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July 4, 2010 14th Ordinary Sunday Page Four THE CATHOLICS FOR NONVIOLENCE In the face of the escalating violence in the world around us, the Pledge of Nonviolence offers individuals, families, faith communities and schools a way of promoting love, compassion and nonviolence each day, making nonviolence a much more accessible reality to individuals, groups, and whole communities. The seven components of the Pledge offer each individual dozens of opportunities each day to create a culture of peace in their own lives and communities, a culture that will be the realization of God's will for the world -- the peaceable kingdom or beloved community where all are one (John 17: 21) and where all creation is reunified in Christ (Ephesians 1: 10). The ways that make for peace have been articulated in a unique way in the School, Youth, Family, and Parish Pledges of Nonviolence. For more on the Pledge of Nonviolence and the ways it is tied to the vision of Catholic Social Teaching, visit the Institute's web site at www.ipj-ppj.org. The Catholics for Nonviolence Pledge Faithful to the transforming vision of Jesus Christ and no longer willing to accept violence in our homes, on our streets, or in our global community, • I pledge to practice Gospel Nonviolence to heal the violence and conflict in our lives, our families, our parishes, our communities, and throughout all of God’s creation; • I pledge to cultivate peace by proclaiming the Christian message of healing and hope, of renewal and reconciliation, of life and love to all people; • I pledge to address the root causes of violence that continues to affect people throughout the Archdiocese of Chicago so that we can end the cycle of violence and create a more just and peaceful city and world. Calling ALL Young Adults … • Are you wondering how to best incorporate your Catholic faith into your new work and social life • Want to socialize with other like-minded religious young adults • Learn more about yourself, your faith and your personal relationships • Craving more than just a weekly mass Then join us for Theology-on-Tap … An exciting summer series of speakers and fun! Located at nearby St. Bartholomew, 3601 N. Lavergne, in Krueger Hall Date Speaker Topic July 12 7:30 p.m. Fr. Paul Novak Letting Go & Letting God July 19 7:30 p.m. Ms. Beth Knobbe Living a Service-Centered Life July 26 7:30 p.m. August 2 7:30 p.m. Dr. Terry Nelson-Johnson Ms. Sandy Downes The Art of Intimacy: A Good Conversation is Long Overdue Finding God's Grace in the recent violence in Chicago
Page Five 14th Ordinary Sunday July 4, 2010 Keep your Market Day favorites on hand all summer! Receive a FREE lunch tote when you purchase 3 Customer Favorites on the back page of the order form that can be found in the back of the church and chapel. Profits from the July sale will benefit St. Ferdinand's Class of 2011. Return order forms to the church or rectory by Monday, July 12th or order online at marketday.com until 11 pm CDT on Wednesday, July 14th. July sale pick up is Saturday, July 17th from 10:00 to 11:00 am in the school cafeteria. CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF CHICAGO 13 TH ANNUAL GOLF INVITATIONAL WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 2010 Cog Hill Golf & Country Club, Lemont, Illinois Featuring all four courses Presented by Happy Products Benefiting Catholic Charities’ Family Services 7:30 a.m. registration 10:00 a.m. Shotgun Start Featuring: * Outstanding golfer gifts * Hot breakfast, grilled lunch and steak dinner * Open Driving Range * Hole-in-One prizes and exciting skill contests * Fun celebrity contest holes, including the one and only “Beat the Nun” * Fantastic silent auction featuring sports, entertainment and travel Opportunities For more information about the Golf Invitational, please contact Jennifer Wolff, Event Coordinator at 312-948-6797 or visit www.catholiccharities.net/golf ST. PATRICK HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER THEATER “Little Shop of Horror’s” Tickets are on sale for the Saint Patrick High School Summer Theatre Company's showing of "Little Shop of Horrors" July 23 through Aug. 1 (Fri. and Sat. performances at 7:30 p.m.; Sun. at 2 p.m.). Tickets are $12.00 and can be purchased by calling (773) 286- 8470 or visiting www.stpatrick.org About Saint Patrick High School Summer Theatre Company: A professional theatre company featuring adult actors and actresses and select student interns, Saint Patrick High School Summer Theatre Company is dedicated to providing high class entertainment while creating networking opportunities for young thespians. “JUSTICE AND LIFE 2010” YOUTH LEADERSHIP SUMMIT Don’t miss out! School teens from all over Chicago will gather at Archbishop Quigley Center, 835 N. Rush Street in Chicago, will gather for this two-day summit Monday-Tuesday, July 19-20. Participants will meet other teens who care about respecting life and will learn how to be leaders on pro-life issues at their schools and parishes. Cost $25/person (includes food, materials and t-shirt). Scholarships available. Questions Call the Respect Life Office at 312-534- 5355 or e-mail chastity@archchicago.org. Download registration forms at www.respectlifechicago.org
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