Extension magazine - Winter 2022
Our cover presents the artwork drawn by two groups of children who suffered horrendous tragedies in their communities this year: Ukraine and Uvalde, Texas. As we end a year marked by terror, violence and war, we invited them to lead us in reflection this Christmas season through their drawings and letters. Their art reveals how their faith offers them hope for a better future and shapes the way they see our God and our world.
Our cover presents the artwork drawn by two groups of children who suffered horrendous tragedies in their communities this year: Ukraine and Uvalde, Texas. As we end a year marked by terror, violence and war, we invited them to lead us in reflection this Christmas season through their drawings and letters. Their art reveals how their faith offers them hope for a better future and shapes the way they see our God and our world.
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<strong>Extension</strong> | <strong>Winter</strong> <strong>2022</strong> 21<br />
“And he began to send them out two by two...” – Mark 6:7<br />
INSPIRE Features of faith<br />
COVER STORY 22 | VOCATIONS STRATEGY IN HELENA 34<br />
Donors in the Two by Two Giving Society—leaders giving at least $1,000<br />
annually—walk in companionship and solidarity with poor Catholic faith<br />
communities.<br />
This esteemed group helps Catholic <strong>Extension</strong> recognize and support the<br />
hidden heroes lifting up the Church on the margins of society.<br />
Contact Kate Grogan, Development Coordinator, at 214-394-2547 or<br />
kgrogan@catholicextension.org for more information.<br />
catholicextension.org/twobytwo<br />
© DIOCESE OF TUCSON | PAINTED BY JOHN ALAN WARFORD<br />
Artwork by John<br />
Alan Warford<br />
depicting the<br />
birth of Jesus is<br />
displayed in the<br />
100-year-old Our<br />
Lady’s Chapel<br />
in Tucson,<br />
Arizona. See<br />
how Catholic<br />
<strong>Extension</strong> is<br />
part of southern<br />
Arizona’s proud<br />
Catholic legacy<br />
on page 22.
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