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The Church of
Our Lady of the AngelsAt the Franciscan Renewal Center
5802 E. Lincoln Drive Scottsdale, AZ 85253
Phone: 480-948-7460 FAX: 480-948-2325
Website: www.thecasa.org
Happy
Father'sDay
June 20, 2010
All Are
Welcome
TwelfthSunday ofOrdinary
Time
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Community News 2
The Franciscan Renewal Center is owned and staffed by the Order of Friars Minor,Province of Saint Barbara since 1951. It was incorporated in 1992 and is a 501(c)3not-for-profit entity. The Franciscan Renewal Center (The Casa) is not a parish butrather operates within cannon law as Our Lady of the Angels Conventual Church.This church is canonically a part of the friar convent and the church religiousordinary (Fr. Peter Kirwin OFM) and rector is responsible to the provincial ministerFather John Hardin OFM.The FRC applies a three pronged approach to governance and management.The Provincial Trustees of the corporation are responsible for seeing that the
ministries remain Franciscan and that the property is maintained for the church and the Order. The Board ofDirectors reports to the Provincial Trustees and is responsible for seeing that the mission/vision, goals andpolicies of the ministries follow the Franciscan tradition and also serve the needs of the Church. The boardoversees the efficiency of the ministries and that the ministries conform to state and local laws andregulations. The board follows a governance model compared to that of daily management. The GeneralManager together with the Executive Director manages the day to day operations and implements thestrategic plan. They direct the staff of 35 and collaborate with hundreds of volunteers. The ED/GM report tothe board of directors.Potential for spiritual growth and transformation equals success. We are a center for the experience of spiritualgrowth which transforms and moves us beyond ourselves in the service of others.
As a Christ-centered community, we embrace the Catholic tradition in the spirit of St. Francis of Assisi, and wewelcome all to share in: Prayerful Celebration and Contemplation, Learning, Social Action, Healing, andHospitality.
Simply, we exist to inspire or change society toward peace and goodness, renewing lives.
The purpose of the FRC is to provide community resources for people involved in fostering growth in humanand spiritual awareness. It is our aim to provide hospitality within a beautiful, peaceful setting, for a variety ofgroups and purposes. The Casa serves a world community in facilities that still retain much of the quaint flavorof the original lodge. Indeed, many of the buildings are original, a point not lost on many who come to theCasa. Franciscan Values; The board and staff of 35 have adopted the following:
Magnify the voice of the under-heard; Our values trump market growth, income or profit potential;
We accept interruptions as potential opportunities for cooperation with the Spirit; Intuition is a superior form of knowing over rationality; We look to the coincidence of opposite for answers; Our priority is cooperation with the Spirit; Proactive collaboration and cooperation honors our interdependence yet accountability
remains clear; Potential for spiritual growth and transformation equals success.
Provincial MinisterFather John Hardin, OFM
Executive DirectorFather Joseph Schwab, OFM
Rector,Our Lady of the Angels Conventual ChurchFather Peter Kirwin, OFM
General ManagerCharles Brown [email protected]
Board of DirectorsChair: Tom SimmonsV. Chair: Bernie RethoreTreasurer: Kevin GralenSecretary: Anna Thomasson
Fr. Peter Kirwin, OFMFr. Joseph Schwab, OFMFr. Michael Doherty, OFM
Charles BrownBob BrownChloe LeibowitzBarry Sargent, PhDCarole Whittaker, PhD
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Our Lady of the Angels ChurchDedicated February 26, 2006 3
We Are Here for YOU...
Schedule for Counseling Support Groups
Monday 6:30pm-8pm: Divorce & Separation/Relationship Endings
Tuesday 5:30pm-7pm: Grief Support Group6:30pm-8pm: Depression Support Group
Wednesday 6:30pm-8pm: Gestalt Therapy Support Group
An appointment is not required forthe support groups listed above.
Individual sessions are available mornings, afternoons and evenings, Monday through Friday, andrequire an appointment. To make an appointment, please call the Counseling Ministry at 480-948-7460, ext. 133 between the hours of 8:30 am and 12 Noon. If you know of someone who is lookingfor help, answers, guidance or just needs someone to listen, please suggest our counseling ministry.We welcome all who are interested in attending.
Judith McHale, MA, LPC, Director Counseling Ministry, Franciscan Renewal Center
Need Prayers?
Call Casa Prayer PartnerCarol Vaccaro - 480-836-8066
[email protected] or www.thecasa.org
Collection Information
Collection for 6/13/10 was $17,611.50;Collection for 6/14/09 was $15,435.50.
Thank you for your generosity.
We Love DogsHowever, we need to be respectful of
each other. All dogs need to be on aleash. Some people haven't had a good
experience and may be afraid of dogs. Please
remember to put your dog on a leash if you are
on the Franciscan Renewal Center grounds.Thank you.
Casa Children's Celebration
CCC Special SummerSundays will be offered
during 9:15 Mass today, andJune 27 in the Casita. Kids 3 and olderare invited to attend. We will explore
the Gospel, share prayers andparticipate in the Mass each Sunday.
Questions? Call Bev George602-953-9365 or [email protected].
Our Lady of the AngelsDirectory is nearly complete.We shall announce the
delivery date in the nearfuture.
Thank you for your patience.
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Franciscan Renewal Center - Faith in Action 4
The Catholic Social Teaching of
Care for Gods Creation
We show our respect for the Creator by ourstewardship of creation. Care for the earth
is not just an Earth Day slogan, it is a
requirement of our faith. We are called toprotect people and the planet, living ourfaith in relationship with all of Gods
creation. This environmental challenge hasfundamental moral and ethical dimensions
that cannot be ignored.
From the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops
During this time of the Gulf oil spill, I offer this prayerfrom the Franciscan Action Network website. Thatwe may be attentive to discover and quick toembrace ways to live more sustainably, to influencethe public policy of our nation, and to save ourplanet for the future generations.
Fruitful Labor for the Lord
"The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few; thereforebeseech the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into His
harvest. Luke 10:2
Franciscan Fathers Eddie and Gino are doing outstanding workministering to the spiritual needs of the White Mountain and SanCarlos Native Americans. They give their thanks for all the support
they have received.Now they can use your help in ministering to a basic temporal need,
the need for food, (especially fruits and vegetables which are lackingin the local diets). and help in delivering it to the people.Unemployment in the area is 70-90 % as a result of the current
economic situation and the Rodeo-Chediski forest fire that shut downthe local lumber industry.Several members of our Faith in Action Ministry have been taking citrus
and other basic fruits and vegetables to San Carlos and WhiteMountain.
The Sunflower Farmers Market, located on Miller Road at Camelback,has been extremely supportive of this effort.
You can also helpVolunteers are needed to make occasional deliveries to the Missions.
If you do this on a Sunday, its a special joy to attend mass there.You could also make a monetary donation to help purchase citrusand other basic food items.
Your prayers for the Apaches will be especially appreciated.If you would like to help in this Fruitful Effort, or if you have anyquestions, please call Bill Isenberger 480-292-8999.
A Journey into the Gospel Invitation to be aPeople of Compassion
Do you find yourself wondering how to live yourfaith in todays complex world? Living our faith
and understanding todays challenges takesreflection, study, prayer and community. All ofthese are offered in the JustFaith program, anintensive thirty-week program that helps to
answer these questions. Consider joining a groupthat starts this Fall. The program will run
September through May. For more informationabout this life-changing program, Call Patti Sills-Trausch x 480-948-7460 x130 or email at
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Casa de Paz y Bien 5
June 25-27 July 16-18 August 13-15Pam Borkwill hostess these weekends of rest, renewal, prayer and play. Enjoy
the quiet and beauty of this peaceful place. Massage and gentle
rebalancing are available for additional fees. Go to www.thecasa.org for
more information.
$125 per person includes private room for 2 nights,
meals and program.
Check-in Friday 5 pm. Check-out Sunday 11am.
PRIVATE RETREATSThe Franciscan Renewal Center is a beautiful
retreat site for anyone who seeks a quiet place
in the desert for rest, renewal and prayer.
Call for Summer Rates
480-948-7460, ext. 160
Or email Pat Julian at
Water from Rock assists Christians in their journey toa heartfelt faith and spiritual renewal.
Bible classes every Tuesday at 11:00am & 7:00pmat the Franciscan Renewal Center
Rev. Dr. Timothy Smith, Executive DirectorWater from Rock Ministries, Inc.
www.waterfromrock.org or www.thecasa.org
Cool off in the Casa pool!
Watercisewith Susan Wrubel
July 7-August 11, Wednesdays, 7-8:30 pm
July 8-August 12, Thursdays, 7-8:30 pm
$50 for six week session.
July 31-August 28, Saturdays, 8-9:30 am
$40 for five week session.
Achieve a sense of balance and unity ofmind, body and spirit through stretching,relaxing, breathing and meditating. Stay
cool while you exercise!
Register online: www.thecasa.org orCall Wendy at 480-948-7460, ext. 157
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Twelfth Sunday of Ordinary Time6
Casa Community Bulletin Board
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messages such as: Looking for a ride to church
Need wheelchair for 2 weeks Roommate
needed to help share rent
The Casa will publish these requests in this space but
it does not reflect our endorsement or knowledge ofthe people submitting the information.
How to Submit your Bulletin Information
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Mail to: Bulletin Editor
Franciscan Renewal Center
5802 E. Lincoln Dr., Scottsdale, AZ 85253
Drop Off: copy at front desk: Attn: Bulletin
Fax: 480-948-2325For Sale: Mobile home in beautiful resort lakeside settingin Scottsdale. Pools, gym, computer room. Only $4,700.Low space rent (May rent) Mark 602-299-4913.
For Lease. 2000 sq.ft. newly unfurnished 2 bdrm in PV.Pool, spa, covered patio, garage. Utilities, cable,wireless. Walk to Camelback & /fashion Square. $2200,call 480-990-2009 for details.
For Rent: 2 Bdrm/2bth Condo. Close to shopping,hospital, library & Most Holy Trinity. Lower level on 8th St.between Alice & Townley. $595/month + util.Non-smoking. Call Don: 480-759-0048.
For Rent: 2bd/2bth unit. $850/month. 16th Street &Morten, nice quite location with easy freeway access. Ifinterested please call to set up time to view. Christine480-600-0305.
House Sitter: Retired teacher seeking house sittingpositions. Call Chris, 480-907-4984.
An Idle Mind is a Terrible Waste! Keep your child'sacademic skills sharp. Experienced elementary teacheravailable to help your child. Your home, flexibleschedule, competitive price. Call MEG 602-692-0998.
Need Home: Casa member and new teacher at Xavierlooking for a 4-bdrm/2-car garage rental home for sheand her 3 children in the North Central Phoenix areawith occupancy available in mid-July. Please callMichelle at 602-374-7076.
Experienced Caregiven: Dedicated individual toprovide care and companionship for your loved one.Must be clean environment. Call Paula 480-246-7036.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic School,est. 1956 Grades K-8
OLPH is accepting applications for the 2010-2011school year. Call to schedule a tour at
480-874-3720.
TheRosarywill be prayed in theMeditation Chapel, 6:30-7pmduring the month of June.The Meditation Chapel is located
on the North side of the backparking lot.
Everyone is welcome.No registration necessary.
Looking to find or hire a Catholic business?
Look no further than the CatholicCommerce Networking Association. Eachof our members is part of the local Catholic
Community providing service to clients justlike you.
If you are a Catholic business, you're invitedto join the CCNA. Promote your business at
our three monthly mixers. Visit CCNAaz.orgfor more details.
Grant Writer:
The Casa is recruiting a volunteer to supportour efforts to go green throughout the
campus. We are in the process oftransitioning the Franciscans living quarters
to solar. This will be over several phases.One area we wish to write grants for is newair conditioners that are energy efficient.
We wrote grants in the past for this and
were successful.Please contact Charlie Brown [email protected] if you would like to
support the Casa this way. Thank you.
Andre House needs help
Andre House has an urgent need for staffand volunteers beginning this August. Fulltime staff positions are one year
commitments living in community withminimal pay. Volunteers are also needed
for some of the other areas besides foodline which Andre House provides. For
information contact volunteer coordinator,Theresa at 602-255-0580.
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Franciscan Renewal Center 7
TODAYS READINGSFirst Reading Zechariah foretells the Messiah(Zechariah 12:10-11; 13:1).Psalm My soul is thirsting for you, O Lord myGod (Psalm 63).
Second Reading There are no distinctions ordivisions; we all belong to Christ(Galatians 3:26-29).Gospel Peter proclaims Jesus as the Christ;Jesus speaks of his great suffering to come(Luke 9:18-24).
READINGS FOR THE WEEKMonday: 1 Kgs 17:1-6; Mt 5:1-12Tuesday: 1 Kgs 17:7-16; Mt 5:13-16Wednesday: 1 Kgs 18:20-39; Mt 5:17-19
Thursday: 1 Kgs 18:41-46; Mt 5:20-26Friday: Ez 34:11-16; Rom 5:5b-11; Lk 15:3-7
Saturday: 1 Kgs 19:19-21; Lk 2:41-51Sunday: 2 Sm 12:7-10, 13; Ps 32;
Gal 2:16, 19-21; Lk 7:36 - 8:3
[7:36-50]
Meetings at the Casa..
We host non-profit groups from all over theworld. Hosting these groups subsidizes manyof our other ministries at the Casa and
keeps our program and retreat fees
affordable. We would appreciate it if youwould refer any groups, churches, non-profits or government entities to Sue Force,Director of meetings and conference
ministry, [email protected] or 480-948-7460x173.
Principal's Leadership Academy * June 17
Understanding Substance Abuse * June 22Nat'l Assoc. of Social Workers * June 25
Amor Dei * June 26-27
Episcopal Community Services * June 28-29Girl Scouts of AZ/Cactus
Pine Council * June 29-30Banner Health Summer CPE Students * July 8
Catholic Renewal Ministries * July 9EMPACT backpack drive * July 15Bethany Community Church * July 17
Cook School for Native American Ministries *July 18-23
Miles Christi Men's Retreat * July 30-August 1
Books and Blessings
Bookstore and Spiritual BoutiqueMonday - Friday: 10am - 2pm
Saturday: 8:30am - 6:30pmSunday: 8:30am - 2pm
And 5:30-8:30pm.
CONGRATULATIONS TO OURNEWEST MEMBERS!
Baptized on June 12, SaturdayRyan Logan McDonough
Thomas James Donkerbrook
Amelia Virginia Rose Donkerbrook
Baptized on June 13, Sunday, 9:15 MassOlivia Grace Jane Stanton
Madison Reanne Winther
Stella Eva Moric
11:00 am MassAlyssa Lyn Coronella
Aiden Coronella
Braiden Lucas Wilson
Helena Leyva Easton
On this joyous day that you are baptized,
May God's loving presence be felt in your heartand the hearts of those who love you,
May His blessings and guidance be yours as you
grow in His light of love. Amen
Baptism Information
If you are interested in having your child
baptized, please contact Patty Tafolla at
480-948-7460 ext. 154 or email
[email protected]. Upcoming dates for
baptism will be August 28/29; Oct. 9/10 and
Dec. 26.Requirements include being registered at
Our Lady of the Angels, attending a parent
baptismal preparation class and having at
least one Godparent that is a fully initiated,
practicing Catholic, over the age of 16.
All Baptisms are done at Mass on the above
dates. There is a maximum of 3 families for
each mass time, which fill up very quickly.
It is never too soon to plan for this special
event in your childs life!
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Managing Church Leadership Successfully
Sunday, July 18 - Thursday, July 22, 2010Franciscan Renewal Center
Pat Bennier, Tricia Hoyt, Norbert Zwickl & colleagues
Survival School covers the following topics: Minister as Manager Principle-CenteredLeadership Developing Volunteers Power and Influence Conflict Management TeamBuilding Managerial Dynamics Personal Growth
Who should come? Pastors, Associate Pastors, Volunteer Leaders, Youth Ministers,Volunteers, Professional Church Staff, Educators, Administrators, Music Ministers, MusicDirectors, Elders, Deacons or anyone who wants to be a more effective leader .
Fee per person includes lodging, meals and program:Single: $595. Double: $495.Commuter per person includes meals and program: $295.
Time: Sunday 5:00-8:30 pmMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday 8:45 am-5:00 pmThursday 8:45 am-5:30 pm
Register online at www.thecasa.org or call 480-948-7460, ext. 157.
Tricia Hoyt
A Best Selling Author Among Us!Our own Bonnie Wasniewski has written
a beautiful children's book that is flyingoff our shelves! Finding Tweetie is thetrue story of a lost little parakeet and
the family that saved and loved her.
The story is a great way to engagechildren in a conversation about care
for God's creatures and people challenged with a
disability. This book is sure to delight children and
adults with it's beautifulillustrations and universalstory of the bond between abeloved pet and the family
that cares for it. Pick up yourcopy in the bookstore!
See page 7 for Books and Blessingsgift shop hours.
Franciscan FederationThird Order Regular
The Franciscan charism is a giftgiven to the Church throughFrancis and Clare of Assisi and
their followers. The Franciscan life includeselements from both monastic and apostolicreligious life, but has its uniqueness. Theemphasis is on neither a common placecentered on contemplation and the praise ofGod, nor on a common task centered on theconcrete mission of service to the Churchand world. It is rather on a common heart: aprophetic witness to Christ and the whole ofhis gospel.Francis and Clare's life for the church is a callacknowledging the primacy of Christ with allits implications for a radical way of thinking.Their ability to read the signs of the timeschallenged them to embrace courageouslya new worldview, giving birth to anevangelical movement for the enlivening ofthe Church.
More articles to appear in future bulletins.
Norbert Zwickl
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Franciscan Renewal Center 9
Thank You for Giving Water to the Thirsty
Thank you, Casa Community, for rememberingthe men and women who are experiencing
difficulties in their lives and helping to make thesummer a little less oppressive for them.
Water collected amount to 165 cases!!Money donated to buy water for the homeless
amounted to $751.
Thank you again for your thoughtfulness in helping make the summer just a
little easier for those visiting Andre House.A special thank you also goes to Paula White and the volunteers who helped
with the water drive collection.~Faith in Action Ministry
We Need YOU
The Faith in Action Ministry at the Casa is alive and well AND busy! Good things are always
happening here.As we look forward to the upcoming new Fall Season, we encourage all Casa community
members to consider being a volunteer in the Faith in Action Ministry.There are many opportunities and options for volunteering. Right now we could use help in:
The Medical Ministry The Apache Fair Trade Craft Project Collections and drives for the disadvantaged, homeless and the Franciscan Missions
These are just some of the areas in which help is always needed.Looking ahead to the holidays when everyone is feeling a little stretched, the Blanket Drive needspeople to help collect, fold and/or deliver the blankets. Many hands make light work. Would you
consider giving of your time and talent? Maybe this is something you have thought about doingbut didnt know how to go about getting involved.For answer to your questions or for more information on the many ways to volunteer in the Faith in
Action Ministry, contact Patti Sills-Trausch, Director of the Faith in Action Ministry, 480-948-7460, ext.130 ([email protected]) or Bonnie Wasniewski, Program Coordinator for Faith in ActionMinistry, ext. 155 ([email protected]).
A faith communitys social ministry is the empowerment of the congregation as the people of Godto fulfill the Church's mission of love, justice, freedom, and peace by communally responding in
an organized way to societal and individual needs.We can respond to this call and act in four different ways:
Advocacy/Speaking out for others Charity/Direct Service Solidarity/Development Empowerment/Organizing for Justice
You can also pick up a copy of The Faith in Action Opportunities booklet in the lobby for a list and
explanation of all the many ways you can be involved in this wonderful ministry.
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Missed Getting a Sunday Bulletin?
Not to worry
Now you can see the complete SundayBulletin online!Go to www.thecasa.org and scroll to thebottom of the Home Page. The most current
bulletin is available, with an archive ofseveral past bulletins for your convenience.
Got questions?Information Table
Come over to the Casa Information Table after Mass andask away! We invite all who are new to the Casa, or to the
Valley, to come over and pick up some information aboutthe Franciscan Renewal Center.
Were glad youre here.
Register to Become a Memberof the Conventual Church of
Our Lady of the Angels
If you havent registered as a member yet,
you are welcome toget a registrationform at the Front
Desk or at theInformation Table in
the hospitality area.As of June 1, 2010we have 3,056 members.
You can also print out an Adobe.pdf copy
of the Registration Form on the website atwww.thecasa.org.
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Whats Going On This Week?
7am - Daily Mass
7:30am - Morning Liturgy of the Hours
Regular Mass Times:Saturday: 5pm
Sunday: 7:30am, 9:15am, 11am & 7pm
Sunday - June 20Casa Children's Celebration
Hogan's Heroes
Monday - June 21Contemplative PrayerDivorced & Separated Support GroupThe Rosary
Tuesday - June 22Water from Rock (AM)
Grief Support GroupDepression Support Group
The RosaryWater from Rock (PM)
Wednesday - June 23Water from Rock (AM)
Divorce & Finance GroupGestalt Therapy Support Group
The Rosary
Thursday - June 24Contemplative PrayerCatholics Can Come Home Discussion GroupThe Rosary
Friday - June 25Spiritual Spa Weekend
The Rosary
Saturday - June 26
Spiritual Spa Weekend
Sunday - June 27Spiritual spa WeekendCasa Children's Celebration
Hogan's Heroes
Catalogs are availableat the front desk
Please register early as it helps us in many ways: better planning for the event
ordering and preparing food for meals
room reservation and set up needs
and a number of other related details that go
into making sure the program is the best it can
be for you.
You can see programs at www.thecasa.org.