATES!

ANGELA IN ACTION will once again be a special presentation on Associates and Sisters Day in 2011

“How do Ursuline Associates live the Gospel guided by Angela’s charism?”

Tell your group’s story in pictures!

Please submit your information by

May 20, 2011

E-mail dan.heckel@maplemount.org

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Associate Update

Page 3 Sister Marie Goretti Browning pins Father Jerry with his lifetime commitment pin.

RIGHT: Father Carl gives his contact sister, Sister Suzanne Sims, a hug after his pinning.

Fall Associate Commitments On Nov. 16, 2010, Randy Shelby of Owensboro, Ky., left, made his first commitment as an Ursuline Associate, while (from left to right) Father Carl McCarthy of Owensboro, Ky., Judy Sims of Belton, Ky., and Father Jerry Riney of Bowling Green, Ky., made their lifetime commitments as associates in the Mount Saint Joseph Motherhouse Chapel.

LEFT: Sister Pam Mueller places the first commitment pin on Randy.

RANDY G. SHELBY, a native of Paducah, Ky., made his first commitment as an Ursuline Associate on Nov. 16, 2010, with Sister Pam Mueller, his contact person. He is an active member of the Parish of the Immaculate in Owensboro, serving as a Eucharistic Minister and as a member of the Worship committee, Pastoral Care committee, and the RCIA team. Randy is a certified spiritual director, having graduated from the Mount Saint Joseph Spiritual Direction Training Program in 2008. A dog lover and father of four grown children, he enjoys world travel, and historic reenactment, particularly of the French and Indian War period. Randy is coordinator of pastoral care for the Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph, and “a man of deep faith and of sincere heart, serious about his relationship with God.” He said, “I greatly admire the Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph, and hope that I, too, can share in their mission and purpose as an Ursuline Associate.” Welcome, Randy!

Center offers Bible/Church study Several Bible/Church study sessions will be offered beginning March 9 (Ash Wednesday) at Mount Saint Joseph Conference and Retreat Center. “Join us as we gather to pray with Scripture, study the Bible, and discuss whatever is on the minds of our participants,” said Center Executive Director Sister Ann McGrew.

Sister Ann said participants can come when they can.

They do not have to attend every session.

The March 9th prayer service includes ashes at 10:30 a.m. Morning sessions from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. will be offered on Wednesdays, March 9, 16, 23, 30 and April 6. Evening sessions will take place from 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. on Thursdays, March 10, 17, 24, 31 and April 7. The $10 fee per session covers the cost of lunch served at noon and dinner served at 5:30 p.m.

To register, contact Kathy McCarty at 270-229-4103 ext. 802 or kathy.mccarty@maplemount.org.

We Are The Body of Christ: The Spirituality of Caryll Houselander

March 25-27, 2011 Retreat Director: Sister Cheryl Clemons, OSU Houselander, an unlikely “saint” who lived through two world wars, offers profoundly simple advice on becoming holy in the midst of ordinary daily life. Her mystical experiences rooted in her the truth first experienced by Saint Paul on the road to Damascus: Jesus is present in every person.

Fee: $175 for residents (Includes retreat, materials, meals, and accommodations).

Commuters can attend for $120 (Includes retreat, materials, meals).

To register, contact Mount Saint Joseph Conference and Retreat Center (270) 229-4103 ext. 802 • kathy.mccarty@maplemount.org

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Owensboro Associates met on Jan. 17 at St. Pius Tenth parish hall. Leading the meeting are Associates Martha Little at left and Marian Bennett at right, both standing.

In attendance at the Nov. 20, 2010 Louisville Associates meeting: First row, left to right, Sister Michele Ann Intravia, Susan Reiss, Sister Frances Miriam Spalding, Lorraine Luken, Sister Amanda Rose Mahoney, Patsy Beauchamp (candidate). Back row: Sister Darlene Denton, Sue Scott, Marilyn Beam, Sharon Rose, Sister Marietta Wethington, Linda Perri, Sister Maureen O’Neill, Pauline Goebel, Suzanne Reiss, and Di Ann Jenkins (candidate).

Sister Mary Jude Cecil, left, Associate Betty Boren, center, and Sister Marietta Wethington help make Christmas cards for soldiers and veterans at the Nov. 5, 2010 Western Kentucky Associates meeting.

Associates Pauline Goebel and Suzanne Reiss smile for a photo at the Nov. 20, 2010 associate meeting in Louisville, Ky.

Ursuline Associate Dr. Eddie Prunty of Belton, Ky., spoke during the “Catholics at the Capitol” workshop on Jan. 15 at St. Pius Tenth in Owensboro.

Legislators and Catholics discussed state legislation.

Distance doesn’t lessen associate experience

By Mary Costello A’65, OSUA in California

I firmly believe that my journey as an Ursuline Associate began on that first day in late August of 1961 when my parents and brothers dropped my sister Phyllis (A’66) and me off at Mount Saint Joseph Academy. My father was an officer in the U.S. Army and my family had the opportunity and privilege of living in many different locations. The Mount was my third high school and I was only a sophomore.

Parents are our primary educators in our Catholic faith.

My parents, especially my mom, took this task to heart. We were taken to Mass every Sunday and attended Catholic schools wherever we lived, even in Panama. We also had examples through their involvement within their parishes.

At the Mount, we all had the opportunity to see firsthand what it really means to be an Ursuline and follow Angela’s guidelines. There were examples everywhere we turned – our teachers, the sisters we came into contact with through our jobs (library, student shop, dining room, laundry, post office, guest house), the postulants, novices, and juniorate sisters we saw every day at Mass and throughout the grounds, the sisters who came home at various times, and all the other sisters who lived at the Mount but did not have any connection to the Academy.

Whether they were aware of their effect on us or not, they made us Ursuline Associates, for we were part of their mission if only through prayer. Going through the associate process, making the commitment, and receiving the associate pin were icing on the cake; the tangible “thing” that validated that feeling was already present.

As a product of the Mount and as a result of my mom’s example, I have been active in my parish for years. Since having my family, I have been privileged to live in the same house for almost 34 years. I am no longer a nomad. I have taught religious education in two parishes to students in second grade through adulthood, encompassing sacramental preparation for reconciliation, first Communion, and confirmation. I have been a lector for years, and true to the Mount influence, I am also a member of the choir. I also work in the parish office three evenings a week.

Being an associate reminds me that I am part of something bigger. Every time I wear my pin I am reminded of the mission I share. It is awesome to realize that we are all joined in prayer and that we can make a difference in our world no matter where that world is. When I began my journey to become an associate, I did worry that I would be too far away from the Ursulines to participate in their mission. I have to say that I feel very included and privileged to be a part of this awesome group!

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Gratitude and the Act of Giving “We own nothing that was not first given to us.” - (I Cor. 4:7)

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od has entrusted us with many abilities and special aptitudes.

As good stewards of these gifts we learn ways to share them with others. This is true of artistic, musical, athletic, academic, business, monetary, and spiritual gifts. All that we have, God has given us. We need to be grateful, and then find ways to share our gifts with others.

According to Melody Beattie, “Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and more. It turns denial The Muhlenberg County, Ky., Associates group met Oct. into acceptance, chaos to order, and confusion 20, 2010. Pictured, seated in front, left to right: Sister Rose Karen Johnson, Laura Smith, Brenda Busick. Standing, left to clarity. It can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, a to right: Judy Sims, Betty Girten, Gail Davenport, Father stranger into a friend. Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings Ben Luther, Don Monaghan, Jean Simpson, Michelle Hayes, peace for today and creates a vision for tomorrow.”It is with this in Marian Bennett, Wanda Rickard, and Lisa Day. mind that we look at the many gifts that are shared with us by our donors, associates, alumnae, and friends.

Over the past 137 years, the Ursuline Sisters have touched the lives of many people and many people have touched our lives. In those early years, because of the gratitude of many people, our sisters received much of their food, their trips to the doctor, almost everything they needed.There wasn’t a lot of money, but the people shared what they had with the sisters and in turn the sisters shared their education, lives, and total commitment to their pupils.

Today, we receive many letters, cards, and notes from these students and friends who are so grateful for the education they received, and the love and concern of the sisters who taught them.

The Western Kentucky Associates gathered Nov. 5, 2010, in With gratitude, they send wonderful donations to support our the home of Sid Mason. Pictured, seated in front, left to right: missions and the retired sisters. These retired sisters pray for their Sister Mary Jude Cecil, Risë Karr, Pat Wilson, Sister Marietta past students and friends, and the active sisters continue to serve Wethington, Sister Cecelia Joseph Olinger, Betty Boren, on their missions. The circle of gratitude and giving continues.

Marian Bennett. Standing in back: Mike and Pat Sullivan, John Wood, and Sid Mason.

As we begin this New Year, let each of us show our gratitude for all the gifts we have received by sharing them with others.

Sister Sharon Sullivan, congregational leader Let’s make a special effort to share our time, talent, and treasure for the Ursuline Sisters in as many ways as we can. Father Henri Nouwen says it best, “In of Mount Saint Joseph, ministering to each other, each from the riches that he or she standing at far right, sang in the Owensboro possesses, we work together for the full coming of God’s Kingdom.”

Choral Society’s 70th Let the Kingdom of God come through our act of giving. Happy annual Handel’s Messiah New Year, choir Dec. 5 at Third Baptist Church, along with Associate Gloria Cecil, standing next to her in the center row.

There are lots of ways to keep in touch with the Ursuline Sisters! Visit www.ursulinesmsj.org to find buttons for our Facebook, blog, and YouTube, sign up for our monthly e-zine, send us an e-mail, and more!

Make plans to attend the April 30, 2011 annual fundraising dinner/auction at Mount Saint Joseph!

Sister Amelia Stenger, OSU, Director of Development

“Don’t forget to return your patchwork of hope quilt piece!”

The 41st annual Mount Saint Joseph Picnic is Sunday, Sept. 11, 2011 • Volunteers needed!

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Associate Update

February2011

Happy Spring Birthday to our Associates!

March

SAWDUST PIE

Submitted by Associates Betty Boren and Risë Karr

for the Mount Saint Joseph Alumnae Association Cookbook

7 egg whites 1-1/2 cup granulated sugar 1-1/2 cup graham cracker crumbs 1-1/2 cup pecans 1-1/2 cup coconut 9” unbaked pie shell Preheat oven to 350°. Mix all ingredients, stirring by hand. Pour mixture into pie shell, and bake until glossy and set, 25-30 minutes. Do not overbake. Serve warm with whipped cream.

You can find this recipe and many more in “Food for the Soul, Memories for the Heart,” the new Mount Saint Joseph Cookbook!

Contact Marian Bennett

270-229-2006

$15 suggested donation

(Please add $5 if you need it shipped to you)

2 Shearon Harris Diane Wilson 4 Sr. Mary McNellis, S.L. DeeAnn Schmidt 5 Kay Buckman Stella McClure Fr. Jerry Spencer 7 George Horishny 10 Chris Denniston 11 Margaret Birge 12 Velma Dees 14 Mary Costello Pauline Goebel 15 Diane Hayden 16 Joan McKinnon 17 Evelyn Cange 18 Camilla Frey Mike Sullivan 19 Carolyn Butler 20 Angelina Glomb 21 Fr. Leonard Alvey Marcy Bufalini Elaine Wood 23 Carlene Braun 25 Marcella Critchelow Jodie Fulkerson 26 Bea Porter

HAPPY EASTER! April 24, 2011

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Lenten & Easter Midday Prayers Stop by Mount Saint Joseph Conference and Retreat Center on the following MONDAYS at 11 a.m. for brief, meaningful prayer services in the Center chapel, led by Sister Ann McGrew. There is no charge.

March 14, 21, 28 • April 4, 11, 18, 25 May 2, 9, 16, 23 • June 6

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2 Marie Ritz 4 Murilla Giittinger 5 Madeleine Bianco 6 John Allen Jerry Birge 7 Susan Reiss Bernice Rockers 9 Ruth Wright-Welzen 11 Clarence Kaiser 12 Sonia Pradenas 14 Loni Daniels 18 Karen Feehan Michael Synk 19 Carol Hardy Paul Parker 21 Cecilia McEldowney 22 Gail Davenport Loretta Oliver 23 Maxine Hobbs 24 Ola Higdon Sandra Jull 25 Rose Mary Egli Kevin Karl Amy Payne Judy Sims 26 Sr. Agnes Ijoko, HHCJ 28 Marilyn Katzer Marianna Robinson Sharon Rose 30 Rev. Tom Barrett 31 Norma Jean Witten

First day of spring: March 20, 2011

Associate Jerry Birge lights a candle in memory of loved ones during an All Souls Day prayer service Nov. 2 at Mount Saint Joseph Conference and Retreat Center.

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In Loving Memory...

Sister Ann Marie Scherman, 69, died Nov. 8, 2010, at Mount Saint Joseph, in her 49th year of religious life. She was a native of Ottawa, Kan. Sister Ann Marie was an Ursuline Sister of Paola, Kan., until the merger of that community with Mount Saint Joseph in 2008. She ministered in Kansas and Missouri as a teacher for 26 years, then as a chaplain and health care worker for 18 more years before moving to Maple Mount in 2010. Sister Ann Marie was an eternal optimist, known for her great kindnesses to the elderly who she loved to serve. She loved her family, and enjoyed opera, classical music, and her friend’s chocolate Labrador Chloe. Survivors include her sister, Mary E. Bradshaw, of Leander, Texas; two brothers, Ernie Scherman of Paola, Kan., and Jim Scherman of Bartlesville, Okla.,; nieces and nephews, and the members of her religious community.

Sister Agnes Cecilia Speak, 100, died Dec. 15, 2010 at Mount Saint Joseph, in her 80th year of religious life. She was a native of Irvington, Ky. She was a housekeeper much of her life, beginning in 1932. She was a wonderful cook and baker, and a deeply prayerful woman. She served at convents throughout the Diocese of Owensboro, Ky., the Archdiocese of Louisville, Ky., and in New Mexico. She served at Mount Saint Joseph in the dairy (1946-47), and laundry (1948-50). She retired to the Motherhouse in 1995. Survivors include nieces and nephews and the members of her religious community.

Sister Blanche Rita Bickett, 98, died Jan. 10 at Mount Saint Joseph, in her 80th year of religious life. A native of Uniontown, Ky., she ministered in the Archdiocese of Louisville, as well as in Nebraska and New Mexico, from 1933-52. From 1952-89, she ministered at the Ursuline Sisters Motherhouse, first as kitchen coordinator, then laundry coordinator for 45 years. During those years she acted as a mother figure for several young girls who needed a motherly presence. She was known for her sense of humor and being forever cheerful. Survivors include nieces and good friends, and the members of her religious community.

Gifts in memory of an Ursuline Sister may take the form of donations to the Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph, 8001 Cummings Road, Maple Mount, KY 42356.

GRIEF SEMINAR: Ursuline Associate Betty Medley, continuing care coordinator with Glenn Funeral Home in Owensboro, Ky., and a certified grief counselor, makes a point to the sisters during a grieving workshop on Dec. 16 at Mount Saint Joseph.

SPINNING DAY: Ursuline Associates Laurie Hicks, left, and Anna Conn, right, enjoy making yarn crafts during the Jan. 8 spinning day at the Retreat Center. A spinners weekend will be offered on March 11-13.

’ Each one should be willing to embrace bodily fasting as something necessary, Saint Angela Merici and as the means and way to true spiritual fasting through which all the vices and errors are cut away from the mind.

- Rule, Chapter IV (Fasting)

We Extend Deepest Sympathy To:

• Paul Parker, whose daughter, Trisha Parker, died Nov. 7, 2010.

• Sarah Bowling, whose sister-in-law, Nancy Bowling, died Dec. 23, 2010.

• Carol O’Keefe, whose husband, Steve, died Jan. 12, at home in Bucyrus, Kan.

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Upcoming Associate Meetings...

• Associate Advisory Board – Saturday, April 8, 9 a.m.

• Western Kentucky Associates – Friday, March 4 and May 6, 5 p.m.

• Owensboro Associates – Monday, March 14, May 16 and July 18, 6 p.m.

• Muhlenberg County Associates – Wednesday, March 16 and May 18, 6 p.m.

• Associate Group Coordinators – Saturday, March 26, 9 a.m.

• Louisville Associates – Saturday, Feb. 19, April 16 and Aug. 20, 1 p.m.

• Kansas City Area Associates, North group – Wednesday, March 16, 2 p.m.

• Kansas City Area Associates, South group – Wednesday, April 13, 6:30 p.m.

• Grayson County Associates – Wednesday, Feb. 23, March 23, April 27, 9 a.m.

Don’t miss these other events...

• Kansas City Area Lenten Day of Reflection – Saturday, March 19 • Father John Dear, SJ, speaking about, “Blessed Are the Peacemakers.”

– Brescia University Taylor Lecture Hall, Tuesday, March 22, 7 p.m.

• Celebration of the Lord’s Resurrection – Sunday, April 24 • Mount Saint Joseph Annual Fundraising Dinner/Auction – Saturday, April 30, 6 p.m. register, 6:30 p.m. dinner in gymnasium • Academy/College Alumnae Weekend – Saturday-Sunday, May 14-15 • Spring Day of Reflection – Saturday, May 21 • ASSOCIATES AND SISTERS DAY, Saturday, June 11 • Mount Saint Joseph Annual BBQ Picnic – Sunday, Sept. 11

A time for reflection and prayer in a quiet space

Saturday, May 21, 2011

10 a.m.–3 p.m.

Mount Saint Joseph Conference and Retreat Center Lunch provided Cost: $15 Register by May 6, 2011 Contact Marian Bennett marian.bennett@maplemount.org

270-229-2006