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and something to remind them of home. Send them a dozen or more of these cathedral window cookies. While they are perfect for Christmas, they are also a great reminder that wherever you are in the world, you will always feel at home in the Catholic Church. Claim Your Future With Saint Leo University • Convenient class schedules • Affordable academic excellence • Online classes available • Regional accreditation • Personal Attention • Financial aid available Available Programs Master’s Degree: Educational Leadership Bachelor of Arts: • Business Administration with specializations in: – Health Services Management – Management – Accounting – Technology Management • Criminal Justice • Elementary Education • Psychology Bachelor of Science: • Computer Information Systems Associate of Arts: • Business Administration Directions: Cream the sugar, shortening, vanilla, and eggs in a large bowl for one minute. Gradually stir in the flour, baking powder, and salt. Cover and refrigerate dough for an hour. Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Cover cookie sheets with aluminum foil or parchment and set aside. Roll dough to 1/8” (thinner than a typical recipe) on a lightly floured and cool surface. Working quickly, so dough doesn’t reach room temperature, cut out as many cookies as possible. With cookie shapes still in position, cut out small circles or rectangles for the “stained glass” in the center of each cookie. Carefully place cookies on aluminum foil-covered (or parchment) cookie sheet. Fill the small circles and/or rectangles with crushed candy until it touches the edges. Bake for 7-9 minutes, or until edges of cookies are slightly brown and candy is melted. If candy has not spread within the cutout design, immediately spread with a metal knife or spatula. Cool completely on cookie sheet and gently remove with a spatula. Philip Shippert What you need for where you’re going 1-888-STLEO4U www.saintleo.edu Classes Forming - Call Today! Palatka 386-325-1477 Saint Augustine 904-824-7030 Orange Park 904-272-8700 Mayport 904-249-0911 14 Days from $999* St. Augustine Catholic December 2007 27
around around the diocese Mary T. Deering courtesy of CNS Bishop Baker Installed Fourth Bishop of Birmingham Bishop Robert J. Baker was installed as the fourth bishop of Birmingham at the Cathedral of St. Paul Oct. 2, a beautiful fall day that was the feast of the Guardian Angels. The three-hour ceremony began with Bishop Baker knocking at the Birmingham cathedral door, signaling his willingness to enter and become head of the diocese. Archbishop Pietro Sambi, apostolic nuncio to the United States, read the mandate from Pope Benedict XVI appointing Bishop Baker. Archbishop Sambi and Archbishop Oscar H. Lipscomb of Mobile escorted Bishop Baker to the cathedra, the chair that symbolizes a bishop’s teaching office and his pastoral authority in the local church. Archbishop Lipscomb then presented him with the crosier, the pastoral staff that is the symbol of his office. “I am happy to be the new bishop of Birmingham,” Bishop Baker told the congregation. He also thanked his predecessor, retired Bishop David E. Foley, for his “devoted leadership.” Bishop Foley retired in May 2005, but was diocesan administrator until Bishop Baker’s installation. Bishop Baker was ordained a priest of the Diocese of Saint Augustine in 1970 and has served as bishop of Charleston since 1999. Sisters of St. Joseph Celebrating 50 Years in God’s Service Four Sisters of St. Joseph celebrated their golden jubilees on Saturday, Oct. 13 at the Cathedral-Basilica of St. Augustine. Bishop John J. Snyder was the celebrant of Mass and Father Tim Lindenfelser gave the homily in which he gave thanks to the sisters for sharing their many gifts and talents with the people of Florida. The congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph was founded in Le Puy, France on Oct. 15, 1650. Eight sisters came to the Diocese of Saint Augustine in Sept. 1866 at the invitation of Bishop Augustin Verot. “We are most grateful to our Jubilarians. We thank them for their faithfulness and their commitment in following the chaste, poor and obedient Jesus,” said Sister Ann Kuhn, general superior of the Sisters of St. Joseph. Susie Nguyen Law and Spirituality Award Bishop Victor Galeone celebrates the annual Red Mass on Oct. 18 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Jacksonville. He is assisted by Deacon Paul Consbruck. Kathleen Bagg-Morgan Following the Jubilee Mass at the Cathedral-Basilica in St. Augustine, the honorees posed for a picture with Bishop John J. Snyder. From left: Sisters Mary Loyce Newton, Florence Bryan, Bishop Snyder, Joyce Marie Newton and Elizabeth Ann McCormick. Bishop Victor Galeone celebrated a Red Mass for members of the judicial, legal and law enforcement communities on Thursday, Oct. 18 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Jacksonville. The special Mass is an adaptation of the church’s age-old expression of dependence on God to the peculiar needs and institutions of the courts and the law. Each year at the Red Mass the Catholic Lawyers Guild honors a member of the community who, through their actions, exemplify the best in the areas of law and spirituality. This year that honor went to Msgr. Daniel Logan, pastor of Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish in Ponte Vedra Beach and a Tribunal Judge where he adjudicates matters such as annulments and issues governed by cannon law. Unfortunately Msgr. Logan was ill and unable to accept his award in person. 28 St. Augustine Catholic December 2007
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