![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/famonlnbanner.gif) Volume 5, Number 13 Wednesday, July 5,
2006 www.marianist.com
TEMPORARY PROFESSED GATHER IN PUERTO RICO
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/temp_professed_pr_group-fol-5-13.jpg) At the temporary professed retreat in Puerto Rico,
front row, Bros. Tobías Ferrer, Aaron Sonnenburg, Dennis
Bautista and Armando Añeses; back
row, Fr. Oscar Vásquez, Bros. Andy Kosmowski, Ed
Violett, Isak Keyman-Ige and Brian
Halderman. Also in attendance was Bro. Alfredo
Chávez. |
Eight temporary
professed brothers gathered in San Juan, Puerto Rico, June 15 to July 3
for a retreat and workshop organized by Bro. Ed Violett,
coordinator of the temporary professed program. Presenters included
Frs. Steve Tutas and Rudy Vela, Sr. Mary Haddad,
RSM, and Provincial Stephen Glodek. Fr.
Oscar Vásquez served as chaplain. The gathering concluded with
Bros. Tobías Ferrer, Brian Halderman, Isak Keyman-Ige
and Aaron Sonnenburg renewing their temporary
vows.
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/ferrar_others-fol-5-13.jpg) At Colegio San José in Puerto Rico, Bros.
Tobias, Isak, Stephen, Aaron and
Brian |
GENERAL CHAPTER “BLOG” TO GO LIVE JULY 10
Brothers who are attending the 33rd General Chapter in Rome
July 10 to July 30 will begin posting stories about the meeting to the new
General Chapter Blog* July 10. The brothers attending the
General Chapter who will contribute to the blog are: Bro. Stephen
Glodek, Fr. Jim Fitz, Fr. Joe Lackner, Bro. Mike O’Grady,
Bro. Ray Fitz, Bro. Francisco González, Bro. Charles
Johnson, Fr. Paul Marshall, Fr. Jack McGrath and Fr. Dave
McGuigan. Brothers are encouraged to read the blog for news and
insights regarding the General Chapter and to post comments to the journal
entries from the Chapter participants. New entries will be available by
noon CST each day. To access the blog, simply log in to the PORTAL
starting July 10 and click on the link for “General Chapter
Blog.”
A “blog” is short
for Web log, a Web page that serves as a journal and is
usually updated daily. A blog contains journal entries that are shown in
reverse chronological order, and often there is a place for readers to
comment on postings. Note: Because the SM PORTAL is password-protected,
the blog is not searchable on the Internet.
NEWS
ABOUT VOCATIONS
Read
the June 26, 2006, issue of Vocation News from Bro.
Charles Johnson. |
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DISTRICT OF INDIA HOLDS CHAPTER MEETING
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/india_chapter_group-fol-5-13.jpg) At the meeting, first row, kneeling, Bro.
Sanjay Ekka, Fr. D'Cruz Nicholas, Bros. Tom Giardino, Ananias Tete
and Prakash Kujur; standing, Bro.
Alex Toppo, Bro. Delmar Jorn, Fr. Varghese Manooparampil, Fr.
Pragasam T., Bro. Dulare Lucas, Fr. Santosh Tudu, Bro. Xavier Raj,
Fr. Antony Atukaran, Bro. Anuranjan Lakra and Fr.
Sylverius Kerketta |
Thirteen members of the
District of India gathered at the novitiate community in Ranchi, India,
for the District’s chapter meeting June 15 to June 17. Bro. Tom
Giardino of the International Center for Marianist Formation
kicked off the session with discussions on the roles and responsibilities
of the district council and district chapter. The group also discussed
community subsidies, the new mission in Nepal and long-term strategic
planning. Bro. Tom facilitated meetings with the district formation
committee, which reviewed the initial formation programs.
PERSONNEL NEWS
Congratulations to Fr. Terry Weik, who has been
named pastor of St. Joseph’s Parish in Eldersburg, Md. Fr. Terry
replaces Fr. Pat Tonry, who was named spiritual
director of the Marianist Mission. |
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CAUSES OF MADRID MARIANISTS ADVANCED
During an
audience June 26 with Cardinal Jose Saraiva Martins, CMF,
prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, Pope Benedict XVI
authorized that the four Marianist martyrs of Madrid, along with 38
Dominican martyrs, may now be called “Venerable.” The four Madrid martyrs
were persecuted and killed because of their religious beliefs during the
Spanish Civil War. At the time, they were teaching at a Marianist school
in Madrid. An announcement on the beatification of Marianist Bros.
Joaquin Ochoa Salazar, Sabino Ayastuy Errasti, Florencio Arnaiz Cejudo
and Father Miguel Leibar Garay will probably be
made by spring 2007. View the entire list of Marianist candidates for
sainthood.
FROM
THE GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
Read the July 2006
issue of Via Latina.
MARIANIST EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATES GATHER AT MUM
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/mum_meeting_fol-5-13.jpg) The Marianist Educational Associates with
Bro. Jerry Bommer, CUH rector, (first row, third
from right); Fr. Paul Marshall, University of
Dayton, (second row, far left); and Bro. Tom Giardino,
Director of the International Center for Marianist
Formation, (third row, fourth from right). Inset photo, Bro.
Frank Damm, Chaminade University of Honolulu, with
Bro. Tom Giardino. Bro. Tom and
Bro. Ray Fitz conducted a Marianist Educational Associates
Workshop at MUM. |
Twenty-five Marianist
Educational Associates from the three Marianist universities attended the
Marianist Universities Meeting June 5 to June 8 at Chaminade University of
Honolulu. The MEAs, who work at the universities, are expected to play a
key role in helping the universities promote Catholic and Marianist
traditions of education at the administrative, faculty and staff levels.
MORE
FROM MUM
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/biommer_wesselkamper_others-fol-5-13.jpg) University of Dayton President Dan
Curran, second from left, presents Chaminade University of
Honolulu President, Sue Wesselkamper, with a vase
as a gift from UD. Also shown are CUH Rector Bro. Jerry
Bommer, left, and CUH Executive Vice President and Provost
Bro. Bernard
Ploeger. |
“ONE
OF THE MOST INTENSE FIVE DAYS OF MY LIFE”
This is how Jim
McGinnis of the Institute for Peace and Justice in St. Louis
described the recent Katrina immersion experience he and eight others
participated in from June 23 to June 26 in New Orleans. The group,
organized by Myles McCabe, Province director of peace and
justice, gutted homes and listened to the stories of suffering and hope
from Katrina survivors. In addition, a group of 35 students, parents and
teachers from Chaminade-Julienne High School in Dayton and Archbishop
Moeller High School in Cincinnati worked with Habitat for Humanity in
nearby Slidell, La. Read
more.
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/katrina_immersion-fol-5-13.jpg) Members of the June Katrina immersion trip entering a
home devastated by the
hurricane. |
SUMMER RETREATS IN ALL SIZES AND SETTINGS
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/bergamo_retreat-fol-5-13.jpg) Approximately 50 brothers attended the Bergamo
retreat June 12 to June 19 in Dayton. Photo courtesy of
Bros. John Lemker and Charles
Gausling.
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PHOTO LEFT: At the St. Meinrad retreat June 18 to
June 25 in Indiana, Bros. Tom Payne, Howard Lohrey, Bob
Hatesohl and John Blank, Fr. Jack Rielly, Bros. Tom
Jalbert, Hugh Bihl, Don Fahrig, William Callahan (partially
hidden) and Fr. Don Cahill. PHOTO RIGHT:,
Fr. Jack Rielly was the celebrant for the closing
liturgy at St. Meinrad’s, as the brothers renewed their profession
of vows. Photos courtesy of Bro. Tom
Payne |
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE REPOSE OF THE SOUL OF . .
Fr.
Bernard Meyer (Marianist Residence, San Antonio), 85, who died
June 17, 2006. May he rest in peace. A Mass of Christian Burial was
celebrated June 20 at Holy Rosary Parish, San Antonio. Burial was at the
Marianist Cemetery on the campus of St. Mary’s University. The presider
and homilist was Fr. John Manahan. Read Fr.
Bernard’s obituary.
Bro.
Severo Pereda Fernández (Province of Zaragoza-Spain), 89, who
died June 3, 2006. May he rest in peace. Read Bro.
Severo’s obituary.
Bro.
Fernand Bibeau (Region of Canada), 73, who died June 15, 2006, in
Québec, Canada. May he rest in peace. Read Bro. Fernand’s
obituary.
Provincial Stephen Glodek offers this note of thanks:
“I am unable because of time, energy and the upcoming trip to Rome to
respond individually to all the cards and e-mails that were sent at the
time of the death of my father. On behalf of my brother and I, I would
like to extend to you the deep gratitude of the Glodek family for your
kindness, prayers, and support that you expressed to us.”
Please pray
also for Robert Davis, Carol Eppy, and Beverly
Karpfinger. Read more.
YELLOW CACTUS FLOWERS, MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/yellow_cactus_flowers_fol-5-13.jpg) Photo courtesy of Bro. Bob
Resing, S.M. Bro. Bob's images are available for sale as
note cards or prints. To order, visit http://www.resingart.com/ |
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE HEALING OF . . .
Fr.
Charles Bergedick (Washington Street, Dayton), who is
hospitalized for tests at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton.
Fr.
Larry Mann (Villa St. Joseph, Cupertino), who is hospitalized
after suffering a slight stroke.
Bro.
Joseph Mariscalco (Meyer Hall, Dayton), who is recovering in his
community from hip surgery.
WHO'S
DOING WHAT
Congratulations to Bro. Ed Loch (Central Catholic
Community, San Antonio), archivist for the San Antonio Archdiocese,
who was named “Chancery Employee of the Month” in June. Bro. Ed also
received a $3,500 grant to assist with the preservation and
restoration of aging archive microfilms. In addition, he’s in the
process of being approved as a full commissioner of the Bexar County
Historical Commission. |
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Congratulations to Bro. Brian Zampier (Marybrook,
St. Louis), who had three pieces accepted in the “Art Section Member
Exhibition”at the St. Louis Artist’s Guild. Bro. Brian’s painting,
“Only Child,” was among the show’s prize winners. |
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/abz_zampier.jpg) Bro.
Brian with his painting “Only Child.” The exhibit judge described it
as “one of the most unique pieces in the
show.” |
Congratulations to
Bro. Darwin Joseph (District of India), who
recently received his master’s degree in philosophy from Saint Louis
University. In the fall Bro. Darwin will study computer science and
English at the University of Dayton and join the Stonemill-Kiefaber
community. |
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/joseph_chihuly_collage-fol-6-13.jpg) In his spare time, Bro. Darwin enjoys photography.
View a slide show of Bro. Darwin’s photos
of the Chihuly glass exhibit at the Missouri Botanical
Garden. |
Bro. Al
Koch (Cape May, N.J.) and his Legion of Mary Team recently
participated in an evangelization project at St. John of God Catholic
Church in North Cape May, N.J. The group visited over 300 area homes in an
effort to spread the Catholic faith.
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/koch_legion-fol-5-13.jpg) Bro. Al, back row, third from left,
with the Legion of Mary team |
Fr. Jim
Heft gave the keynote address at the Marianist Universities
Meeting on June 6. The theme for the meeting was the “Catholic
Intellectual Tradition in our Marianist Universities.” Read Fr. Jim’s keynote address.
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Bro. Ron Luksic (Montgomery Road, Cincinnati) is
leading a two-week safari through Kenya, Africa, beginning July 20.
Alumni, parents and students of Archbishop Moeller High School were
invited to attend. |
Two of
Bro. Mel Meyer's (Curé of Ars, St. Louis) sculptures were
recently dedicated. The first is a 12-foot stainless steel spire sculpture
entitled “Dianne,” which pays tribute to an Arts Company employee who died
of cancer. The Arts Company in Nashville, Tenn., exhibits and sells Bro.
Mel’s work. A second sculpture, which is 11-feet tall and made of curved
pieces of stainless steel, was installed at the Reed School in St.
Louis.
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/meyer_sculpture_collage-fol-5-13.jpg) Bro. Mel poses with his sculpture
titled “Dianne.” At right, his curved sculpture adorns the Reed
School campus. |
CELEBRATING 30 YEARS OF MINISTRY
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/frcowie-fol-5-13.jpg) Fr. Don Cowie was recently
honored for his 30 years of service to the TECABOCA retreat center
in Ingram, Texas. Fr. Don serves as chaplain at TECABOCA and also
celebrates Mass at other camps in the area. Shown with Fr. Don is
Denis Link, left, TECABOCA executive director, and
Sonny Kaufhold, TECABOCA Boy’s Camp Program
Director. |
PEACE & JUSTICE UPDATE:
A
SHARING FUND “THANK YOU” Ryan
Shaw, a student at St. Mary’s High School in St. Louis who
took part in a Mexico immersion trip funded by the Marianist Sharing
Fund, sent Sharing Fund organizers, Myles McCabe
and Sr. Mary Beth Hefti, these words of
thanks: “Thank you for
supporting our trip to Mexico. I learned much from this experience
about myself and the Mexican culture. Through this experience, I
learned to appreciate all the small things that I took for granted.”
SHARING
FUND SUPPORTS SCHOLARSHIP
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/sharingfund_miller-fol-5-13.jpg) Fr. Charles Miller with
graduate Mona Harb, recipient of the
Palestinian Christian Scholarship Fund at St. Mary’s
University in San Antonio. The $1,000 scholarship, made
possible by the Marianist Sharing Fund, assisted Mona, a
Catholic Palestinian from Bethlehem, Israel, to graduate in
May with a bachelor’s degree in computer science.
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SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE INVESTING ACTIONS
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/iccrmeeting-fol-5-13.jpg) At the ICCR meeting, Bro. Bob Metzger,
Bro. Steve O’Neil and Myles
McCabe |
Myles McCabe
reports that in fiscal 2005-2006, the Province pursued actions with
16 corporations with whom it invests. This activity is part of the
Province’s ongoing relationship with the Interfaith Center on
Corporate Responsibility. Issues being pursued include corporate
governance, workers’ rights and the environment. Bro. Steve
O’Neil is the coordinator for ICCR activities and
Bro. Bob Metzger votes proxy resolutions on the
Province stock investments. Read more.
MARIANIST SOCIAL JUSTICE COLLABORATIVE
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/antiracism-fol-5-13.jpg) At the recent meeting of the Anti-Racism
Team of the MSJC at Mount Saint John in Dayton, Len
Roberts, Fr. Paul Marshall, Pati Krasensky, Nancy DeHonores,
Rudy Reyes Jr., Fr. Ted Cassidy, Jesse Hernandez
and Bro. Bob Wiethorn
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MURPHY
INITIATIVE FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE
Sr. Joan
Serda, RSM, has been elected chair of the board of
directors of the Murphy Initiative for Peace and Justice in
Baltimore. Bro. Frank O’Donnell serves on the board
and Bro. Jesse O’Neill represents the Province on
the steering council. The board appointed Daniel
Gennarelli as the new executive director. Dick
Ullrich, founding executive director, retired on June 30.
Contact Myles
McCabe, Province Director of
Peace & Justice, mmccabe@sm-usa.org.
314.533.1207, x. 235
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VISITING AT CAPE MAY
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/underdorfer_koch_reaume-fol-5-13.jpg) Bro. Ed Unferdorfer, Bro. Al Koch
and Fr. Mike Reaume pose for a photo for
Joseph Kuntz, who was in the postulate with Bro. Al
in the late 1940s, and was visiting Cape May. Fr. Mike was visiting
the Cape, and Fr. Ted Cassidy was
away. |
Marianist Artists at
Work BRO. BOB
DZUBINSKI – A MINISTRY OF MUSIC
By the time Bro. Bob Dzubinski (St.
Clair Avenue, Cleveland) was in ninth grade, he was playing the organ at
his church. Throughout high school, his music teachers and the band and
choir influenced him to pursue a career in music. So it was no surprise
when he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in music education. What does
surprise and delight Bro. Bob is how this white, classically-trained
musician finds himself in Cleveland’s inner-city, teaching
African-American gospel music to youngsters in kindergarten through eighth
grade. “My ministry has enabled me to expand into areas outside my comfort
zone,” said Bro. Bob, who teaches music at St. Aloysius and St. Joseph
schools in Cleveland. Bro. Bob produces an annual gospel choir concert
with the students that has become the highlight of the schools’ music
programs. “It’s an event filled with energy and excitement which reflects
the energy of Bro. Bob,” said Fr. Joe Lackner, who
attended this year’s concert. “The students processed into the concert in
dance with Bro. Bob dancing behind them with even more
enthusiasm.”
Bro. Bob says he really
enjoys his work: “The faculty and staff at the schools are exciting to
work with, and the parishioners are delightful and dedicated to their
parish, and very appreciative of the Marianist presence.”
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/dzubinski_students-fol-5-13.jpg) Bro. Bob with
students at St. Joseph’s School in
Cleveland |
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/dzubinski_students-2-fol-5-13.jpg) Bro. Bob, shown with some of his
music students, says that many of his students have been exposed to
gospel and other types of African-American music from their church
or family, so it serves as an excellent starting point for music
education and a bridge to other areas of music. Photos courtesy of
Aspirant Luis Gamboa
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FROM
THE SCHOOLS . . .
CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
Congratulations to 2006
graduate Josephus J. Van Lindert, who is the first
recipient of the “Hingst Family St. Mary’s University Scholarship.”
The scholarship fund was established as part of a $1 million gift to
Central Catholic from Ron and Kathleen
Hingst. |
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/linder_tarrillion-fol-5-13.jpg) Fr. Joe Tarrillion congratulates
Josephus on his
scholarship. |
ARCHIBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH
SCHOOL Congratulations to 2006
graduate Daniel Moreno, who received a national
Jefferson Award for community service in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Daniel organized more than 10 fundraisers at Riordan this year for
causes such as AIDS and Hurricane Katrina. |
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NORTH CATHOLIC
HIGH SCHOOL was awarded the “Gene Kelly Award
for Best Musical” for its spring production of “The Wiz.” The Gene
Kelly Awards honor excellence in high school theatre and are
sponsored by the Pittsburgh Civic Light Theatre and the University
of Pittsburgh. Bravo! |
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/wiz-fol-5-13.jpg) Cast and crew of “The Wiz”
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ST. MARY’S
UNIVERSITY recently announced it
will launch an accelerated master’s of business administration
program this fall. The new program will allow students to earn an
MBA in less than half the time of a traditional MBA program.
Read more. St. Mary’s also will offer an
evening law program beginning in fall 2007. Read more. |
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BIDDING FAREWELL TO HOLY ROSARY SCHOOL
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/trautman-fol-5-13.jpg) |
Sr. Gretchen Trautman, FMI,
principal of Holy Rosary School, releases balloons as a sign
of thankfulness for the school’s 57 years of serving students
in San Antonio. Holy Rosary School closed in May as a result
of low
enrollment. | |
MARIANIST LIFE SUMMER GATHERINGS
Brian
Reavey, national coordinator for Marianist LIFE, announces two
LIFE reunion gatherings July 21 to July 22 in Dayton and July 29 to July
30 in San Antonio. Find
out more. In addition, members of the Marianist Family also
are invited to attend these LIFE gatherings:
LIFE Pacific
Gathering— July 8, Vallombrosa Center, Menlo Park,
Calif., Read more.
LIFE Central
Gathering— July 15, Bergamo Center, Dayton, Ohio, Read more.
LIFE South Moderator
Social— July 23, San Antonio (location to be announced).
All professed brothers and sisters are invited to meet the moderators
and staff of LIFE South. E-mail Rudy Reyes Jr.,
regional coordinator, or call 574.282.8040.
LIFE South Visitor’s
Night— July 29, TECABOCA, Ingram, Texas. Find out more (including map) or to receive a
postcard reminder e-mail Rudy Reyes
Jr.
BIG,
BIG BIRTHDAY BASH: THREE 60s and a 50
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/oshaughnessy_group-fol-5-13.jpg) A big birthday bash was held June 20 at the
Lindell Blvd. community in St. Louis for four celebrants:
Fr. Jim Fitz (60 years old), Bro. Mike
O’Grady (60), Bro. Bob Resing (60)
and Bro. Jack Ventura (50). Enjoying the party,
Bros. Brian Zampier and Mel Meyer, Fr.
Neville O’Donohue (visiting from Dublin), and Fr.
Richard O’Shaughnessy |
OUT
AND ABOUT
Read the upcoming travel schedule of members of the
Provincial staff in St. Louis.
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Please note: The new 2006-2007 Personnel will be
distributed in mid-September.
Remember that personnel information on the
PORTAL is updated on a regular basis at www.marianist.com/portal |
ET
CETERA
Provincial
Stephen Glodek notes that from July 7 to Aug. 7, 2006, during the
time of the General Chapter and the 50th anniversary celebration of the
Conference of Major Superiors of Men, ordinary matters of Province
business and notification of deaths will be handled by Fr. Tim
Kenney and Bro. Richard Dix through the Province
offices in St. Louis. Fr. Fitz and Bro.
Stephen will have irregular e-mail and telephone contact during
the month that they are away from St. Louis. In the case of emergency or
any matters needing their attention, please contact Pat Stephens
or Sue McKamely at the Province offices. Thank
you.
NEWSLETTER
CENTRAL |
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MARIANIST SOCIAL JUSTICE
COLLABORATIVE. Read the July 2006 issue
of Justice Jottings.
MLLNA. Read the June/July 2006 issue of
MLNNA E-News
OOPS...
In our story about the
new formation community in Zambia in the June 20 issue of
FamilyOnline, we incorrectly identified Bro. Erick
Otiende as the District of Eastern Africa vocation director. Bro.
Erick is the vocation director for Zambia. Also Bro. Erick is not the
director of aspirancy in Lusaka, as that program has not begun.
JUST ONE
MORE...
![](2006_07_05_FamilyOnline_files/kenney_kids_fol-5-13.jpg) Fr. Tim Kenney, assistant for
education, visits with children from the Ragpickers Education &
Development Scheme (REDS) in Deepahalli, India. Fr. Tim was in India
preaching the temporary professed
retreat. |
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