Registration guidebook

WISDOM
FAVOR

FEBRUARY 11, 12, 13, 14

CONGRESS 1982
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CONGRESS/ ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES
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More YOUTH DAY

YOCJTH DAY information on
pages 2 and 3.
February 11, 1982
COMPLETE THE REGISTRATION FORM AND RETURN BY JANUARY 6, 1982 TO: ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES
1531 WEST NINTH STREET
YOUTH DAY - OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
1520 West Ninth Street LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90015
Los Angeles, California 90015 388-810 I

List each person registering for YOUTH DAY, with three workshop choices. Print the letter of each workshop plainly
on the line provided. Print S or A to indicate Student or Adult. ONE ADULT FOR EACH 15 STUDENTS IS RE­
QUIRED. Include name of contact person on list if registering. USE ONE FORM FOR EVERY 16 PERSONS. Repeat
contact person information on each form. Do NOT duplicate form. An extra form is in center of Guidebook. Obtain
more forms from Office of Religious Education.
For registrations received before January 6, 1982 the fee will remain $3.00 per person. After January 6th the fee will be
$5.00 per person. Registrations will be accepted until all workshops are filled. NO refunds after January 6th. NO
registration on YOUTH DAY. September 29th, 1981
TOTAL FEE MUST ACCOMPANY THIS FORM. Make check payable to RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CONGRESS.

Parish or Office Use Only

Please Schoo.___________ _ _ _ _____
PRINT
City & State:__________________

CONT ACT PERSON to whom tickets and information should be sent:

Code Number Dear friends:
Name:________ _ __________ hone,_________
(losl) m..o
Address------------------------------ ,___..___.____, . By divine ordinance the. ultimate teacher in every
diocese is the Bis.hop. The Bishops are "authentic teachers, that
City & State,_________________ __ _ Zip,_____ CODES IN GUIDEBOOK
_
is, teacher$ endowed with the authority of Christ, who preach to
the people committed to t1iem the faith they must believe and put
WORKSHOP CHOICES
into practice."
Registrants' Names (last name first) Student
or Adult 1st 2nd 3rd
In virtue of this posture it is.our ;happy privilege
I. • to be"united with Bishop Johnson in extending a welcome to the
devoted members of the faithful attending the Religious Education
2,
Congress.
3. I We pray God's blessing on all who pilgrim here. · As
4. from a fountain, may they draw water to refresh the souls of all
of those committed to their care who follow in the pattern of
s. Christ as they grow "in wisdom, age and favor."
6.

7.
Very devotedly �ours,
8.

9.

10.
C Timothy Cardinal Harming
11. Archbishop of Los Angeles
12.

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PRIESTS, PLEASE NOTE: In lieu of a formal request, Bishop William Johnson will grant faculties to you for Youth
Day if you have faculties in your own diocese, and if you indicate your desire with a check .,. at the left of your name.
REMEMBER .... NO MORE THAN 16 NAMES PER FORM.

..
 I

More YOUTH DAY

YOCJTH DAY information on
pages 2 and 3.
February 11, 1982
COMPLETE THE REGISTRATION FORM AND RETURN BY JANUARY 6, 1982 TO: ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES
1531 WEST NINTH STREET
YOUTH DAY - OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
1520 West Ninth Street LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90015
Los Angeles, California 90015 388-810 I

List each person registering for YOUTH DAY, with three workshop choices. Print the letter of each workshop plainly
on the line provided. Print S or A to indicate Student or Adult. ONE ADULT FOR EACH 15 STUDENTS IS RE­
QUIRED. Include name of contact person on list if registering. USE ONE FORM FOR EVERY 16 PERSONS. Repeat
contact person information on each form. Do NOT duplicate form. An extra form is in center of Guidebook. Obtain
more forms from Office of Religious Education.
For registrations received before January 6, 1982 the fee will remain $3.00 per person. After January 6th the fee will be
$5.00 per person. Registrations will be accepted until all workshops are filled. NO refunds after January 6th. NO
registration on YOUTH DAY. September 29th, 1981
TOTAL FEE MUST ACCOMPANY THIS FORM. Make check payable to RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CONGRESS.

Parish or Office Use Only

Please Schoo.___________ _ _ _ _____
PRINT
City & State:__________________

CONT ACT PERSON to whom tickets and information should be sent:

Code Number Dear friends:
Name:________ _ __________ hone,_________
(losl) m..o
Address------------------------------ ,___..___.____, . By divine ordinance the. ultimate teacher in every
diocese is the Bis.hop. The Bishops are "authentic teachers, that
City & State,_________________ __ _ Zip,_____ CODES IN GUIDEBOOK
_
is, teacher$ endowed with the authority of Christ, who preach to
the people committed to t1iem the faith they must believe and put
WORKSHOP CHOICES
into practice."
Registrants' Names (last name first) Student
or Adult 1st 2nd 3rd
In virtue of this posture it is.our ;happy privilege
I. • to be"united with Bishop Johnson in extending a welcome to the
devoted members of the faithful attending the Religious Education
2,
Congress.
3. I We pray God's blessing on all who pilgrim here. · As
4. from a fountain, may they draw water to refresh the souls of all
of those committed to their care who follow in the pattern of
s. Christ as they grow "in wisdom, age and favor."
6.

7.
Very devotedly �ours,
8.

9.

10.
C Timothy Cardinal Harming
11. Archbishop of Los Angeles
12.

13. -------------------

14. ----- - - --------- --

15. -------------------

-- 16. ------- ------------ ---

;

PRIESTS, PLEASE NOTE: In lieu of a formal request, Bishop William Johnson will grant faculties to you for Youth
Day if you have faculties in your own diocese, and if you indicate your desire with a check .,. at the left of your name.
REMEMBER .... NO MORE THAN 16 NAMES PER FORM.

..
 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
· Banner Contest. ........·.. ; ...40
Chapel ..........•........... 38
�ode Lists...................41
Congress Schedule: ............•
General Assemblies... : .........4
H�ndicapped ...... , ..........40
Hospitality Information ....... :38
Hotel/Motel Information.•....44
Liturgies ............· .........38
Message Center...............39
Message from
Monsignor Barry............... I
Music in Grand Lobby.........39
. INTERFAITH_ 4N,5N,6R
Parking......................39
Recertification Information.....21
Registration Form ............ ; .•
Registration Information...... , 46
·
Rosary ...................... 39
Sacrament of Recoriciliation....39
·SECCION EN ESPANOL......33
Speakers/Workshops
Descriptions ................... S
Workshop Schedules:'
Friday·............. •_- s ., • • 22
Saturday ....... : .........23
Sunday .................. 24
Youth Day:
Registration Form.........••
Registration Information....2
Schedule/Workshop
Information ...............3
• Inside back cover
••inside front cover
WORKSHOP CATEGORIES
To assist you in making choices,workshops have been listed in
the following categories. In some cases they may overlap in con­ G.ROWING IN WISDOM, AGE, AND FAVOR
tent and will be found in more than one category. Speaker and
Title may be found on p. 22 - 24. It is that time of year again When it is our joyto invite you to
join all of us for the Los Angeles Religious Education Congress.
AGING - lC,2K,2S,5C PARISH RENEWAL- !A,4A. As in recent years, we have selected a unifying theme around
7U* which we may explore t0gether the many exciting facets of
CATHOLIC FAITH - 98,9M catechesis in our times,as well as the wonder of our own growth
CHRISTIAN SERVICE - 7H, PERSONAL GROWTH - 2T, as individuals and as Church;
sw• 3A,4M,4R,SE,5M,6C,6H,
7N, 7S, SC, 9C, tU*, lW•,
We have endeavored to gather the mo.st exciting speakers
DEATH - 3K,4H who will; as usual,guide us through the pilgrimage of these ,fQur
6W* days; from the unencumbered openness of our youth on Thursday
DRAMA - 5K,6S PRAYER - 3S,4S,. 8S,4W* morning, to the. crescendo of praise and love in our Sunday
ELEMENTARY - lT, 2B, 2E, PRESCHOOL - 2F, 3D, 3K, liturgy.
3D,3K, 4X,5H; 5R, 7D,7R, 4F,5F,5H,6F,7F,8F,9F It is our hope that this Congress will indee� be an experience
SK,9D,9R for all of us of GROWING I,N WISDOM, AGE AND FAV0R.
SCRIPTURE - 3C,4C,5K,6A, before the Lord,and that like the Family of Nazareth we may be
FAITH-SHARING - 2A, 6M, 6M,6S,88, SE,SM,9H,9N
7C,SM; su• truly open to the gifting Spirit in our ministry.
SOCIAL JUSTICE - lB, lS, Our staff,the Congress committees,and the many vo.lunteers
FAMILY- 10, lF, lR,2C,3F, are doing everything possible to make this the best Congress ever,
4B,5S,9M
3K,3R,58,7A,2U*,5U* and once again we anticipate welcpming the
SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT ' great support of your
·
HANDICAPPED- 3T,4T,6T, lE, tH, 2H, 2R, 3E, 3H, 3N, presence.
7T,ST,9T 6E, 7E, SE,·sN, tu•, 4U*,
Reverend Msgr. John F. Barry
6U* Director, Office of Religious Education
JUNIOR HIGH - lT, 28, 7M, Archdiocese of Los Angeles
7R TEACHING METHODS - lT,
2B,2E,3B,3D,3K,4X,5H,
LITURGY - lK, 4K, 5K, 6K, 5R,7D,7M,7R,SK,9D,9R,
,6N,9K,2W*,3W* 9U*
MARY - ·ss,3U* VALUES- tN,3E,4E,?A,9M
MEDIA - 38,5H,78,-9A , VOCATIONS - 9E,9S
MINISTRY I lE, 5A, 5T, 68, YOUTH MINISTRY - tA, ti-I,
7K,SA,SR,9S . lM, 2M, 2N, 3F, 3M, 4A,.
4B,6M,5W*,7W*,,9W*
MUSIC - 2D,3D,4D,5D, 6D,
7D,8D, SH,9D *Spanish
TAPING
Many CONGRESS 82 workshops will be taped by TDM Enters
prises of Costa·Mesa. Their booth will be in the North Exhibiti�n
Hall. You may purchase tape!i during the Congress or mail your
erder on the form that will be provided in the Congress Program.
Major credit cards are accepted.
SUGGESTION: We suggest that you bring this Guidebook with
you to the Congress, since much of the material contained here
will nc�t be In the Congress program.
Share the Guidebook and extra
,_ form with a friend!
Cover design by Bill Di Meo
 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
· Banner Contest. ........·.. ; ...40
Chapel ..........•........... 38
�ode Lists...................41
Congress Schedule: ............•
General Assemblies... : .........4
H�ndicapped ...... , ..........40
Hospitality Information ....... :38
Hotel/Motel Information.•....44
Liturgies ............· .........38
Message Center...............39
Message from
Monsignor Barry............... I
Music in Grand Lobby.........39
. INTERFAITH_ 4N,5N,6R
Parking......................39
Recertification Information.....21
Registration Form ............ ; .•
Registration Information...... , 46
·
Rosary ...................... 39
Sacrament of Recoriciliation....39
·SECCION EN ESPANOL......33
Speakers/Workshops
Descriptions ................... S
Workshop Schedules:'
Friday·............. •_- s ., • • 22
Saturday ....... : .........23
Sunday .................. 24
Youth Day:
Registration Form.........••
Registration Information....2
Schedule/Workshop
Information ...............3
• Inside back cover
••inside front cover
WORKSHOP CATEGORIES
To assist you in making choices,workshops have been listed in
the following categories. In some cases they may overlap in con­ G.ROWING IN WISDOM, AGE, AND FAVOR
tent and will be found in more than one category. Speaker and
Title may be found on p. 22 - 24. It is that time of year again When it is our joyto invite you to
join all of us for the Los Angeles Religious Education Congress.
AGING - lC,2K,2S,5C PARISH RENEWAL- !A,4A. As in recent years, we have selected a unifying theme around
7U* which we may explore t0gether the many exciting facets of
CATHOLIC FAITH - 98,9M catechesis in our times,as well as the wonder of our own growth
CHRISTIAN SERVICE - 7H, PERSONAL GROWTH - 2T, as individuals and as Church;
sw• 3A,4M,4R,SE,5M,6C,6H,
7N, 7S, SC, 9C, tU*, lW•,
We have endeavored to gather the mo.st exciting speakers
DEATH - 3K,4H who will; as usual,guide us through the pilgrimage of these ,fQur
6W* days; from the unencumbered openness of our youth on Thursday
DRAMA - 5K,6S PRAYER - 3S,4S,. 8S,4W* morning, to the. crescendo of praise and love in our Sunday
ELEMENTARY - lT, 2B, 2E, PRESCHOOL - 2F, 3D, 3K, liturgy.
3D,3K, 4X,5H; 5R, 7D,7R, 4F,5F,5H,6F,7F,8F,9F It is our hope that this Congress will indee� be an experience
SK,9D,9R for all of us of GROWING I,N WISDOM, AGE AND FAV0R.
SCRIPTURE - 3C,4C,5K,6A, before the Lord,and that like the Family of Nazareth we may be
FAITH-SHARING - 2A, 6M, 6M,6S,88, SE,SM,9H,9N
7C,SM; su• truly open to the gifting Spirit in our ministry.
SOCIAL JUSTICE - lB, lS, Our staff,the Congress committees,and the many vo.lunteers
FAMILY- 10, lF, lR,2C,3F, are doing everything possible to make this the best Congress ever,
4B,5S,9M
3K,3R,58,7A,2U*,5U* and once again we anticipate welcpming the
SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT ' great support of your
·
HANDICAPPED- 3T,4T,6T, lE, tH, 2H, 2R, 3E, 3H, 3N, presence.
7T,ST,9T 6E, 7E, SE,·sN, tu•, 4U*,
Reverend Msgr. John F. Barry
6U* Director, Office of Religious Education
JUNIOR HIGH - lT, 28, 7M, Archdiocese of Los Angeles
7R TEACHING METHODS - lT,
2B,2E,3B,3D,3K,4X,5H,
LITURGY - lK, 4K, 5K, 6K, 5R,7D,7M,7R,SK,9D,9R,
,6N,9K,2W*,3W* 9U*
MARY - ·ss,3U* VALUES- tN,3E,4E,?A,9M
MEDIA - 38,5H,78,-9A , VOCATIONS - 9E,9S
MINISTRY I lE, 5A, 5T, 68, YOUTH MINISTRY - tA, ti-I,
7K,SA,SR,9S . lM, 2M, 2N, 3F, 3M, 4A,.
4B,6M,5W*,7W*,,9W*
MUSIC - 2D,3D,4D,5D, 6D,
7D,8D, SH,9D *Spanish
TAPING
Many CONGRESS 82 workshops will be taped by TDM Enters
prises of Costa·Mesa. Their booth will be in the North Exhibiti�n
Hall. You may purchase tape!i during the Congress or mail your
erder on the form that will be provided in the Congress Program.
Major credit cards are accepted.
SUGGESTION: We suggest that you bring this Guidebook with
you to the Congress, since much of the material contained here
will nc�t be In the Congress program.
Share the Guidebook and extra
,_ form with a friend!
Cover design by Bill Di Meo
 2 3

A. STAR WARS REVISITED: E. RAINBOW PEOPLE: A dinary gifts. Join the Lancaster
,, YOUTH DAY packet with your tickets. This
YODA IS EVERYWHERE! CONCERT OF HOPE _ "Clowns Us" in discovering
opportunity to become familiar
FEBRUARY 11 with the music before Youth .. ....Fr. Peter Canavan, S.A. .....'. .......... Jerry Goebel some very extraordinary gifts in
You are invited to take a look A young traveling musician a clown's suitcase. (THIS SES­
· A CALL TO CONTINUED GROWTH Day will allow you to share
at.our sacraments and to discov­ and recording artist, Jerry will SION IS ALL IN MIME)
more fully in the Youth Liturgy.
Over the past several years, we have seen a continued' growth· Note: the time for the liturgy is er how to become sensitive to give a concert with stories and
in youth ministry in the parishes throughout our dioceses. Part of 11 a.m. the presence of God breaking songs, laughter and challenge, N. MIME AND SCRIPTURE:
helping that grow,th is the oppartunity to gatnei these young peo­ Evaluation forms will be in into our lives all the time­ focusing on our urgent need to PATHWAY TO PRAYER
ple f.rom parishes and scho!l)ls to celebrate t)le vitality and life they your packet, and your com­ especially when we need 'him find Christ-ones, who will reach Fr. Michael E. Moynahan, S.J.
experience on the local level and the need tp see that they are· part ments will be greatly ap­ and know how to look for him! beyond their fear to offer their Explore some basic mime
of a larger Church and faniil;y.. preciated. Fr. Peter, a young Atonement greatest gift-love. These peo­ techniques that can lead you to
The �nthusiasm of over 9,000 ,young pe·ople co.ming together Friar, will help you learn to ex­ ple are the New Testament new depths of yourself and
in praye� warship, reflection and community is a sign,oftlieir, in� This year's Youth Day ac­
perience your spiritual and ''rainbows.'' God's Word. All you ·need is
volve'itlent and influence in the family of the Church. They have tivities will begin with a colorful
"experience," titled "Building sacramental life. curiosity and imagination.
mi:tny gifti ·to sl'lare with eacti other and with the communfty. F. ARE YOU WEARING Miming Scripture can help you
Our the!lle of GR;QWINQ IN W�SDOM, AGE AND a Rainbow," presented by Fr. B. ARE YOU SQUEEZABLY
Jim Gehl, a favorite of past C OUNTERFEIT JEANS? discover wholely (holy) new
FAVOR is especially appropriate for our YOUTH DAY of 1982. SOFT AND IRRESISTIBLE? HOW TO FIND THE FAKES ways to pray.
I:t has been ten, yeai& since we beg�n the large.scale ¥outh Day in Youth Days, who is currently at
............Fran Culverhouse ............. Fr. Liam Kidney
J\naheim, and we. celebrat"ed eu� growth }0gether as a young St. Mary's Parish in Palmdale.
This will be a visual presenta­ Everyone claims to be the real
church. This Yauth Day, therefore, will be a special celebration of Fr. Jim will combine his talents P. WHOSE BIBLE IS IT?
tion. of the several ways that thing, yet with so many dif­
that anniversary. We have an excellent selection of speakers, as with those of several super G O D'S ...Y O U R S .. .O R
media affect ou� everyday ferences not everyone compares
well as music and drama, and we have planned a beautiful liturgy musicians from the ranks of the lifestyles in contrast to the life OURS?
Los Angeles and Oran'ge him- or herself to the original .. ..Fr. Christopher Smith with
to highlight the day. and teaching of Jesus, par­ and claims to be as· good as the
We hope and pray together that this day will be a celebration, Diocesan YOUTH MINISTRY ticularly dealing with adver­ Frs. Mike Heher, John Urell,
TEAMS. original. Our job is to find theand Bill Vohsing
a support to you, and a continuing encouragement for the youth tisements. It will contrast the "ORIGINAL" and not just be
Entertainment during the Jesus grew in wisdom, age
of these dioceses. lifestyles of the poor and op­ satisfied with t he
lunch period in the Grand Lob­ and favor because he was
Rev. Msgr. Lloyd Torgerson pressed and our "me-first" "counterfeit." Fr. Liam invites
by will be provided by . the nourished by the Word. We
Associate Director reality, and will give suggestions us to discover the "real thing."
popular music group CEPHAS need that nourishment too,
of how to examine our needs
with the total fee to the OF­ from American Martyrs Church Whose Word is it? Who is it
WORKSHOPS ARE DE­ and our value of "things,"
SCRIBED .ON PAGE 3 FICE OF RELIGIOUS in Manhattan Beach. showing how increased H. WISDOM, GROWTH, for? Why do we need it? We can
EDUCATION. REGISTER Following the afternoon AND ROCK 'N' ROLL grow together as we explore the
awareness can prevent u s from
All students from public and EARLY - WORKSHOPS ARE workshops, we will again gather being victimized by media , .............Fr. Don Kimball answers to these questions.
ASSIGNED ON A FIRST­ in the ARENA to participate in manipulation Fr. Don Kimball and a
Catholic schools, grades 9 an exciting RALLY. Tom Fran­ •
through 12, are invited to attend COME, F IR S T-SERVED Catholic Media Ministry team R. THE LONG AND WIND­
zak, a talented young man from
our annual YOUTH DAY. Col- BASIS. Those received prior to C. I'VE BEEN OFF THE of young people (mostly high ING ROAD THAT·LEADS ...
this area has written music
. lege students are also welcome. January 6 will be $3.00 per per­ STREETS FOR A WHILE­ school students) produce radio .........Youth Minister Panel
son; following that day, a fee of especially for this event, and we programs for distribution all We're all searching for a
Registration forms are in the HAVE YOU MISSED ME?
know: his performance and that
Registration Guidebook and ad­ $5 .00 per person is required. ..Sr. Suzanne Jabro and Panel over the country. In this ses­ place to belong, looking for the
of his musicians will be inspir­
ditional forms· are ,available Registrations will continue to be of Wards from Fred C. Nellas sion, they will show how youth signposts along the way. If
ing.
through the Office of Religious accepted until all of the
As in pas( years, we en­ .California Youth Authority can produce their own media you've ever felt confused, mis­
Education. Each form will workshops are filled. AB­ You'II be challenged and materials and will present a understood, or left out, Denise
SOLUTELY NO REGISTRA­ courage the parishes and Schmelter, Paul Thompson,
enable the contact person to touched by this enlightening reflective mini-media concert.
TIONS ON YOUTH DAY. schools to submit banners and Brett Williams will help you
register 16 persons. This could presentation. Sr. Suzanne will
reflecting our theme. They will
represent an adult and 15 give an overview of the present K. IF TODAY YOU HEAR find your own place.
remain in the Arena for the four
students. If another form is . situation and problems of the HIS VOICE
days of the Congress, and will
needed, a second -is provided in The SCHEDULE for the day
help to enliven the Arena by thousands of youth who are in- ..... : ........ , ....Bob Hurd S. GROWING AS PERSONS:
the Guidebook. PLEASE...DO is as follows� ' carcerated in the twenty-seven This musical celebration and THE JOURNEY OF A LIFE­
their presence. Details on ban­
NOT DUPLICATE THIS 8:30 Music in the Arena institutions in the L.A. arch�io0 meditation on the meaning of TIME
ners can be found on page 40. cese. A panel of youth who are conversion, justice, and the love .................Tom Zanzig
FORM. Remember to include 9:00 Opening Session

the name of the contact person
on each form used. If the con­
tact person plans to attend, he
or she must register. The ratio
of students and adults is very
important, and we ask that all
groups recognize this as their
ffr�
9:45 A.M. Workshops presently in detention will then of God will also serve as No other creature on earth
11:00 LITURGY share their personal stories and preparation for the day's seems to take nearly as long to
12:15 Lunch struggles dealing with living in a liturgy. Bob Hurd and Anawim "grow up" as people do. It 'is a
1:30 P.M. Workshops state institution. will share some of their music, slow, sametimes painful process
2:45 Rally in the Arena both from their ''Roll Down the to move from diapers to death­
3: 30 Dismissal D. HOW TO PERFORM A Ages" collection and their bed, but it can also be the most
MIRACLE forthcoming album. exciting and fulfilling journey

personal responsibility. STAY
WITH THE YOUTH YOU
BRING, ESPECIALLY DUR­
ING THE LITURGY AND
RALLY.
Indicate you,r choices of
workshops and send the forms
AGj WISDOM
........... .. J9hn Farnsworth we'll ever make. In this session,
There will be food booths at No, it isn't magic-this work­ you'll take a broad look at the
M. SEND IN THE CLOWNS whole journey, remembering
the Convention Center, but shop will give practical guide­
lines are long. You may prefer FAVOR lines for those who are .in­ ......Lancaster "Clowns Us," where you have come from,
to bring a lunch. . - terested in walking on water. If Fr. Dorian Ro",'.e understanding where you now
Information about the liturgy that's your goal, then this is for Jesus took ordinary things stand, and catching a glimpse of
and the music will be in the you! and made them into extraor- where you are going.
 2 3

A. STAR WARS REVISITED: E. RAINBOW PEOPLE: A dinary gifts. Join the Lancaster
,, YOUTH DAY packet with your tickets. This
YODA IS EVERYWHERE! CONCERT OF HOPE _ "Clowns Us" in discovering
opportunity to become familiar
FEBRUARY 11 with the music before Youth .. ....Fr. Peter Canavan, S.A. .....'. .......... Jerry Goebel some very extraordinary gifts in
You are invited to take a look A young traveling musician a clown's suitcase. (THIS SES­
· A CALL TO CONTINUED GROWTH Day will allow you to share
at.our sacraments and to discov­ and recording artist, Jerry will SION IS ALL IN MIME)
more fully in the Youth Liturgy.
Over the past several years, we have seen a continued' growth· Note: the time for the liturgy is er how to become sensitive to give a concert with stories and
in youth ministry in the parishes throughout our dioceses. Part of 11 a.m. the presence of God breaking songs, laughter and challenge, N. MIME AND SCRIPTURE:
helping that grow,th is the oppartunity to gatnei these young peo­ Evaluation forms will be in into our lives all the time­ focusing on our urgent need to PATHWAY TO PRAYER
ple f.rom parishes and scho!l)ls to celebrate t)le vitality and life they your packet, and your com­ especially when we need 'him find Christ-ones, who will reach Fr. Michael E. Moynahan, S.J.
experience on the local level and the need tp see that they are· part ments will be greatly ap­ and know how to look for him! beyond their fear to offer their Explore some basic mime
of a larger Church and faniil;y.. preciated. Fr. Peter, a young Atonement greatest gift-love. These peo­ techniques that can lead you to
The �nthusiasm of over 9,000 ,young pe·ople co.ming together Friar, will help you learn to ex­ ple are the New Testament new depths of yourself and
in praye� warship, reflection and community is a sign,oftlieir, in� This year's Youth Day ac­
perience your spiritual and ''rainbows.'' God's Word. All you ·need is
volve'itlent and influence in the family of the Church. They have tivities will begin with a colorful
"experience," titled "Building sacramental life. curiosity and imagination.
mi:tny gifti ·to sl'lare with eacti other and with the communfty. F. ARE YOU WEARING Miming Scripture can help you
Our the!lle of GR;QWINQ IN W�SDOM, AGE AND a Rainbow," presented by Fr. B. ARE YOU SQUEEZABLY
Jim Gehl, a favorite of past C OUNTERFEIT JEANS? discover wholely (holy) new
FAVOR is especially appropriate for our YOUTH DAY of 1982. SOFT AND IRRESISTIBLE? HOW TO FIND THE FAKES ways to pray.
I:t has been ten, yeai& since we beg�n the large.scale ¥outh Day in Youth Days, who is currently at
............Fran Culverhouse ............. Fr. Liam Kidney
J\naheim, and we. celebrat"ed eu� growth }0gether as a young St. Mary's Parish in Palmdale.
This will be a visual presenta­ Everyone claims to be the real
church. This Yauth Day, therefore, will be a special celebration of Fr. Jim will combine his talents P. WHOSE BIBLE IS IT?
tion. of the several ways that thing, yet with so many dif­
that anniversary. We have an excellent selection of speakers, as with those of several super G O D'S ...Y O U R S .. .O R
media affect ou� everyday ferences not everyone compares
well as music and drama, and we have planned a beautiful liturgy musicians from the ranks of the lifestyles in contrast to the life OURS?
Los Angeles and Oran'ge him- or herself to the original .. ..Fr. Christopher Smith with
to highlight the day. and teaching of Jesus, par­ and claims to be as· good as the
We hope and pray together that this day will be a celebration, Diocesan YOUTH MINISTRY ticularly dealing with adver­ Frs. Mike Heher, John Urell,
TEAMS. original. Our job is to find theand Bill Vohsing
a support to you, and a continuing encouragement for the youth tisements. It will contrast the "ORIGINAL" and not just be
Entertainment during the Jesus grew in wisdom, age
of these dioceses. lifestyles of the poor and op­ satisfied with t he
lunch period in the Grand Lob­ and favor because he was
Rev. Msgr. Lloyd Torgerson pressed and our "me-first" "counterfeit." Fr. Liam invites
by will be provided by . the nourished by the Word. We
Associate Director reality, and will give suggestions us to discover the "real thing."
popular music group CEPHAS need that nourishment too,
of how to examine our needs
with the total fee to the OF­ from American Martyrs Church Whose Word is it? Who is it
WORKSHOPS ARE DE­ and our value of "things,"
SCRIBED .ON PAGE 3 FICE OF RELIGIOUS in Manhattan Beach. showing how increased H. WISDOM, GROWTH, for? Why do we need it? We can
EDUCATION. REGISTER Following the afternoon AND ROCK 'N' ROLL grow together as we explore the
awareness can prevent u s from
All students from public and EARLY - WORKSHOPS ARE workshops, we will again gather being victimized by media , .............Fr. Don Kimball answers to these questions.
ASSIGNED ON A FIRST­ in the ARENA to participate in manipulation Fr. Don Kimball and a
Catholic schools, grades 9 an exciting RALLY. Tom Fran­ •
through 12, are invited to attend COME, F IR S T-SERVED Catholic Media Ministry team R. THE LONG AND WIND­
zak, a talented young man from
our annual YOUTH DAY. Col- BASIS. Those received prior to C. I'VE BEEN OFF THE of young people (mostly high ING ROAD THAT·LEADS ...
this area has written music
. lege students are also welcome. January 6 will be $3.00 per per­ STREETS FOR A WHILE­ school students) produce radio .........Youth Minister Panel
son; following that day, a fee of especially for this event, and we programs for distribution all We're all searching for a
Registration forms are in the HAVE YOU MISSED ME?
know: his performance and that
Registration Guidebook and ad­ $5 .00 per person is required. ..Sr. Suzanne Jabro and Panel over the country. In this ses­ place to belong, looking for the
of his musicians will be inspir­
ditional forms· are ,available Registrations will continue to be of Wards from Fred C. Nellas sion, they will show how youth signposts along the way. If
ing.
through the Office of Religious accepted until all of the
As in pas( years, we en­ .California Youth Authority can produce their own media you've ever felt confused, mis­
Education. Each form will workshops are filled. AB­ You'II be challenged and materials and will present a understood, or left out, Denise
SOLUTELY NO REGISTRA­ courage the parishes and Schmelter, Paul Thompson,
enable the contact person to touched by this enlightening reflective mini-media concert.
TIONS ON YOUTH DAY. schools to submit banners and Brett Williams will help you
register 16 persons. This could presentation. Sr. Suzanne will
reflecting our theme. They will
represent an adult and 15 give an overview of the present K. IF TODAY YOU HEAR find your own place.
remain in the Arena for the four
students. If another form is . situation and problems of the HIS VOICE
days of the Congress, and will
needed, a second -is provided in The SCHEDULE for the day
help to enliven the Arena by thousands of youth who are in- ..... : ........ , ....Bob Hurd S. GROWING AS PERSONS:
the Guidebook. PLEASE...DO is as follows� ' carcerated in the twenty-seven This musical celebration and THE JOURNEY OF A LIFE­
their presence. Details on ban­
NOT DUPLICATE THIS 8:30 Music in the Arena institutions in the L.A. arch�io0 meditation on the meaning of TIME
ners can be found on page 40. cese. A panel of youth who are conversion, justice, and the love .................Tom Zanzig
FORM. Remember to include 9:00 Opening Session

the name of the contact person
on each form used. If the con­
tact person plans to attend, he
or she must register. The ratio
of students and adults is very
important, and we ask that all
groups recognize this as their
ffr�
9:45 A.M. Workshops presently in detention will then of God will also serve as No other creature on earth
11:00 LITURGY share their personal stories and preparation for the day's seems to take nearly as long to
12:15 Lunch struggles dealing with living in a liturgy. Bob Hurd and Anawim "grow up" as people do. It 'is a
1:30 P.M. Workshops state institution. will share some of their music, slow, sametimes painful process
2:45 Rally in the Arena both from their ''Roll Down the to move from diapers to death­
3: 30 Dismissal D. HOW TO PERFORM A Ages" collection and their bed, but it can also be the most
MIRACLE forthcoming album. exciting and fulfilling journey

personal responsibility. STAY
WITH THE YOUTH YOU
BRING, ESPECIALLY DUR­
ING THE LITURGY AND
RALLY.
Indicate you,r choices of
workshops and send the forms
AGj WISDOM
........... .. J9hn Farnsworth we'll ever make. In this session,
There will be food booths at No, it isn't magic-this work­ you'll take a broad look at the
M. SEND IN THE CLOWNS whole journey, remembering
the Convention Center, but shop will give practical guide­
lines are long. You may prefer FAVOR lines for those who are .in­ ......Lancaster "Clowns Us," where you have come from,
to bring a lunch. . - terested in walking on water. If Fr. Dorian Ro",'.e understanding where you now
Information about the liturgy that's your goal, then this is for Jesus took ordinary things stand, and catching a glimpse of
and the music will be in the you! and made them into extraor- where you are going.
4 s

.,GENERAL ASSEMBLIES WORKSHOPS

BR-ING OS 'TQ
: GETHER!
Speakers are list.ed alphabetically.

Friday, February 12 WILLIAM L. ADAMS, C�Ss.R.

8:30 P.M. missions and parishes in St. with a focus on the personal
Louis, MO, Whittier, CA, and witnessing of one's faith. We
Florence Littauer Portland, OR. His articles have truly grow as we share.
appeared in "Vision," the
"PURSUIT OF ·HAPPINESS" m o n t h l y p u b l i c ation o f
Southern California Renewal
"THE BIBLE TEACHER
Her delivery is fast and funny, but she is not just an "after­ AS THE LIVING WORD"
Communities. He will share his
Florence Littauer dinner speaker." In her assembly talk, Florence Littauer will faith in two Cm1gress workshops. (8B) "God's word is living and
share her own experiences of growth with humor and pathos. effective,'' the Bible tells us. So
Composer-conductor Jol:m Green says of her, "To the faltering "SHARING OUR FAITH" must our teaching of that word
spirit, she. brings the strength of faith; to the weight of despair, (7C) We grow in our faith as we be. The Scriptures are the great
the uplift of laughter." Be assured that her presentation will be share it with others. Pope Paul source of life and people need
dynamic, entertaining, and inspirational. VI said our own conversion is effective Bible teaching as a
not complete until we become source of growth. Jesus was the
Saturday; February 13 evangelizers. People do not Word of God made flesh and
A Redemptorist Missionary, come to know Christ through revealed the Father not just in
8:30 A.M. Fr. Adams is a part of a com­ programs as much as through what he said but in who he was.
munity called Center for Parish one-to-one sharing of our lives So the Bible teacher must incar­
Rev. Thomas Groome, P�.D. Missions in Oakland, CA, with those we know. The focus nate the word of God and
where he is director of a pro­ of evangelization is being Christ become a living word to others.
"SHARING gram to establish faith-sharing to a brother or sister, especially This workshop will explore the
O0R STORY AND VISION" groups in parishes. He was born
in Alaska, brought up in Port­
in a time of need. This
work�hop will explore some.
dynamics of the living word of
God as shared in the power -of
Dr. Groome's Irish wit and charm bring amusement and'fun to land, and has . served Alaska basic ideas of evangelization the Holy Spirit..
Fr. Thomas Groome
his challenging talks. In his assembly presentation, he will explain
one practical approach to fulfilling the catechist's sacred task to
share the Story of·God in Jesus Christ and the vision of God's
Kingdom to which we are calied. This will be an uplifting, il­ • REV. WILLIAM J� BAUSCH
luminating way to start the day-with one of our most popular
Congress speakers. Fides/Claretian Press, Notre the emotional and contextual
Dame, Indiana, as well as a foundations for youth's concept
number of articies for The of Church. Every youth grows
NEW ATTRACTIONS! Priest, U.S. Catholic, and The
Living Light. His books include
in age, wisdom and favor in the
local parish and this therefore
FRIDAY, FEB. 12 - 8:30 a.m. The Creative Parish (1980), A forms his/her first and lasting
New-Look At the Sacraments impression of Church.
Congress 82 will open with a rousing assembly in the Arena. (1977), and Positioning: Belief
in the Mid-Seventies (1975). His "PARISH FOUNDATIONS
GRAYSON WARREN BROWN returns to us to share his vibrant FOR GROWING IN w1s�
musical talents; teaming with ST. AGATHA'S PARISH CHOIR. workshops will address parish
youth ministry. DOM, AGE AND FAVOR"
Gra'yson Warren Brown Grayson and this choir of 45 singers, ranging in ages frofT! 6 to SO, (4A) This workshop will extend
will lead us in prayer and gospel songs that will set the pace for a the notion of parish as youth
most energizing Congress weekend. A short orientation will "HOW TO BUILD PARISH context for being Christian. The
follow. Fr. William Bausch, Pastor COMMUNITY: BACKDOOR parish is critical as context be­
of St. Mary's Parish in Colt's TO YOUTH" (lA) Fr. Bausch fore youth programs are formed
SATURDAY, FEB. 13 - 8:30 p.m. Neck, New Jersey, is the author will center on five styles of and before catch-up therapies
CONCERT of seven books, all published by parish and how such styles lay are needed.
RAY REPP will serve both as M.C. and performer in the ex­
citing musical concert that has been planned for Saturday night.
This concert will feature Ray as well as Mary Lu Walker, who will
perform her original material. Two new musical groups will also SR. MARGARET BETZ, O.L.V.M.
be featured-ANTIOCH, a talented group of musicians from
Canada, and · SONDAY, a dynamic group from Madison, "Mine is a vagabond 'walk­ Sister. Victory Noll Missionary oppressed. Sr. Margaret is
Wisconsin, directed by Fr. Jim Marchionda. All of these fine with-me-on-the-water' kind of' Sisters commit themselves to Campus Minister at the Univer­
musicians will share their original compositions with us, as well as life that is demanding, exciting, foster justice through ministry sity of Detroit, Detroit, MI,
our old favorite songs. PLAN . .TO ATTEND THIS JOYFUL and intensely challenging,'' says and simple life style, working where she directs a student
Ray Repp EVENT! Sr. Margaret, a Victory Noll always in favor of the poor and retreat program and helps to
4 s

.,GENERAL ASSEMBLIES WORKSHOPS

BR-ING OS 'TQ
: GETHER!
Speakers are list.ed alphabetically.

Friday, February 12 WILLIAM L. ADAMS, C�Ss.R.

8:30 P.M. missions and parishes in St. with a focus on the personal
Louis, MO, Whittier, CA, and witnessing of one's faith. We
Florence Littauer Portland, OR. His articles have truly grow as we share.
appeared in "Vision," the
"PURSUIT OF ·HAPPINESS" m o n t h l y p u b l i c ation o f
Southern California Renewal
"THE BIBLE TEACHER
Her delivery is fast and funny, but she is not just an "after­ AS THE LIVING WORD"
Communities. He will share his
Florence Littauer dinner speaker." In her assembly talk, Florence Littauer will faith in two Cm1gress workshops. (8B) "God's word is living and
share her own experiences of growth with humor and pathos. effective,'' the Bible tells us. So
Composer-conductor Jol:m Green says of her, "To the faltering "SHARING OUR FAITH" must our teaching of that word
spirit, she. brings the strength of faith; to the weight of despair, (7C) We grow in our faith as we be. The Scriptures are the great
the uplift of laughter." Be assured that her presentation will be share it with others. Pope Paul source of life and people need
dynamic, entertaining, and inspirational. VI said our own conversion is effective Bible teaching as a
not complete until we become source of growth. Jesus was the
Saturday; February 13 evangelizers. People do not Word of God made flesh and
A Redemptorist Missionary, come to know Christ through revealed the Father not just in
8:30 A.M. Fr. Adams is a part of a com­ programs as much as through what he said but in who he was.
munity called Center for Parish one-to-one sharing of our lives So the Bible teacher must incar­
Rev. Thomas Groome, P�.D. Missions in Oakland, CA, with those we know. The focus nate the word of God and
where he is director of a pro­ of evangelization is being Christ become a living word to others.
"SHARING gram to establish faith-sharing to a brother or sister, especially This workshop will explore the
O0R STORY AND VISION" groups in parishes. He was born
in Alaska, brought up in Port­
in a time of need. This
work�hop will explore some.
dynamics of the living word of
God as shared in the power -of
Dr. Groome's Irish wit and charm bring amusement and'fun to land, and has . served Alaska basic ideas of evangelization the Holy Spirit..
Fr. Thomas Groome
his challenging talks. In his assembly presentation, he will explain
one practical approach to fulfilling the catechist's sacred task to
share the Story of·God in Jesus Christ and the vision of God's
Kingdom to which we are calied. This will be an uplifting, il­ • REV. WILLIAM J� BAUSCH
luminating way to start the day-with one of our most popular
Congress speakers. Fides/Claretian Press, Notre the emotional and contextual
Dame, Indiana, as well as a foundations for youth's concept
number of articies for The of Church. Every youth grows
NEW ATTRACTIONS! Priest, U.S. Catholic, and The
Living Light. His books include
in age, wisdom and favor in the
local parish and this therefore
FRIDAY, FEB. 12 - 8:30 a.m. The Creative Parish (1980), A forms his/her first and lasting
New-Look At the Sacraments impression of Church.
Congress 82 will open with a rousing assembly in the Arena. (1977), and Positioning: Belief
in the Mid-Seventies (1975). His "PARISH FOUNDATIONS
GRAYSON WARREN BROWN returns to us to share his vibrant FOR GROWING IN w1s�
musical talents; teaming with ST. AGATHA'S PARISH CHOIR. workshops will address parish
youth ministry. DOM, AGE AND FAVOR"
Gra'yson Warren Brown Grayson and this choir of 45 singers, ranging in ages frofT! 6 to SO, (4A) This workshop will extend
will lead us in prayer and gospel songs that will set the pace for a the notion of parish as youth
most energizing Congress weekend. A short orientation will "HOW TO BUILD PARISH context for being Christian. The
follow. Fr. William Bausch, Pastor COMMUNITY: BACKDOOR parish is critical as context be­
of St. Mary's Parish in Colt's TO YOUTH" (lA) Fr. Bausch fore youth programs are formed
SATURDAY, FEB. 13 - 8:30 p.m. Neck, New Jersey, is the author will center on five styles of and before catch-up therapies
CONCERT of seven books, all published by parish and how such styles lay are needed.
RAY REPP will serve both as M.C. and performer in the ex­
citing musical concert that has been planned for Saturday night.
This concert will feature Ray as well as Mary Lu Walker, who will
perform her original material. Two new musical groups will also SR. MARGARET BETZ, O.L.V.M.
be featured-ANTIOCH, a talented group of musicians from
Canada, and · SONDAY, a dynamic group from Madison, "Mine is a vagabond 'walk­ Sister. Victory Noll Missionary oppressed. Sr. Margaret is
Wisconsin, directed by Fr. Jim Marchionda. All of these fine with-me-on-the-water' kind of' Sisters commit themselves to Campus Minister at the Univer­
musicians will share their original compositions with us, as well as life that is demanding, exciting, foster justice through ministry sity of Detroit, Detroit, MI,
our old favorite songs. PLAN . .TO ATTEND THIS JOYFUL and intensely challenging,'' says and simple life style, working where she directs a student
Ray Repp EVENT! Sr. Margaret, a Victory Noll always in favor of the poor and retreat program and helps to
 6 7

the topics of her workshops. "CAREERS AND LIFE­ DON BOYD

Sr. Margaret Betz
develop an outreach program of
service. Her book, Faith and
Justice (St. Mary's Press, 1980),
leads youthJo faith and justice,
''A POSITIVE APPROACH
STYLES: CHOICES FOR
"JUSTICE .IN THE GOS� JUSTICE" (4B) Every decision f Don is a walking en­ will be an·opportunity for NEW TO SHARING FAITH WITH
PEL" (1B) Certain values in­ we make can bring us closer to cyclopedia of good, sound, catechists·, catechists who have THE- JUNIOR HIGH STU­
herent in U.S. culture can ac­ realizing the gospel mandate of practical information for begin­ been at it awhile ,and would like DENT" (7M) This session will
tually prevent us from hearing justice. Major decisions, such as ning catechists. A Master a fresh approach, or catechists provide the junior high catechist
the fullness of the Christian the choice of a career• or a Catechist, he has taught every who would just like to creatively with effective ways of sharing
gospel, and its mandate for lifestyle, can be especially level;-preschool through high motivate their leatners. It will faith with the students. It will be
justice. Starting with the significant in this regard. This school-and was a parish be a session of practical, hands­ designed for the NEW junior
parable of the good Samaritan, workshop will focus on the pro­ religious education coordinator on ways to share faith with the high catechist, as well as those
this workshop will outline four cess of petsonal decision­ for five years. He is now a Sales elementary student. During this who would like t0 develop new
steps that can help participants making: pr.ayerful discernment Consultant for W. H. Sadlier. session, time will be spent on approaches for mefivating and
make connections between or­ in light of the problems, A popular Congress speaker, he unit planning, effective use of working with the young adoles­
dinary life and gospel justice, chalienges, and opportunities brings a treasure trove of ideas the Teacher's Guide, organizing cent. During the session time
and then to move toward that confront .• conscientious to his workshops. the classroom, prayer celebra­ will be spent on exploring
gospel-inspired action on behalf Christians. It is especially tions, lesson development, various models for junior high
of justice. It is primarily geared geared to those who teach sacramental preparation (Re­ programs, developing spirituali­
to those who want to make junior high and high school ''PRACTICAL APROACH­ conciliation and Eucharist), ty, effective lesson planning and
religious education more in­ students, but can be useful to ES TO SHARING FAITH parent participation and effec­ unit development, sacramental
clusive of justice concerns. others as well. WITH THE ELEMENTARY tive use of scripture in the preparation (Confirmation) and
STUDENT" (SR) This session classroom. obtaining parent participation.

T. WILLIAM BOLTS, S.M.

Bev has given over 250 art,
language development and
music workshops over the past
three years. She has been Direc­
tor of the Roseville Cooperative
Preschool in California for fif­
teen years and was California
Parent Participation Nursery
Brother William is a writer
and a teacher at Riordan High
in San Francisco. He is a
member of Marianist provincial
and general chapters and
numerous professional organi­
zations, and has done extensive·
research and travel in the
United States and Europe. His
book, The Catholic Experience
in America (Benziger, 1980), is
a contemporary approach to
Catholics in the United
States-their past, present, and
future.
BEV BOS
School Teacher of the Year fo
1979. She has written two
books, published by The Burton
Gallery: Don't Move the Muf­
fin Tins: A Hands-Off Guide to
Art for the Young Child (1978)
and Creating Conversations
with Children (1981).
"CREATIVE ART FOR
THE YOUNG CHILD" (8F)
This workshop will present and
define child-centered art cur­
riculum, as distinguished from
craft curriculum. It will include
the dempnstration and discus­
sion of as many activities and
projects as time will allow. Par­
ticipants will add to their ex­
isting approaches to art cur­
riculum a nµmber of concepts
"R EMEMB E RiN G- S O
THAT O U R CHILDREN
CAN" (2A) Telling one's story
has been a traditional way for
older generations to pass on
their wisdom and faith ex­
periences to new generations.
This workshop will center on a
variety of practical and in­
novative methods of remember­
ing the lived experiences of
family and neighborhood, of
parish and peoples, within the
setting of the Catholic com­
munity in the United States.
• liturgical materials by Black ar­ tion, to a place where music is
and projects which are child­
cent er ed, developmentally
oriented, and creative art, not
craft, by nature.
"MUSIC AND LANGUAGE
DEVELOPMENT FOR THE
YOUNG CHILD" (9F) This
workshop will explain and
demonstrate how to develop
unaccompanied music and
child-initiated music projects,
storytelling, use of books, use
of dramatic ' t echniques in
reading, and · use of child­
d e v e l o p e d and di c t a t e d
materials. Participants will add
to their existing approaches to
music and language develop­
ment a number of music and
language .activities and projects
especially suitable for the
preschooler.
ORAYSON WARREN BROWN
Grayson Warren Brown is "MUSIC. FOR LITURGY:
America's leading Black MUSIC FOR LIFE" (SD) (8H)
Catholic liturgist and composer.
For nearly twenty years he has What does.our song say? What
served as minister of music at an does our song say about our
inner-city parish; for the last commitment to prayer, to the
five, he h a s c o n d u c t e d Lord, to one another? With
workshops and seminars na­ vibrant energy and gentle
tionwide. He is a founder and humor, Grayson Brown will un­
co�director of Freedom House, cover the connections between
a non-profit organization· in successful liturgies and social Audrey Campbell-Wray
Mesa, AZ, devoted to the justice. Participants will move
publication and promotion of beyond routine, beyond obliga­
tists. Says Dan Schutte, of the the key to celebration, renewal,
St. Louis Jesuits, "Grayson's and commitment; and discover
music has a magical quality that - how the parish can be that
charms people into wanting to place, how music can create the
sing God's praise from the e,cperience of Christ in the
depth of their hearts." parish community.
BERNARD J. BUSH, S.J., and
AUDREY E. CAMPBELL-WRAY, Ph.D. (cand.)
The House of Affirmation in therapist, art therapist, and
Montara, CA, is a therapeutic spiritual director. Bernard Bush
center for emotionally troubled "EMOTIONAL DEVELOP­ FIRMA TION'' (6E) The
clergy and religious, where Fr. MENT IN AN ATMOSPHERE religious educator needs to be a
Bush is Director and Ms. OF AFFIRMATION" (SE) facilitator of spiritual life in ad�
Campbell-Wray is Ancillary Religious educators need to be dition to imparting theological
Therapies Director. He has aware and helpful in the pro­ knowledge. In this workshop,
given numerous lectures and cesses of human growth and participants will look at affir­
workshops to clerg·y and maturity. This workshop will m a t i o n as i n t e r p e r s o nal
religious groups on the issues of discuss affirmation as the essen­ spirituality; stagnant spirituali­
spirituality, emotional growth tial for all human growth. ty, an experience of a punitive
and mental health, and com­ ''SPIRITUAL GROWTH IN God;iand the Religious Right as
munity living. She is a psyco- AN ATMOSPHERE OF AF- a threat to living Christian lov.e.

..
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the topics of her workshops. "CAREERS AND LIFE­ DON BOYD

Sr. Margaret Betz
develop an outreach program of
service. Her book, Faith and
Justice (St. Mary's Press, 1980),
leads youthJo faith and justice,
''A POSITIVE APPROACH
STYLES: CHOICES FOR
"JUSTICE .IN THE GOS� JUSTICE" (4B) Every decision f Don is a walking en­ will be an·opportunity for NEW TO SHARING FAITH WITH
PEL" (1B) Certain values in­ we make can bring us closer to cyclopedia of good, sound, catechists·, catechists who have THE- JUNIOR HIGH STU­
herent in U.S. culture can ac­ realizing the gospel mandate of practical information for begin­ been at it awhile ,and would like DENT" (7M) This session will
tually prevent us from hearing justice. Major decisions, such as ning catechists. A Master a fresh approach, or catechists provide the junior high catechist
the fullness of the Christian the choice of a career• or a Catechist, he has taught every who would just like to creatively with effective ways of sharing
gospel, and its mandate for lifestyle, can be especially level;-preschool through high motivate their leatners. It will faith with the students. It will be
justice. Starting with the significant in this regard. This school-and was a parish be a session of practical, hands­ designed for the NEW junior
parable of the good Samaritan, workshop will focus on the pro­ religious education coordinator on ways to share faith with the high catechist, as well as those
this workshop will outline four cess of petsonal decision­ for five years. He is now a Sales elementary student. During this who would like t0 develop new
steps that can help participants making: pr.ayerful discernment Consultant for W. H. Sadlier. session, time will be spent on approaches for mefivating and
make connections between or­ in light of the problems, A popular Congress speaker, he unit planning, effective use of working with the young adoles­
dinary life and gospel justice, chalienges, and opportunities brings a treasure trove of ideas the Teacher's Guide, organizing cent. During the session time
and then to move toward that confront .• conscientious to his workshops. the classroom, prayer celebra­ will be spent on exploring
gospel-inspired action on behalf Christians. It is especially tions, lesson development, various models for junior high
of justice. It is primarily geared geared to those who teach sacramental preparation (Re­ programs, developing spirituali­
to those who want to make junior high and high school ''PRACTICAL APROACH­ conciliation and Eucharist), ty, effective lesson planning and
religious education more in­ students, but can be useful to ES TO SHARING FAITH parent participation and effec­ unit development, sacramental
clusive of justice concerns. others as well. WITH THE ELEMENTARY tive use of scripture in the preparation (Confirmation) and
STUDENT" (SR) This session classroom. obtaining parent participation.

T. WILLIAM BOLTS, S.M.

Bev has given over 250 art,
language development and
music workshops over the past
three years. She has been Direc­
tor of the Roseville Cooperative
Preschool in California for fif­
teen years and was California
Parent Participation Nursery
Brother William is a writer
and a teacher at Riordan High
in San Francisco. He is a
member of Marianist provincial
and general chapters and
numerous professional organi­
zations, and has done extensive·
research and travel in the
United States and Europe. His
book, The Catholic Experience
in America (Benziger, 1980), is
a contemporary approach to
Catholics in the United
States-their past, present, and
future.
BEV BOS
School Teacher of the Year fo
1979. She has written two
books, published by The Burton
Gallery: Don't Move the Muf­
fin Tins: A Hands-Off Guide to
Art for the Young Child (1978)
and Creating Conversations
with Children (1981).
"CREATIVE ART FOR
THE YOUNG CHILD" (8F)
This workshop will present and
define child-centered art cur­
riculum, as distinguished from
craft curriculum. It will include
the dempnstration and discus­
sion of as many activities and
projects as time will allow. Par­
ticipants will add to their ex­
isting approaches to art cur­
riculum a nµmber of concepts
"R EMEMB E RiN G- S O
THAT O U R CHILDREN
CAN" (2A) Telling one's story
has been a traditional way for
older generations to pass on
their wisdom and faith ex­
periences to new generations.
This workshop will center on a
variety of practical and in­
novative methods of remember­
ing the lived experiences of
family and neighborhood, of
parish and peoples, within the
setting of the Catholic com­
munity in the United States.
• liturgical materials by Black ar­ tion, to a place where music is
and projects which are child­
cent er ed, developmentally
oriented, and creative art, not
craft, by nature.
"MUSIC AND LANGUAGE
DEVELOPMENT FOR THE
YOUNG CHILD" (9F) This
workshop will explain and
demonstrate how to develop
unaccompanied music and
child-initiated music projects,
storytelling, use of books, use
of dramatic ' t echniques in
reading, and · use of child­
d e v e l o p e d and di c t a t e d
materials. Participants will add
to their existing approaches to
music and language develop­
ment a number of music and
language .activities and projects
especially suitable for the
preschooler.
ORAYSON WARREN BROWN
Grayson Warren Brown is "MUSIC. FOR LITURGY:
America's leading Black MUSIC FOR LIFE" (SD) (8H)
Catholic liturgist and composer.
For nearly twenty years he has What does.our song say? What
served as minister of music at an does our song say about our
inner-city parish; for the last commitment to prayer, to the
five, he h a s c o n d u c t e d Lord, to one another? With
workshops and seminars na­ vibrant energy and gentle
tionwide. He is a founder and humor, Grayson Brown will un­
co�director of Freedom House, cover the connections between
a non-profit organization· in successful liturgies and social Audrey Campbell-Wray
Mesa, AZ, devoted to the justice. Participants will move
publication and promotion of beyond routine, beyond obliga­
tists. Says Dan Schutte, of the the key to celebration, renewal,
St. Louis Jesuits, "Grayson's and commitment; and discover
music has a magical quality that - how the parish can be that
charms people into wanting to place, how music can create the
sing God's praise from the e,cperience of Christ in the
depth of their hearts." parish community.
BERNARD J. BUSH, S.J., and
AUDREY E. CAMPBELL-WRAY, Ph.D. (cand.)
The House of Affirmation in therapist, art therapist, and
Montara, CA, is a therapeutic spiritual director. Bernard Bush
center for emotionally troubled "EMOTIONAL DEVELOP­ FIRMA TION'' (6E) The
clergy and religious, where Fr. MENT IN AN ATMOSPHERE religious educator needs to be a
Bush is Director and Ms. OF AFFIRMATION" (SE) facilitator of spiritual life in ad�
Campbell-Wray is Ancillary Religious educators need to be dition to imparting theological
Therapies Director. He has aware and helpful in the pro­ knowledge. In this workshop,
given numerous lectures and cesses of human growth and participants will look at affir­
workshops to clerg·y and maturity. This workshop will m a t i o n as i n t e r p e r s o nal
religious groups on the issues of discuss affirmation as the essen­ spirituality; stagnant spirituali­
spirituality, emotional growth tial for all human growth. ty, an experience of a punitive
and mental health, and com­ ''SPIRITUAL GROWTH IN God;iand the Religious Right as
munity living. She is a psyco- AN ATMOSPHERE OF AF- a threat to living Christian lov.e.

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8 9

RICHARD BYRNE� C.S.P., D. MIN.
Fr. Byrne's leisure-time pur­
suits of backpacking and cross­
country skiing blend well with
ti;le topic of his doctoral disser­
tation, ''The Theology and
Practice of Centering Prayer"
(Ca t h o l i c Univ e r s it y o f
America). As a faculty member
at the Jesuit School of Theology
in Berkeley, he serves on the
staff of the Institute for
Spirituality and Worship. His
Fr. Richard Byrne workshops promise the spiritual
enrichment necessary for all
who wish to deepen their prayer
life.
"CENTERING PRAYER"
(JS) This workshop will ln­
troduce participants to center-
CHRISTINE M. CANNING AND LIZ LOLL
Christine is a preschool
teacher in Saugus, CA. She
recently returned from England
and Ireland where she studied
preschool and infant centers.
She is developing curriculum
for the young child. Liz is a
k i n d e r gar t e n t e a c h e r i n
Camarillo, CA, and led the
' Preschool Training Series at St.
John's Seminary. Both head up
the preschool programs in their
respective parishes and are
members of the archdiocesan
Preschool Advisory Board.
ing prayer. The three parts If
the workshop will consist of
history and theology; explana­
tion and practice; questions and
reflections. Since this prayer
form is .so simple, participants
niay be able, after several hours
of personal practice, to teach it
to others.
"T E ACHING QUI E T
PRAYER" (4S) Fr. Byrne will
begin this workshop by presen­
ting thoughts on the theology
and practice of quiet prayer, as
well as some principles and
guidelines for teaching it. Next,
he will demonstrate a style of
teaching; and finally, there will
be an opportunity for questions
and discussion.
"FIVE IN ONE IS ME" (iF)
P e opl e are sensory
creatures and as such all learn­
ing takes place through the five
senses God has given us. By
leading young children to a
fuller awareness of these senses
they will grow to better ap­
preciate the wonder of their
bodies and the beauty of crea­
tion-two important precedents
to more formalized religious
training. This session will offer
techniques for awakening the
senses in the preschool child.
However, most of the time we ''U N D E R S T A N D I N G Church that we are not prepar­
are not what we should be and MA R R I AGE AND T H E ing our people well for family
others arc not what they should 1-'A Mll,Y: A PS YCH O- life and that we are not offering
people sufficient support after
be. As a result, we feel unduly . LOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
guilty and cynical, or we pre­ they are married. This talk will
tend that things are better than FOR BUILDING A RELI­ deal with some tenacious myths
they actually are to reduce anx­ GIOUS EDUCATION PRO­ regarding marriage and family
iety. This talk will deal with a GRAM" (58) There is an in­ life and attempt to replace them
third, more helpful, alternative. creasing awareness in the with more realistic principles.
CHRISTIAN SERVICE ADV!ISORV BOARDS
LOS ANGELES and ORANGE
.others to grow. to their full Parish Community Organizer
potential. Moderator will be for Christian Service in the
Roger Keenan, Chairman of the Diocese of Orange.
Christian Service Group from
St. John Fisher Parish. "CHRISTIANS NEED TO
Panelists include Peter Travis,' DO MORE THAN TELL PEO­
President Christian Service Ad­ PLE GOD LOVES THEM"
visory Board, a founding (7H) This workshop will be
member of M.E.N.D.; Ed presented by the panel in five
Rose, Vice President Christian parts: 1) A short film and ex­
Ser.vice Advisory Board, a foun­ planation of what Christian Ser­
ding member of M.E.N.D.; Sr. vice means. 2) Why Do Chris­
Victoria Dalesandro, O.P., tian Service will, using the
Director of Christian Service gospel, emphasize our respon­
Peter Travis, _Sr. Victoria Department of the Archdiocese sibility for giving Christian Ser­
Dalesandro, Roger Keenan of L.A.; Vivian Thomas, Direc­ vice in our parishes. 3) Who Do
tor of Christian_Service Agency, . You Help will give examples
Diocese of Orange; Jeff and through slides of the types of
This eight-member panel will Patricia Wilcox, President and needs encountered in our local
demonstrate that Christian Sere member of the Board of Direc­ parishes. 4) How To Start will
vice workers grow spiritually tors of Christian Service in the give ideas on how to set up a
while removing barriers of Diocese of Orange and Presi­ successful program. S) How To
poverty, sickness, ignorance dent of A.C.T.; and Sr. Do It will explore the realities of
and loneliness and encouraging Dorothea Marie Ross, C.S.J., working with the needy.

MICHAEL E. CAVANAGH, Ph.D. HOWARD CLINEBELL, Ph.D.

Christine Canning Michael Cavanagh is always a
popular Congress speaker and
this ye\lr should be no exception
for the San Francisco-based
clinical psychologist and colum­
nist. Dr. Cavanagh is Professor
of Psychology at the University
of San Francisco and maintains
a private practice in San Fran­
cisco and Marin Counties. His·
bi-monthly column appears in
the diocesan newspapers of San
Francisco, Oakland-Stockton,
Sacramento-Santa Rosa, and
Monterey. His book, The
Counseling Experience: A
Michael Cava�agh Theoretical and Practical Ap-
proach, will be published by
Brooks/Cole in February, 1982.
Other books include Make
Tomorrow Better,
Psych olog ical Guide for
Singles, Parents, and the Entire
Family (Paulist Press, 1980),
and What To Do When You 're
Feeling Guilty Claretian
Publications, 1978).
«WISDOM: LEARNING
TO DEAL WITH WHAT IS
AS WELL AS WITH WHAT
SHOULD BE" (4R) We Chris­
tians know how we should be
and how others should be.
A nationally-known lecturer
and author, Dr. Clinebell is
Professor of Pastoral Counsel­
A ing at the School of Theology at
Claremont and a faculty
member at Claremont Graduate
School. He is also Director of
the Institute of Religion and
Wholeness. He has been direc­
tor of pastoral counseling
centers in Pasadena, Clare­
mont, and Pomona Valley, and
has served churches in .Indiana,
Jllinois, and New York. He was
Minister of Counseling, First
United Methodist Church,
Pasadena, for two years, and
The creative use of any stage in
Chaplain, Methodist Hospital,
the life journey involves becom­
Arcadia, one year. In addition
ing aware that every stage offers
to more than a dozen books, he
a new set of growth oppor­
is the author of some forty ar­
tunities (as welJ as new pro­
ticles in professional journals
blems, losses and griefs). This
and numerous book chapters.
workshop will use experiential
His wife, Charlotte, is a licensed
methods to enable participants
clinical social worker who prac­
to get in touch with ten
tices as a psychotherapist, and a
strategies for using the fresh op­
marriage, child and family
counselor. portµnities for potentializing
during the retirement years. The
"HELP I N G PEOPLE dual focus will be on using these
(YOURSELF AND OTHERS) strategies ourselves when we
USE THE NEW GROWTH reach retirement and helping
OPPORTUNITIES OF THE· others use them to enjoy the gift
RETIREMENT YEARS" (lK) of longer lives.
8 9

RICHARD BYRNE� C.S.P., D. MIN.
Fr. Byrne's leisure-time pur­
suits of backpacking and cross­
country skiing blend well with
ti;le topic of his doctoral disser­
tation, ''The Theology and
Practice of Centering Prayer"
(Ca t h o l i c Univ e r s it y o f
America). As a faculty member
at the Jesuit School of Theology
in Berkeley, he serves on the
staff of the Institute for
Spirituality and Worship. His
Fr. Richard Byrne workshops promise the spiritual
enrichment necessary for all
who wish to deepen their prayer
life.
"CENTERING PRAYER"
(JS) This workshop will ln­
troduce participants to center-
CHRISTINE M. CANNING AND LIZ LOLL
Christine is a preschool
teacher in Saugus, CA. She
recently returned from England
and Ireland where she studied
preschool and infant centers.
She is developing curriculum
for the young child. Liz is a
k i n d e r gar t e n t e a c h e r i n
Camarillo, CA, and led the
' Preschool Training Series at St.
John's Seminary. Both head up
the preschool programs in their
respective parishes and are
members of the archdiocesan
Preschool Advisory Board.
ing prayer. The three parts If
the workshop will consist of
history and theology; explana­
tion and practice; questions and
reflections. Since this prayer
form is .so simple, participants
niay be able, after several hours
of personal practice, to teach it
to others.
"T E ACHING QUI E T
PRAYER" (4S) Fr. Byrne will
begin this workshop by presen­
ting thoughts on the theology
and practice of quiet prayer, as
well as some principles and
guidelines for teaching it. Next,
he will demonstrate a style of
teaching; and finally, there will
be an opportunity for questions
and discussion.
"FIVE IN ONE IS ME" (iF)
P e opl e are sensory
creatures and as such all learn­
ing takes place through the five
senses God has given us. By
leading young children to a
fuller awareness of these senses
they will grow to better ap­
preciate the wonder of their
bodies and the beauty of crea­
tion-two important precedents
to more formalized religious
training. This session will offer
techniques for awakening the
senses in the preschool child.
However, most of the time we ''U N D E R S T A N D I N G Church that we are not prepar­
are not what we should be and MA R R I AGE AND T H E ing our people well for family
others arc not what they should 1-'A Mll,Y: A PS YCH O- life and that we are not offering
people sufficient support after
be. As a result, we feel unduly . LOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
guilty and cynical, or we pre­ they are married. This talk will
tend that things are better than FOR BUILDING A RELI­ deal with some tenacious myths
they actually are to reduce anx­ GIOUS EDUCATION PRO­ regarding marriage and family
iety. This talk will deal with a GRAM" (58) There is an in­ life and attempt to replace them
third, more helpful, alternative. creasing awareness in the with more realistic principles.
CHRISTIAN SERVICE ADV!ISORV BOARDS
LOS ANGELES and ORANGE
.others to grow. to their full Parish Community Organizer
potential. Moderator will be for Christian Service in the
Roger Keenan, Chairman of the Diocese of Orange.
Christian Service Group from
St. John Fisher Parish. "CHRISTIANS NEED TO
Panelists include Peter Travis,' DO MORE THAN TELL PEO­
President Christian Service Ad­ PLE GOD LOVES THEM"
visory Board, a founding (7H) This workshop will be
member of M.E.N.D.; Ed presented by the panel in five
Rose, Vice President Christian parts: 1) A short film and ex­
Ser.vice Advisory Board, a foun­ planation of what Christian Ser­
ding member of M.E.N.D.; Sr. vice means. 2) Why Do Chris­
Victoria Dalesandro, O.P., tian Service will, using the
Director of Christian Service gospel, emphasize our respon­
Peter Travis, _Sr. Victoria Department of the Archdiocese sibility for giving Christian Ser­
Dalesandro, Roger Keenan of L.A.; Vivian Thomas, Direc­ vice in our parishes. 3) Who Do
tor of Christian_Service Agency, . You Help will give examples
Diocese of Orange; Jeff and through slides of the types of
This eight-member panel will Patricia Wilcox, President and needs encountered in our local
demonstrate that Christian Sere member of the Board of Direc­ parishes. 4) How To Start will
vice workers grow spiritually tors of Christian Service in the give ideas on how to set up a
while removing barriers of Diocese of Orange and Presi­ successful program. S) How To
poverty, sickness, ignorance dent of A.C.T.; and Sr. Do It will explore the realities of
and loneliness and encouraging Dorothea Marie Ross, C.S.J., working with the needy.

MICHAEL E. CAVANAGH, Ph.D. HOWARD CLINEBELL, Ph.D.

Christine Canning Michael Cavanagh is always a
popular Congress speaker and
this ye\lr should be no exception
for the San Francisco-based
clinical psychologist and colum­
nist. Dr. Cavanagh is Professor
of Psychology at the University
of San Francisco and maintains
a private practice in San Fran­
cisco and Marin Counties. His·
bi-monthly column appears in
the diocesan newspapers of San
Francisco, Oakland-Stockton,
Sacramento-Santa Rosa, and
Monterey. His book, The
Counseling Experience: A
Michael Cava�agh Theoretical and Practical Ap-
proach, will be published by
Brooks/Cole in February, 1982.
Other books include Make
Tomorrow Better,
Psych olog ical Guide for
Singles, Parents, and the Entire
Family (Paulist Press, 1980),
and What To Do When You 're
Feeling Guilty Claretian
Publications, 1978).
«WISDOM: LEARNING
TO DEAL WITH WHAT IS
AS WELL AS WITH WHAT
SHOULD BE" (4R) We Chris­
tians know how we should be
and how others should be.
A nationally-known lecturer
and author, Dr. Clinebell is
Professor of Pastoral Counsel­
A ing at the School of Theology at
Claremont and a faculty
member at Claremont Graduate
School. He is also Director of
the Institute of Religion and
Wholeness. He has been direc­
tor of pastoral counseling
centers in Pasadena, Clare­
mont, and Pomona Valley, and
has served churches in .Indiana,
Jllinois, and New York. He was
Minister of Counseling, First
United Methodist Church,
Pasadena, for two years, and
The creative use of any stage in
Chaplain, Methodist Hospital,
the life journey involves becom­
Arcadia, one year. In addition
ing aware that every stage offers
to more than a dozen books, he
a new set of growth oppor­
is the author of some forty ar­
tunities (as welJ as new pro­
ticles in professional journals
blems, losses and griefs). This
and numerous book chapters.
workshop will use experiential
His wife, Charlotte, is a licensed
methods to enable participants
clinical social worker who prac­
to get in touch with ten
tices as a psychotherapist, and a
strategies for using the fresh op­
marriage, child and family
counselor. portµnities for potentializing
during the retirement years. The
"HELP I N G PEOPLE dual focus will be on using these
(YOURSELF AND OTHERS) strategies ourselves when we
USE THE NEW GROWTH reach retirement and helping
OPPORTUNITIES OF THE· others use them to enjoy the gift
RETIREMENT YEARS" (lK) of longer lives.
 10
R. DAVID COUSINEAU, 'L.C.S.W.
Social work is an area in
which communication skills are
extremely important. No one is
more aware of that fact than Fr.
Cousineau, Regional Director,
Catholic Social Service, Region
III, serving the Long Beach, Rio
Hondo, El Monte, Pasadena,
Pomona area. He teaches "The
SUZANNE DE BENEDITTIS, Ph.D.
Her teaching experience (six
years), supervision experience
(ten years), and. work as an
elementary school principal will
be brought · to participants in
Ms. Dee's workshop.
11
HOWARD DELANEY, Ph.D.
Theory and Practice of Com­ communication technique; are
munications" on a monthly essential for relationships, both Howard Delaney's delightful "THE DY ING C HRIS­
basis, and in his Congress 82 personal and professional. In style and wit have made him a T I A N -D E A T HBE D VI­
workshop, he will share some of this workshop, specific · tech­ popular lecturer all along the SIONS" (4H) While modern
his expertise. niques for improving personal· west coast. As Professor of death research has focused
relationships and teaching per­ Philosophy, · Loyola Mary­ .• upon the dying person, the
"USING AND TE ACHING formance, as well as the pro­ mount University, he teaches stages of his dying, and the oc­
EFF ECTIVE COMMUNICA­ cesses that block them will be courses in the Philosophy of currence of psychic phenomena
TION SKILLS" (7S) Effective presented. Death, Existential Sexuality, such as out-of-body ex­
Philosophical-Psychology of C. periences, it has only re�ently
G. Jung, Philosophy of Psychic begun to take note of deathbed
Phenomena, and Dynamics of visions in the all-important con­
FRAN t:OLVERHOUSE Human Creativity, a_ m ong text of their person-to-God rela­
Howard Delaney others. Dr. Delaney has the gift tionship. Yet this single rela­
Fran lives her belief in social "MASTERCARD AND ME, of making · complex concepts tionship is the major yardstick
justice and simplified life styles WE CAN DO IT ALL " (9M) understandable to the lay per­ by which one's life is vaJued;
and her life and her talk give This workshop will give sugges­ son. His subject, Death, is one hence it is the main criterion by
witness to that belief. She has tions of how to examine needs with which we all must come to which deathbed vision ex­
been full-time Director of and the value of "th'ings." It terms. Outside of his profes- periences a<;:hieve their worth;
Youth Ministry at St. Viator will show how increased , sional life, he says, "I raise This workshop wilJ present the
Parish, Las Vegas, NV, for 2½ awareness can prevent todayi s children, vegetables, and ride most recent research on deatµ­
- years. In addition, she has given youth from being victimized by . motorcycles-and in all three, I bed visions in terms of one's
wo,rkshops in. social justice, media manipulation by con­ experience an occasional suc­ growth· in the person�God rela­
youth days, parish retreats, trasting the poor and oppressed· cess." He and his wife, Mar­ tionship.
seminars, and diocesan work­ lifestyles and society's "me­ jorie, have ten children.
shops'. She has been involved first" reality. A visual presenta­
with the Catholic Worker tion of the several ways that
J-{ouse and the, Fellowship of media affects our everyday life­
Reconciliation. In her spare styles in contrast to the life and VICTORIA K. DENDINGER
time, she enjoys playing the teaching of Jesus will be in­ Victoria Dendinger · Vickie is a challenging Con­ and the ability to make moral
guitar and reading. cluded. gress speaker, back by popular choices, Common themes in
demand. A school psychologist myth and fairy tale wilf be pur­
and licensed Marriage, Family, sued in order to illustrate the
Child counselor, she gives talks tasks which must be accom­
on spiritual growth, moral plished and the tests through
choice, assertion, and weekend which one must pass successful­
''My community is univer­ published by Winston Press. workshops_ in psychological ly in order to grow to deeper
sal/' says , Suzanne, who is "CUL TIVA TING W IS­ growth. Her workshop will pro­ personal and spiritual integra­
Director of Personal Awareness DOM" (8N) Referring to the vide valuable enrichment in tion. Participants will be asked
· Education. She gives individual work of Erikson, Jung, and those areas.. to track significant life ex­
and group counseling to facili­ Assagioli, this session will look "SALVATION HISTORY periences and interpret them in
tate personal awareness and at the psychodynamics of grow­ AND' MYTH AS A MODEL the light of the- concept , of
spiritual development. She has ing in wisdom. Parallels be­ FOR THE DEVELOPMENT passages to new awarene�s.
been a Professor at Loyola­ tween Christian mysticism and OF INDI V I DUAL A N D They will be asked to think
Marymount University and an transpersonal psychology will GROUP SP IRITU A L about who were the guides at
element�ry school principal. be drawn as the session will Marge Donovan AWARENESS" (SE This talk that time and what they learned
She earned her Ph.D. in engage the participants in guid­ will attempt--to draw parallels from each event. Common
Religious Social Ethics from ed imagery (a meditation) which• between phases in Salvation events that have spurred growth
USC, and her book, Teaching will enable each to meet the wise History and the development of in the lives of others will first be
Faith and Morals (1981), was person within (the Holy Spirit). consciousness and morality, in offered as examples. Finally,
the life of the individual. participants will be given a myth
Kohlberg's stages of moral in which they fill in the blanks
development will be dealt with and will be helped to interpret
to 'further compare life stages their work.
CAROL ANN DEE, Ed.D.'
''TO T EAC H IS TO understanding of content, MARGE and FRANK DONOVAN
GROW" (2E ) This workshop methods, techniques?" and
will respond to the questions "How did Jesus grow as teacher Marge and • Fr.ank Donovan first-hand the needs of the insti­
"Does growth as a Christian without a Judean credential or have devoted their lives to car- tutionalized aged-'--Frank is a
educator mean a greater certificate of competenc)'.?" ing for people, both personally nursing home administrator
Frank rlonpvan and professionally. They know. with a background in psycholo-
 10
R. DAVID COUSINEAU, 'L.C.S.W.
Social work is an area in
which communication skills are
extremely important. No one is
more aware of that fact than Fr.
Cousineau, Regional Director,
Catholic Social Service, Region
III, serving the Long Beach, Rio
Hondo, El Monte, Pasadena,
Pomona area. He teaches "The
SUZANNE DE BENEDITTIS, Ph.D.
Her teaching experience (six
years), supervision experience
(ten years), and. work as an
elementary school principal will
be brought · to participants in
Ms. Dee's workshop.
11
HOWARD DELANEY, Ph.D.
Theory and Practice of Com­ communication technique; are
munications" on a monthly essential for relationships, both Howard Delaney's delightful "THE DY ING C HRIS­
basis, and in his Congress 82 personal and professional. In style and wit have made him a T I A N -D E A T HBE D VI­
workshop, he will share some of this workshop, specific · tech­ popular lecturer all along the SIONS" (4H) While modern
his expertise. niques for improving personal· west coast. As Professor of death research has focused
relationships and teaching per­ Philosophy, · Loyola Mary­ .• upon the dying person, the
"USING AND TE ACHING formance, as well as the pro­ mount University, he teaches stages of his dying, and the oc­
EFF ECTIVE COMMUNICA­ cesses that block them will be courses in the Philosophy of currence of psychic phenomena
TION SKILLS" (7S) Effective presented. Death, Existential Sexuality, such as out-of-body ex­
Philosophical-Psychology of C. periences, it has only re�ently
G. Jung, Philosophy of Psychic begun to take note of deathbed
Phenomena, and Dynamics of visions in the all-important con­
FRAN t:OLVERHOUSE Human Creativity, a_ m ong text of their person-to-God rela­
Howard Delaney others. Dr. Delaney has the gift tionship. Yet this single rela­
Fran lives her belief in social "MASTERCARD AND ME, of making · complex concepts tionship is the major yardstick
justice and simplified life styles WE CAN DO IT ALL " (9M) understandable to the lay per­ by which one's life is vaJued;
and her life and her talk give This workshop will give sugges­ son. His subject, Death, is one hence it is the main criterion by
witness to that belief. She has tions of how to examine needs with which we all must come to which deathbed vision ex­
been full-time Director of and the value of "th'ings." It terms. Outside of his profes- periences a<;:hieve their worth;
Youth Ministry at St. Viator will show how increased , sional life, he says, "I raise This workshop wilJ present the
Parish, Las Vegas, NV, for 2½ awareness can prevent todayi s children, vegetables, and ride most recent research on deatµ­
- years. In addition, she has given youth from being victimized by . motorcycles-and in all three, I bed visions in terms of one's
wo,rkshops in. social justice, media manipulation by con­ experience an occasional suc­ growth· in the person�God rela­
youth days, parish retreats, trasting the poor and oppressed· cess." He and his wife, Mar­ tionship.
seminars, and diocesan work­ lifestyles and society's "me­ jorie, have ten children.
shops'. She has been involved first" reality. A visual presenta­
with the Catholic Worker tion of the several ways that
J-{ouse and the, Fellowship of media affects our everyday life­
Reconciliation. In her spare styles in contrast to the life and VICTORIA K. DENDINGER
time, she enjoys playing the teaching of Jesus will be in­ Victoria Dendinger · Vickie is a challenging Con­ and the ability to make moral
guitar and reading. cluded. gress speaker, back by popular choices, Common themes in
demand. A school psychologist myth and fairy tale wilf be pur­
and licensed Marriage, Family, sued in order to illustrate the
Child counselor, she gives talks tasks which must be accom­
on spiritual growth, moral plished and the tests through
choice, assertion, and weekend which one must pass successful­
''My community is univer­ published by Winston Press. workshops_ in psychological ly in order to grow to deeper
sal/' says , Suzanne, who is "CUL TIVA TING W IS­ growth. Her workshop will pro­ personal and spiritual integra­
Director of Personal Awareness DOM" (8N) Referring to the vide valuable enrichment in tion. Participants will be asked
· Education. She gives individual work of Erikson, Jung, and those areas.. to track significant life ex­
and group counseling to facili­ Assagioli, this session will look "SALVATION HISTORY periences and interpret them in
tate personal awareness and at the psychodynamics of grow­ AND' MYTH AS A MODEL the light of the- concept , of
spiritual development. She has ing in wisdom. Parallels be­ FOR THE DEVELOPMENT passages to new awarene�s.
been a Professor at Loyola­ tween Christian mysticism and OF INDI V I DUAL A N D They will be asked to think
Marymount University and an transpersonal psychology will GROUP SP IRITU A L about who were the guides at
element�ry school principal. be drawn as the session will Marge Donovan AWARENESS" (SE This talk that time and what they learned
She earned her Ph.D. in engage the participants in guid­ will attempt--to draw parallels from each event. Common
Religious Social Ethics from ed imagery (a meditation) which• between phases in Salvation events that have spurred growth
USC, and her book, Teaching will enable each to meet the wise History and the development of in the lives of others will first be
Faith and Morals (1981), was person within (the Holy Spirit). consciousness and morality, in offered as examples. Finally,
the life of the individual. participants will be given a myth
Kohlberg's stages of moral in which they fill in the blanks
development will be dealt with and will be helped to interpret
to 'further compare life stages their work.
CAROL ANN DEE, Ed.D.'
''TO T EAC H IS TO understanding of content, MARGE and FRANK DONOVAN
GROW" (2E ) This workshop methods, techniques?" and
will respond to the questions "How did Jesus grow as teacher Marge and • Fr.ank Donovan first-hand the needs of the insti­
"Does growth as a Christian without a Judean credential or have devoted their lives to car- tutionalized aged-'--Frank is a
educator mean a greater certificate of competenc)'.?" ing for people, both personally nursing home administrator
Frank rlonpvan and professionally. They know. with a background in psycholo-

12
gy and sociology, Marge is a
Geriati:ic Nurse Instructor.
Both provide state-approved
continuing education credit for
health care . professionals
through the Concerned Aware­
ness Regarding Elderly program
(C.A.R.E.) The husband and
wife team are co-founders of
the unique Lay Ministry to the
Institutionalized Aged, which
has been acclaimed throughout
Jeff Floro
the archdiocese. Requests for
training ·have come from all
over the United States, and their
set · of tape-worksheets and
Leader's Guide for the ministry
to the elderly have been pub­
lished by Franciscan Communi­
cations Center (1981). Both are
founding members of Camarillo
Hospice and Frank is listed in
Who's Who of California for
worlc with the elderly. The
Donovans have four children-
JOAN DOYLE and JEFF FLORO
New Wine Productions is a
new non-profit religious media
organization whose goal is to
assist people in gaining greater
access to God. Joan Doyle is
Vice President and Jeff Floro is
a member of the Board of
Directors. Primarily, Joan is
Assistant Principal, Religion
Coordinatdr, and Religion
Teacher at St. Paul the Apostle
parish in Westwood; and Jeff is
a studio musician producer­
arranger, and sound engineer.
In their workshop, they will
demonstrate and explain (using
video tape) the history and
philosophy of a special liturgy,
the use of junior high students
rather than adults iii the
pageant, and tlte use of contem­
porary music to pro.mQte the in­
volvement of the congregation.
"THE MASS OF THE
ROSA DOC-THANH
Ms. Due-Thanh is Director of
Professional Services for
Catholic Social Services Region
II, Archdiocese of Los Angeles.
She is a licensed clinical social
worker. Her broad experience
includes work in Versailles and
Paris, France; Vietnam; and
Brooklyn, NY. She is Commis-
sioner for the'Oral Examination
of the Clinical Social Worker
License for California and an
Assistant Behavioral Sciences
Consultant for Los Angeles
County. She is fluent in three
languages: English, French, and
Vietnamese, and in her spare
time she enjoys swimming and
yoga. She is in the process of
completing her application for
the Doctoral Program of the In-
stitute for Clinical Social Work.
three girls, one boy.
"AGING AND ME?" (2S)
This workshop will provide the
human interaction needed in
understanding the aged and the
aging process. It will allow for
some group discussion and ex­
ploration of human behavior
theories, as well as some prac­
tical application for use with the
sick and suggestions on how to
set up visiting parish programs.
CROSS" (6N) This workshop
has been designed to present
liturgy planning ideas for ''The
Mass of the Cross," a special
Lenten experience and prepara­
tion for Holy Week. In this
Mass, written by Rev. Robert
Curtis, C.S.P., and ·Mr. Jeff
Floro, the Stations of the Cross
are woven into the Liturgy' of
the Word without eliminating
any parts of the regular Sunday
Mass. The premise of this
liturgy is .that the death and
resurrection, the ascension and
return of Jesus Christ are very
'real happenings. Therefore,
they can be felt! The goal of this
liturgy is to provide a feeling,
meditative, and . spiritual ex­
perience of Jesus-from the low
of bis crucifixion to the high of
his communion.
••HIDD EN CHI LO
ABU S E - C ONTINUING
CH ALLENG E OF TH E
1980's" (1D) California law
mandates that those who are
responsible for children must
report suspected and/o r
diagnosed child abuse and to be
aware of possible signs of hid­
den violence toward children,
I
including physical, mental and
emotional neglect. There are
serious consequences for
anyone failing to intervene,
regardless of whether one
knows the law or not. This
workshop will focus on pro­
blems of identification· and the
role of teachers and those who
come in contact with children in
dealing with the mandate of the
law.
Since his ordination twenty
years ago, Fr. Regis has taught
ori high school and college
levels, has worked in campus
ministry and done parish work,
both here and abroad. Three of
those pastoral years were spent
as part of the priestly team of
the experimental parish of St.
Severin in the Latin Quarter of
Paris. Fr. Regis holds seven
During the past five years,
Dr. Gloria Durka has given over
250 workshops and conferences
in religious education
throughout the United States
and Canada. She is an Associate
Professor and Head of the Divi­
sion of Family Ministry at For­
dham University. She is now
serving on the editorial boards
ECQMENICAL _AND INTERRELIGIO0S
AFFAIRS_ COMMISSION· PANEL
The Islamic Center of
Southern California, formed in
1967, was one of the first such
centers in the Los Angeles area.
REGIS A. DUFFY, O.F.M.
academic degrees, among which
are two degrees from the In­
stitut de Liturgie of Paris and a
doctorate in sacramental
theology ..from the Institut
Catholique of Paris. He has
also done post-doctoral work in
Paris at Hautes Etudes, Sor­
bonne University. On a recent
sabbatical, he did research at
the University of Wurzburg, W.
Germany: Fr. Regis is now an
Associate Professor at the
Washington Theological Union
and has been a visiting pro­
fessor at Princeton Theological
Seminary. He has been sacra­
mental-area editor for the Sup­
plement of The New Catholic
Encyclopedia and has published
a number of articles. His talks
are distributed nationally on
cassette tapes by NCR. His
workshops will help Christian
educators and leaders learn. to
tell their own stories with new
GLORIA DORKA, Ph.D.
of The Living Light, Religious
Education and Catholic Library
World, and has served as con­
sultant to several publishing
companies and dioceses, as well
as the Department of Education
of the United States Catholic
Conference. Author of a
riutnber of books and articles,
she lives with her husband, Paul
E. Bumbar, in Tuxedo Park,
New York. Together they have
written Faith: Becoming True
and Free, a high school text just
published by Sadlier Co.
"FAMILY MINISTRY IN
THE 80's: THE CHRISTIAN
FAMILY IN CRISIS?'' (IR)
(JR) In loo.king at tne etianging
Christian family in the U.S.,
this presentation will attempt te
answer: the question "Is fhe
family declining?" It will ad-
A place of worship and educa­
tion, it meets the spiritual needs
of 500-600 local Moslem fami­
lies. The Center's Director,
13
insight and teach others to do
the same.
"BROKEN TOY S" (6C)
(8C) This workshop will discuss
crisis and conflict; which are
recurring themes in each per­
son's story, in each life-stage. A
theolgy of growth must include
our crises and their positive pur­
poses in our lives. Do we know
how to grow from such crises or
only use them as an excuse? Do
our crises lead to new commit­
ment?
"CHANGING NAMES"
(9C) One important feature of
each new life stage is that we
can discover dimensions of our
personality and _gifts, hitherto
unknown and unused. This
workshop will ask,. '_'Does the
way we celebrate and worship'
help us to come back to our
stories and see the· new mean­
ings . and possibilities for our
current life-stage?"
dress some of the myths sur­
rounding family life and suggest
some ways of fostering Chris­
tian environments in our chang­
ing society. The limitations and
possibilities of the family as
educator and spiritual guide will
be offered.
"THE SPIRITUAL DEVEL­
OPMENT OF WOMEN: MIN­
ISTRY IN A NEW l{EY" (2R)
This session will suggest and ex-.
plore what is unique to the
spiritual journey of women. It .
w_ill attempt to describe a praxis
for women's spirituality that is
consistent with contemporary
human life styles and Christian
tradition, and discuss how
ministry to the spiritual needs of
women can contribute towards
a Christian spirituality that is
truly androgynous.
Maher Hathout, M.D., and
Mrs. Abed Awad, Secretary of
its Women'.s Association, will
join with Rev. Arthur M.

12
gy and sociology, Marge is a
Geriati:ic Nurse Instructor.
Both provide state-approved
continuing education credit for
health care . professionals
through the Concerned Aware­
ness Regarding Elderly program
(C.A.R.E.) The husband and
wife team are co-founders of
the unique Lay Ministry to the
Institutionalized Aged, which
has been acclaimed throughout
Jeff Floro
the archdiocese. Requests for
training ·have come from all
over the United States, and their
set · of tape-worksheets and
Leader's Guide for the ministry
to the elderly have been pub­
lished by Franciscan Communi­
cations Center (1981). Both are
founding members of Camarillo
Hospice and Frank is listed in
Who's Who of California for
worlc with the elderly. The
Donovans have four children-
JOAN DOYLE and JEFF FLORO
New Wine Productions is a
new non-profit religious media
organization whose goal is to
assist people in gaining greater
access to God. Joan Doyle is
Vice President and Jeff Floro is
a member of the Board of
Directors. Primarily, Joan is
Assistant Principal, Religion
Coordinatdr, and Religion
Teacher at St. Paul the Apostle
parish in Westwood; and Jeff is
a studio musician producer­
arranger, and sound engineer.
In their workshop, they will
demonstrate and explain (using
video tape) the history and
philosophy of a special liturgy,
the use of junior high students
rather than adults iii the
pageant, and tlte use of contem­
porary music to pro.mQte the in­
volvement of the congregation.
"THE MASS OF THE
ROSA DOC-THANH
Ms. Due-Thanh is Director of
Professional Services for
Catholic Social Services Region
II, Archdiocese of Los Angeles.
She is a licensed clinical social
worker. Her broad experience
includes work in Versailles and
Paris, France; Vietnam; and
Brooklyn, NY. She is Commis-
sioner for the'Oral Examination
of the Clinical Social Worker
License for California and an
Assistant Behavioral Sciences
Consultant for Los Angeles
County. She is fluent in three
languages: English, French, and
Vietnamese, and in her spare
time she enjoys swimming and
yoga. She is in the process of
completing her application for
the Doctoral Program of the In-
stitute for Clinical Social Work.
three girls, one boy.
"AGING AND ME?" (2S)
This workshop will provide the
human interaction needed in
understanding the aged and the
aging process. It will allow for
some group discussion and ex­
ploration of human behavior
theories, as well as some prac­
tical application for use with the
sick and suggestions on how to
set up visiting parish programs.
CROSS" (6N) This workshop
has been designed to present
liturgy planning ideas for ''The
Mass of the Cross," a special
Lenten experience and prepara­
tion for Holy Week. In this
Mass, written by Rev. Robert
Curtis, C.S.P., and ·Mr. Jeff
Floro, the Stations of the Cross
are woven into the Liturgy' of
the Word without eliminating
any parts of the regular Sunday
Mass. The premise of this
liturgy is .that the death and
resurrection, the ascension and
return of Jesus Christ are very
'real happenings. Therefore,
they can be felt! The goal of this
liturgy is to provide a feeling,
meditative, and . spiritual ex­
perience of Jesus-from the low
of bis crucifixion to the high of
his communion.
••HIDD EN CHI LO
ABU S E - C ONTINUING
CH ALLENG E OF TH E
1980's" (1D) California law
mandates that those who are
responsible for children must
report suspected and/o r
diagnosed child abuse and to be
aware of possible signs of hid­
den violence toward children,
I
including physical, mental and
emotional neglect. There are
serious consequences for
anyone failing to intervene,
regardless of whether one
knows the law or not. This
workshop will focus on pro­
blems of identification· and the
role of teachers and those who
come in contact with children in
dealing with the mandate of the
law.
Since his ordination twenty
years ago, Fr. Regis has taught
ori high school and college
levels, has worked in campus
ministry and done parish work,
both here and abroad. Three of
those pastoral years were spent
as part of the priestly team of
the experimental parish of St.
Severin in the Latin Quarter of
Paris. Fr. Regis holds seven
During the past five years,
Dr. Gloria Durka has given over
250 workshops and conferences
in religious education
throughout the United States
and Canada. She is an Associate
Professor and Head of the Divi­
sion of Family Ministry at For­
dham University. She is now
serving on the editorial boards
ECQMENICAL _AND INTERRELIGIO0S
AFFAIRS_ COMMISSION· PANEL
The Islamic Center of
Southern California, formed in
1967, was one of the first such
centers in the Los Angeles area.
REGIS A. DUFFY, O.F.M.
academic degrees, among which
are two degrees from the In­
stitut de Liturgie of Paris and a
doctorate in sacramental
theology ..from the Institut
Catholique of Paris. He has
also done post-doctoral work in
Paris at Hautes Etudes, Sor­
bonne University. On a recent
sabbatical, he did research at
the University of Wurzburg, W.
Germany: Fr. Regis is now an
Associate Professor at the
Washington Theological Union
and has been a visiting pro­
fessor at Princeton Theological
Seminary. He has been sacra­
mental-area editor for the Sup­
plement of The New Catholic
Encyclopedia and has published
a number of articles. His talks
are distributed nationally on
cassette tapes by NCR. His
workshops will help Christian
educators and leaders learn. to
tell their own stories with new
GLORIA DORKA, Ph.D.
of The Living Light, Religious
Education and Catholic Library
World, and has served as con­
sultant to several publishing
companies and dioceses, as well
as the Department of Education
of the United States Catholic
Conference. Author of a
riutnber of books and articles,
she lives with her husband, Paul
E. Bumbar, in Tuxedo Park,
New York. Together they have
written Faith: Becoming True
and Free, a high school text just
published by Sadlier Co.
"FAMILY MINISTRY IN
THE 80's: THE CHRISTIAN
FAMILY IN CRISIS?'' (IR)
(JR) In loo.king at tne etianging
Christian family in the U.S.,
this presentation will attempt te
answer: the question "Is fhe
family declining?" It will ad-
A place of worship and educa­
tion, it meets the spiritual needs
of 500-600 local Moslem fami­
lies. The Center's Director,
13
insight and teach others to do
the same.
"BROKEN TOY S" (6C)
(8C) This workshop will discuss
crisis and conflict; which are
recurring themes in each per­
son's story, in each life-stage. A
theolgy of growth must include
our crises and their positive pur­
poses in our lives. Do we know
how to grow from such crises or
only use them as an excuse? Do
our crises lead to new commit­
ment?
"CHANGING NAMES"
(9C) One important feature of
each new life stage is that we
can discover dimensions of our
personality and _gifts, hitherto
unknown and unused. This
workshop will ask,. '_'Does the
way we celebrate and worship'
help us to come back to our
stories and see the· new mean­
ings . and possibilities for our
current life-stage?"
dress some of the myths sur­
rounding family life and suggest
some ways of fostering Chris­
tian environments in our chang­
ing society. The limitations and
possibilities of the family as
educator and spiritual guide will
be offered.
"THE SPIRITUAL DEVEL­
OPMENT OF WOMEN: MIN­
ISTRY IN A NEW l{EY" (2R)
This session will suggest and ex-.
plore what is unique to the
spiritual journey of women. It .
w_ill attempt to describe a praxis
for women's spirituality that is
consistent with contemporary
human life styles and Christian
tradition, and discuss how
ministry to the spiritual needs of
women can contribute towards
a Christian spirituality that is
truly androgynous.
Maher Hathout, M.D., and
Mrs. Abed Awad, Secretary of
its Women'.s Association, will
join with Rev. Arthur M.
 14 15

Johnson, S.A.i Executive
Secretary for the Commission
on Ecumenical and Inter­
religious Affairs for the
Archdiocese of Los Angeles for
an enlightening look at Islam.
Sr. Collette Carroll, S.N.J.M.,
Chairperson of the Social
Studies Department of Ramona
Convent High School and
member of the 'Los Angeles
Catholic/Islamic Committee
will round out the panel.
"WHAT IS ISLAM?'.' (4N)
(SN) Christianity, Judaism and
Islam are the three great
monotheistic religions. The
followers of these religions are
frequently referred to as the
"People of the Book" because
they hold the Scriptures in
reverence and its revelation of
the one God. While in recent
years much attention has been
given to Christian-Jewish rela­
tions, misunderstandings and
I
misconceptions (e.g. the role of
women in Islam) have con­
tinually arisen about Islam.
This workshop, through _the use
of video materials, a presenta­
tion by a panel of Moslems and
Catholics, and djscussion with
workshop participants, will ex­
plore the basic tenets of Islam,
the historical role of the prophet
Mohammed, the universality of
Islam, and Catholic-Islamic
relations.
content of the lesson to h�lp demonstrate twenty major tech­ show how students and teachers
maximize this growth? This ses­ niques used in religious educa­ can experience growth in their
sion will offer suggestions and tion, based on Scripture, which Christ-Life through the obser­
demonstrations for lesson plan­ can make classes interesting and vance and celebration. of the
ning at various levels: primary, worthwhile for both teacher and liturgical year. Demonstrations
intermediate, and junior high. student. of activities for. Advent,
"WHAT DO I DO NEXT?" , "GROWING UP • UP - UP" Christmas, Lent, Easter, and
(4X) This workshop will (8K) This presentation will Pentecost at various levels
(handout patterns included) will
be given.
REV. THOMAS H. GROOME, Ph.D.

John Farnsworth is the Rep­
resentative for Youth Ministry
and Director of the National
CYO Federation in the Depart­
ment of Education of the
United States Catholic Con­
ference. His expertise is in the
formation of Youth Ministry
Training. He majored in
theology at the College of Santa
SR. MARY IRENE FLANAGAN AND THE
ARCHDIOCESAN PRESCHOOL ADVISORY BOARD
"In a preschool environment
we develop a sense of wonder at
the world around the child, and
help him or her to understand
that God is a loving and caring
father. The preschool child is at
a perfect age to learn about
hiinself or herself-and in doing
so, learns about God," says Sr.
Mary Irene, Preschool Consul­
tant to the L.A. Office of
Religious Education. She is a
fountain of knowledge for
JOHN FARNSWORTH
Fe and was co-founder of the
Christian Outdoor Leadership
School.
"THE MYTHS AND FACTS
OF YOUTH MINISTRY" (2M)
In this session, John Farns­
worth will discuss a coliection
of common mistakes parishes
make in their response to youth
preschool catechesis, some of
which she has shared in her
books ME AT THREE and
HURRAY FOR SUMMER
(Paulist Press). She and the
Archdiocesan Preschool Ad­
visory Board have given many
workshops throughout the
Archdiocese.
"AWA K E N ING THE
YOUNG TO THE FATHER
THROUGH FAITH EXPERI-
and will offer some suggestions
for correcting them.
"THE SPIRITUAL FOR­
MATION OF YOUTH" (3M)
This workshop will explore
youth from the needs orienta­
tion; giving practical guidelines
for spiritual direction.
ENCES" (4F) Designed for
teachers and parents of
preschool children, this session
will show how to capture the
"teachable moment" in a bud­
ding life and then to extend it
into the everyday experience of
the three, four, and five year
old child. Emphasis will deal
with good parenting techniques
as well as classroom
"how-to's."
Dr. Groome is Associate Pro­
fessor o f T h e o l o g y and
Religious Education at Boston
College. This is his second con­
secutive year at Congress. He
has lectured widely across the
U.S., Canada, Ireland, and
Australia. His articles have been
published in Living Light,
Lumen Vitae, and PACE. He
has written one book, Christian
Religious . Education: Sharing
Our Story and Vision (Harper
and Row, 1980). He will give
the Saturday morning General
Assembly address.
"GROWING IN FAITH:
STAGE S ON THE
JOURNEY" (3N) (7E) Fowler's
stages of faith development will
be outlined as a backdrop to
reflecting on ways to sponsor
JOSEPH GLYNN, O.D.C.
Fr. Joe Glynn was born in
Ireland, did missionary work in
the Philippines, and now resides
at St. Theresa Church, Alham­
bra. He is Retreat Director at
Mary and Joseph Retreat
House, Palos Verdes, where he
gives days of prayer and parish
missions; and his workshop
will be a prayer experience-:­
s� necessary for the spiritual
nourishment of all catechists.
He is now preparing a book on
St. Theresa of Avila for her
fourth centenary.
people toward maturity of
Christian faith. The emphasis
will be on the educational
response to each of the stages in
faith as Fowler outlines them.
This session will be of interest to
educators and spiritual directors
and anyone involved in the
ministry of enabling people to
come to maturity of Christian
faith.
"GROWING IN AGE, WIS­
D O M, AND FAVOR
T H R OUGH P E R S O N A L
PRAYERu (8S) St. Teresa, the
first woman Doctor of the
Church, was an earthly mystic
and a sure guide to the inner
world of contemplation. Fr. Joe
will lead participants on an in­
n1::r journey through prayer ex­
perience, using a scripture foun­
dation and Mary as model. He
will show how to enter an in­
terior Cathedral with prepara­
tion and techniques.

· RITA WALSH FOLEY SR. GRETCHEN HAILER, R.S.H.M.

Rita Walsh Foley is the
mother of three married
c h i l d re n , a n d h a s b e e n
associated with the Religious
E d ucation Office of the
Archdiocese of Boston since its
organization. She has served in
many capacities at parish·
deanery and diocesan levels,
and as Chairman of Elementary
Religious Education on tbe
Diocesan Board. She conducts
teacher training programs,
adult education courses and
values education seminars, and
is on the staff of the Master
Teacher Program at Aquinas
College, Boston. She is the
author of CREATE!, Sadlier's
teacher training program, and
GIFT OF FAITH, a liturgy­
based curriculum published by
Our Sunday Visitor. Her
presentations emphasize experi­
ential approaches, values
techniques from the Christie­
humanistic viewpoint, and the
development of prayer respon­
ses and activities for both class­
room and home.
"G E T T I N G IT ALL
TOGETHER (LESSON PLAN­
NING)" (28) The religion class
should be a growth experience.
How do we combine the bibli­
cal, liturgical, and doctrinal
Sr. Gretchen is th.e media
consultant for the Office of
Religious Education in · Los
Angeles and Director of Com­
munications, We s t e r n
American Province for her
community, the Religious of the
Sacred Hei:i,rt of Mary. She
spent three years in Rome
directing communications for
her congregation, · and is Vice
President of Multimedia Inter­
national. She gives courses in
Television Awareness Training.
"U S I N G SLI D E S-A N
IDEASHOI>" (38) This will b.e
a practical session about how to
utilize slides. in catechesis.
Specific areas to be covered are:
Using Slides in Group Process,
Presentations, and · Prayer Ex­
periences.
"GROWING WITH (OR IN
SPITE OF) TELEVISION"
(9A) Television is one of the
transmitters of values and
culture in our society. How do
we as Christians deal creatively
with this phenomenon? This
session will discuss TV pro­
gratnming and some ways for
catechists and parents to use TV
constructively.
 14 15

Johnson, S.A.i Executive
Secretary for the Commission
on Ecumenical and Inter­
religious Affairs for the
Archdiocese of Los Angeles for
an enlightening look at Islam.
Sr. Collette Carroll, S.N.J.M.,
Chairperson of the Social
Studies Department of Ramona
Convent High School and
member of the 'Los Angeles
Catholic/Islamic Committee
will round out the panel.
"WHAT IS ISLAM?'.' (4N)
(SN) Christianity, Judaism and
Islam are the three great
monotheistic religions. The
followers of these religions are
frequently referred to as the
"People of the Book" because
they hold the Scriptures in
reverence and its revelation of
the one God. While in recent
years much attention has been
given to Christian-Jewish rela­
tions, misunderstandings and
I
misconceptions (e.g. the role of
women in Islam) have con­
tinually arisen about Islam.
This workshop, through _the use
of video materials, a presenta­
tion by a panel of Moslems and
Catholics, and djscussion with
workshop participants, will ex­
plore the basic tenets of Islam,
the historical role of the prophet
Mohammed, the universality of
Islam, and Catholic-Islamic
relations.
content of the lesson to h�lp demonstrate twenty major tech­ show how students and teachers
maximize this growth? This ses­ niques used in religious educa­ can experience growth in their
sion will offer suggestions and tion, based on Scripture, which Christ-Life through the obser­
demonstrations for lesson plan­ can make classes interesting and vance and celebration. of the
ning at various levels: primary, worthwhile for both teacher and liturgical year. Demonstrations
intermediate, and junior high. student. of activities for. Advent,
"WHAT DO I DO NEXT?" , "GROWING UP • UP - UP" Christmas, Lent, Easter, and
(4X) This workshop will (8K) This presentation will Pentecost at various levels
(handout patterns included) will
be given.
REV. THOMAS H. GROOME, Ph.D.

John Farnsworth is the Rep­
resentative for Youth Ministry
and Director of the National
CYO Federation in the Depart­
ment of Education of the
United States Catholic Con­
ference. His expertise is in the
formation of Youth Ministry
Training. He majored in
theology at the College of Santa
SR. MARY IRENE FLANAGAN AND THE
ARCHDIOCESAN PRESCHOOL ADVISORY BOARD
"In a preschool environment
we develop a sense of wonder at
the world around the child, and
help him or her to understand
that God is a loving and caring
father. The preschool child is at
a perfect age to learn about
hiinself or herself-and in doing
so, learns about God," says Sr.
Mary Irene, Preschool Consul­
tant to the L.A. Office of
Religious Education. She is a
fountain of knowledge for
JOHN FARNSWORTH
Fe and was co-founder of the
Christian Outdoor Leadership
School.
"THE MYTHS AND FACTS
OF YOUTH MINISTRY" (2M)
In this session, John Farns­
worth will discuss a coliection
of common mistakes parishes
make in their response to youth
preschool catechesis, some of
which she has shared in her
books ME AT THREE and
HURRAY FOR SUMMER
(Paulist Press). She and the
Archdiocesan Preschool Ad­
visory Board have given many
workshops throughout the
Archdiocese.
"AWA K E N ING THE
YOUNG TO THE FATHER
THROUGH FAITH EXPERI-
and will offer some suggestions
for correcting them.
"THE SPIRITUAL FOR­
MATION OF YOUTH" (3M)
This workshop will explore
youth from the needs orienta­
tion; giving practical guidelines
for spiritual direction.
ENCES" (4F) Designed for
teachers and parents of
preschool children, this session
will show how to capture the
"teachable moment" in a bud­
ding life and then to extend it
into the everyday experience of
the three, four, and five year
old child. Emphasis will deal
with good parenting techniques
as well as classroom
"how-to's."
Dr. Groome is Associate Pro­
fessor o f T h e o l o g y and
Religious Education at Boston
College. This is his second con­
secutive year at Congress. He
has lectured widely across the
U.S., Canada, Ireland, and
Australia. His articles have been
published in Living Light,
Lumen Vitae, and PACE. He
has written one book, Christian
Religious . Education: Sharing
Our Story and Vision (Harper
and Row, 1980). He will give
the Saturday morning General
Assembly address.
"GROWING IN FAITH:
STAGE S ON THE
JOURNEY" (3N) (7E) Fowler's
stages of faith development will
be outlined as a backdrop to
reflecting on ways to sponsor
JOSEPH GLYNN, O.D.C.
Fr. Joe Glynn was born in
Ireland, did missionary work in
the Philippines, and now resides
at St. Theresa Church, Alham­
bra. He is Retreat Director at
Mary and Joseph Retreat
House, Palos Verdes, where he
gives days of prayer and parish
missions; and his workshop
will be a prayer experience-:­
s� necessary for the spiritual
nourishment of all catechists.
He is now preparing a book on
St. Theresa of Avila for her
fourth centenary.
people toward maturity of
Christian faith. The emphasis
will be on the educational
response to each of the stages in
faith as Fowler outlines them.
This session will be of interest to
educators and spiritual directors
and anyone involved in the
ministry of enabling people to
come to maturity of Christian
faith.
"GROWING IN AGE, WIS­
D O M, AND FAVOR
T H R OUGH P E R S O N A L
PRAYERu (8S) St. Teresa, the
first woman Doctor of the
Church, was an earthly mystic
and a sure guide to the inner
world of contemplation. Fr. Joe
will lead participants on an in­
n1::r journey through prayer ex­
perience, using a scripture foun­
dation and Mary as model. He
will show how to enter an in­
terior Cathedral with prepara­
tion and techniques.

· RITA WALSH FOLEY SR. GRETCHEN HAILER, R.S.H.M.

Rita Walsh Foley is the
mother of three married
c h i l d re n , a n d h a s b e e n
associated with the Religious
E d ucation Office of the
Archdiocese of Boston since its
organization. She has served in
many capacities at parish·
deanery and diocesan levels,
and as Chairman of Elementary
Religious Education on tbe
Diocesan Board. She conducts
teacher training programs,
adult education courses and
values education seminars, and
is on the staff of the Master
Teacher Program at Aquinas
College, Boston. She is the
author of CREATE!, Sadlier's
teacher training program, and
GIFT OF FAITH, a liturgy­
based curriculum published by
Our Sunday Visitor. Her
presentations emphasize experi­
ential approaches, values
techniques from the Christie­
humanistic viewpoint, and the
development of prayer respon­
ses and activities for both class­
room and home.
"G E T T I N G IT ALL
TOGETHER (LESSON PLAN­
NING)" (28) The religion class
should be a growth experience.
How do we combine the bibli­
cal, liturgical, and doctrinal
Sr. Gretchen is th.e media
consultant for the Office of
Religious Education in · Los
Angeles and Director of Com­
munications, We s t e r n
American Province for her
community, the Religious of the
Sacred Hei:i,rt of Mary. She
spent three years in Rome
directing communications for
her congregation, · and is Vice
President of Multimedia Inter­
national. She gives courses in
Television Awareness Training.
"U S I N G SLI D E S-A N
IDEASHOI>" (38) This will b.e
a practical session about how to
utilize slides. in catechesis.
Specific areas to be covered are:
Using Slides in Group Process,
Presentations, and · Prayer Ex­
periences.
"GROWING WITH (OR IN
SPITE OF) TELEVISION"
(9A) Television is one of the
transmitters of values and
culture in our society. How do
we as Christians deal creatively
with this phenomenon? This
session will discuss TV pro­
gratnming and some ways for
catechists and parents to use TV
constructively.
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REV.DR. BRIAN P.HALL REV. DICK HILLIARD AND BEVERLY VALENTI-HILLIARD

An Episcopal priest and a CONGREGATION" (lE) This Fr. Dick Hilliard is a parish J<'OR RELIGIOUS EDUCA­
Professor of Pastoral Counsel- workshop will be a detailed look priest serving the Archdiocese TION" (7D) This workshop
ing, Dr. Hall is Director of at the personal values, skills and of San Francisco. He has will explore a child's discovery
Graduate Pastoral Counseling support needed to grow and sur­ authored The Lord Blesses Me, of God and Christian values
and Development at the Univer- vive spiritually in the modern a collection of Center Celebra­ through the wonder and delight
sity of Santa Clara. He also is a day church. It will include a tion models used for religious of song and story. Dick and Bev
consultant in renewal research look at good and evil as they education. He is an editorial will demonstrate ways to in­
to several congregations. He has manifest themselves in the local board member for Modern volve children in the classroom
done extensive work in the area church, and minimal criteria for Liturgy Magazine and his latest and liturgical religious ex­
of values and education, and in personal spiritual development. recording is "My Heart Is Hap­ perience through the worlds of
1978 was consultant to the "SPIRITUAL GROWTH py." Beverly Valenti-Hilliard is melody and fantasy. Activities
Archbishop of Canterbury, AS VALUES DEVELOP­ a gifted musician and composer in this workshop can be
Lambeth, England. He has a MENT" (3E) Dr. Hall will of songs for all age groups. An repeated with children in non­
number of publications to his cover eight stages of values elementary classroom liturgist, sacramental and Eucharistic set­
credit through Paulist Press, all development in the develop­ religious educator, and Master tings.
on the subject of values and ment of consciousness in the Catechist, Bev serves as a "CENTER CELEBRA­
education. human person. He will reflect member of the Resourc.e Com­ T I O N S IN RELIG IOUS
Rev. Brian Hall "SH EPHERDS AND on its application to curriculum mittee for Children's Liturgy of .EDUCATION" (9D) The
LOVERS: DI SCERN ING development, spiritual direction the Archdiocese of San Fran­ Center Celebration model for
YOUR GIFTS AND SUR- and the nature of the local con- cisco. Nationally recognized Religious Education will be
VIVING IN THE LOCAL gregation. religious educators and chil­ demonstrated during this
dren's liturgists, Dick and Bev workshop. Through simple ac­
REV.DENNIS HANNEMAN have conducted workshops at tivities of song, story, prayer,
Development of a working are separate and unique· many religious education con­ and art, teachers can use the
paper on the relationship . be­ pastoral activities of the ferences and liturgical in­ Center Celebration model with
tween catechesis and liturgy is Church, they are bonded stitutes.· Their presentations are their religion texts to create an
one of Fr. Hanneman's current together in an interdependent filled with usable ideas, easy e n j o y a b l e experience o f
projects. He is the Director of unity. This essential unity, models, creative visuals, au­ religious discovery for children
the Office of Religious Educa­ however, has often been en­ dience participation, entertain­ in Preschool and K-5. All ac­
tion of the Archdiocese of dangered by misunderstanding ing illustrations, and musical tivities demonstrated can be
Omaha, where he oversees all and strife. This workshop will moments. repeated by catechists in the
efforts in religious education provide an historical and "SONGS AND STORIES classroom or home settings.
within his archdiocese. theological overview of the rela­
tionship between liturgy and, REV. GEORGE HORAN
"CATECHESIS AND catechesis and practical sugges­
LITURGY: A CHRISTIAN tions for catechists and liturgists Fr. George's outgoing per­ his spare time, he enjoys ecuted says something about the
M A RRIAGE" (4K) (9K) concerning how to rebuild this sonality and captivating warmth backpacking and jogging. He belief of the person. This work­
Though catechesis and liturgy relationship. have endeared him to all who was born and raised in the Los shop will explore the theology
know him. It is those qualities Angeles area. that is taught by the way the
REV.ROBERTJ.HATER which make him so well suited signs are made. All can grow in
Fr. Dennis Hanneman to the position of Director of "THE THEOLOGY O F knowledge of God by under­
An Associate Professor of Healing is the heart of ministry.
Theology at the University of Without communal and individ­ the Pastoral Ministry with Han­ AMERICAN SIGN LAN­ standing and appreciating how
Dayton (OH), Fr. Hater's ual healing, ministerial efforts dicapped People, Archdiocese GUAGE" (ST) The sign a concrete language like sign
responsibilities include will have little effect on people's of L.A. · He coordinates the language of the deaf people of language expresses the abstract
teaching, lecturing, research lives. This session will relate archdiocesan program with the United States has its own ideas of theology. No know­
writing at the University on ministry to healing through handicapped people and a deaf way of commun'icating religious ledge of sign language is
national and local levels. He is ·stories, biblical references, and pastoral ministry team. And, in beliefs. The way the sign is ex- necessary for participation.
also the Research/Resource theological conclusions.
Theologian for the National BOB HORD
Conference of Diocesan Direc- "MINISTRY, COMMUNl­
tors of Religious Education Bob has been involved in Modern Liturgy.
TY, AND THE KINGDOM: "IF TODAY YOU HEAR
(NCDD). He belongs to many composition and teaching of
AN OVERVIEW" (7K) Jesus' HIS VOICE... " (40) All are
professional organizations and liturgical music for a number ·or
mission and ministry were in­ invited to join and participate in
has written a number of books years in Chicago and Los
timately related to ' God's Angeles. He is a philosophy this musical celebration of and
and articles on the subject of kingdom. The Church con­
ministry. professor at Loyola-Mary­ meditation on the meaning of
tinues Jesus' mission ministry. conversion, justice, and the love
mount University and Director
"HEALING: THE HEART In this session, the description, of Music at Visitation Parish in of God. Among other things,
OF CHRISTIAN MINISTRY" divisions, and chief aspects of Los Angeles. His albums in­ Bob Hurd and Anawim will be
(6B) Ministry based on Jesus' · ministry will be developed, with clude "O Let Him In" and sharing music from their "Roll
ongoing dying and rising in the special focus on evangelization "Bless the Lord." His articles Down the Ages" album as well -
Christian community is in- as_ the unifying factor in all have appeared in the magazine as a new collection of songs
Fr. Robert Hater timately related to healing. ministry.
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REV.DR. BRIAN P.HALL REV. DICK HILLIARD AND BEVERLY VALENTI-HILLIARD

An Episcopal priest and a CONGREGATION" (lE) This Fr. Dick Hilliard is a parish J<'OR RELIGIOUS EDUCA­
Professor of Pastoral Counsel- workshop will be a detailed look priest serving the Archdiocese TION" (7D) This workshop
ing, Dr. Hall is Director of at the personal values, skills and of San Francisco. He has will explore a child's discovery
Graduate Pastoral Counseling support needed to grow and sur­ authored The Lord Blesses Me, of God and Christian values
and Development at the Univer- vive spiritually in the modern a collection of Center Celebra­ through the wonder and delight
sity of Santa Clara. He also is a day church. It will include a tion models used for religious of song and story. Dick and Bev
consultant in renewal research look at good and evil as they education. He is an editorial will demonstrate ways to in­
to several congregations. He has manifest themselves in the local board member for Modern volve children in the classroom
done extensive work in the area church, and minimal criteria for Liturgy Magazine and his latest and liturgical religious ex­
of values and education, and in personal spiritual development. recording is "My Heart Is Hap­ perience through the worlds of
1978 was consultant to the "SPIRITUAL GROWTH py." Beverly Valenti-Hilliard is melody and fantasy. Activities
Archbishop of Canterbury, AS VALUES DEVELOP­ a gifted musician and composer in this workshop can be
Lambeth, England. He has a MENT" (3E) Dr. Hall will of songs for all age groups. An repeated with children in non­
number of publications to his cover eight stages of values elementary classroom liturgist, sacramental and Eucharistic set­
credit through Paulist Press, all development in the develop­ religious educator, and Master tings.
on the subject of values and ment of consciousness in the Catechist, Bev serves as a "CENTER CELEBRA­
education. human person. He will reflect member of the Resourc.e Com­ T I O N S IN RELIG IOUS
Rev. Brian Hall "SH EPHERDS AND on its application to curriculum mittee for Children's Liturgy of .EDUCATION" (9D) The
LOVERS: DI SCERN ING development, spiritual direction the Archdiocese of San Fran­ Center Celebration model for
YOUR GIFTS AND SUR- and the nature of the local con- cisco. Nationally recognized Religious Education will be
VIVING IN THE LOCAL gregation. religious educators and chil­ demonstrated during this
dren's liturgists, Dick and Bev workshop. Through simple ac­
REV.DENNIS HANNEMAN have conducted workshops at tivities of song, story, prayer,
Development of a working are separate and unique· many religious education con­ and art, teachers can use the
paper on the relationship . be­ pastoral activities of the ferences and liturgical in­ Center Celebration model with
tween catechesis and liturgy is Church, they are bonded stitutes.· Their presentations are their religion texts to create an
one of Fr. Hanneman's current together in an interdependent filled with usable ideas, easy e n j o y a b l e experience o f
projects. He is the Director of unity. This essential unity, models, creative visuals, au­ religious discovery for children
the Office of Religious Educa­ however, has often been en­ dience participation, entertain­ in Preschool and K-5. All ac­
tion of the Archdiocese of dangered by misunderstanding ing illustrations, and musical tivities demonstrated can be
Omaha, where he oversees all and strife. This workshop will moments. repeated by catechists in the
efforts in religious education provide an historical and "SONGS AND STORIES classroom or home settings.
within his archdiocese. theological overview of the rela­
tionship between liturgy and, REV. GEORGE HORAN
"CATECHESIS AND catechesis and practical sugges­
LITURGY: A CHRISTIAN tions for catechists and liturgists Fr. George's outgoing per­ his spare time, he enjoys ecuted says something about the
M A RRIAGE" (4K) (9K) concerning how to rebuild this sonality and captivating warmth backpacking and jogging. He belief of the person. This work­
Though catechesis and liturgy relationship. have endeared him to all who was born and raised in the Los shop will explore the theology
know him. It is those qualities Angeles area. that is taught by the way the
REV.ROBERTJ.HATER which make him so well suited signs are made. All can grow in
Fr. Dennis Hanneman to the position of Director of "THE THEOLOGY O F knowledge of God by under­
An Associate Professor of Healing is the heart of ministry.
Theology at the University of Without communal and individ­ the Pastoral Ministry with Han­ AMERICAN SIGN LAN­ standing and appreciating how
Dayton (OH), Fr. Hater's ual healing, ministerial efforts dicapped People, Archdiocese GUAGE" (ST) The sign a concrete language like sign
responsibilities include will have little effect on people's of L.A. · He coordinates the language of the deaf people of language expresses the abstract
teaching, lecturing, research lives. This session will relate archdiocesan program with the United States has its own ideas of theology. No know­
writing at the University on ministry to healing through handicapped people and a deaf way of commun'icating religious ledge of sign language is
national and local levels. He is ·stories, biblical references, and pastoral ministry team. And, in beliefs. The way the sign is ex- necessary for participation.
also the Research/Resource theological conclusions.
Theologian for the National BOB HORD
Conference of Diocesan Direc- "MINISTRY, COMMUNl­
tors of Religious Education Bob has been involved in Modern Liturgy.
TY, AND THE KINGDOM: "IF TODAY YOU HEAR
(NCDD). He belongs to many composition and teaching of
AN OVERVIEW" (7K) Jesus' HIS VOICE... " (40) All are
professional organizations and liturgical music for a number ·or
mission and ministry were in­ invited to join and participate in
has written a number of books years in Chicago and Los
timately related to ' God's Angeles. He is a philosophy this musical celebration of and
and articles on the subject of kingdom. The Church con­
ministry. professor at Loyola-Mary­ meditation on the meaning of
tinues Jesus' mission ministry. conversion, justice, and the love
mount University and Director
"HEALING: THE HEART In this session, the description, of Music at Visitation Parish in of God. Among other things,
OF CHRISTIAN MINISTRY" divisions, and chief aspects of Los Angeles. His albums in­ Bob Hurd and Anawim will be
(6B) Ministry based on Jesus' · ministry will be developed, with clude "O Let Him In" and sharing music from their "Roll
ongoing dying and rising in the special focus on evangelization "Bless the Lord." His articles Down the Ages" album as well -
Christian community is in- as_ the unifying factor in all have appeared in the magazine as a new collection of songs
Fr. Robert Hater timately related to healing. ministry.

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from a forthcoming album.
"SINGING AND PLAYING
FOR GOD" (8D) Bring your
instrument-whether it is your
voice or your guitar or your
flute or your violin or your oboe
or whatever, and read through
some new and old pieces of
Sr·. Kathryn Jennings
Betty Britschgi
Fr. John Kavanaugh
liturgical music, ranging from
some of your favorite contem­
porary composers to that
famous mediedval writer named
"Anonymous." Bob Hurd and
Anawim, with the help of their
arranger, Craig Kingsbury, will
emphasize singing in parts, new
SR. KATHRYN JENNINGS, O.S.B.,
AND BETTY BRITSCHGI
Sr. Kathryn and Betty are in­
volved in special religious
education for the Diocese of
San Diego. Sr. Kathryn is Direc­
tor of Services for People with
Disabilities for Catholic Com­
munity Services. Betty is Special
Religious Education Consultant
for the Office of Religious
Education. They co-authored
Special Religious Education:
Catechist Formation & Re­
source Book, published by the
Diocese of San Diego, 1981.
Both are members of the Na­
tional Apostolate with Mentally
Retarded Persons.
"FAITH EXPERI ENCE IN
TH E INSTITUTION" (7T)
This session · will examine the
spiritual needs of institu-
JOHN KAV�NA0GH, S.J., Ph.D.
An author and lecturer, Fr.
Kavanaugh's background in
philosophy enhances his
riveting special presentation on
advertising and American
values. His book, Following
Chrisrin a Consumer Society,
· was published by Orbis Books
in 1981, and he continues to
write his "Viewpoint" column
for the St. Louis Review, for
which he received the 1978 Na­
tional Catholic Press Award in
General Commentary. A native
of St. Louis, MO, where he still
resides, Fr. Kavanaugh is
Missouri Province Assistant for
the Social Apostolate and
Associate Professor of
Philosophy at St. Louis Univer­
sity. He is a former member of
the St. Louis Jesuits music
group. His thought provoking,
sometimes controversial, work-
,,
and alternate arrangements for
well-known pieces (including
the St. Louis Jesuits' music) and
go through some of the in­
strumental tricks and subtleties
of various songs. New music
from Anawim will also be
featured.
tionaliied children and adults
who are severely or profoundly
mentally retarded, and the re­
sponsibilities of the local faith
community to share Jesus with
them.
''CO MM U N I C A T I N G
JESUS TO THE NONVER­
BAL MENTALLY R ETARD­
ED CHILD" (9T) For the
mentally retarded child whose
speech is severely impaired, the
experiences of love and com­
munity are shared through
gestural language, symbol and
movement. This session will
demonstrate and explain. how
the use of language, gesture,
sign, symbol, drama, music and
dance help the nonverbal men­
tally retarded child to learn of
Jesus.
shops focus on an area of con­
cern to many-our American
values.
•'ADVERTI S ING AND
THE FORMATION OF CON­
SCIENCE" (IN) This session
will examine an extensive collec­
tion of advertisements which il­
lustrate the manner in which
values opposed to the Gospels
are mirrored and communicated
in the media. The presentation
will show how we are propagan­
dized into a special form of
hedonism and materialism-ex­
· emplified by one of the major
"teachers" of values, the fifty­
billion-dollar-a-year advertising
industry. This "commodity way
of life" has a profound effect
on our own self-understanding,
our view of our bodies and
I
human sexuality, of faith, and
our capacity to enter into com­
mitment.
'"POSITIVE R ESPONSE TO
OUR CULTURAL PROPA-
Morton Kelsey has been ac­
tive as a priest in the Episcopal
Church since 1943, first in
Syracuse, NY, then at the
Cathedral in Phoenix, AZ. In
1950 he became Rector of St.
Luke's Church in Monrovia,
CA, where, largely through his
inter.est s and efforts, a
psychological group was
formed to work with people us­
ing the Jungian point of view.
Until 1969 Mr. Kelsey was ac-
SR. SARA MICHAEL KING, C.S.J.
Sr. Sara brings eleven years
of teaching aJld public speaking
experience to her workshops.
She has taught local commll'­
nities of novices and religious in
areas of liturgy, and she has
earned an M.A. in Liturgical
GANDA" (4E) This presenta­
tion will oner a program of
positive response to our cultural
propaganda. It covers the in­
tegration of prayer, commit-
MORTON T. KELSEY
tive in this work, both through
his own counseling and through
the Program of Religious
Education, which he helped to
set up and direct, and which
continues to seek an under­
standing of Christian experience
and theology in relation to the
psychological insights of Carl
Jung. In the Fall of 1969, Mr.
Kelsey joined the University of
Notre Dame as a Visiting Pro­
fessor in the Department of
Graduate Studies in Education,
and the following year he was
made an Assistant Professor. In
1975 he became an Associate
Professor: He is Rector
Emeritus of his former parish.
At the University, he has taught
many courses in education, par­
ticularly in the area of com­
municating meaning and value.
He has also given survey courses
in the history of Western
thought culminating in the
philosophy of science and the
thinking of C. G. Jung, and
Studies from the Catholic
lJniversity of America .. She is
Religious Education Coordi­
nator at St. Anthony's Parish,
Oxnard,· CA, where she loves to
sing and cantor.
'' R E CO N CI LlA T I O N:
PROCESS AND GROWTH"
(2H) This workshop will use ·a
human growth pattern (an­
thropological) as the basis for
the dynamic in reconciliation
(sacramental and interpersonal/
political). We· must be caught
up in the on-going dynamic of
.conversion in our lives and the
continuous presence of God at
work in the persons, events, and
processes which make up our
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ment; community life, laboring
for justice, simpli<;ity of life and
service to the marginal as a
holistic Christian response to
cultural propaganda.
courses in the prophetic trends
of modern · science, art and
religion. His major published
works give a written expression
of many of these courses. Mr.
Kelsey has lectured widely
throughout the United States,
Europe, and the Orient.
"SP IR I T U A L D I SCI-
PLIN ES, MEDITATION AND
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION"
(lH) A world view will be
presented in which spiritual
disciplines and the meditative
life can be taught to .older
adolescents, young adults and
adults. The need of such teach­
ing will also be emphasized.
"SPIRITUAL FORMATION
OF THE GROWING PER­
SON" (3H)' This session will
present a survey of the stages of
life through which children pass
through adulthood to old age
and how different stages of the
process of growth require dif­
ferent methods, techniques, and
emphases.
lives. We are an ecclesial people
who forgive and are forgiven by
each other. We carry on the
mission of Christ which is
reconciliation. Therefore we are
re_concilers.
"CEL EBR ATING WITH
CHILDREN: REAFFIRMING
THE A W E OF LITURGY"
(6K) This workshop will help
those involved in children's
liturgies to understand the
C h u r c h ' s d i r e c t o r y for
c_hildren's Masses and will in­
volve some practical how-to's
for developing liturgy groups
for children's celebrations. It
will be a link to the adult
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from a forthcoming album.
"SINGING AND PLAYING
FOR GOD" (8D) Bring your
instrument-whether it is your
voice or your guitar or your
flute or your violin or your oboe
or whatever, and read through
some new and old pieces of
Sr·. Kathryn Jennings
Betty Britschgi
Fr. John Kavanaugh
liturgical music, ranging from
some of your favorite contem­
porary composers to that
famous mediedval writer named
"Anonymous." Bob Hurd and
Anawim, with the help of their
arranger, Craig Kingsbury, will
emphasize singing in parts, new
SR. KATHRYN JENNINGS, O.S.B.,
AND BETTY BRITSCHGI
Sr. Kathryn and Betty are in­
volved in special religious
education for the Diocese of
San Diego. Sr. Kathryn is Direc­
tor of Services for People with
Disabilities for Catholic Com­
munity Services. Betty is Special
Religious Education Consultant
for the Office of Religious
Education. They co-authored
Special Religious Education:
Catechist Formation & Re­
source Book, published by the
Diocese of San Diego, 1981.
Both are members of the Na­
tional Apostolate with Mentally
Retarded Persons.
"FAITH EXPERI ENCE IN
TH E INSTITUTION" (7T)
This session · will examine the
spiritual needs of institu-
JOHN KAV�NA0GH, S.J., Ph.D.
An author and lecturer, Fr.
Kavanaugh's background in
philosophy enhances his
riveting special presentation on
advertising and American
values. His book, Following
Chrisrin a Consumer Society,
· was published by Orbis Books
in 1981, and he continues to
write his "Viewpoint" column
for the St. Louis Review, for
which he received the 1978 Na­
tional Catholic Press Award in
General Commentary. A native
of St. Louis, MO, where he still
resides, Fr. Kavanaugh is
Missouri Province Assistant for
the Social Apostolate and
Associate Professor of
Philosophy at St. Louis Univer­
sity. He is a former member of
the St. Louis Jesuits music
group. His thought provoking,
sometimes controversial, work-
,,
and alternate arrangements for
well-known pieces (including
the St. Louis Jesuits' music) and
go through some of the in­
strumental tricks and subtleties
of various songs. New music
from Anawim will also be
featured.
tionaliied children and adults
who are severely or profoundly
mentally retarded, and the re­
sponsibilities of the local faith
community to share Jesus with
them.
''CO MM U N I C A T I N G
JESUS TO THE NONVER­
BAL MENTALLY R ETARD­
ED CHILD" (9T) For the
mentally retarded child whose
speech is severely impaired, the
experiences of love and com­
munity are shared through
gestural language, symbol and
movement. This session will
demonstrate and explain. how
the use of language, gesture,
sign, symbol, drama, music and
dance help the nonverbal men­
tally retarded child to learn of
Jesus.
shops focus on an area of con­
cern to many-our American
values.
•'ADVERTI S ING AND
THE FORMATION OF CON­
SCIENCE" (IN) This session
will examine an extensive collec­
tion of advertisements which il­
lustrate the manner in which
values opposed to the Gospels
are mirrored and communicated
in the media. The presentation
will show how we are propagan­
dized into a special form of
hedonism and materialism-ex­
· emplified by one of the major
"teachers" of values, the fifty­
billion-dollar-a-year advertising
industry. This "commodity way
of life" has a profound effect
on our own self-understanding,
our view of our bodies and
I
human sexuality, of faith, and
our capacity to enter into com­
mitment.
'"POSITIVE R ESPONSE TO
OUR CULTURAL PROPA-
Morton Kelsey has been ac­
tive as a priest in the Episcopal
Church since 1943, first in
Syracuse, NY, then at the
Cathedral in Phoenix, AZ. In
1950 he became Rector of St.
Luke's Church in Monrovia,
CA, where, largely through his
inter.est s and efforts, a
psychological group was
formed to work with people us­
ing the Jungian point of view.
Until 1969 Mr. Kelsey was ac-
SR. SARA MICHAEL KING, C.S.J.
Sr. Sara brings eleven years
of teaching aJld public speaking
experience to her workshops.
She has taught local commll'­
nities of novices and religious in
areas of liturgy, and she has
earned an M.A. in Liturgical
GANDA" (4E) This presenta­
tion will oner a program of
positive response to our cultural
propaganda. It covers the in­
tegration of prayer, commit-
MORTON T. KELSEY
tive in this work, both through
his own counseling and through
the Program of Religious
Education, which he helped to
set up and direct, and which
continues to seek an under­
standing of Christian experience
and theology in relation to the
psychological insights of Carl
Jung. In the Fall of 1969, Mr.
Kelsey joined the University of
Notre Dame as a Visiting Pro­
fessor in the Department of
Graduate Studies in Education,
and the following year he was
made an Assistant Professor. In
1975 he became an Associate
Professor: He is Rector
Emeritus of his former parish.
At the University, he has taught
many courses in education, par­
ticularly in the area of com­
municating meaning and value.
He has also given survey courses
in the history of Western
thought culminating in the
philosophy of science and the
thinking of C. G. Jung, and
Studies from the Catholic
lJniversity of America .. She is
Religious Education Coordi­
nator at St. Anthony's Parish,
Oxnard,· CA, where she loves to
sing and cantor.
'' R E CO N CI LlA T I O N:
PROCESS AND GROWTH"
(2H) This workshop will use ·a
human growth pattern (an­
thropological) as the basis for
the dynamic in reconciliation
(sacramental and interpersonal/
political). We· must be caught
up in the on-going dynamic of
.conversion in our lives and the
continuous presence of God at
work in the persons, events, and
processes which make up our
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ment; community life, laboring
for justice, simpli<;ity of life and
service to the marginal as a
holistic Christian response to
cultural propaganda.
courses in the prophetic trends
of modern · science, art and
religion. His major published
works give a written expression
of many of these courses. Mr.
Kelsey has lectured widely
throughout the United States,
Europe, and the Orient.
"SP IR I T U A L D I SCI-
PLIN ES, MEDITATION AND
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION"
(lH) A world view will be
presented in which spiritual
disciplines and the meditative
life can be taught to .older
adolescents, young adults and
adults. The need of such teach­
ing will also be emphasized.
"SPIRITUAL FORMATION
OF THE GROWING PER­
SON" (3H)' This session will
present a survey of the stages of
life through which children pass
through adulthood to old age
and how different stages of the
process of growth require dif­
ferent methods, techniques, and
emphases.
lives. We are an ecclesial people
who forgive and are forgiven by
each other. We carry on the
mission of Christ which is
reconciliation. Therefore we are
re_concilers.
"CEL EBR ATING WITH
CHILDREN: REAFFIRMING
THE A W E OF LITURGY"
(6K) This workshop will help
those involved in children's
liturgies to understand the
C h u r c h ' s d i r e c t o r y for
c_hildren's Masses and will in­
volve some practical how-to's
for developing liturgy groups
for children's celebrations. It
will be a link to the adult
\.
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CONGRESS WORKSHOP SCH·ED0LE
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1982
'
PERIOD1 10:00-11:30
1A HOW TO BUILD PARISH COMMU·
NITY: BACKDOOR TO YOUTH
Rev. William J. Bausch
1B• JUSTICE IN THE GOSPEL
Sr. Margaret Betz, 0.L.V.M.
1C FLOWERING WITH AGE: A
BLOOM WITH MANY PETALS
Sr. Francis Sullivan, D.C.
1D+ HIDDEN CHILD ABUSE: CONTINU·
ING CHALLENGE OF THE 1980's
Rosa Due-Thanh
1E• SHEPHERDS AND LOVERS: DIS·
CERNING YOUR 'GIFTS AND SUR·
VIVING IN THE LOCAL CON·
GREGATION
'Rev. Dr. Brian P. Hall
1F DIVORCES/ANNULMENTS/RE·
MARRIAGES: WORKING WITH
THESE FAMILIES AND THEIR
NEEDS
Thomas Seibt, M.A., M.F.C.C.
1W SPIRITUAL DISCIPLINES, MEDI·
TATION AND RELIGIOUS EDUCA·
TION
Morton T. Kelsey
1K• FAITH, IMAGINATION AND
CELEBRATION
I Michael t Moynahan, S.J.
1M* DYNAMICS OF COMMUNICATING
THE CHRISTIAN MESSAGE
Tom Zanzig
' 1N ADVERTISING AND THE FORMA·
TION OF CONSCIENCE
John Kavanaugh, S.J;, Ph.D.
1R+ F�MILY MINISTRY IN THE 80's:
THE CHRISTIAN FAMILY IN
CRISIS?
Gloria Ourka, Ph.D.
(Repeated 3R)
1s· SPIRITUALITY AND THE IN-
TEGRATION OF PEACE AND
JUSTICE INTO CATECHESIS
Max Oliva, S.J.
(Repeated 5S)
1P GROWTH IN SACRAMENTAL
CATECHESIS
Irene 1:1. Murphy
1u• AL ENCUENTRO DE LA
ALEGRIA: EL CATEOUISTA CRE·
CIENDO EN GRACIA Y FAVOR
Anthony Sancho
1W HACIA UNA IGLESIA ADULTA
R.P. Herbert Desouza, S.J.
RECERTIFICATION: *CATECHIST ••MASTER CATECHIST
APPLICABLE. ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS,ANGELES, DIOCESES OF ORANGE & SAN BERNARDINO
PERIDD2 1:00-2:30
2A• REMEMBERING ....SO THAT OUR
CHILDREN CAN
T. William Bolts, S.M.
2B· GETTING IT ALL TOGETHER
(LESSON PLANNING)
Rita Walsh Foley
2c• + FAMILY SYSTEMS AND·.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: WORK·
ING WITH THE FAMILY AS
RELIGIOUS EDUCATOR
Rev. Samuel M. Natale, Ph.D.
20· YOU'LL KNOW WHO.WE ARE BY
THE SONGS THAT WE SING
Ray Repp
2E• + TO TEACH IS TO GROW
Carol Ann Dee, Ed. D.
2F+· FIVE IN ONE IS ME
Christine M. Canning, Lit loll
2H .. RECONCILIATION: PROCESS AND
GROWTH
Sr. Sara Michael King, C.S.J.
2K HELPING PEOPLE (YOURSELF
AND OTHER,$) USE.THE NEW
GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES OF
THE RETIREMENT YEARS
Howard Clinebell, Ph.D.
2M THE MYTHS AND FACTS OF
YOUTH MINISTRY
John Farnsworth
'3R+ FAMILY MINISTRY IN THE 80's:
2N• TEACHING TEENAGERS ABOUT
THE ART OF RELATING
Michele McCarty
2R THE SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT
OF WOMEN: MINISTRY IN A-
NEW KEY
Gloria Durka, Ph.D.
2S AGING AND ME?
Frank and Marge Donovan
2T RELAXATION vs. STRESS AND
BURNOUT
Joseph Moloney, 0.S.F.
2U LA FAMILIA Y LA FE
R.P. Samuel Marin-Suarez
2w· LA LITURGIA: EXPRESION DE FE
EN LA' COMUNIDAD
R.P. Pedro Vera
(Repeated 3W)
+ PRESCHOOL
PERIOD 3 3:00· 4:30
3A+ SET YOUR IMAGINATION FREE
Michael Sandford
3B• + USING SLIDES - AN IDEASHOP
Sr. Gretchen Hailer,'R.S.H.M.
3c• JOURNEY-A GUIDED SELF-
STUDY OF THE BIBLE
Carroll Stuhlmueller, C.P.
(Repeated 6A)
30+ SHARE THE SUN�IGHT
Mary Lu Walker
3E* SPIRITUAL GRQWTH AS
VALUES DEVELOPMENT
Rev. Dr. Brian P. Hall
3F PARENTING ADOLESCENTS
Thomas Seibt, M.A., M.F.C.C.
3H* SPIRITUAL FORMATION 0� THE
GROWING PERSON
Morton T. Kelsey
3K+ COMMUNICATING WITH
CHILDREN ABOUT DEATH
Hedda Bluestone Sharapan
3M THE SPIRITUAL FORMATION OF
YOUTH
John Farnsworth
3N .. GROWING IN FAITH: STAGES
+ ON Tl-IE JOURNEY
Rev. Thomas H. Groome, Ph.D.
(Repeated 7E) "
THE CHRISTIAN FAMILY IN
CRISIS?
Gloria Durka, Ph.D.
(Repeat of 1R)
3S* CENTERING PRAYER
Richard Byrne, C.S.P., D. Min.
3T WHO ARE THE HANDICAPPED?
Howard E. Stone
3u• SALTANDO SOBRE LOS COL·
LADOS: MARIA Y LA NUEVA
ISRAEL
Anthony Sancho
3w• LA LITURGIA EXPRESION DE FE
EN LA COMUNIDAD·
R.P. Pedro Vera
(Repe<\t of 2W)
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SATORDAV,FEBRUARV13,1982
PERIOD4 10:00-11:30 PERIDD5, 1:00-2:30 PERIOD I

4A PARISH FOUNDATIPNS FOR 5A THE MINISTRY OF RELIGIOUS 6A* JOURNEY-A GUIDED SELF·
GROWING IN WISDOM, AGE AND EDUCATION OR LEARNING TO STUDY OF THE BIBLE
FAVOR SEE THE UNEXPECTED AS THE Carroll Stuhlmueller, C.P.
Rev. William A. Bausch EXPECTED (Repeat of 3C)
4B* CAREERS AND LIFESTYLES: Bruno V. Manno, S.M., Ph.D. 68* HEALING: THE HEART OF CHRIS·
CHOICES FOR JUSTICE, (Repeated BA) TIAN MINISTRY
Sr. Margaret Betz, O.L.V.M. 5B + UNDERSTANDING MARRIAGE : Rev. Robert J. Hater
4C,.. PAUL:· EXILE BETWEEN AND THE FAMILY: A sc·. BROKEN TOYS
GOODNESSES PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE Regis A. Duffy, O.F.M.
Donna Maree Wanland FOR BUILDING A RELIGIOUS (Repeated BC)
4D IF TODAY YOU HEAR HIS EDUCATION PROGRAM 6D G-RATED MUSIC FOR CHURCti
VOICE... Michael E. Cavanagh, Ph.D. AND CLASSROOM
Bob Hurd 5C* LONELINESS IN THE MIDDLE Ray Repp, Mary Lu Walker
YEARS 6E* SPIRITUAL GROWTH IN AN AT·
4E* POSITIVE RESPONSE TO OUR Rev. Samuel M. Natale, Ph;D.
CULTURAL PROPAGANDA MOSPHERE OF AFFIRMATION
John Kavanaugh, S.J., Ph.D. 5D* MUSIC FOR LITURGY: MUSIC Bernard J. Bush, S.J., Audrey
FOR LIFE Campbell-Wray, Ph.D.
4F,+ AWAKENING THE YOUNG TO Grayson Warren Brown
THE FATHER THROUGH FAITH 6F + WORKING WITH PARENTS
(Repeated BH) Pat McClenahan, Ph.D.
EXPERIENCES
Sr. Mary Irene Flanagan, 5E" EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN 6H ANGER AND FORGIVENESS:
Preschool Advisory Board AN AT,MOSPHERE OF AFFIRMA· WISDOM OF THE HEART
4H THE DYING CHRISTIAN · DEATH· TION Marilyn Norquist
BED VISIONS Bernard J. Bush, S.�.• Audrey 6K* CELEBRATING WITH CHILDREN':
Howard Dela-ney, Ph.D. Campbell-Wray, Ph.D. REAFFIRMING THE AWE OF
4K** CATECHESIS AND LITURGY: A 5F + RHYTHMS. RHYMES. ROCK AND LITURGY
CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE THE WILD WIGGLE WOBBLE Sr. Sara Michael King, C.S.J.
Rev. Dennis Hanneman Greg Scelsa, Steve Millang 6M* WHO IS THE JESUS YOU ARE
(Repeated 9K) 5H + LETS.GET INVOLVED WITH TV TEACHING?
4M BLOW AWAY THE BLACK Hedda Bluestone Sharapan Tom Zanzig
CLOUDS 5K* MIME: THE SILENT BRIDGE 6N* THE MASS OF THE CROSS
Florence Llttauer Michael Moynahan, S.J. Joan Doyle, Jeff Floro
WHAT IS ISLAM? 5M* IS MY LIFE GROWTH OR A 6R BUDDHISM AND ITS POSSIBLE
Ecumenical and lnterreligioils Af­ GROWTH? CONTRIBUTIONS TO WESTERN
fairs Commission Panel Emery Richard Tang, O.F.M. SPIRITUALITY,
(Repeated 5N) (Repeated 7N) Rev. Tetsuo Unno, Rev. Arthur
4R WISDOM: LEARNING TO DEAL 5N WHAT IS ISLAM? Johnson, Rev. Royal Vadakln,
WITH WHAT IS AS WELL AS Ecumenical and lnterreligious Af­ Heidi Sirigh
WITH WHAT SHOll,LD BE fairs Commission - Panel 6S "MARY M" - A VISIT WITH THE
Michael E. Cavanagh, .Ph.D. (R11peat of 4N) MAGDALENE
4S* TEACHING QUIET PRAYER 5R* PRACTICAL APPROACHES TO Mary Betten Mitchell
Richard Byrne, C.S.P., D. Min. SHARING FAITH WITH THE 6T BEING COMFORTABLE WITH
'1 4T THEY STAY AWAY IN DROVES ELEMENTARY STUDENT HANDICAPPED PEOPLE
I
Howard E. Stone Don Boyd Joseph Moloney, O.S.F.
CRECIENDO EN EDAD, 5S" SPIRITUALITY AND THE IN­ su· CRECIENDO EN EDAD.
SABIDURIA Y FAVOR TEGRATION OF PEACE AND SABIDURIA Y FAVOR
R.P. Ramon Andreu-Rodemilans, JUSTICE INTO CATECHESIS R.P: Ramon Andreu-Rodemllans,
S.J. (Repeated 6U) Max Oliva, S.J. '- S.J. (Repeat of 4U)
4W INCORPORANDO EL DIA
(Repeat of 1 S) sw· DESARROLLO PSICOlOGICO EN
R.P. Herbert Desouza, S.J. 5T* THE MISSION OF THE CHURCH LA FE PARA EL NINO Y EL
IN AN AGE OF DIFFERENT ADOLESCENTE
4X* WHAT DO I DO NEXT? REALITIES AND NON-SHARED
Rita Walsh Foley R.P. Samuel Marin-Suarez
· COMMON VISION
Lawrence J. Payne
(Repeated BR)
5U PERSPECTIVAS HISPANAS
SOBRE LA FAMILIA CRISTIANA
R.P. Allan Figueroa Deck, S.J.
5W MALES Y METAS DE NUESTRA
·JUVENTUD
R.P. Joaquin Hereu, Sch.P. ·,

RECERTIFICATION: *CAtECHIST **MASTER C,ATECHIST +PRESCHOOL

APPLICABLE - ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES, DIOCESES OF ORANGE & SAN BERNARDINO

24
SONDAY,FEBROARY14,1982
PERIOD 7 10:00-11:30
7A+ LEARNING TO VALUE IN THE
FAMILY OR GET YOUR ELBOWS
OUT OF MY RIBS
Bruno V. Manno, S.M., Ph.D.
7B WHY ARE CATHOLICS AFRAID
OF TELEVISION?
Michael Manning, S.V.D.
7C SHARING OUR FAITH
WIiiiam L. Adams, C.Ss.R.
7D*+ SONGS AND STORIES FOR
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Rev. Dick Hilliard, Beverly
Valenti-Hilliard
7E** GROWING IN FAITH: STAGES ON
+ THE JOURNEY
Rev. Thomas H. Groome, Ph.D.
(Repeat of 3N)
7F+ MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD
-A VERY REAL MINISTRY
Hedda Bluestone Sharapan
7H CHRISTIANS NEED TO DO MORE
THAN TELL PEOPLE GOD LOVES
THEM
Christian Service Advisory
Boards • Los Angeles and
Orange
7K* MINISTRY, COMMUNITY AND
THE KINGDOM: AN OVERVIEW
Rev. Robert J. Hater
7M* A POSITIVE APPROACH TO
SHARING FAITH WITH THE
JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT
Don Boyd
7N* IS MY LIFE GROWTH OR A
GROWTH?
Emery Richard Tang, O.F.M.
(Repeat of 5M)
7R RQLE PLAYING IN MINISTRY
Joseph Moloney, O.S.F.
7S* USING AND TEACHING EFFEC·
TIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS
Rev. R. David Cousineau,
L.C.S.W.
7T* FAITH EXPERIENCE IN THE IN·
STITUTION
Sr. Kathryn Jennings, O.S.B.,
Betty Britschgi
7U VAMOS DESPERTANDO-LA
VISION DE LA IGLESIA
CATOLICA HISPANA EN
CALIFORNIA
R.P. Anastasio "Tacho" Rivera,
S.J.
7W* LA JUVENTUD: IGLESIA EN
MARCHA
R.P. Arnold Gonzalez, C.M.F.
RECERTIFICATION: *CATECHIST
APPLICABLE • ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES, DIOCESES OF ORANGE & SAN BERNARDINO
PERIOD B 1:00-2:30
8A THE MINISTRY OF RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION OR LEARNING TO
SEE THE UNEXPECTED AS THE
EXPECTED
Bruno V. Manno, S.M., Ph.D.
(Repeat of 5A)
8B* THE BIBLE TEACHER AS THE
LIVING WORD
William L. Adams, C.Ss.R.
8C** BROKEN TOYS
Regis A. Duffy, O.F.M.
(Repeat of 6C)
8D SINGING AND PLAYING FOR GOD
(Bring Instrument)
Bob Hurd
8E* SALVATION HISTORY AND
MYTH AS A MODEL FOR THE
DEVELOPMENT OF INDIVIDUAL
AND GROUP SPIRITUAL AWARE-
NESS
Victoria K. Dendinger
8F+ CREATIVE ART FOR THE YOUNG
CHILD
Bev Bos
8H* MUSIC FOR LITURGY: MUSIC
FOR LIFE
Grayson Warren Brown
(Repeat of 5D)
8K* GROWING UP-UP-UP
Rita Walsh Foley
8M* THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO A
REDHEAD FROM WINONA
Tom Zanzig
8N* CULTIVATING WISDOM
Suzanne DeBenedittus, Ph.D.
8R* THE MISSION OF THE CHURCH
IN AN AGE OF DIFFERENT
REALITIES AND NON-SHARED
COMMON VISION
Lawrence Payrie
(Repeat of 5T)
8S* GROWING IN AGE, WISDOM AND
FAVOR THROUGH PERSONAL
·PRAYER
Joseph Glynn, O.D.C.
BT* THE THEOLOGY OF AMERICAN
SIGN LANGUAGE
Rev. George Horan
BU LA EDUCACION EN LA FE POR
LA EVANGELIZACION Y LA
CATEOUESIS
R.P. Samuel Marin-Suarez
ew i.COMO PUEDES AMAR A OIOS
SI NO AMAS A TU PROJIMO?
· Grupo de Servicio Cristiano
**MASTER CATECH 1ST +PRESCHOOL
PERIOD I 3:00-4:30
9A*+ GROWING WITH (OR IN·SPITE
OF) TELEVISION
Sr. Gretchen Hailer, R.S.H.M.
9B IS ONE RELIGION AS GOOD AS
ANOTHER (OR HOW TO BE AN
ON-FIRE CA:THOLIC)
Michael Manning, S.V.D.
9C* CHANGING NAMES
Regis A. Duffy, O.F.M.
9D*+ CENTER CELEBRATIONS IN
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Rev. Dick Hilliard, Beverly
Valenti-Hilliard
9E NURTURING GROWTH THROUGH
GOD'S CALL
Christian H. Woerz, S.D.B., Linus
& Co.
9F+ MUSIC AND LANGUAGE
DEVELOPMENT FOR THE YOUNG
CHILD
Bev Bos
9H* PEACE OF HEART: A
SCRIPTURE-BASED SPIRITUAL·
ITV FOR MIDDLE LIFE
Marilyn Norquist
9K** CATECHESIS AND LITURGY: A
CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE·
Rev. Dennis Hanneman
(Repeat of 4K)
9M* MASTERCARD AND ME, WE
CAN DO IT ALL
Fran Culverhouse
9N* FUNDAMENTALISM AND THE
CATHOLIC ALTERNATIVE
Bob Miller, Brian Curley
9R* GROWTH IN CREATIVE
TEACHING
Irene H. Murphy
9S SERVING THE GROWING COM-
MUNITY
A. J. Varesio
9T* COMMUNICATING JESUS TO THE
NON-VERBAL MENTALLY
RETARDED CHILD
Sr. Kathryn Jennings, O.S.B.,
Betty Britschgi
9U* COMO SE ESTABLECE UN PRO·
GRAMA EFICAZ DE EDUCACION
RELIGIOSA EN LA PARROOUIA
Dra. Judith Morente-Mas
9W HACE TIEMPO QUE NO SALGO A
LA CALLE...?ME EXTRANAS?
R.P. Richard Estrada
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BOB MILLER and BRIAN CORLEY
Bob teaches scripture at datnentalism · is a recurrent
Mount St. Mary's College, Los sourc e· of confu sion for
Angeles, and scripture and Catholics which raises questions
theology to catechists and about the inspiration of the ]:Ji­
diaconate candidates for the ble, the autho rity of the
Diocese of Orange. He has been Church, and the role of scrip­
involved in parish adult educa­ ture in personal life-problems
tion for six years in both L.A. with which most Catholics are
and Orange. Brian is a resident ill-equ ipped to deal. This
at the Sacred Heart's Com­ wQrkshop will explor� fu?da­
munity in Berkeley and has mentalism as an h1stoncal,
taught religion and scripture at cultu ral, and theol ogica l
the high school and adult level. phenomenon and examine its
Pat Mcclenahan Their subject is an especially - attractiveness and its dangers,
timely ,and relevant one. outlining the Catholic under•
standing of the Bible and offer­
''FU ND AM E NT A LI SM ing practical suggestions for
AND THE CA THOLIC coping with fundamentalism in
ALT ERNATIVE" (9N) Fun- ministry and teaching.
MARY BETTEN MITCHELL
WITH THE MAGDALENE"
Television, stage, and film ac­
tress Mary Betten Mitchell will (6S) This session will , be a
be seen in "Some Kind of dramatic presentation . of the
Hero," with Richard Pryor, Good News of Jesus Christ and
due for release in 1982, and at an interpretation of the Magda­
Congress, also in 1982, in an lene's conversion. It was written
original production. This is herand researched by the per­
_ former with the collaboration
third Congress presentation,
following "W h e n J e s u s of her husband, Dr. Patrick
Laugl\ed," i ri 1976 and "Get­ Mitchell, Assdciate Professor of
ting Your Act Together" in Theology at St. John's
1977. She is a member of the Seminary. "With humor and
Archdiocesan Spiritual Life deft storytelling, Mary Betten
presents a charming portrayal
Committee and of Women in
Mary Betten Mitchell of Jesus' favorite woman disci­
Film.
ple,'.' said John Dart,. Los
,"MARY M A VISIT Angeles Times religion writer.
JOSEPH MOLOJ\IEY, O.S.F.
catechetical programs for the
Brother Joe is Associate
Director. of the Catholic mentally retarded and in train­
ing volunteer adults and teens.
Charities Office for the Han­
His workshops will be of special
dicapped in Brooklyn, NY,
where he designs and im­ interest to all.
plements programs for han­
dicapped people. As Executive "R ELAXATION VERSUS
STRESS AND BURNOUT"
Director of the National Apos­
tolate with Mentally Retarded (2T) How do we manage stress
Persons, he conducts the situations? Who is prone to
burn-out? What are the symp­
business of the Apostolate bet­
toms? How can we avoid it in
ween board meetings. Holder of
an M.A. in Guidance and ourselves and others? For new
Rehabilitation of Handicappe(i insights on an age-old problem
from Columbia University, through action and discussion,
Brother Joe has many years ex­ participants are asked to bring
their own experience.
Bro. Joe Moloney p e r i e n c e in s e t t i n g up

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SONDAY,FEBROARY14,1982
PERIOD 7 10:00-11:30
7A+ LEARNING TO VALUE IN THE
FAMILY OR GET YOUR ELBOWS
OUT OF MY RIBS
Bruno V. Manno, S.M., Ph.D.
7B WHY ARE CATHOLICS AFRAID
OF TELEVISION?
Michael Manning, S.V.D.
7C SHARING OUR FAITH
WIiiiam L. Adams, C.Ss.R.
7D*+ SONGS AND STORIES FOR
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Rev. Dick Hilliard, Beverly
Valenti-Hilliard
7E** GROWING IN FAITH: STAGES ON
+ THE JOURNEY
Rev. Thomas H. Groome, Ph.D.
(Repeat of 3N)
7F+ MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD
-A VERY REAL MINISTRY
Hedda Bluestone Sharapan
7H CHRISTIANS NEED TO DO MORE
THAN TELL PEOPLE GOD LOVES
THEM
Christian Service Advisory
Boards • Los Angeles and
Orange
7K* MINISTRY, COMMUNITY AND
THE KINGDOM: AN OVERVIEW
Rev. Robert J. Hater
7M* A POSITIVE APPROACH TO
SHARING FAITH WITH THE
JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT
Don Boyd
7N* IS MY LIFE GROWTH OR A
GROWTH?
Emery Richard Tang, O.F.M.
(Repeat of 5M)
7R RQLE PLAYING IN MINISTRY
Joseph Moloney, O.S.F.
7S* USING AND TEACHING EFFEC·
TIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS
Rev. R. David Cousineau,
L.C.S.W.
7T* FAITH EXPERIENCE IN THE IN·
STITUTION
Sr. Kathryn Jennings, O.S.B.,
Betty Britschgi
7U VAMOS DESPERTANDO-LA
VISION DE LA IGLESIA
CATOLICA HISPANA EN
CALIFORNIA
R.P. Anastasio "Tacho" Rivera,
S.J.
7W* LA JUVENTUD: IGLESIA EN
MARCHA
R.P. Arnold Gonzalez, C.M.F.
RECERTIFICATION: *CATECHIST
APPLICABLE • ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES, DIOCESES OF ORANGE & SAN BERNARDINO
PERIOD B 1:00-2:30
8A THE MINISTRY OF RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION OR LEARNING TO
SEE THE UNEXPECTED AS THE
EXPECTED
Bruno V. Manno, S.M., Ph.D.
(Repeat of 5A)
8B* THE BIBLE TEACHER AS THE
LIVING WORD
William L. Adams, C.Ss.R.
8C** BROKEN TOYS
Regis A. Duffy, O.F.M.
(Repeat of 6C)
8D SINGING AND PLAYING FOR GOD
(Bring Instrument)
Bob Hurd
8E* SALVATION HISTORY AND
MYTH AS A MODEL FOR THE
DEVELOPMENT OF INDIVIDUAL
AND GROUP SPIRITUAL AWARE-
NESS
Victoria K. Dendinger
8F+ CREATIVE ART FOR THE YOUNG
CHILD
Bev Bos
8H* MUSIC FOR LITURGY: MUSIC
FOR LIFE
Grayson Warren Brown
(Repeat of 5D)
8K* GROWING UP-UP-UP
Rita Walsh Foley
8M* THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO A
REDHEAD FROM WINONA
Tom Zanzig
8N* CULTIVATING WISDOM
Suzanne DeBenedittus, Ph.D.
8R* THE MISSION OF THE CHURCH
IN AN AGE OF DIFFERENT
REALITIES AND NON-SHARED
COMMON VISION
Lawrence Payrie
(Repeat of 5T)
8S* GROWING IN AGE, WISDOM AND
FAVOR THROUGH PERSONAL
·PRAYER
Joseph Glynn, O.D.C.
BT* THE THEOLOGY OF AMERICAN
SIGN LANGUAGE
Rev. George Horan
BU LA EDUCACION EN LA FE POR
LA EVANGELIZACION Y LA
CATEOUESIS
R.P. Samuel Marin-Suarez
ew i.COMO PUEDES AMAR A OIOS
SI NO AMAS A TU PROJIMO?
· Grupo de Servicio Cristiano
**MASTER CATECH 1ST +PRESCHOOL
PERIOD I 3:00-4:30
9A*+ GROWING WITH (OR IN·SPITE
OF) TELEVISION
Sr. Gretchen Hailer, R.S.H.M.
9B IS ONE RELIGION AS GOOD AS
ANOTHER (OR HOW TO BE AN
ON-FIRE CA:THOLIC)
Michael Manning, S.V.D.
9C* CHANGING NAMES
Regis A. Duffy, O.F.M.
9D*+ CENTER CELEBRATIONS IN
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Rev. Dick Hilliard, Beverly
Valenti-Hilliard
9E NURTURING GROWTH THROUGH
GOD'S CALL
Christian H. Woerz, S.D.B., Linus
& Co.
9F+ MUSIC AND LANGUAGE
DEVELOPMENT FOR THE YOUNG
CHILD
Bev Bos
9H* PEACE OF HEART: A
SCRIPTURE-BASED SPIRITUAL·
ITV FOR MIDDLE LIFE
Marilyn Norquist
9K** CATECHESIS AND LITURGY: A
CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE·
Rev. Dennis Hanneman
(Repeat of 4K)
9M* MASTERCARD AND ME, WE
CAN DO IT ALL
Fran Culverhouse
9N* FUNDAMENTALISM AND THE
CATHOLIC ALTERNATIVE
Bob Miller, Brian Curley
9R* GROWTH IN CREATIVE
TEACHING
Irene H. Murphy
9S SERVING THE GROWING COM-
MUNITY
A. J. Varesio
9T* COMMUNICATING JESUS TO THE
NON-VERBAL MENTALLY
RETARDED CHILD
Sr. Kathryn Jennings, O.S.B.,
Betty Britschgi
9U* COMO SE ESTABLECE UN PRO·
GRAMA EFICAZ DE EDUCACION
RELIGIOSA EN LA PARROOUIA
Dra. Judith Morente-Mas
9W HACE TIEMPO QUE NO SALGO A
LA CALLE...?ME EXTRANAS?
R.P. Richard Estrada
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BOB MILLER and BRIAN CORLEY
Bob teaches scripture at datnentalism · is a recurrent
Mount St. Mary's College, Los sourc e· of confu sion for
Angeles, and scripture and Catholics which raises questions
theology to catechists and about the inspiration of the ]:Ji­
diaconate candidates for the ble, the autho rity of the
Diocese of Orange. He has been Church, and the role of scrip­
involved in parish adult educa­ ture in personal life-problems
tion for six years in both L.A. with which most Catholics are
and Orange. Brian is a resident ill-equ ipped to deal. This
at the Sacred Heart's Com­ wQrkshop will explor� fu?da­
munity in Berkeley and has mentalism as an h1stoncal,
taught religion and scripture at cultu ral, and theol ogica l
the high school and adult level. phenomenon and examine its
Pat Mcclenahan Their subject is an especially - attractiveness and its dangers,
timely ,and relevant one. outlining the Catholic under•
standing of the Bible and offer­
''FU ND AM E NT A LI SM ing practical suggestions for
AND THE CA THOLIC coping with fundamentalism in
ALT ERNATIVE" (9N) Fun- ministry and teaching.
MARY BETTEN MITCHELL
WITH THE MAGDALENE"
Television, stage, and film ac­
tress Mary Betten Mitchell will (6S) This session will , be a
be seen in "Some Kind of dramatic presentation . of the
Hero," with Richard Pryor, Good News of Jesus Christ and
due for release in 1982, and at an interpretation of the Magda­
Congress, also in 1982, in an lene's conversion. It was written
original production. This is herand researched by the per­
_ former with the collaboration
third Congress presentation,
following "W h e n J e s u s of her husband, Dr. Patrick
Laugl\ed," i ri 1976 and "Get­ Mitchell, Assdciate Professor of
ting Your Act Together" in Theology at St. John's
1977. She is a member of the Seminary. "With humor and
Archdiocesan Spiritual Life deft storytelling, Mary Betten
presents a charming portrayal
Committee and of Women in
Mary Betten Mitchell of Jesus' favorite woman disci­
Film.
ple,'.' said John Dart,. Los
,"MARY M A VISIT Angeles Times religion writer.
JOSEPH MOLOJ\IEY, O.S.F.
catechetical programs for the
Brother Joe is Associate
Director. of the Catholic mentally retarded and in train­
ing volunteer adults and teens.
Charities Office for the Han­
His workshops will be of special
dicapped in Brooklyn, NY,
where he designs and im­ interest to all.
plements programs for han­
dicapped people. As Executive "R ELAXATION VERSUS
STRESS AND BURNOUT"
Director of the National Apos­
tolate with Mentally Retarded (2T) How do we manage stress
Persons, he conducts the situations? Who is prone to
burn-out? What are the symp­
business of the Apostolate bet­
toms? How can we avoid it in
ween board meetings. Holder of
an M.A. in Guidance and ourselves and others? For new
Rehabilitation of Handicappe(i insights on an age-old problem
from Columbia University, through action and discussion,
Brother Joe has many years ex­ participants are asked to bring
their own experience.
Bro. Joe Moloney p e r i e n c e in s e t t i n g up
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REV. SAMUEL M. NATALE,.Ph.D.

A priest of the Diocese of
Richmond, VA, Dr. Natale
earned his doctorate i n
psychology from the University
of Oxford, England. He is Pro­
fessor of Psychology and
Management at the University
of Bridgeport . (CT) and a
psychother,apist in pra,ctice. H�
recently delivered a paper on'
changing roles of women in the
c11·urch for the Amedcari
Psychological Association and a
paper on The Changing .Role of
Women Within Family at the.
International Council of
Psychologists, Bergen, Norway.
He is the author of two books
and a number.of articles.
"FAMILY SYSTEMS AND
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION:
WORKI N G W I TH THE
FAMILY AS RELIGIOUS
EDUCATOR." (2C) There is
one nuclear family in each of
our lives-it is the matrix of our
identity. This workshop/dis­
cussion will focus on systems
approaches to family actions
and interactions and seek to ap-
ply basic psychologjcal prin­
cipies and insights into working
with the family as a whole. Such
issues as the Imaging of God
within the family, sin and
punishment, and scapegoating
will be discussed.
"LONELINESS IN THE
MIDDLE YEARS0 (SC) Each
of us experiences a variety of
adaptations as we move through
our life cycle. This lecture/
workshop· will focus on the
specific types of loneliness that
characterize the middle years as
well as the spiritual struggles
and goals that it highlights. Ema
pbasis is oil Jhe changing
manifestations of aloneness/
·loneliness/isolation as they
change with each developmental
stage of the life cycle.

MARILVN NORQUIST
am a continuing partici­ and to offer practical sugges­
pant/learner- in so-called 'New tions for tapping these sources
• Age' movements. which work of power in our lives, Our
for a: transformed society by . choices of anger or forgiveness
promoting the transformation are our wisdom.
of individual human lives." She . "PEACE OF HEART: A
has published a. number of SCRIPTURE-BASED SPIRI­
books· and articles. TUALitY FOR MIDDLE
"ANGER AND FORGIVE­ LIFE" (9H) The scripture is
NESS: WISDOM OF THE full of wisdom about life which
HEART" (6H) Growing in may be difficult for us to grasp • I

wisdom and favor with God in­ until we ourselves have lived in­
volves knowing ourselves and to mid-life years. It speaks of
M arilyn is a free-lance growing in the capacity to repentance, of being forgiven,
teacher and writer in scripture decide what the inner quality of of covenant living, of fulfill­
and spirituality and she works our living will be. Of all the dai­ ment in God and in love. These
mainly with Catholic adults. ly decisions we make, those can be intellectually understood
She holds a Master's Degree in about anger and forgiveness much earlier, but middle life of­
Christian Education and is a probably contribute more than fers new and richer oppor­
full-time Ph.D. candidate at the any other to our happiness-or tunities for knowing them in
Graduate Theological Union in unhappiness. This workshop our hearts and living them every
Berkeley. She says '' All my will consider both aspects of our day. This workshop will explore
adult life has been devoted to inner life, probing to unders­ ideas from scripture and their
Christian adult growth, and l tand the possibilities open to us daily application.

MAX OLIVA, S.J.

Fr. Max Oliva has a broad
background in the area of faith
and justice. He has a Master's
Degr�c of Divinity and a
Master's in Business Admini-
stration, with the emphasis on
the study of social structures.
He served for seven years as
Direcfor of Social Ministries for
the California Province of the
Society of Jesus. For six years
he was on the faculty at the
Jesuit School of Theology at 'A
Berkeley where he was a
facilitator for theological reflec-

Michael Sandford is the
owner of MDS Enterprises,
South Pasadena, CA, which
gives training in motivation and
time managemeri't for in­
dividuals and companies. He
has been active in the business
community and just finished a
one-year term as President of
GREG SCELSA and STEVE MILLANG
In 1969 Greg Scelsa and Steve
Millang began working as
teacher aides in Los Angeles Ci­
ty and County School systems.
They worked with handicapped
children, mentally retarded,
emotionally disturbed, and
blind, as well as children in a
regular classroom situation.
They continued as teacher aides
until 1975. Because of the many
requests from teachers and co-
.Thomas Seibt
Hedda Sharapan
MICHAEL D. SANDFORD
the South Pasadena Chamber
of Commerce.
"SET YOUR IMAGINA­
TION FREE'' (3A) Whatever
the mind can conceive and
believe can be achieved. The
power of the person and what
he/ she wants out of life starts
by settfog goals. This lecture
workers for tapes of their songs,
Greg arid Steve formed their
own record company in 1975,
Youngheart Records, and
released their first album, "We
All Live Together, Volume I."
They have now produced three
other records in the "We All
Live Together" series, and have
appeared on numerous televi­
sion and radio shows including
"Steps to Learning" and
THOMAS H. SEIBT, M.A., M.F.C.C.
As Clinical Supervisor of the
California Family Study Center
in Burbank, Thomas Seibt
teaches, supervises interns, and
maintains a private practice. He
has given pre-marriage prepara­
tion courses for the archdiocese
and courses in "Marriage and
Family Relations," "The
Formerly Married," and "Step­
parenting" at Cal State L. A.
He is a member of the Step­
family Association of America.
''DIVORC E S/ANNUL­
MENTS/REMARRIAGES:
WORKING WITH THESE
FAMILIES AND THEIR
NEEDS" ()F) This workshop
will focus on the special pro­
blems and issues that face
families going through divorces
and remarriages. They are often
a large, neglected or forgotten
. segment of the Body of Christ.
What are the . major cultural
HEDDA BL0ESTONE SHARAPAN
In I 965 Hedda received a
B.S. Degree in Psychology from
Carnegie-Mellon University in
Pennsylvania. Her interest in
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will take participants step by
step in writing down and
reaching goals. The meaning of
success, priorities and values, a
goal for success, visualization
and imagination, the power of
affirmation, and the self-ful­
filling prophecy will be dis-
cussed.
"Small Wonders."
"RHYTHMS, RHYMES,
ROCK AND THE WILD WIG­
GLE WOBBLE" (SF) This
workshop will show· teachers
practical and entertaining ways
to teach basic skill concepts,
develop motor coordination,
promote language skills and
social values, as well as an ap­
preciation of all music.
myths and common stresses for
the adults and the children?
How can religious educators be
more aware of their needs? This
workshop will explore ways to
make them a welcome part of
the Church community.
"PARENTING ADOLES­
CENTS" (3F) When parents
are raising their children from
birth till pre-adolescence, they
frequently have to care for them
as "benevolent dictators."·
Adolescence, though, is a dif­
ferent story; parents have. to
shift into many diverse roles:
limit-setters, consultants, ad­
visors, counselors. This is a
most trying time for both
parents and their teenagers.
This workshop will offer
guidelines for parents and those
who are working with teen­
agers.
children's television led her to
WQED, Pittsburgh, and to
Fred Rogers. At his suggestion
she pursued graduate studies at

SR. FRANCIS SULLIVAN, D.C.
perience in social agencies,
working with dependent and
neglected children and their
families i n Milwaukee,
Alabama, Louisiana, and
California. Her education in­
cludes on-going graduate
studies in gerontology at the
USC Andrus Gerontology
Center. She is a member of the
Board of the Los Angeles Coun­
ty Office of Affairs on Aging,
and the Catholic Commission
on Aging. She also is active in
the Southern California Inter­
Sr. Francis is Community faith Coalition on Aging.
Health and Education Coor­
dinator for St. Vincent Medical "F L O W E RI N G WITH
Ceriter in Los Angeles. She has AG E: A BL O OM WITH
had twenty-five years' ex- MANY PETALS" (IC) Sr.
EMERY .RICHARD TANG, O.F.M.
as a high school teacher and
principal, an associate producer
of TeleSPOTS with the Francis­
can Communications Center,
Los Angeles, and a lecturer and
preacher at farge. He has
spoken at the Congress a
number of times. At present, he
is a retreat director at Serra
Retreat, Malibu. Fr. Tang aug­
ments his verbal preaching with
writings, photographs and
tapes. He is at work on a book
of photos and essays. Tapes of
Emery Richard Tang is a his talks include ALL THAT
Chinese-American Franciscan MATTERS and RENEWAL IN
priest, born in Phoenix, AZ. LOVE. His photographs are
Since his ordination in.1952, his found in VisionPrint posters
varied career has included stints and CARE n' SHARE cards.
REV. TETS0O 0NNO AND PANEL
A Buddhist Priest, Tetsuo "BUDDHIS M AND ITS
Unno ministers at the Pasadena P OS S IBL E C O NTRIBU­
Buddhist Temple. His major TIONS TO WESTERN SPIRI­
responsibility is to oversee the TUALITY". (6R) All religions
English program. He has taught are One. Like the spokes of a
at UCLA, Cal State Northridge, wheel, the further you pull away
Cal State Long Beach, Institute from the center, the essence, the
of Buddhist Studies at Berkeley, more apparent the differences
and the Buddhist Study Center become. But their essence is
in Hon olulu. One. This Oneness is • most
Fr. Arthur Johnson and Fr. vividly manifested, not in sec­
Royal Vadakin of the archdio­ tarian creeds, institutional
cesan Ecumenical and Interreli­ literature; or particular religious
gious Affairs Commission, and . myths and rituals, but rather in
Heidi Singh will compose the the direct and unmediated ex­
panel. perience and perception of the
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Francis will lead participants in
breaking down stereotype
myths about aging, and in
developing 'sensitivity to the
special talents of the elderly in
spite of limitations that natural­
ly occur with the aging pr.ocess.
The opportunity for positive in­
volvement in enriching and
rewarding programs and ac­
tivities for handicapped elderly
will be explored. Organizations,
programs and services for active
participation will be explained
with regard to spiritual well­
being, educational advantages,
health promotion, cultural
enrichment, economic oppor­
tunities, and political involve­
ment.
"IS MY LIFE GROWTH OR
A GROWTH?" (SM) (7N)
Some growth is useless and even
malignant. It can be dangerous
to health. What, happens to
cause this rampant, disfiguring
cancer? When does one grow,
instead, in wisdom, age and
grace? How does one cope with
the smog of self-gratification
and the pollution of perverse
goals? How does one overcome
the temptations of life as Jesus
did in the desert? How does one
"put on" the mind of Jesus?
How is one truly "born over?"
Fr. Tang will discuss these ques­
tions during this session.
Absolute itself. However,
because this experience and
perception takes place in and
through relative human beings,
the Absolute manifests itself in
different ways. This workshop
will show both the similarities
and differences (mainly of em­
phasis, tone, style, approach,
and not substance) in the ex­
perience of the Absolute in
Christianity and Buddhism.
This will be done with reference
to actual accounts of religious
experiences in the two religions.

CHRISTIAN H. WOERZ, S.D.B.
"Fr. Chris and Linus"
Fr. Chris is Vocation Director
for the Salesians of Don Bosco
and Spiritual Director for the
Youth Encounter Spirit Mini­
Encounter Program. He has
given many retreats and made a
number of appearances to pro­
mote vocation awareness and to
counsel young people interested
in priesthood, btotherhood,
sisterhood. He has two Master's
Degrees: Divinity and Sacred
Theology; and he·is "owner of
the world's most exotic lizard."
Linus D. Lizard, a Minister of
Joy, appears with Fr. Chris and
TOM ZANZIG
As Consultant for St. Mary's
Press, Tom Zanzig presents
workshops and talks in youth
ministry and youth catechesis
throughout the U.S. and in
Canada. He has written text­
books for high school religious
education and several articles
for PACE. His sense of humor
is a good asset for his work with
youth, and one of his favorite
hobbies is "trying to remain
young while increasing in
maturity.''
".DYNAMICS OF COMMU­
NICATING THE CHlUSTIAN
MESSAGE" (IM) Passing on
the faith from generation to
generation is not simply an
educational enterprise. Chris­
tian faith touches-and is
touched. by-every facet of
human experience. In this
presentation, the relationship
between the Christian family,
the parish, and formal religious
education programs will be ex­
plored. Particular emphasis will
be given to the catechetical
challenges facing the Church in
its ministty to adolescents.
"WHO IS THE JESUS YOU
ARE TEACHING?" (6M) The
session title seems to ask a
strange question. There is, after
all, only one Jesus, right? True,
but through the ages the Church
has encountered countless pro-
is a popular homilist. His mis­
sion in life is to help people
discover the child in them so
they can find Jesus there.
"NURTURING GROWTH
THROUGH· GOD'S CALL"
(9E) Fr. Chris and Linus, along
with Priests, Brothers, and
Sisters, will discuss practical
ways parents and teachers can
nurtur� growth in Christian life
through helping children.
Teenagers and young adults
listen to God as he calls each of
us to follow his or her vocation.
clamations and explanations of
just who Jesus was and is, and
each of us in turn has developed
our own personal images and
understandings of him. In this
session participants will not on­
ly explore available "models"
of Jesus and his message,· but
will also be" helped to more
clearly identify and come to
terms - with their personal
understanding of Jesus and its
implicatioris for their task as
catechists.
"THE GOSPEL ACCORD­
ING TO A REDHEAD FROM
WINONA" (8M) Each of us as
Christians-:- and in a particular
way as Christian educators-is
called to proclaim and explain
the Gospel, the Good News of
Jesus Christ. To do so effective­
ly, the Gospel story must be
recognized as our story, as the
message of Jesus proclaimed
not only by the evangelists of
the Christian scriptures but also
as the' Good News experienced,
lived, celebrated, and expressed
in the words of each of us as
persons. In this session, the
"redhead from Winona" will
share the Gospel proclamation
as he has experienced and been
freed by it, and will then share
suggestions on how the par­
ticipants might more effectively
get in touch with and proclaim
their own Good News.
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Nuevamente como todos los
afios, nos complacemos en invi­
tarles a unirse con nosotros para
el Congreso de Educaci6n
Religiosa de Los Angeles.
lgual que en anos anteriores
hemos seleccionado un tema
que nos une y alrededor del cual
podemos explorar juntos las
muchas caras de la catequesis en
nuestra ;ictualidad, asf como las
maravillas de nuestro propio
crecimiento como individuos y
como iglesia.
Hemos procurado reunir a
oradores sumamente din,micos
quienes como de costumbre,
nos gtiiar,n en esta peregrina­
ci6n de cuatro dias; partiendo
de la franqueza sin cohibiciones
de nuestras juventudes el jueves
por la maiiana y terminando
con los coros de alabanza y
amor en nuestra. liturgia
dominical.
Esperamos que este Congreso
sea realmente . una experiencia
para todos nosotros de un
CRECIMIENTO EN SABI­
DURIA, EDAD Y FAVOR
ante el Senor, y que igual que
con la Familia de Nazaret,
seamos
, realmente
. abiertos
' al
Espiritu que da en .nuestro
ministerio.
Nuestra mesa . directiva, los
comit�s y los muchos voluntar­
ios estan hadendo todo lo posi­
ble para hacer que este Con­
greso sea el mejor de todos y
una · vez mas damos la bienve-
. nida anticipadamente al gran
apoyo de su presencia de usted.
Rdo. Mons. John F. Barry
Director, Oficina
de Educaci6n Religiosa
Arquidi6cesis de. Los Angeles

R.P. RICHARD ESTRADA, C.M.F.
El Padre Richard Estrada,
Claretiano, naci6 y se cri6 en el
Este de Los Angeles. Es miem­
bro de la Organizaci6n Unida
de Barrios. Tiene tftulos univer­
sitarios en ·mosoffa y teologfa y
es parroco asistente de la parro­
quia de la Soledad en el Este de
Los Angeles. El Padre Estrada
es capellftn cat6lico del
reclusorio para menores (la
juvenil) de Los Angeles y se
dedica al ministerio para con la
juventud indocumentada y de
R.P. ARNOLD GONZALEZ, C.M.F.
El Padre Gonzalez es clare­
tiano y director arquidiocesano
de Encoentros de Promoci6n
Juvenil, que es un movimiento
de renovacion. Ha sido parroco
de la Iglesia de la Placita y La
Soledad en Los Angeles y de la
parroquia de San Juan en San
Marcos, Texas. Ha trabajado
tambi�n aqu1 en la Mi.si6n de
San Gabriel.
Fue profesor en el seminario
claretiano y en la Esctiela
Superior de Louisville. Es
graduatlo de la Universidad de
Loyola-Marymount y de la Uni­
versidad Cat6Iica de Am�rica.
ORO PO DE SERVICIO CRISTIANO
Josi L6pez, Marfa Pineda,
JOS� Castaneda, Cora Ochoa,
Lourdes Gonzilez Rubio
Jos� Guadalupe Castaneda­
Es ministro de la Eucaristfa y
visitante a los necesitados en el
valle de San Fernando, de
M.E.N.D. Sra. Lourdes Gon­
z!dez Rubio-Es Presidente de
A.C.T.S., un grupo de servicio
cristiano de la parroquia de San
habla hispana.
HACE TIEMPO QUE NO
SALGO ,.;\ LA CALLE... l.ME
EXTRANAS? (9W) Hay 27
reclusorios en la arquidi6cesis
de Los Angeles que contienen a
4,000 jovenes, de los cuales el
650fo son catolicos. lCual es la
respuesta de la comunidad
cat�lica a esto y al m'imero cre­
ciente de jovenes indocumen­
tados procedentes de Mixico y
la America Central?
LA JUVENTUD: IGLESIA
EN MARCHA (7W) l Que
espera la iglesia de la juventud?
lQue espera la juventud de la
iglesia? lLa juventud esta lista
para aceptar las obligaciones y
resj)onsabilidades en Ia. iglesia?
Los ninos ban crecido; son. la
juventud de hoy ...dfferentes
que sus antepasados pero miem­
bros de nuestra sociedad e ig�
Jesia. La iglesia esta compuesta
de gente de todas las edades y la
juventud crece con la iglesia. De
lo contrario esta fuerza se
pudre. La falta de crecimiento
es senal de muerte.
· COMO COMENZAR - Se
Pedro Claver, en Simi Valley.
Es miembra de la mesa direc­
tiva. Sra. Mar1a Pineda-Ac­
tu'almente es miembra de la jun­
ta de consejo de Servicio Cris­
tiano. Ha sido Presidente del
grupo de San Vicente de Paul de
la iglesia de la Pladta. Jose R.
Lopez- C a n d i d a t o para
diacono permanente y se dedica
al cuidado espiritual de los
enfermos. Es coordinador para
un grupo de ancianos y de otro
para jovenes. Profesionalmente
es jardinero en la academia de Ia
Polic(a de Los Angeles. Ha sido
fabricante de dukes, chofer de
autobus y especialista en repara­
cifm de calzado. Sra. Cora
Ochoa-Trabaja con la com­
unidad de . Lincoln Heights,
como consejera social. Ayuda a
(Continua)
35
(Continuacion)
personas tambi�n con asuntos
migratorios asf como con otros
problemas que pudieran tener.
Ha aparecido en la televisi6n,
en la radio, eri escuelas, en cen­
tros de ancianos y en orienta­
ciones sobre · asuntos
migratorios. Estudi6 en el Col­
egio del Este de Los Angeles
especialitndose en la psicotogfa
y en problemas de la comunidad
hispana. Estudi6 tambicfo en el
Colegio de Oficios "Trade
Tech" de L o s Angeles.
Moderador: Pete Barraza-Es
presidente de M.E.N.D., que es
un grupo interparroquial de ser­
vicio cristiano.
"l.COMO PUEDES AMAR A
mos SI NO AMAS A TU
PROJIMO?" (8W) Este taller
sera presentado por el panel en
cinco partes: I). Una pelfcula
corta y explicaci6n de lo que
significa el Servicio Cristiano.
2) PORQUE HACER SER­
VICIO CRISTIANO - Usando
ei' evangelio, se puede recalcar
nuestra responsabilidad para
dar Servicio Cristiano en
nuestras parroquias. 3) A
QUIEN AYUDAS - Se dar{n
e j e m p l o s a l traves de
transparencias, de los tipos de
necesidades afrontadas en
nuestras parroquias locales. 4) ·
daran ideas de c6mo. comenzar
u n programa. 5) COMO
HACERLE - Se explorar,n las
realidades de trabajar con los
necesitados. Los Trabajadores
de) Servicio Cristiano crecen
e s p i r i t u a l m e n t e mientras
remueven barreras de pobreza,
enfermedad, ignorancia, y
soledad y animando a otros a
crecer hasta su potencia com­
pleta.
R.P. JOAQUIN
HEREU, SCH.P.
El Padre Hereu es Delegado
Provincial de los Escolapios en
California. Tambiln es niaestro
de novicios y juniores, as1 como
coordinador de catequesis en la
parroquia de Santa Lucia. En
Cuba fue presidente de la Con­
f ederacion de Religiosos,
Presidente de la Comisi6n
 37

negativas y falsas imagenes de 10 a 15 afios. Estos 15 aiios son Estimado(a) Cateq�ista:

Dios. definitivos en la vida y en la
DESARROLLO PSICOLO­ vida de la fe. El tema del Congreso, "Cre­
GICO EN LA FE PARA EL LA EDUCACION EN LA ciendo en SabiduJ1fa, Edad y
NINO Y EL ADOLESCENTE FE POR LA EV ANGELIZA­ Favor," nos hace peasar en una
(6W) El Padre Marfn explicara CION Y LA CATEQUESIS taracterl'stica que Jes6s oompar­
la iniciaci6p y el proceso (8U) Esta sesi6n, igual que la ti6 con todos nosotros: el creci­
psicol6gico de la fe en el nino y primera, es principalmente para miento. JesGs aprendi6 acerca
en el adolescente al crecer estos los padres de familia, cate­ de la vida igual como nosotros
en edad, fe y Caridad. Analizara quistas, sacerdotes, religiosos ylo hicimos; experimentando.
lo que pasa en el desarrollo del religiosas que trabajan con Estudi6 con empe�o para co­
ni�o de0a5 aifos, de5 a I0yde nifi'os y con Jamilias. n ocer, , sus cakes jud!as.
Meditaba sobre las Escrituras y
escuchaba a los maestros de la
R. P. PEDRO VERA Ley para poder-comprender
El Padre Vera es parroco de la SION DE FE EN LA COMU­ mejor su religi6n. Se trataba de
parroquia de Nuestra Senora de NIDAD (2W) (3W) Con erifasis un proceso de crecimiento poco
Guadalupe en Oxnard, Califor­ en la Santa Misa como centro de a poco.
nia. Es autor de m�sica y dirige nuestra liturgia,
., , elmover
Padre Vera
e1 grupo musical de su parro­ nos ensena como a una Como catequistas · nosotros
quia. comunidad a experimentar y tambicfo entramos en aquel pro­
vivir la misa usando la m�sica ceso de crecimiento. Nuestra
LA LITURGIA: EXPRE- sagrada en una forma efectiva. formaci6n como catequistas, �l
igual que nuestra formaci6n
como cristianos creyentes es
cosa continua. Este Congreso
LITORGIAS DEL CONGRESO d.e Edueaci6n Religiosa de Los
EL VIERNES, 12 de febrero a las 5.15 p.m. , A n g e l e s que c e l e b r a m o s
anualmente h a sido ano tras aiio
La r�queza de la cultura hispana del hemisferio occidental s,r, una manera formidable de
celebJada en los salones Garden Grove III y rv por el Monsenor estimular el crecimiento · con­
Obispo Manuel Moreno, amenizado con m�sica a cargo del grupo tinuo de los catequistas. En las
juvenil. sesiones se trata una variedad de
temas y · se procura satisfacer
EL SABADO, 13 de febrero a las 5.15 p.m. muchas y diferentes necesidades
Nuestra herencia hispana ser! acentuada en la Eucaristfa para el catequista. Algunas de
celebrada en espanol por el Monseifor Obispo Juan Arzube en los las sesiones tienen como fin el ,
salones Garden Grove-Il l y JV, amenizado con mmica a cargo del desarrollo de habilidades practi­
coro de la parroquia de Nuestra Sra. Auxilio de los Cristianos. cas, otras ofrecen perspectivas
teol6gicas, mientras otras
SACRAMENTO DE RECONCILIACION tienden hacia el crecimiento
espiritual del individuo. Muchas
Habrrt amplia oportunidad tarde �ntre las 4.00 y 4.30. pueden ser aprovechadas para el
para recibir el sacramento de. Sfrvase acudir al vestfuulo resello · del certificado de cate­
Reconciliaci6n en espaifol los largo de la Arena y los ujieres le quista. Otras, aunque igual­
d(as viernes y sabado por la indicarln a d6nde dirigirse. mente ben�ficas y quiz5.s mas
importantes para usted per­
sonalmente', no pueden apli­
Este aifo habra una sesi6n adicional en espart'ol carse para dicho reseUo.
durante cada pedodo. N O HABRA TRADUCCIONES ,.
SIMULTANEAS EN LA ARENA PARA LAS Cualesquiera que sean las se­
SESIONES, A S A M BLEAS GENER ALES 0 siones y liturgias en las cuales
LITURGIAS. usted participe, que todas con­
tribuyan hacia su formacion en
el ministerio catequ�tico en el
CENTRAL DE RECADOS cual se encuentra usted, como
De ser necesario que SUS mafiana y 6 de la tarde Haman­ Jesds, "CRECIENDO EN
familiares o amistades se do al telHono (714) 635-8440 y SA BID U R I A , EDAD Y
pongan en contacto con Ud. en dejando recado. Tambiln Ud. FAVOR:"
cualquier momento durante el puede dejar recado en la Central
Congreso 1982, pueden hacerlo de Recados para personas con
durante las horas de 9 de la quienes desee Ud. communi­ R.P: David A. Sork
carse. Director Asociado
 SATURDAY, February 13, 5:15 p.m. MUSIC � GRAND LO,BBY
The parish is the place where Christians are stimulated and
nourished to grow. Fr. Sylvester Ryan, Pastor of Our Lady of Lunchtime entertainment
Lourdes Church in Tujunga, will -bring his rich pastoral ex­ during CONGRESS '82 is as
perience to this celebration of the Eucharist in the Arena. Music follows: (There will be no enter­
will be led by Ray Repp and ANTIOCH. tainment during the dinner
_ Bishop Joseph Mader.a of the Diocese of Fresno, assisted by the hour)
Choir of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Oxnard, will lead the THURSDAY: Cephas, Ameri­
- celebration of the Eucharistic liturgy in the Anaheim Room. can Martyrs Parish, Man­
A Eucharist enhanced by music in the classical tradition of hattan Beach. Directors:
Gregorian Chant will be celebrated by Fr. Arthur Holquin in San­ Gary & Debbie Roehl
ta Ana I & II. Fr. John Schiavone will direct the music. FRIDAY: PRAYRE, Our Lady
Our Hispanic·. heritage will come to the fore in the Euchari_st of Guadalupe Parish, East
celebrated in Spanish by Bishop Juan Arzube in Garden Grove III Los Angeles, Director: Angel
& IV. Music will be provided by the choir of Our Lady Help of Gurrola
Christians parish. SATURDAY: THE GAYLES -
Communication is essential to growth. For the deaf and the Redondo Beach
hearing�impaired, the tools of communication take on a new SUNDAY: JOY, INC., St.
urgency. Fr. George Horan will offer the Eucharist in sign Pius V Parish, Buena Park
language, symbolic gesture, mime and spoken word in CalifQfnia Director: Pat Donnelly
C. Music will be provided by the Music Ministry for the Deaf, Jed
by Fr. Ken Canedo.
Visual Media will add a new dimension to the liturgical celebra­ SACRAMENT OF
tion led by Fr. Joseph Battaglia in California B. Rick de Rose and
Fr. Joe Gillen will coordinate the media, and Revelation 22 will RECONCILIATION
provide the music. Arrangements have been
The riches of the Black Culture will be celebrated in a moving made for the Sacrament of
celebration of the Eucharist, led by Fr. Allan Roberts, with the Reconciliation on Friday and
choir from St. Eugene's Parish further enriching the celebration. Saturday from 4:00 to 4:30 p.m.
Ushers will be in the Concourse
SUNDAY, February 14, 8:00 a.m. of the Arena to provide
assistance.
Again· this year, Bishop William Johnson will be principal
Bishop William Johnson has
celebrant of the Sunday morning Eucharist in the Arena. Those
granted faculties to all priests
who must leave early in the day, and cannot stay for the closing
liturgy are especially invit«;d to this celebration. Music will be pro­ who requested them on the
registration form, and who are
vided by Choir '82; under the direction ofCraig Kingsbury.
invited to assist at this time.
Contact Fr. David Sork at the ·
SUNDAY, February 14, 5:15 p.m. Grand Lobby Entrance of the
The closing Eucharist of Congress '82 will bring to completion Concourse for directions.
the ·experience of the weekend. Cardinal Timothy Manning will
lead us in worship in the Arena, to give praise and thanks to the
Father for his gifts of growth. Music will be led by Choir '82, a ROSARY
specially selcted group of singers and instrum�ntalists under the You are invited to join in the
direction of Craig Kingsbury. daily recitation of the rosary in
the Orange County Room dur­
ing the lunch period. Thank you
to Monsignor Larry Donnelly
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 41
BASSETT
St. Bernadette....•.... 666 St.' Louis of France.. 367
St. Bernard.......•.•.• 727 BELL GARDENS
Parish Code, �t. Brendan.....•.••... 771 St. Gertrude......••• 465
Area St. Bridget (Chinese)..
St. Brigid....••.....•.
747
690
BELLfl.OWER
St. Bernard... , ...... 463
Numbers St. Camillus de Lellis. 748' St. Dominic Savio...• 464
St. Casimir.......•.... 728 BEVERLY HILLS
St. Cecilia...•........ 667 Good Shepherd...•..•• 642
St. Colurnban (Filipino) 772
PARISHES IN THE ARCHDIOCESE St. Columbkille........ 683
BURBANK
OF LOS A NGE LES ARE LISTEV St. Finbar........... 287
St. Dominic............ 304 St. Francis Xavier... 289
BELOW, TOGETHER WITH I NVI VI - St. Eugene............. 213
VUAL PA� IS H COVE N_UMBE R. St. Robert Bellarmine 291
St, Francis Xavier CALABASAS
The, n t.u11b u o.ppUca.bf.e .ta Cabrini. ............. 214
110Wt. patJ.4Ii m'!l,6.t (Jbpe/.t/f. on, St. Francis of Assisi.. 730
Claretville.•.....••. 241
rroµ11. 11.ea,l4.t1a.Uon 6oJt.m, CAMARILLO
St. Francis Xavier
Chapel...........•.... 749 St. Mary Magdalen..•. 185
St. Gerard Majella....• 248 CANO�A PARK
LOS ANGELES PARISH St. Gregory Nazianzen.• 773 0. L. of the Valley.. 262
CITY PARISHES CODE St. Joseph the Worker 270
St, Ignatius of Loyola. 731'
St. Jerome.............. 215 CANYON COUNTRY
All Saints............. 321 250 St. Clare.......... , .• 205
Ascension.............. St. Joan of Arc...•....
781 691 CARPINTERIA
St. John Evangelist....
Assumption............. 741 St. Joseph..••..••••• 145
St. Joseph .•....•...... 750
Blessed Sacrament.... ;. 672 CARSON
St. Kevin.............. 774
Cathedral Chapel....... 641 St. Philomena.......• 625
St. Lawrence Brindisi.. 784
Cathedral St. Vibiana.. 742 755 CHATSWORTH
St. Lucy..........•....
Christ the King, ....... 761 St. John Eudes_..•...•
St. Malachy..•....•.'... 786 232
Cristo Rey............. 721 CLAREMONT
St. Marcellinus ;·; .•.... 708
Divine Saviour......... 722 O.L.of the Assumption
St. Martin of Tours ...• 645 382
Dolores Mission........ 743 COMPTON
St. Mary..... : .......... 709
Holy Cross ............. 681 O.L. of Victory•..... 441
St. Mary Magdalen...... 646
Holy Name of Je�us....-. 661 Sacred Heart..•..•.•. 442
St. Michael ........... . 208
Holy Spirit� ........... 643 St. Albert the Great. 443
St. Odilia............. 684
Holy Trinity. . ......... 723 COVINA
St. Patrick ............ 685
Irrnnaculate Conception.. 765 Sacred Heart. : ..•....
St. P·aul..,.....•....... 668 362
Immaculate Heart of St. Paul the Apostle... 647 St. Louise de
Mary................. 763 Marillac ........ , ..
St. Peter (Italian).... 751 387
Mother of Good Counsel. 766 CULVER CITY
Mother of Sorrows...... 782 St. Raphael. ........... 686
St. Sebastian•....•.... 253 St. Augustine.•...... 246
Nativity............... 682 DIAMOND BAR
Nativity of BVM........ 687 St. Stephen............ 669
St. Teresa of Avila...• 732 St. Denis.•.•........ 384
Newm,m Center........ .. 767 DOWNEY ,
Newman Center, UCLA.•.. 650 St. Thomas the Apostle. 670
St. Timothy............ 648 O.L.of Perpetual Help 461
O.L. of Bright Mount... 662
St. Victor............. 649 St. Raymond.......... 466
O.L. of Guadalupe, EDWARDS A.F.B.,
Hammel St�eet ........ 756 St. Vincent.......... .. 671
O.L. of Guadalupe, San Antonio de Padua.•. 753 Edwards.•......•....• 201
Rosehill.• .. ......... 323 San Conrado Mission..•• 729 EL MONTE
O.L. of Guadalupe, San Miguel............• 787 Nativity....•....•... 345
Sanctuary.•.......... 701 Santa Isabel •..•......• 710 O.L. of. Guadalupe.... 346
O.L. Help of Christians 724 Santa Teresita•...•.... 754 EL SEGUNDO
O.L. of Loretto........ 768 Transfiguration........ 672 St. Andrew(Byzantine) 217
O.L. of Lourdes •.••.••• 702 'Visitation....•.....•.. 216 St. Anthony.......... 218
O.L. of Mt. Lebanon.... 651 EL TORO MARINE BASE•... 501
O.L. Queen of Angels... 744 ENCINO
O.L. Queen of Martyrs .. 745 CITIES OUTSIDE PARISH O. L. of Grace...•..• 261
O.L. of Rosary, Talpa .. 703 LOS ANGELES CODE St. Cyril........••.. 267
O.L. of Solitude....... 704 FILLMORE
O.L. of Victory........ 705 ALHAMBRA St. Francis of Assisi 166
Our Saviour. .. ......... 663 All Souls......••.... 322 GARDENA
Precious Blood......... 769 St. Therese•.•••..... 326 Maria Regina...•..... 622
Presentation........•.. 688 St. Thomas More.•.... 328 ·st. Anthony of Padua. 219
Regis House (Sisters ALTADENA GLENDALE
of Social Service)... 244 Sacred Heart....•.... 305 Holy Family...•..•••• 281
Resurrection........... 706 St. Elizabeth. ..•.... 308 Incarnation.•...••••• 282
Sacred Heart .... , ...... 725 ARCADIA GLENDORA
St. Agatha ............. 664 Annunciation ..•....•• 341 St. Dorothy..•••.•••. 385
St. Agnes.............. 665 Holy Angels.•........ 343 GOLETA
St. Aloysius..........� 783 ARTESIA St. Raphael......... . 147
St·. Alphonsus.......... 707 Holy Family. . ..•. . ...• 421 GRANADA HILLS
St. Ambrose............ 644 AVALON (CATALINA) St. Euphrasia......•. 226
St. Anastasia.......... 2.L.l St. Catherine.....•.. 605 St. John Baptist...•. 229
St. Ann................ 726 AZUSA GUADALUPE
St. Anselm ............. 689 St. Frances of Rome.. 369 O.L. of Guadalupe..•. 122
St. Anthony (Croatian). 746 BALDWIN PARK HACIENDA HEIGHTS
St. Basil.............. 770 St. John the Baptist. 364 St. John Vianney....• 365
 43

CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOLS ORANGE V10CESE - PARISH COIIES Florida ••••••••••••.•••••009 FL

Georgia••••••••••.••••-.• ; 010 GA
Alverno. . ·. . . . . 939 Annunciation. .801 Hawaii.••••••••••••••••••011 HI
Bellarm.ine-Jefferson .928 Blessed Sacrament .802 Idaho ••..•••••••.••••••••012 ID
Bishop Alemany .901 Holy Family CATHEDRAL .803 Illinois.••••••••••••.••• 013 · L
1
Bishop Amat. • . . . .902 Holy Family, Seal Beach .804 Indiana •••••, •.•••••••••• 014 J;N
Bishop Conaty. • • . .903 Holy Spirit .805 Iowa •••.••••••••.••••••••915 IA
Bishop Garcia Diego. .904 Inaacul.ate Heart of Mary. .806 Kansas ••.•••••••••.....•.016 KS
Bishop Montgomery.• •905 La Purisima • .807 Kentucky ••••.•••••.••••.•017 • KY
Bishop Mora Salesian .906 Old Mission San Juan. .808 Louisiana •..••••••••.•..• 018 LA
Cantwell • . • .907 O.L. of Patima. .809 Maine•••••••••••••.••••••019 ME
Cathedral. . . .908 O.L. of Guadalupe, Delhi. ;910 Maryland••••••.••.•••••••020 MD
Chaminade Prep (10-12) .940 O.L. of Guadalupe, La Habra .811 !lassachusetts••.•••••••••021 MA
Chaminade Prep (7-9) .941 O.L. of Guadalupe Miaaion .812 Michigan•.••••••.••••••••022 MI
Cornelia Connelly. .942 O.L. ot Mt. Cilrael. .813 Minnesota••••••••••••••••023 MN
Corvallis. •943 O.L. of the Pillar. .814 Mississippi.•••••••••••••024 MS
Crespi • • . • .944 O.L. Queen of Angela. .815 Mieeouri..•.•••••••••••••025 MO
Damien . • . • .909 St. Angela Merici ·• .816 Montana:•••••••••••••••.••021i HT
Daniel Murphy. .910 st. Anne, santa Ana .817 Nebraska •••••••••••••••••02 7 NE
Don Bosco Technical. .911 st. Anne, Seal Beach. .818 Nevada ••••••••••••••••••.028 NV
Flintridge . .• .945 St. Anthony Claret; .819 New Hampshire ••••••••.•.• 029 NH
Holy Family. • • .929 St. Barbara .820 New Jersey•.•••••••.•••••030 NJ
Immaculate Heart .976 St. Bonaventure .821 New Mexico ••••••••••••••'.031 NM
Junipero Serra .912 St. Boniface. .822 New York•••••••••••••••••032 NY
La Reina . •946 St. Calliatus .82� North Carolina•••••••••••033 NC
La Salle . .947 St. Cecilia .82� North Dakota ••••••••.••••034 ND
Louisville .948 St. Columban. .825 Ohio ••••••••.•••• ; •••••••035 OH
Loyola . • .949 St. Ciltherine of Siena. .826
Mary Star of the Sea Oklahoma ••••••••••.••••••036 OK
.930
Marymount. .950
st. Edward. .827 Oregon .••.•••••••• : ...•..03·7 OR
St. Elizabeth' Ann Seton .828 Pennsylvania .•.•••••••••.038 PA
Mater D�i. .9J3 St. Hedwig. .829 Rhode Island ••••••.••••••039 RI
Mayfield . .952 St. Irenaeus. .830 South Carolina••••••••••• 040 SC
Notre Dame Academy (girls) .954 St. Joachill • .831 South Dakota••.•.••••••••041 SD
Notre Dame (boys). .955 St. John the Baptist. .832 TN
Tennessee••••••••••••.••• 042
Our LadY. of Loretto. .914 St. John NalJllllnn. .833 Texas •••••••••••.•••.•••• 043 TX
Paraclete. • .915 St. John Viannay Chapel .831
Pater Noster . Utah •.••••••.••••••.•.••.044 UT
.916 St. Joseph, Placentia .835
Pius x . . .•• Vermont•••••••••••...•..•045 VT
.917 St. Joseph, 5anta Ana. .836
Pomona Catholic. .931 Virginia ••••••••...•••.••046 VA
St. Juliana Falconieri. .837 Washington., •••••..•.•••• 047 WA
Providence . • .956 St. Justin Martyr .838
Ramona Convent .957 West Virginia.•••,••••••••048 'WV
St. Kilian. .839 Wisconsin ••.•..•••••••.••049 WI
Regina Caeli .918 St. Martin.
Rosary .840 Wyoming..••.•••••••.••..•050 WY
.919 St. Mary. .841
Sacred Heart .932 St. Mary by the Sea .842
Sacred Heart of Mary .958 St. Nichol.as. .,843
St. Anthony. .9J4 St. Norbert .844
St. Bernard. .920 St. Philip Benizi ;945
St. .aonaventure. . . . 921 st. Pius v. .846
St. Cc1therine 1 s Military .977 St. POlycup. • • .847
St. Francis. • .959 St. Timothy • .852
St. Genevieve. • . .935 St. Vincent de Paul .848 OTHER VENOUlNATIONS: 051
St. John Bosco . . .960 SS. Simon and Jude. .849
St. Joseph (coed). .922 San Antonio Del Canon .850
COUNTRIES OUTSIVE U.S.A.: 052
St.Joseph (girls) .923 f
lantiago de Oompoatela. .851 ANV OTHER CATEGORY: 053
St. Lucy'S Priory. .961
St. Mary's Academy .962
St. Matthias .936
St. Michael. .924 OTHER CALIFORNIA VIOCESES
St. Monica . 937
St, Paul • • .925
San Gabriel Missior. .938 Fresno •••••••••••••••••••••••• 101
Santa Clara. . 926 Monterey•••••••••••••••••• , ••• 102
Servite. .. • . . . .963 Oakland ••••••••• ; ••••••••••••• 103
Verbum Oei ..•.. .927 SacrS11ento•••••••••••••••••••• 104
Villanova· Preparatory. .964 San Bernardino.••••••••••••••• 105

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San Diego. • ••••• •• •••••••••••• 106
San Franchco.•••••••••••••• • • 107
Santa Rosa •.•••••••••••••••••• 108
Stockton. ••••••••••••••••••••• 109

UNIVERSITIES and COLLEGES

Don Bosco Tech •• . .. . .975
Loyola Marymount Univ.. .9;7f)
Loyola Marymount, Orange .971
Marymount College. . . •.972-
Mt.St. Mary's College .973 COOE FOR STATES
Mt. St.Mary's, Doheny .974
Thomas Aquinas College .978 Alabama .••.• ._ .•...••••._ •. 001 AL
Alaska •••••••••••••••••••002 AK
Arizona ••••••••••••••••••003 AZ
Arkansas•• ; •••••••••••••• 004 AR
SBMINARY PACULTlf IIB!mBRS. .979
Colorado ••••••••••••••••• 005 co
Connecticut •••••••••••••• 006 CT
Delaware•••••••••••••••••007 DE
Al I SEMINARIANS. . . . . .200 District of Columbia•••••008 DC
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CONGRESS HOTEL/MOTEL INFORMATION

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ANAHEIM, CA. 92802 Phone (714) Single Double Suite Parlor Ea.Addl • Person
ANAHEIM HYATT HOUSE 772�5900 $45.00 $50.00 Available - $5.00
1700 S. Harbor Blvd.
APOLLO INN 772-9750 $38.00 $44.00 - - -
1741 S. West St.
ASTRO INN 772-2470 $38.00 $44;00 - - -
1200 S. West St.
CONESTOGA INN 879-44�0 $46.00 $56.00 $125.00 . $6.00
1240 S. Walnut
COSMIC AGE LODGE I 635-6550 $38.00· $44.00 - - -
1717 S. Harbor Blvd.
GALAXY MOTEL
1735 S. Harbor Blvd.
772-1520 $38.0P $44.00 - . -
HOLIDAY INN 750-2801 $47'.oo $52. 00 - - $5.00
1850 S. Harbor Blvd.
INN AT THE PARK 750-1811 $50.00 $55.00 $150.00 $90;00 $5.00
1855 s. Harbor Blvd.
INN OF TOMORROW
1110 W. Kate11a Avenue
778-1880 $38.00 $44.00 - - -
MARRIOTT HOTEL 750-0800 $50.00 $55. 00 Available - $6.00
700 Convent ion Way
QUALITY INN 750-3131 $46.00 $52.00 $125.00 - $5.00
616 Convention Way,
SPACE' AGE LODGE 776-6)40 $38.00 $44.00 - - -
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WESTWARD HO
415 W. Kate11a Avenue
778-6900 $30,00 $34,00 - $4,00

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CONGRESS FEB. 12, 13, 14, 1982

(name of hotel/motel) Amount enclosed: $______

(first night's deposit)

Please reserve accommodations as checked below:

Single Suite No. of addition�! persons______
Double Parlor
Other_____________
Name------------------ Arrival date-------------
Address----------------- Approx. time a.m.
of arrival___,.---------�-·m_._
City__________________ Departure
State___________ Zip_ _ ___ date_________________
Phone------'---------------- Parish
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Names(s) of person(s) sharing room with you:

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 More YOUTH DAY Return registration form to: Los Angeles Religious
YOUTH DAY NOTE FEE CHANGE TO $20 Education Congress, 1520 West Ninth Street, Los
information on
pages 2 and 3.
THIS YEAR. Angeles, CA 90015. Be sure to enclose your check for
February 11, 1982 Pre-r e g i s t r a t i o n c l o s e s the registration fee payable to Religious Education Con­
COMPLETE THE REGISTRATION FORM AND RETURN BY JANUARY 6, 1982 TO: January 6, 1982. gress.
Registrations will be accepted
YOUTH DAY - OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION after January 6, but the late DO NOT COPY THIS REGISTRATION FORM. Addi­
1520 West Ninth Street tional forms may be obtained from the Office of Religious
Los Angeles, California 90015
registration fee is $25.00. NO Education, or through one of our area offices. Please make
REF1JNDS AFTER JANUARY 6. sure that the address listed on the registration form is for th<!
List each person registering for YOUTH DAY, with three workshop choices. Print the letter of each workshop plainly Tickets and program cards will person whose name appears on the form. The post offic;e will
be mailed after that date.
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QUIRED. Include name of contact person on list if registering. USE ONE FORM FOR EVERY 16 PERSONS. Repeat
contact person information on each form. Do NOT duplicate form. An extra form is in center of Guidebook. Obtain
IF CORRECT, PEEL OFF THE MAILING LABEL AND
WRITE ONLY INFORMA­
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PLACE IT ON THE REGISTRATION FORM.
PRIESTS, PLEASE NOTE: If you enjoy faculties in your own
For registrations received before January 6, 1982 the fee will remain $3.00 per person. After January 6th the fee will be
$5.00 per person. Registrations will be accepted until all workshops are filled. NO refunds after January 6th. NO
FRONT OF FORM - ANY diocese, in lieu of a formal request, Bishop William Johnson will
registration on YOUTH DAY. O T H E R INFORMATION grant faculties to you within the diocese of Orange during the
TOTAL FEE MUST ACCOMPANY THIS FORM. Make check payable to RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CONGRESS.
SHOULD BE WRITTEN ON Religious Education Congress if desire is indicated on your registra­
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CONGRESS WORKSHOP SCH·ED0LE
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1982
'
PERIOD1 10:00-11:30
1A HOW TO BUILD PARISH COMMU·
NITY: BACKDOOR TO YOUTH
Rev. William J. Bausch
1B• JUSTICE IN THE GOSPEL
Sr. Margaret Betz, 0.L.V.M.
1C FLOWERING WITH AGE: A
BLOOM WITH MANY PETALS
Sr. Francis Sullivan, D.C.
1D+ HIDDEN CHILD ABUSE: CONTINU·
ING CHALLENGE OF THE 1980's
Rosa Due-Thanh
1E• SHEPHERDS AND LOVERS: DIS·
CERNING YOUR 'GIFTS AND SUR·
VIVING IN THE LOCAL CON·
GREGATION
'Rev. Dr. Brian P. Hall
1F DIVORCES/ANNULMENTS/RE·
MARRIAGES: WORKING WITH
THESE FAMILIES AND THEIR
NEEDS
Thomas Seibt, M.A., M.F.C.C.
1W SPIRITUAL DISCIPLINES, MEDI·
TATION AND RELIGIOUS EDUCA·
TION
Morton T. Kelsey
1K• FAITH, IMAGINATION AND
CELEBRATION
I Michael t Moynahan, S.J.
1M* DYNAMICS OF COMMUNICATING
THE CHRISTIAN MESSAGE
Tom Zanzig
' 1N ADVERTISING AND THE FORMA·
TION OF CONSCIENCE
John Kavanaugh, S.J;, Ph.D.
1R+ F�MILY MINISTRY IN THE 80's:
THE CHRISTIAN FAMILY IN
CRISIS?
Gloria Ourka, Ph.D.
(Repeated 3R)
1s· SPIRITUALITY AND THE IN-
TEGRATION OF PEACE AND
JUSTICE INTO CATECHESIS
Max Oliva, S.J.
(Repeated 5S)
1P GROWTH IN SACRAMENTAL
CATECHESIS
Irene 1:1. Murphy
1u• AL ENCUENTRO DE LA
ALEGRIA: EL CATEOUISTA CRE·
CIENDO EN GRACIA Y FAVOR
Anthony Sancho
1W HACIA UNA IGLESIA ADULTA
R.P. Herbert Desouza, S.J.
RECERTIFICATION: *CATECHIST ••MASTER CATECHIST
APPLICABLE. ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS,ANGELES, DIOCESES OF ORANGE & SAN BERNARDINO
PERIDD2 1:00-2:30
2A• REMEMBERING ....SO THAT OUR
CHILDREN CAN
T. William Bolts, S.M.
2B· GETTING IT ALL TOGETHER
(LESSON PLANNING)
Rita Walsh Foley
2c• + FAMILY SYSTEMS AND·.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: WORK·
ING WITH THE FAMILY AS
RELIGIOUS EDUCATOR
Rev. Samuel M. Natale, Ph.D.
20· YOU'LL KNOW WHO.WE ARE BY
THE SONGS THAT WE SING
Ray Repp
2E• + TO TEACH IS TO GROW
Carol Ann Dee, Ed. D.
2F+· FIVE IN ONE IS ME
Christine M. Canning, Lit loll
2H .. RECONCILIATION: PROCESS AND
GROWTH
Sr. Sara Michael King, C.S.J.
2K HELPING PEOPLE (YOURSELF
AND OTHER,$) USE.THE NEW
GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES OF
THE RETIREMENT YEARS
Howard Clinebell, Ph.D.
2M THE MYTHS AND FACTS OF
YOUTH MINISTRY
John Farnsworth
'3R+ FAMILY MINISTRY IN THE 80's:
2N• TEACHING TEENAGERS ABOUT
THE ART OF RELATING
Michele McCarty
2R THE SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT
OF WOMEN: MINISTRY IN A-
NEW KEY
Gloria Durka, Ph.D.
2S AGING AND ME?
Frank and Marge Donovan
2T RELAXATION vs. STRESS AND
BURNOUT
Joseph Moloney, 0.S.F.
2U LA FAMILIA Y LA FE
R.P. Samuel Marin-Suarez
2w· LA LITURGIA: EXPRESION DE FE
EN LA' COMUNIDAD
R.P. Pedro Vera
(Repeated 3W)
+ PRESCHOOL
PERIOD 3 3:00· 4:30
3A+ SET YOUR IMAGINATION FREE
Michael Sandford
3B• + USING SLIDES - AN IDEASHOP
Sr. Gretchen Hailer,'R.S.H.M.
3c• JOURNEY-A GUIDED SELF-
STUDY OF THE BIBLE
Carroll Stuhlmueller, C.P.
(Repeated 6A)
30+ SHARE THE SUN�IGHT
Mary Lu Walker
3E* SPIRITUAL GRQWTH AS
VALUES DEVELOPMENT
Rev. Dr. Brian P. Hall
3F PARENTING ADOLESCENTS
Thomas Seibt, M.A., M.F.C.C.
3H* SPIRITUAL FORMATION 0� THE
GROWING PERSON
Morton T. Kelsey
3K+ COMMUNICATING WITH
CHILDREN ABOUT DEATH
Hedda Bluestone Sharapan
3M THE SPIRITUAL FORMATION OF
YOUTH
John Farnsworth
3N .. GROWING IN FAITH: STAGES
+ ON Tl-IE JOURNEY
Rev. Thomas H. Groome, Ph.D.
(Repeated 7E) "
THE CHRISTIAN FAMILY IN
CRISIS?
Gloria Durka, Ph.D.
(Repeat of 1R)
3S* CENTERING PRAYER
Richard Byrne, C.S.P., D. Min.
3T WHO ARE THE HANDICAPPED?
Howard E. Stone
3u• SALTANDO SOBRE LOS COL·
LADOS: MARIA Y LA NUEVA
ISRAEL
Anthony Sancho
3w• LA LITURGIA EXPRESION DE FE
EN LA COMUNIDAD·
R.P. Pedro Vera
(Repe<\t of 2W)