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MERRY
CHRISTMAS FROM THE WEST PINE SANTA AND HIS ELVES!

Can you guess who Santa is? To find out, scroll to the bottom of
this issue. Kneeling, Joan Suda, Sue McKamely, Bro. Jack
Ventura, Myles McCabe, Santa, Pat Stephens, Donna Tucker, Kathy
Cooper, Diane Guerra; standing, Bro. Gene Meyerpeter,
Fr. Jim Fitz, Bros. Richard Dix, John Habjan and
Tom Payne, Linda Coplan, Bro. Bob Metzger, Bro. Charles Johnson,
Fr. Tim Kenney, Mary Perotti, Brian Reavey, Mary Ellen Garcia, Sr.
Mary Beth Hefti and Bro. Ken Straubinger.
Not present: Lisa Gooding, Fr. Joe Lackner, Bro. Joe Markel,
Ann Mueller, Bro. Mike O’Grady, Fr. Dave Paul, Patti Reeg,
Bro. Bob Resing and Dan Richter. |
BRO.
JUAN JOSÉ FIRST VOW CEREMONY IN QUERÉTARO, MEXICO
| |

At the Mass, Bro. Juan José
(center) with his brother Miguel and mother Rosa |
Juan José
Ochoa Salazar professed first vows at the Marianist community
in Querétaro, Mexico, on Dec. 8, 2006. Eucharist was celebrated
at the chapel Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe in Amanecer, Mexico,
followed by a dinner. Fr. Quentin Hakenewerth was the
presider and homilist for the Mass. Bro. Roberto Hanss received
the vows, and Fr. Joe Lackner presented the Rule of
Life book and the Marianist cross to Bro. Juan José. Bro.
José Nicolas Castilla Lopez was the commentator at the
Mass. Members of a young Marianist lay group sang in the choir and several
members of the Marianist lay community renewed their consecration to
Mary as part of the Mass.
Bro. Juan José,
originally from Colima, Mexico, is the son of Rosa María
Salazar and the late Miguel Ochoa. His father
died eight days prior to Bro. Juan José's profession. After spending
time with his family, Bro. Juan José will join the Puebla community.
Our congratulations and prayers to Bro. Juan José!

LEFT: A needlework momento created for Bro. Juan José
by the
Passionist sisters; RIGHT: Bro. Rogelio Bau, visiting
from Coatzacoalcos, and Pre-novice Rigoberto Martínez
Hernández |

The Querétaro community was photographed the day after the
profession ceremony. Shown, front row, Pre-novices José
Benjamín, Rigoberto Martínez Hernández and
Saúl Rodríguez Lavoignet; Bro. Régulo García
Hernández; Fr. Quentin Hakenewerth; Pre-novices
Leandro Marmolego Muñoz and Raúl
Rodríguez Barrientos; back row, Bro. Esteban
Reyes Durán; Pre-novices Mario Lenín
Espinoza and Giovanni Lázaro Moreno; Fr.
Pablo Neumann and Bro. Eduardo Longbottom |
BRO.
STEPHEN CONVOKES 11th PROVINCIAL CHAPTER
In
his Dec. 13 letter to the brothers, Provincial Stephen Glodek
convoked the 11th Session of the Provincial Chapter, to be held March
2 to March 6, 2007, at the Marianist Retreat and Conference Center in
Eureka, Mo. Propositions for the session are due to Bro. Stephen by
Jan. 31, 2007. Chapter topics will include a follow-up on the Province
visioning process, a review of the Provincial Council's report and work
on the Province Directory. A complete agenda for the Chapter
meeting will appear in an upcoming issue of FamilyOnline.
CONTACT GATHERING HELD
AT TECABOCA RETREAT CENTER

In
addition to contacts, the retreat brought together Marianist brothers,
sisters, aspirants, volunteers and Superior General Manuel
Cortés (standing, first row, third from right) |
Nine men and one woman
attended a Marianist Contact Retreat Dec. 8 to Dec. 10 at the TECABOCA
retreat center
in Ingram, Texas. A highlight
of the retreat was a visit by Superior General Manual Cortés who
celebrated Eucharist and gave a homily. The weekend included time
for questions, reflection and presentations on “Ministry
and Mission” by Bro. Ed Brink. Bro.
Sean Downing was the
retreat coordinator.

LEFT: Fr.
Manuel Cortés; RIGHT: Fr. Manuel with Bros.
Charles, Sean and Ed |
PROVINCE HONORS BRO.
OVERMAN WITH SPECIAL DONATION
The
Provincial Council has honored Bro. Ron Overman for
his years of service as director of the Marianist Mission with a special
donation in his name to Our Lady of Nazareth School in Nairobi, Kenya.
The money is designated for student scholarships. "We appreciate
the excellent stewardship Bro. Ron exercised as Mission director,"
said Fr. Jim Fitz, assistant provincial. "Many
of the good things we do in ministry as a Province are possible only
because of this part of our Province Development Office."
AN ADVENT CELEBRATION AT MERCY SIENA IN DAYTON

A good time was had by all at the party held at Mercy Siena Woods
on Dec. 3 celebrating the First Sunday of Advent. Top left: Fr.
Eldon Reichert, Fr. Gene Contadino and Bro. Nick
Rufo; top right: Frs. Tom Schroer and
Tom Stanley; middle, Bros. Don Winfree and
Bill Deanhofer; bottom left, Bros.
Tom Giardino and Stan Mathews; bottom
right: Bro. Gary Marcinowski, Fr. Pat Tonry, Bro. Joe Spehar,
Bro. Joe Meierdirks, Fr. Chris Conlon, Fr. Don Bracht and
Bro. Tom Redmond. Photos courtesy of Bro. John
Lemker, Judy Moehl and the Bordeaux Chronicle |
A CHRISTMAS MESSAGE
FROM THE MARIANIST WORLD COUNCIL
The World Council
of the Marianist Family has issued its annual Christmas
message to the Marianist Family. The Council notes the significant
events of the past year concerning Marianist Lay Communities,
the General Chapter
of the Society of Mary and the foundation of the Daughters of
Mary Immaculate in Ranchi, India. Read the message in English or
Spanish.
PROVINCE REFLECTION
GROUP MEETS IN CHARLOTTE

Nearly 25 brothers from throughout the Province gathered Nov. 14
to 16 in Charlotte, N.C., for a Province Reflection Group. Bros.
Frank O'Donnell and Bill Bolts from the
Chapter Structures Committee coordinated the discussions. Sr.
Connie Gilder, SSJ, served as the facilitator. Shown top,
Bro. Bill Farrell, Fr. Ted Ley and Bros.
Frank O'Donnell and Mike Murphy; bottom
left, Bros. Jim Vorndran, Charles Johnson, Tobias Ferrer,
Ray McQuade and Don Neff; bottom right,
Fr. Rich Kuhn, and Bros. Fred Stovall and
Bill Bolts. Photos courtesy of Bros. Jerry Sullivan
and Don Neff |
BE
A GUARDIAN ANGEL … PROMOTE
A MARIANIST ARTIST VOCATION
| The
Province vocation office announces a retreat for those involved
in the visual arts. The retreat is scheduled for Feb. 16 to Feb.
18, 2007, at the Marianist Retreat & Conference Center in
Eureka, Mo. Invited to attend are Marianist artists, practicing
artists, committed high school or college art students, art teachers
in our high schools and colleges, and those interested in promoting
the Marianist artist vocation. To register or for more information,
e-mail Bro. Charles Johnson or call 314.533.1207. |

Image by Bro. Brian Zampier |
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION
AT THE MARIANIST RESIDENCE IN TEXAS

At
the Marianist Residence annual Christmas party in San Antonio,
Clockwise from top, Bros. Leo Rothermich, John Totten,
Jim McCaffrey, Dan Sharpe and Bernard Zalewski; Superior
General Manuel Cortés with Aspirants
Ray Dominguez, Brandon Alana and Ken Barrett;
Bros. Mike Sullivan and Al Gillis; Bro.
Joe Grieshaber and Sr. Stephanie Morales; and Bro.
Harold Lootens providing the music. The party was
hosted by the St. Mary's University Alumni Association. Photos
by Bro. Dennis Bautista |
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE
REPOSE OF THE SOUL OF . . .
 |
 |
Fr. Vincent
Plassenthal (Mercy Siena, Dayton), 91, who died Dec. 12, 2006.
May he rest in peace. Fr. Vincent served as a teacher of religion, Latin
and English at schools in Dayton, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh,
Covington, Ky., Mineola, N.Y., and Puerto Rico. He spent over 50 years
in Puerto Rico as a teacher, chaplain, principal, pastor and assistant
pastor. He was referred to by many as the "Pope of Puerto Rico."
A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Dec. 16 at Immaculate Conception
Chapel at the University of Dayton. Fr. Joe Lackner
was the presider and Fr. Pat Tonry was the homilist.
A Mass also was celebrated on Dec. 18 at Colegio San José, Rio
Piedras, Puerto Rico. The presider was Fr. Donald Wallace.
A third Mass for Fr. Vincent is being celebrated today at 7:30 p.m.
at Nuestra Sra. de la Divina Providencia in Orocovis, Puerto Rico. The
presider is the Bishop of Ponce, Mons. Félix Lazaro.
Burial is Dec. 20 at the Marianist plot in Puerto Rico Memorial Cemetery.
Read
Fr. Vincent’s obituary.
Bro.
Marcel Schmitt (Province of France), 84, who died Dec. 2, 2006, in
Marignane, France.
May he rest in peace. Read Bro. Marcel’s
obituary.
Please pray also for
Joseph Donlevie, Gardner Finn, George Leano, Monica Neary, Elizabeth
Neterval, Mary Beth Scheible and Marie Anne Urrizola.
Read
more.
BRIDGE IN FOREST PARK,
ST. LOUIS
Photo
courtesy of Bro. Bob Resing, S.M. Bro. Bob's
images are available for sale as note cards or prints. To
order, visit www.resingart.com |
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE
HEALING OF . . .
Bro.
Art Cherrier (Maryland Avenue, St. Louis), who is having hip replacement
surgery on Dec. 21.
Fr.
Matthew Kohmescher (Sawmill Road, Dayton), who has temporarily moved
to Mercy Siena, Dayton, to undergo treatment for two brain tumors.
Bro.
Robert Massa (Marianist Residence, San Antonio), who continues to
be treated for brain tumors.
Please
pray also for Dorothy Bau, Attilio Bonutti, Mark Carroll,
Yasmina Costa Ibáñez,
Mary Ann Renaud, Daisy Rhoades and Magdalena
Revoredo Sifuentes. Read
more.
WHO WE ARE, WHERE WE
LIVE
ALUMNI
HALL COMMUNITY - CONSTANT PRESENCE ON CAMPUS

The
Marianists of Alumni Hall: front, Fr. Joe Tedesco,
Bro. Paul Quinn, Fr. John Putka (director), Fr.
Jim Fitz (visiting from St. Louis), Bro.
Max Beyer and Fr. Joe Kozar; middle, Bros.
Dariusz Purgal (Province of France), Louie
Fournier and Bill Callahan, Fr. Tom Thompson,
Bro. John Blank and Fr. Jim McKay;
back, Bro. Bill Fackovec, Bro. Dave Schmitz, Fr.
Paul Vieson, Fr. Bob Hughes, Bro. Don Fahrig and Bro.
Charles Gausling; INSET: Fr. Johann Roten;
photo courtesy of Bro. Charles Gausling |
The
University of Dayton broke ground on Alumni Hall in Dayton in 1922.
In 1954 the facility was made available to the Marianists, and
they moved
there "en masse." Previously the brothers were scattered
in various locations on campus (including the attic of Chaminade
Hall). Current members of the community are involved in teaching,
administration,
Province services and parish and retreat ministries. The Marianist
community
residence is located on the third and fourth floors and ground floor
south, where there also is a chapel. The first and second floors
and ground floor north house UD academic offices and classrooms.

Alumni
Hall on the campus of the University of Dayton |
SAVE
THE DATE FOR MID-LIFE 2007
Brian
Reavey, national coordinator for Marianist LIFE, announces
that the annual Mid-LIFE event will be held Feb. 22 to Feb. 25, 2007,
at the Mercy Center in Burlingame, Calif. The keynote speaker will be
scholar, teacher and film producer Fr. Daniel G. Groody.
Marianist LIFE moderator Marlena Johnston from Archbishop
Riordan High School also will speak. Registration is due Feb. 17. Find
out more.
OLP IN ST. LOUIS HELPS
SUPPORT MARIANIST SCHOOL IN INDIA
When Fr. Jim
Tobin (Our Lady of the Pillar, St. Louis) speaks, people
not only listen, they have a festival. Fr. Jim spoke to each
classroom at Our Lady of the Pillar grade school in St. Louis about
the Marianist
presence in India. The school community was so inspired, they held
a festival Oct. 27 and raised over $11,000 to benefit Morning
Star School
in Nepal, India, a Marianist-sponsored school. OLP is a longtime
supporter of Morning Star School and participates in service projects
year-round.

LEFT: Fr. Jim chats with an OLP mom at the festival;
RIGHT: Students create a giant greeting card for the students at
Morning Star School |
MELENDREZ
GETS "RAPPED
UP" IN HIS MINISTRY
Contact Joe
Melendrez, co-director of Marianist involvement for
the University of Dayton's student government association,
wrote and performed a rap song that won his local Chipotle
restaurant's essay contest. His prize is three burritos every
day for a year, plus four burrito parties. Joe is using his
prize to spread the Catholic, Marianist mission of service.
He's inviting fellow students to share a burrito and talk about
Jesus.
Read
more. |
 |
MSJC’S
ANTI-RACISM TEAM PLANS WORKSHOP-RETREAT

A working group of the MSJC Anti-Racism Team met Dec. 13-14 in Aston,
Penn., to plan a workshop-retreat for the Marianist Family to raise
awareness and inspire change to work against racism. Workshop participants
will have an immersion into the reality of racism and be called
to take action steps back to their communities. Shown, Jean
Gorczyca, Fr. Paul Marshall, Ted Gorczyca, Fr. Ted Cassidy, Rudy
Reyes, Jr. and Jim Vogt |
DOCUMENTARY
EXPLORES MARY ART THROUGH THE AGES
| The
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops' Communication Campaign
and New
York Public Television have produced a one-hour documentary exploring
how images of the Virgin Mary reflect traditions, devotions and
cultures. The program leads viewers on a pictorial journey through
history from the earliest Christian times to the present day. Find
out more. |
 |
SANTA
VISITS CHAMINADE UNIVERSITY

Santa (Fr. Ken Templin) with two of his favorite
helpers, Dr. Eiko Tyler and Bro. Jim Facette,
at Chaminade's annual Christmas lunch on Dec. 8. Eiko assists Bro.
Jim with the student environmental club. |
IT'S TIME TO CELEBRATE
THE HOLIDAY SEASON

The Curé of Ars community in St. Louis cordially
invites all Marianists in the metro area for Eucharist, social and dinner
on Dec. 27. Mass is at 4:30 p.m. in the Vianney chapel. Social and dinner
is in the Vianney cafeteria. Please RSVP by Dec. 22 to Bro.
Gene Meyerpeter by e-mail
or phone 314.965.0727.
Marianists
in San Antonio will gather to celebrate Christmas
Dec. 28 at the Marianist
Residence.
Eucharist is at 4 p.m., followed
by social
and dinner. RSVP through your community director to Bro.
Les Kaehler.
WHO'S DOING WHAT.
. .
 |
Bro.
Ed Loch (Central Catholic, San Antonio), archivist
for the San Antonio Archdiocese, who was chosen to be on the
archival recovery team for church documents and artifacts damaged
by Hurricane Katrina, is featured in a Dec. 8 cover story about
the project in Today's Catholic. Read
the story. |
Frs.
Don Cahill, Chris Conlon, Gene Contadino, and Tom
Schroer were featured in an article in the Dec. 8
issue of The Catholic Telegraph about the new pastoral
task force at Queen of Apostles parish in Dayton. Read
the article. |

Fr.
Gene Contadino celebrating Mass at Queen of Apostles.
Story courtesy of The Catholic Telegraph.
Photo by Don Potter |
 |
Fr. Tom
Thompson (Alumni Hall, Dayton), editor of the Marian Library
Newsletter at the University of Dayton, is quoted in a Dec. 8 story
by the Catholic News Service titled "Mary Mother of
Jesus: Not Just For Catholics Anymore." Read
the article. |
Bro.
Mel Meyer (Curé of Ars, St. Louis) was featured
in the Dec. 1 issue of the St. Louis Review displaying
a stainless steel sculpture he made and donated to a local
retirement community. Bro. Mel has been honored as
an "Ageless
Remarkable St. Louisan." |
 |
Bro.
Herb Janson (Marianist Residence, San Antonio)
contributed material to a booklet being published by the
city of Dieuze, France, in honor of its native Charles
Hermite, a famous mathematician. Bro. Herb did
research from 1995 to 1997 on Bro. Charles Biehler and
Hermite, who was a friend and mentor to Bro. Charles. |
 |
Fr.
Norbert Burns (Indiana
Ave., Dayton) is profiled in a "UD Story" on the
University of Dayton Web site. Fr. Norbert, a professional
marriage counselor, has been teaching a Christian Marriage
course at UD since 1963. He's taught the course to more than
27,000
students and has never missed a day of class. Read
the story. |
 |
Fr. Rich
Wosman invites brothers in San Antonio to meet with Fr.
Oscar Vasquez to discuss Province Chapter materials. Choose
from one of two meetings: Feb. 17 at 9:15 a.m.
(Woodlawn Community) or Feb. 18 at 10:45 a.m. (Marianist
Residence). RSVP to Fr.
Rich for Feb. 17 or Bro.
Lester Kaehler for Feb. 18. The Provincial Chapter
meets March 2-6, 2007. |
 |
 |
Fr.
John Klobuka,
pastor of St. Mark's parish in Denton, Texas, celebrated Eucharist
and dinner with the Denton/Fort Worth Family of Mary at their
Christmas party Dec. 1. |
Admiral Zlatoper with Chaminade President
Sue Wesselkamper |
Admiral
R. J. "Zap" Zlatoper, USN (Ret.) was appointed
chair of the Chaminade University of Honolulu Board of Regents
on Dec. 5. In addition to a distinguished business and naval
career, Admiral Zlatoper is a 1959 graduate of St. Joseph High
School in Cleveland (now Villa Angela - St. Joseph) and was
entered into the school's Hall of Fame in 1989. |
BRO. JACK SOMERVILLE
LEADS DAY OF REFLECTION IN LUSAKA

Bro.
Jack Somerville (second from right) with the Marianist
Lay Community of Lusaka, Zambia. The group gathered for
a day of reflection at the Poor Clare Sisters' monastery
outside of Lusaka. Bro. Jack gave two presentations:"The
Preparation Virtues of the System of Virtues" and "Inside
the Conviction of Blessed Jakob Gapp." |
PURCELL
MARIAN HOSTS UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON ALUMNI

At the party, Dr. Albert Muldrow, Bro. Tobias Ferrer, Bro.
Bob Wiethorn, Mrs. Claus, Bro. Bob Politi, Bro. Dan Stupka and
Novice Bob Jones |
Purcell Marian High
School in Cincinnati hosted a "Christmas Off Campus" gathering
for University of Dayton alumni from the Cincinnati Chapter on Dec.
7. Several brothers from the DeSales Crossings community and guest Fr.
Gene Contadino (Chambers Street, Dayton) also attended. The
Cincinnati Chapter raised money to assist 12 needy families in the area.
A highlight of the evening was the arrival of Santa Claus by helicopter.

Marianist brothers gather with Santa and alumni from the University
of Dayton, Cincinnati Chapter |
|
FROM
THE SCHOOLS . . .
| UNIVERSITY
OF DAYTON. The
University of Dayton is ranked as one of the top schools
among NCAA Division I institutions and the best in
the Atlantic 10 conference at graduating student-athletes,
according to the "2006 NCAA Graduation Success
Rate" report. Read
more. |
 |

Central
Catholic President Fr. Joseph Tarrillion with
scholarship recipient Alonso Ortega and
donor Paul Reyes |
CENTRAL
CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL hosted
a reception Dec. 6 enabling scholarship donors to meet
the students who benefited from their generosity. Approximately
40 percent of Central Catholic students depend on alumni
and other donors for tuition assistance. |
CENTRAL
CATHOLIC PRESENTS UNPRECEDENTED PLAY.
Central
Catholic High School along with Providence High School received
special permission by playwright Tim Robbins
and author Sr. Helen Prejean to stage the play
"Dead Man Walking" Dec. 1 to Dec. 3 in the Providence
auditorium. The play focuses on the death penalty and its implications
for society and the Church. According to Central Principal Deacon
Pat Cunningham, this was the first time the play was
ever presented by a high school.

Scenes
from Central Catholic and Providence High School's performance
of "Dead Man Walking" |
|
TECABOCA HOSTS FIRST
FAMILY ADVENT RETREAT

In early December, Tecaboca: A Marianist Center
for Spiritual Renewal in Ingram, Texas, hosted its first Family
Advent Retreat -"God's Promises: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow."
About 20 people attended the retreat, which was directed by Bro.
Tom Heinle. Fr. Bernie Lee was speaker and celebrant. The
retreat was developed by the staff of the Marianist Family Retreat
Center in Cape May Point, N.J. Team members, back, Mary
Ann Link, Tecaboca Executive Director Denis Link,
Pati Krasensky and Bro. Tom Heinle; front,
Carol Weiss and Tiffany Rogers; inset,
Fr. Bernie Lee. |
GOOD
TO KNOW
OUT
AND ABOUT. Read
the upcoming travel
schedule of members of the Provincial staff in St.
Louis.
PERSONNEL
CHANGES. Read
the changes. Remember that personnel information
on the PORTAL
is updated on a regular basis.
INTERNATIONAL
PERSONNEL. Copies
of the 2006-2007 International Personnel have been sent to each
community. If you require additional copies, please contact
Pat Stephens.
HOLIDAY
SCHEDULE. Please
note that the Provincial Offices will be closed on Dec. 25, Dec.
26 and Jan. 1. Have a safe and blessed holiday season!
|
SHARING
THE JOY OF CHRISTMAS

Bro.
Frank Deibel, the “dean” of the Marianist Province of the
United States at the age of 98, is all ears to Carter Evans,
the grandson of Judy Moehl, medical coordinator
at Mercy Siena. The occasion was a recent Family of Mary gathering
at Mercy Siena. Photo courtesy of Kim Evans, Carter’s
mom. |
| NEWSLETTER
CENTRAL |
 |
CUPERTINO. Read Fr. Steve Tutas' December 2006 Cupertino
newsletter.
CAPE
MAY. Read the December 2006 issue of Beacon.com, the newsletter of
the Marianist
Family Retreat Center in Cape May
Point, N.J.
NACMS PRESENTS MARIANIST MATERIALS IN MAUI

Ray McCracken (second from left), of the North American
Center for Marianist Studies, recently discussed NACMS materials
for lay communities and online Marianist courses with Marianists
and the staff of St. Anthony’s Parish in Maui, Hawaii, including
Nona Iwata, Holly Fernandez, Sr. Eva Mesina, CSJ, Bro. Jim
Vorndran, Tehani Shimabuku and Fr. Ray Malley.
Photo by Joanne McCracken |
THE CLASSIFIEDS
PRINCIPAL. St. Anthony Junior/Senior High School, a co-educational, Diocesan/Marianist
co-sponsored school in Wailuku, Maui, is seeking
a principal who is a practicing Catholic with dynamic instructional,
development and leadership skills. A master's degree or administrative
credential in education/administration or equivalent desirable.
Please send resume and three references no later than Feb. 15,
2007, to: Jeremy
Kozuki, Search Committee Chair, St. Anthony Junior/Senior High
School, 1618 Main St., Wailuku, Hawaii 96793
A THOUGHT

Calligraphy and design by Anne Kertz Kernion
© 1998 Cards
by Anne
P.O. Box 99 • Wexford, PA 15090
www.cardsbyanne.com |
JUST ONE MORE...
MYSTERY
SANTA REVEALED

It's Bro.
Stephen Glodek! Ho, Ho, Ho! |
PROVINCE
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