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Volume 9, Number 5
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
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PROVINCIAL CHAPTER RATIFIES “VISION 2020” DOCUMENT

At the Chapter meeting, clockwise from top, Frs. Jack McGrath and Martin Solma (provincial-designate) and Bro. Joe Kamis (assistant provincial-designate); Frs. Bill Meyer and Pragasam Thathappa (district superior of India); Bro. Ed Longbottom (district superior of Mexico), Fr. Pablo Rambaud (foundation coordinator of the Philippines), Bros. Dennis Schmitz and José María Alvira; and Bro. Les Kaehler, Fr. Roland Bunda and Bro. Mike O’Grady

During the 17th session of the Provincial Chapter of the Province of the United States, Chapter members ratified Vision 2020 - Our Apostolic Mission, a document which describes the direction of the Province of the United States for the next 10 years. Vision 2020 is the result of two years of strategic planning. With the ratification by the Chapter, the new Provincial Council will begin to execute the plan July 1, 2010.

The Chapter meeting was held March 4 - 8 at the Marianist Retreat and Conference Center in Eureka, Mo. Documents for the Chapter are on the PORTAL for review by Province members.

Provincial Stephen Glodek said, “Fr. Chaminade wrote that ‘…a new fulcrum must be found for the lever that moves the modern world.’ That fulcrum was and is the power of community to create and transform the world. Our strategic planning is calling us to what Chaminade described as ‘vaster and more improved methods.’ We must move ahead with the imagination and apostolic courage with which Blessed Chaminade has endowed us.”

Tony Fitzgerald, who facilitated the entire planning process, said that Chapter members were very engaged in discussing Vision 2020, which represents the input of brothers across the Province. “Vision 2020 is very responsive to the signs of the times and addresses the needs of the local community, the Church and society.”

TWO MARIANIST BROTHERS ORDAINED TO DIACONATE

At the ceremony, Fr. Lorenzo Amigo (seminary rector), Fr. André Fétis, Bro. Bhaskar Galleli (front, left), Archbishop Ladaria, Bro. Rajesh Kandulna and Fr. Manuel Cortés (general superior). Photos courtesy of Bro. Xavier Raj

Bros. Bhaskar Galleli and Rajesh Kandulna were ordained to the diaconate of the Society of Mary during Eucharist Jan. 16 at the church of Santo Nome di Maria in Rome. They were ordained by His Excellency Archbishop Luis Francisco Ladaria, SJ, secretary of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. Many members of the Marianist Family from the District of India attended the celebration and reception that followed at Via Latina. Read more about Bros. Bhaskar and Rajesh.

LEFT: Deacons Rajesh Kandulna and Bhaskar Galleli with (back) Bros. Joseph Barla, Nittamaria Varaprasad, Xavier Raj and (front) Bros. Birendra Kullu; RIGHT: Bhaskar and Rajesh with Archbishop Ladaria

MARIANIST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ATTEND VOCATION RETREAT

At the retreat, front, Bro. Brandon Alana, Bro. Jim Maus, Fr. Don Cahill, Fr. Brad Modde (St. Mary's chaplain); back, Novice José Matos, Greg Laury (St. Mary's), Novice Joe Janosik; Mark Mullen (CCP), Mitch Wise (St. John Vianney), Shane Panchot (St. John Vianney), Fr. Ralph Siefert, Chris Giarraffa (St. Mary's); not shown, Aspirant Brandon Paluch and Wes McDonald (CCP). Photos courtesy of Bro. Brandon Alana

At the request of the three St. Louis Marianist high schools (Chaminade College Prep, St. John Vianney and St. Mary’s) and with support from Bro. Charles Johnson, national vocation director, Bro. Brandon Alana, Aspirant Brandon Paluch and Novices Joe Janosik and José Matos coordinated and facilitated a high school vocation retreat Feb. 25 - 26 at Il Ritiro retreat center in Dittmer, Mo. Two students from each school participated. The retreat included sessions on discernment, religious life and the Marianist Family and an opportunity for students to walk and talk one-on-one with a religious.

Clockwise from top, at CCP Fr. Ralph Siefert, Brandon Paluch, Bro. Jim Eppy, Joe Janosik, José Matos, Bro. Brandon Alana and Fr. Oscar Vasquez; at St. John Vianney, students Sam Smith and Joe James give the Marianists a tour; at St. Mary’s, the Marianists with Joe Miller (red jacket), theology teacher and assistant campus minister, who helped organize the retreat; and Bro. Brandon presents at the retreat

SAN ANTONIO HOSTS VOCATION DISCERNMENT RETREAT

At dinner in downtown San Antonio, clockwise around the table, Bros. Bob Jones and Fred Stovall, Fr. Kip Stander, Alejo Perez, Aspirant Andrew Caruso, Sr. Gretchen Trautman, Mario Angel Quispe, Bro. Jim Wisecaver and Sr. Evangeline Escobar. Photos courtesy of Bro. Jim Wisecaver

Sr. Gretchen Trautman and the San Antonio Vocation Office hosted a vocation discernment retreat Feb. 19 - 20 at St. Mary’s University. Three candidates were in attendance: Contact Alejo Perez (from California) and Inquirers Mario Angel Quispe and Betty Torres (both students at St. Mary’s). The weekend included talks from Sr. Evangeline Escobar and Bros. Jim Jaeckle, Jim Wisecaver, Fred Stovall and Bob Jones, Emmaus walks around Woodlawn Lake, tours of various local communities (including Central Catholic High School and the Marianist Residence ) and dinner downtown. Fr. Kip Stander, Bro. Ralph Neumann and Aspirants Andrew Caruso and Norman Capinpin also assisted throughout the weekend. The participants commented that the weekend was a good blend of prayer, fellowship and information about the Marianists.

Clockwise from top, Sr. Gretchen Trautman (right) walks with Betty Torres; Aspirant Andrew Caruso assists with the liturgies; Alejo Perez (left) with Fr. Kip Stander, and Mario Angel Quispe

STUDENTS EXPERIENCE COMMUNITY LIFE AT TRINITY AVE.

Enjoying a game of dominoes, clockwise around the table, Bro. Tim Mazundah (blue sweatshirt), Andrew Gerbetz (student), Fr. François Rossier, David Weickert (student), Fr. Chris Wittmann and Bros. Erik Otiende, Abraham Méwézino and Bob Hughes. Photos courtesy of Bro. Tom Giardino

Three University of Dayton students participated in a “live-in” experience with the Trinity Ave. Marianist community in Dayton Feb. 19 - 25. In addition to sharing prayer, meals and chores, the students and brothers discussed Mary, the Marianist mission and ministries and religious life.

LEFT: Andrew Gerbetz and Bro. Bob Hughes help themselves to the traditional cornbread breakfast served at many Marianist communities; RIGHT: in the Trinity Ave. chapel, front, Bro. Tom Giardino; kneeling, Andrew, Bro. Abraham, Christopher Denzinger and Bro. Erik; back, Bro. Tim, Fr. Chris, Bro. Bob, Fr. Dave Fleming, David Weickert, and Fr. François

TASK FORCE ASSISTS GOVERNOR’S ISLAND IN PLANNING

The Governor’s Island task force, clockwise around the table, Tom O’Connor, Bro. Jack Somerville, Dick Ferguson, Bro. Don Smith, Bro. Mike O’Grady, Joan McGuinness Wagner, A.J. Wagner, Karen Brossart, Sr. Mary Louise Foley and George B. Tuttle. Not shown: Bros. Sean Downing, Dan Klco and Paul Bredestege and Dick Flack. Photo by Bro. Paul

A newly formed task force created to help the Governor’s Island retreat house community in Huntsville, Ohio, review its mission with relation to the Province’s Vision 2020 document met Feb. 28 at Mount Saint John in Dayton. The group will submit a report to the Provincial Administration in June. The retreat center is frequently booked by groups within the Marianist Family for prayer, meetings and retreats.

GENERAL ADMINISTRATION VISITS DAYTON

Mount Saint John

On Feb. 25, the General Administration shared lunch with the Mount Saint John campus council in Dayton. LEFT: Superior General Fr. Manuel Cortés with Carol Ramey (director of NACMS) and Bro. Joe Barrish; RIGHT: At lunch, Bros. Joe Barrish and Don Smith. Courtesy of Bro. Don

Marianist Mission

Suzy White, purchasing manager, reviews printing quotes with Fr. André Fétis (general assistant for religious life), Fr. Manuel Cortés (superior general), Bro. José María Alvira (general assistant for education) and Bro. Ed Violett (general assistant for temporalities). Courtesy of Linda Hayes

On March 1, the General Administration visited the Marianist Mission. As they toured the building, each department supervisor gave a brief overview. After the tour, the GA gathered with the Mission staff for lunch.

LEFT: Barry Nelson (far right) gives the GA an overview of the mail room operations; RIGHT: Bro. Joe Markel (acting director of the Marianist Mission, second from right) with the GA

University of Dayton

On Feb. 27, the GA attended the University of Dayton Flyers basketball game against Massachusetts as guests of UD President Dan Curran and Provost Joe Saliba. The Flyers won big 96-68. Shown are Fr. Manuel Cortés, Bro. Ed Violett, Fr. André Fétis, Dr. Deb Bickford (associate provost), Dan Curran, Kathy Webb (dean of university libraries), Bro. José María Alvira, Joe Saliba and Bro. Tom Giardino. Photos courtesy of Bro. Tom Giardino

LEFT: Fr. André with a view from the UD suite; RIGHT: cheering on the Flyers in the stands

TEMPORARY PROFESSED IN EASTERN AFRICA GATHER FOR RETREAT

Temporary professed brothers in active ministry from Malawi and Zambia gathered Feb. 26 - 28 for a weekend of sharing on their vocation, community life and ministry experiences. Shown are Bros. John-Paul Kirimi (business manager at MIRACLE Technical College in Karonga, Malawi), Dingiswayo Soko (vocation director for Zambia), Daniel Odero (teacher of English and religious studies at Matero Boys' Secondary School in Zambia) and Bernard Ombima (Beams), program coordinator and director of the Marianist community in Karonga. Courtesy of Bernard Lugutu

FROM THE GENERAL ADMINISTRATION

VIA LATINA. Read the March 2010 issue of Via Latina.

VOC SM. Read the March 2010 issue of VOC SM, a vocation newsletter by Fr. André Fétis, general assistant for religious life.

CHAMINADE DAY WITH THE MARIANISTS IN CLEVELAND

Fr. Jim Schimelpfening, who was visiting from Dayton, was the principal celebrant and homilist for the Chaminade Day celebration in Cleveland. Shown are Fr. Victor Müller (visiting from Peru), Bros. Joe Scheible and George Kemmett, Fr. Jim Schimelpfening, Fr. George Abmayr, Bros. Dave Murphy, Bob Dzubinski and Will Halloway, Fr. Bill Behringer and Bros. Jack Dempsey and Paul Hoffman. Photos courtesy of Bro. Dave Murphy

LEFT: Common Bond members Joe Clark, Jack Veasey, Chris McGrath and Tom Corrigan; RIGHT:
Marianist Affiliates Rita Finn, Jim Finn and Antoinette Graupe (all from Pittsburgh), Steve Wallace and Bill Raddell, who teach at Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School in Cleveland

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE REPOSE OF THE SOUL OF . . .

Bro. Alfonso Crivelli (Province of Italy), 96, who died March 7, 2010, in Verbania Pallanza, Italy. May he rest in peace. Bro. Alfonso’s obituary will appear in the next issue of FamilyOnline.

Please pray also for Joel Crawford, Yves-Michel de la Rayna, Jeanie Del Ciello, Millie Dumas, John Gray and Betty Zabel. Read more.

BLUE HERON, CALIFORNIA

Photo courtesy of Bro. Jim Wisecaver

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE HEALING OF . . .

Fr. Mike Barber (Marianist Residence, San Antonio)

Sr. Audrey Buttner (Marianist Sisters, Dayton)

the people of Haiti and Chile as they continue to deal with the devastating effects from the earthquakes.

Please pray also for Mary Brink and Larry Lisbeth. Read more.

SPOTLIGHT ON 2010 JUBILARIANS

FamilyOnline honors Marianists celebrating a milestone anniversary this year. Each issue will profile jubilarians and pay tribute to their dedication to the Marianist mission.

Bro. Jim Brown, 50 years professed

“The most rewarding and holy experience for me these past 50 years has been and continues to be living with wonderful and gracious Marianist Brothers. Words cannot express the gratitude that is my heart for these 50 past years.” Read more from Bro. Jim.

Fr. Bill Behringer, 50 years ordained

“I entered with a certain attraction to the Society of Mary and have grown to have a deep love for the Society. I believe in the vision of Fr. Chaminade, and I am convinced that the Marianist charism is a great gift to the Church.” Read more from Fr. Bill.

Bro. Ed Brink, 25 years professed

“If there is one ‘surprise’ for me from the last 25 years, it has to do with how the image of Mary as the first disciple has captured my attention. Her part in God’s plan of salvation is much more complicated that what I am asked to do. But I do receive inspiration from her life. I’m not going to give birth to Jesus, but I am called to make him present in this world.” Read more from Bro. Ed.

Bro. Phil Aaron, 60 years professed

“My Marianist life has provided a variety of settings that have put me in touch with a broad spectrum of educational experiences. I have personally had great opportunities to have both classroom and experiential opportunities that enabled me to work and travel in culturally rich and diverse circumstances.” Read more from Bro. Phil.

MARIANIST LIFE CELEBRATES 4OTH ANNIVERSARY

Marianist Family members at a LIFE gathering in 2009

Marianist LIFE (Living in Faith Experience) will celebrate its 40th anniversary with Marianist Family gatherings beginning in July. All members of the Marianist Family are invited to attend the events planned for the 2010-2011 calendar year. Please save the following dates:

Dayton: Saturday, July 17, 7 p.m., at Bergamo Center for Lifelong Learning

Honolulu: Friday, July 23, 7 p.m, at Chaminade University during MLNNA's Continental Assembly

Texas: Saturday, July 24, 6:30 p.m., at Tecaboca (Mountain Home, Texas) during the Marianist LIFE South summer program

Anniversary celebrations in Miami and St. Louis will take place in conjunction with Lay Marianist Foundation Day gatherings (Winter 2011), dates to be announced. More information will follow, including instructions for RSVPs. Contact Brian Reavey, national coordinator of Marianist LIFE, with any questions.

CASA MARIA COMMUNITY HOSTS MARIANIST LIFE EVENT

LEFT: Sr. Nicole Trahan with Christopher Cantu, admissions counselor at St. Mary's University; RIGHT: Jessica Martinez, biology teacher at Central Catholic High School, with Aspirant Norman Capinpin. Courtesy of Bro. Dennis Bautista

On Feb. 27, the coordinating committee of Marianist LIFE South hosted a Marianist Family gathering at the Casa Maria community in San Antonio. Guests included a diverse assortment of Marianist affiliation—laity, sisters, brothers and priests as well as students, alumni, faculty and staff from Marianist universities and high schools. View a video from the gathering.

WHO'S DOING WHAT. . .

Paulist Press has released a revised edition of Fr. George Montague’s book, “Companion God: A Cross-cultural Commentary on the Gospel of Matthew.” Fr. George wrote the first edition during a sabbatical he took upon returning from Nepal in 1988. In addition, the latest issue of Blackfriars (Oxford) has a laudatory review of Fr. George’s “First and Second Timothy and Titus” in the new Catholic Commentary on Sacred Scripture series. He also has submitted his manuscript for “First Corinthians” in the same series.

Bro. Brian Zampier (Marybrook, St. Louis) is conducting a “Sketchbook/Journal Day” from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on May 8 at the Marianist Retreat and Conference Center in Eureka, Mo. The cost is $40. For more information or to register call Sabrina at 636.938.5390 or email. In addition, read an article about Bro. Brian’s exhibit at the David Strawn Art Gallery in Jacksonville, Ill.

A peek at one of Bro. Brian Zampier’s sketchbooks

Since returning from Vancouver, Bro. Bill Bolts (Cupertino) has been involved in adult faith formation in the Diocese of San Jose in California. He serves on the diocesan Adult Faith and Spirituality Focus Group. Bro. Bill gave reflections at Sunday Masses and presented a three-day Lenten Mission at a parish. At the Serra Club he spoke on “American Saints and Servants of God.” Bishop Patrick McGrath recently appointed Bro. Bill to the diocesan Council for Lay Ecclesial Ministers. He also serves on the search committee for a new president for his alma mater, Archbishop Riordan High School. (Note from Bro. Bill: To contact Archbishop Roussin, who is retired from the Archdiocese of Vancouver, BC, e-mail Bro. Bill.)

Bro. Will Halloway, a 1965 graduate of St. Joseph High School, and Bro. Paul Hoffman represented Marianist religious life at the Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School career fair on March 4. Fr. Joe Bacevice, a 1968 grad of St. Joseph, represented the diocesan priesthood and Sr. Letitia, a 1960 grad of Villa Angela Academy, represented the Ursuline Sisters.

Bro. Will Halloway (left) and Bro. Paul Hoffman. Courtesy of Bro. Jack Dempsey

Fr. John Thompson (San Francisco) led a three-night parish mission March 1 - 3 at St. Peter Church in Pacifica, Calif. Luke’s Gospel, where Jesus invites Peter to go out into the deep and cast his net, was used to invite parishioners to move from the shoreline, to the shallow water and finally to the deep in the context of faith, self and community. Preaching occurred within the context of communal prayer, including Stations of the Cross, evening prayer and Eucharist. More than 600 people attended the retreat.

MARIANISTS VISIT LIFE TEAM AT CINCINNATI HIGH SCHOOLS

At the LIFE meeting, José Matos, Jordan Calhoun, Eileen Klug, Michelle Brandstetter, Mike Collins, Chelsi Creech and Fr. Nicky D’Cruz. Courtesy of Gail Motz

On Feb. 11, the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes, Fr. Nicky D'Cruz (District of India), who is studying at the University of Dayton, and Novice José Matos met with LIFE students from Archbishop Moeller and Mount Notre Dame High Schools in Cincinnati. The meeting included a celebration of the Marianist Family Table, a talk about the Marianists given by José and Fr. Nicky and prayers for peace and those who are suffering. The LIFE team moderators are Clayton Graham, Cheri Lehrter and Gail Motz.

MEEC CHALLENGES MARIANISTS TO TRY LENTEN ENERGY FAST

The Marianist Environmental Education Center invites all Marianists to reflect on the integrity of creation while taking steps to lower their impact on the Earth’s resources by reviewing the MEEC 2010 Lenten Energy Fast. The reflection guide emphasizes themes from the 2010 World Day of Peace message and includes “40 Ways in 40 Days: Conserving Energy During Lent and Throughout the Year.” Sr. Leanne Jablonski, Novice Joe Janosik and Tara Poling contributed to this guide.

FROM THE SCHOOLS . . .

MARIANIST UNIVERSITIES NAMED TO OBAMA’S SERVICE HONOR ROLL. The University of Dayton and St. Mary’s University in San Antonio have been named to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, the highest federal recognition a college or university can receive for its commitment to volunteering, service-learning and civic engagement. Read more from UD and St. Mary’s.

PURCELL MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL celebrated Founder’s Day Feb. 4 with Mass at St. Francis de Sales church. Bro. Ray Dominguez directed the choir and Bro. Bob Politi was honored on the occasion of his 50th anniversary (46 years at Purcell) as a Marianist brother.

PM students perform at the Founder’s Day Mass

Receiving their medals, SLS students Michael Fanning, Eric Alguba and Dee Soliman. Courtesy of Bro. Jim Dods

SAINT LOUIS SCHOOL, HONOLULU, honored three students with a medal of valor for their actions after their school bus accidentally hit and killed a pedestrian. The students called 911, helped calm the other students on the bus and tried to assist the victim. They said their Junior ROTC training helped them. Read more and view a news video.

SAINT LOUIS SCHOOL KNOWS ITS NUMBERS. SLS took first place at the Oahu Math Competition in February. Competitions are held across the island at local private and public schools. The math team advisor is Sam Sea. Read more.

The SLS math team champions

ST. JOHN VIANNEY HIGH SCHOOL students donated 114 pints of blood at the school’s March 3 blood drive, exceeding the goal of 99 pints.

Fr. Joe Uvietta offers words of encouragement to St. John Vianney High School junior Lucas Sikorski at the blood drive.

A VISIT TO THE BARH COMMUNITY IN BIHAR, INDIA

ABOVE: The Barh community in Bihar was one of many stops made by Fr. Joe Lackner, assistant for developing regions, on a recent visit to India. Fr. Joe is shown with sisters from a neighboring parish. BELOW (left): A teacher instructs students in typing at the St. Mary’s Multipurpose Training Institute in Bihar; right, the Barh community: Bros. Chinnaiah Polishetti, Chittibabu Gunja (director) and Dennis Lobo

CELEBRATE EASTER WITH A MARIANIST ONLINE COURSE

Build community while expanding your Marianist knowledge and sharing the joy of Easter with others. The North American Center for Marianist Studies (NACMS) provides online virtual learning courses (vlc) on Founders, Charism, and Leadership. The courses begin April 11 and end May 15, 2010. Registration for the courses ends on April 11. Find out more.

THE CLASSIFIEDS

HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL. Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School in Cleveland is seeking a principal. Read the requirements and job description. Applications are due by March 30, 2010.

GOOD TO KNOW

March 10-15
GA visit to Cleveland and Cincinnati

March 15
Office of Education meeting

March 16-17
Provincial Council meeting St. Louis

March 18
Meeting of Provincial Council with GA

March 19
Feast of St. Joseph

MORE

BLOGGERS

	Read Malianika, a blog about Hawaiian Marianist spirituality, by Bros. Brandon Alana and Dennis Bautista.
	Read Scriptural Reflections from Fr. Bert Buby (Stonemill-Kiefaber, Dayton).
	Read News and Views, the blog of the International Organization of Marianist Lay Communities by Isabella Moyer, president.
	Read “Letting Go of Stuff – for Lent and Forever” by Susan Vogt.

If you blog on Marianist topics, please send us a link to your blog. Contact Joan Suda.

FOR THE FEAST OF ST. JOSEPH

Image by Bro. Joe Barrish. Read a poem by Bro. Joe about St. Joseph.

NEWSLETTER
CENTRAL

CAPE MAY. Read the March 2010 issue of The Beacon, the newsletter of the Marianist Family Retreat Center in Cape May Point, N.J.

INDIA. Read the March 2010 issue of The District of India newsletter.

MLC. Read the February 2010 issue of Gifts and Tasks, the newsletter of the International Organization of Marianist Lay Communities.

THE CUTEST SMILES IN CUPERTINO

LEFT: Fr. Jim Mifsud with an inspiring message on his 75th birthday; RIGHT: Bro. Joseph Nu'uanu holds a basket of handmade Hawaiian feather flowers for the staff members at the Marianist Center.

JUST ONE MORE . . .

Paul McCartney pays a surprise visit to the Marianist Residence in San Antonio. Paul bears a striking resemblance to Bro. Harold Lootens. Photo courtesy of Beverly

PROVINCE
BIRTHDAYS

MARCH

10	Arul Raj M.
14	Raymond Gohring
	John Laudenbach
16	Robert Juenemann
18	Basant Kujur
	Joan Suda
20	Diane Guerra
	John Melloh
	Peter Pontolillo
21	Marianus Bilung
	Giancarlo Bonutti
	John Rohe
22	Reinaldo Berrios
	Thomas Oles
	David Paul
	William Schlosser
24	Daniel Doyle
	Stanley Murakami
25	Thomas Hogan
	Anthony Pistone
26	Robert Metzger

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