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St. Juliana FalconieriPatron of bodily ills and sickness Feast Day: June 19$10,000 +St. Teresa of AvilaPatron of headache sufferers and Feast Day: October 15Spanish Catholic writers $5,000-$9,999Saint Juliana Falconieri was one of the seven founders of the Servants ofMary Sisters. She was inspired by and completely devoted to Our Ladyof Sorrows and, because of this devotion, she held the most affectionatelove for the Blessed Sacrament. As the Superioress of the Order, St.Juliana set a noble example for her fellow sisters through care of thesick, heroic deeds of charity and other works of mercy. She sufferedfrom a disease of the stomach which prevented her from taking food,yet St. Juliana endured the agony silently with a constant cheerfulnesswhich was an inspiration to those around her.As a member of the St. Juliana Falconieri benefactor circle, you aremaking the same significant sacrifice the Servants of Mary did when,guided by their faith, they opened Marian High School in 1955.Rick & Nancee BergerJim & Anne GreischPete & Jeri PiechoskiScott Robertson & Gail Werner-RobertsonDoug & Elaine WilwerdingOne of two women to be declared a Doctor of the Church, St. Teresaof Avila is the founder of the Discalced Carmelites, a more primitivetype of Carmelite nun. Suffering from a severe illness that left herlegs paralyzed for three years, St. Teresa experienced a vision of “thesorely wounded Christ” that changed her life. She focused her faith onChrist’s passion and set her vision on the reformation of her order ofCarmelites. Saint Teresa practiced mental prayer to keep Christ insideof her. She said, “Prayer is an act of love, words are not needed. Even ifsickness distracts from thoughts, all that is needed is the will to love.”Your support of Marian at the St. Teresa of Avila circle level speakslouder than words of your commitment to Marian.Doug & Nancy GlassBuck & Susan HeimTodd & Janet HoffmanPatrick KerriganKeith & Heidi LodhiaJohn McCarthy & Roalene RedlandMcCarthyThomas & Barbara McCuskerRon & Amy NebbiaTom & Janet NichtingJim & Margie TimmermanTerry & Mary Sova Zach ‘76After teaching at an all-girl school for six years, St. Frances XavierCabrini founded the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart to care forpoor children in schools and hospitals. Under the influence of PopeLeo XIII, St. Frances and six fellow nuns came to the United States towork among Italian immigrants. With a strong sense of administrativeabilities and a deep trust in God, St. Frances was responsible for theestablishment of nearly 70 orphanages, schools and hospitals. Bythe time of her death, the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart hadsuccessfully set up houses in England, France, Spain, the United Statesand South America. Still fondly remembered by those who knew her, St.Frances’ spirit continues to be an inspiration to the nuns who receivedtheir training from this remarkable woman.Just as St. Frances put her trust in God, as a member of this givingcircle, you are entrusting Marian with a significant gift that will sustainMarian’s mission and vision for the future.38St. Frances Xavier CabriniPatron of immigrants Feast Day: November 13$2,500 - $4,999AnonymousChris & Peg BerensKevin & Lauri BousemaBrit & Sharon Walsh Carleton ‘90Kevin & Pat CarnieMark & Teri D’AgostinoRobert Troia & Carol DrakeJohn & Carolyn GehringPat Kennison & Mary Higgins ‘69Denny HoganCasey & Meg KennellyDan & Michelle Koraleski
Terry & Mary Kay MaherMike & Nancy Kirchofer McCarthy ‘69John & Margaret Gehringer Nicolini ‘78Joe & Kathy O’ConnorSteve & Kate SchillerRoy Schroer & Jean Fidone-SchroerJohn & Mary Hendrix Schuele ‘82Bill & Lynette SingerMichael & Susan Russell Toohey ‘82Dave & Sylvia MaennerJeff & Mary Ann MaierTom & Mary Kay Wingender McCarthy ‘75Matthew & Tonya McLeaySharon MelchiorJeff & Beth Lauer Moberg ‘80Phil MyhraJohn & Colleen NearyWes & Joan Parker Neuhaus ‘69Dennis & Carol O’BrienTom & Dawn O’BrienJerry & Millicent Palmer-JohnsonPeter & Christina Koliopoulos Piperis ‘87Jane Potter ‘69Mark & Colleen Coyle Potts ‘82Sean & Angie Anderson Quinn ‘87Bob & Lynn RakoczyJim & Jeri Deras Regan ‘72Mark & Ann SchumacherScott & Molly Hogan Searl ‘82David & Janis SilverbergMike & Lin SimmondsJeff & Angie SnyderSteve & Lori StanglGreg & Barb Reiser Storm ‘79Tim & Mary Bernard Sullivan ‘78Nancy Svoboda ‘76Jim & Joan TaphornMark & Vickey Thayer KleinsmithJames & Mary TheisenJoe & Karla TownleyMark & Ursula TreinenJim VanhauerJack Schmidt & Rita Watson ‘64Herman & Ellen WeistDennis & Patty Greco Wiederholt ‘70Ray & Tammy WilsonGary Gustafson & Wendy WisemanMichael & Jeanette WojtalewiczChris & Cindy WolfeJohn & Lori WoodruffMark & Chris WoodruffSt. Katharine DrexelPatron of racial justice Feast Day: March 3$1,000-$2,499St. Katharine Drexel was once a debutante and woman of high society.Her father and stepmother taught St. Katharine and her siblings byword and example that the wealth they had was a simple loan and wasmeant to be shared with others. Saint Katharine shared her wealth withthe poor and also took an avid interest in the spiritual well-being ofAfrican and Native Americans. She founded the Sisters of the BlessedSacrament for Native and African Americans, and, until her death in1955, she dedicated her life and a fortune of $20 million to this cause.In addition to this work, St. Katharine also participated in the openingof the first mission school for Native Americans and founded XavierUniversity in New Orleans. Due to her life-long dedication to her faithand selfless service to the less fortunate, she became the second nativebornAmerican saint.Supporting Marian at this level continues St. Katharine’s belief thatmoney is a loan that is meant to be shared with others.Steve & Andra AlvineMike & Mary Mayberger Ambrose ‘78Mary Pat Bauman ‘74Timothy & Marilou BormannBob CarlisleBill & Mary CavelBernie Cemore ‘69Steven Tracy & Nora ChapmanFred & Melanie Morrissey Clark ‘84Jeanine Connolly ‘86Jim & Mary Jane CoultonBob & Patricia CroninDan & Jan DudleyRobert & Marcia DwyerRick & Bridget Klein Eckerd ‘79Bill & Mary Jo EllisGeorge & Maureen EmodiPatrick & Christina Frank Erwin ‘90Bruce & Debra EsserDan Madison & Maureen Finnigan ‘86Patrick & Sharon FlaneryJim & Mikki FrostBill & Kathy Edick Gerber ‘77John & Doreen Finochiaro Griffith ‘79Raleigh & Nathalie HathawayJim & Mary Strom Hawkins ‘69Steve & Mary Pat Arkwright Heck ‘70Bill & Mary Katherine HelgetDave & Margaret Coyle Hershiser ‘78Andy & Sarah Schumacher Hixson ‘99Neil & Kate HolsteinChris & Cindy HuerterMike & Lauren HuppMike & Alisa JamesHelen JenkinsKirk & Teresa KellnerDick & Maureen Jenkins Kizer ‘69Timothy Crowley & Celann LaGreca ‘75Paul & Patti LamoureuxJohn & Mary Claire LeeJoe & Kacey LempkaBill & Connie LowndesTom & Nancy LundSt. Elizabeth Ann SetonPatron of severely ill children, death of parents, Feast Day: January 4widows and persecuted Catholics $500-$999The first native-born American to be canonized, St. Elizabeth AnnSeton developed the Catholic School System as we know it as well astwo orphanages and another school. Today six groups of sisters tracetheir origins to St. Elizabeth Ann. Losing her mother at an early age, St.Elizabeth Ann found comfort in the idea that the Blessed Virgin is hertrue mother, asking her to guide her faith. St. Elizabeth Ann captivatedthose around her with her kindness, patience, good sense, wit andcourtesy.Being a benefactor of the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton circle continues St.Elizabeth Ann’s mission of spreading the word of God through theCatholic School System she established.AnonymousDavid & Erin O’Malley Anderson ‘88James & Pat Bianchi Bausch ‘63Fred & Sharon BeschornerRita Bianchi ‘70Bob & Sharon BloechleMatt & Linda BrandlBette BremserBrad & Shannan Neppl Brommer ‘81Bill & Dolores CarlisleBill & Jane CheeseAndrea Coleman ‘89Tom & Marianne CulhaneGreg & Liz Laughlin Easley ‘70Mike & Debbie EglsederTerry & Jane EnglishAnn Cherney Fallon ‘77Donald & Cathy Firmature Furlow ‘79Jeffrey & Donna GarrettBarb Gehringer ‘82John & Laura GeleckiJeff & Sharon GenowaysGregg & Cheryl Preissler Givens ‘84Mike & Gayle Goetz39
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Page 11 and 12: State GolfMarian’s 2009 Golf Team
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