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Santa Rosa Religious Education Congress
Congreso de Educación Religiosa
2017
Held at Cardinal Newman High School
50 Ursuline Rd., Santa Rosa
Schedule
Saturday, August 19, 2017
8:00 AM - 8:45 AM On Site Registration &
Program Book Pickup
9:00 AM Holy Mass (gym)
10:10 AM - 11:20 AM Keynote Address
11:30 AM - 12:40 PM Session 1
12:40 PM - 1:30 PM Lunch/Visit Exhibits
1:30 PM - 2:40 PM Plenary Session
2:45 PM - 3:55 PM Session 2
4:00 PM Closing Prayer and Raffle (gym)
Horario
Sábado, 19 de agosto de 2017
8:00 AM - 8:45 AM Inscripciones y Recoja su libro
de programa
9:00 AM Santa Misa (el gimnasio)
10:10 AM - 11:20 AM Sesión 1
11:30 AM - 12:40 PM La Conferencia Magistral
12:40 PM - 1:30 PM Almuerzo/Vista a Exhibiciones
1:30 PM - 2:40 PM Sesión 2
2:45 PM - 3:55 PM Conferencia de clausura
4:00 PM La Oración de clausura y rifa
(el gimnasio)
Fra. Angelico 1433 - 1434
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Diocese of Santa Rosa
Department of Religious Education
P. O. Box 1297, Santa Rosa, CA 95402
Office: (707) 566-3366 Fax: (707) 791-7495
Deacon Dennis Purificacion
Director of Religious Education
The Most Rev. Robert F. Vasa
Bishop of Santa Rosa
August 19, 2017
Dear Congress Participants,
We warmly welcome you to the annual Santa Rosa Religious Education Congress!
The theme of this year's Congress is “The 'Yes' That Changed the World.” As we see in the Gospel of
Luke 1:38, Mary said, “Behold, I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your
word.” With Mary's “yes” to God, she conceived the Son of God in her womb.
Our Lady continued to bring Jesus to us with her apparitions at Fatima in 1917. Now, as we mark the
100th anniversary of the apparitions to three shepherd children at Fatima, I invite you to prepare for the
Diocesan-wide consecration on Sunday, December 10, 2017.
This year's Congress prepares us for the upcoming Diocesan-wide Marian consecration. We welcome
Marian theologian Dr. Peter Howard, Patrick Coffin of the Patrick Coffin Show, Luis Soto from the Au-
gustine Institute, Deacon Bob Ellis from the World Apostolate of Fatima, USA and many other workshop
presenters. May we be enriched with their words on Mary's role in our lives.
To close, let us call to mind the prayer of St. John Paul the Great from his encyclical on the Christian mor-
al life, “O Mary, the Mother of Mercy, watch over all people, that the Cross of Christ may not be emptied
of its power...” (Veritatis Splendor, no. 120).
Publication’s Title & Number: DIOCESAN MINISTRY EVENT
Issue Date: June 2017
Statement of Frequency: Published Yearly
Authorization Organization: Roman Catholic Bishop of Santa Rosa
Name & Address: 985 Airway Ct., Santa Rosa, CA 95403
Issue Number: Issue No. 15
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Diócesis de Santa Rosa
Departamento de religión educación
P. O. Box 1297, Santa Rosa, CA 95402
Oficina (707) 566-3366 Fax: (707) 791-7495
Diacono Dennis Purificacion
Director
Departamento de religión educación
Excmo. Rvdo. Sr. Obispo
Robert F. Vasa
Diócesis de Santa Rosa
Santa Misa 9:00 AM
Al iniciar el congreso de Santa Rosa, nos reunimos
para orar, celebrar y tener nuestros corazones lleno
del Espíritu Santo.
Este día pedimos el afecto amor de Jesús y ponernos
nuestro Ministerio al servicio de Pueblo de Dios.
Santa Rosa, 19 de Agosto, 2017
Respetados Participantes al Congreso:
Les damos una calurosa bienvenida al Congreso Anual de Educación Religiosa de la Diócesis de Santa
Rosa!
El tema de este año es: “El ‘Sí’ Que cambió el mundo”. Como vemos en el Evangelio de San Lucas:
1:38, María dijo, “He aquí la Esclava del Señor. Hágase en mí según su palabra”. Con el “sí “de María a
Dios, ella concibió el Hijo de Dios en su vientre.
La Santísima Virgen continuó trayéndonos a Jesús, con sus apariciones en Fátima en 1917. Ahora que
celebramos el Centenario de sus Apariciones a los tres pastorcitos de Fátima, yo los invito a prepararse
para la Consagración Diocesana a la Santísima Virgen el Domingo, 10 de Diciembre, 2017.
El Congreso de este año nos prepara para la Consagración diocesana venidera. Le damos la bienvenida al
Teólogo Mariano, Dr. Peter Howard, a Patrick Coffin, Luis Soto del Instituto Agustino, al Diácono Bob
Ellis del Apostolado Mundial de Fatima y muchos otros que nos van a enriquecer con sus enseñanzas so-
bre el significado de María en nuestras vidas.
Para terminar, recordemos la oración de San Juán Pablo el Grande, sacada de su encíclica “Vida Moral
Cristiana, “Oh María Madre de Misericordia vela por todos nosotros para que la Cruz de Cristo nunca
pierda su poder….” (Veritas Splendor, no 120)
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1 -12 “An Evangelical Discovers Our Lady”
This workshop examines how the presenter, as a former Evangeli-
cal Protestant, came to embrace the Catholic Tradition regarding
Mary as the full flowering of the biblical testimony regarding the
Mother of the Lord.
Mark Brumley, MA
Mark Brumley is a popular speaker, author, and teacher. He is the author of several works, including The Seven Deadly Sins of Apologetics. He is President of Ignatius Press, and formerly the Director of Communications and of Social Ministry for the Diocese of San Diego.
Keynote Address 10:10 AM - 11:20 AM (gymnasium)
Patrick Coffin Patrick is the founder of Patrick Coffin Media, a platform devoted to the renewal of culture, through the podcast The Patrick Coffin Show and YouTube channel. He is the former host of the award-winning Catholic Answers Live radio show, and the Catho-lic Answers Focus podcast. Patrick has interviewed a wide array of leaders, four presidential candidates, actor-director Kevin Costner, Harry Connick, Jr., Joseph Fiennes, Sir James MacMillan, Cardinals Raymond Burke, Francis Arinze and George Pell, Dr. Scott Hahn, Archbishops Alexander Sample and Salvatore Cordileone, Bishops Robert Barron and Thomas Olmsted, novelist Dean Koontz, Poet Laureate of California Dana Gioia and scores of Christian thinkers and leaders. He is also the author of Sex Au Naturel: What It Is and Why It’s Good For Your Marriage (Foreword by Peter Kreeft); Stay Cool When the Argument Heats Up: Proven Strategies for Calm Conversing; and Once Saved Not Always Saved. Patrick lives with his Peruvian wife and their Inca princesses in Orange County, CA.
1 - 11 “Mary with Child... Good News of Great Joy”
Luke has an extraordinary point of view in narrating the conception of
Christ. He describes the amazing encounter of God and humanity as the
Archangel Gabriel announces the Good News to her, and she wholeheart-
edly expresses her consent. She then shows her overflowing enthusiasm by
going to visit Elizabeth to share with her. We will read carefully and re-
flectively through Luke’s Gospel to share in the inspiration that filled them
with joy.
Fr. John Boettcher
Fr. John has had the wonderful privilege of spending over 2 years in the Holy Land, with countless visits to places mentioned in the Bible. He lived for 7 months in the Holy Sepulchre where Christ died and rose from the dead, 5 months at the site of the Visitation, & a couple of weeks in Nazareth at Mary’s house, where the Annun-ciation and Incarnation came about. Here it says on the floor, “And the Word HERE became flesh.” For 3 years Fr. John pored over these words daily in his doctoral studies on John’s Prologue. He has spent evenings alone in Mary’s house, singing songs of tenderhearted devotion to her as the sounds echoed and reverberated in the giant basilica. Indeed, she herself said, “All generations will call me blessed.” And so it has been.
“MARY, MARY, NOT CONTRARY” (AKA, SHE GAVE THE WORD FLESH)
This is a trek through the teaching of Scripture and sacred Tradition that uncovers the truth about the Catholic traditions
relating to the Blessed Virgin Mary and her unique role in salvation history. Sadly, many misunderstandings of the proper
place Mary holds in the Christian life have led to division and doubt instead of dialogue and devotion. This talk debunks
the major myths about Mary and sets the record straight on her maternal prerogatives. Jesus could have saved us by other
means, but He chose to come through his holy Mother — from whom He acquired His spotless human nature. How does a
living relationship with Mary enhance our relationship to her divine Son? Are Catholics required to accept private revela-
tions? Why does the Church stress the role of Mary when the Bible seems to say so little about her?
Session 1 11:30 AM - 12:40 PM
Holy Mass 9:00 AM
As Santa Rosa Congress opens, we gather to pray, to cele-
brate and have our hearts filled with the Holy Spirit. This
day we ask that the love of Jesus affects us and place our
lives and ministry at the service of God’s people.
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Session 1 11:30 AM - 12:40 PM
1 - 14 “Total Consecration to Mary...
A Means to the New Evangelization”
An overall look at consecration or entrustment to the Blessed Virgin in
Church history. The class will be summarized in the particular conse-
cration according to St. Maximilian Kolbe and its link to the New
Evangelization as taught in recent Papal writings.
John Galten
John Galten is a husband, father, grandfather & Catholic educator who has taught for 46 years from 6th grade to adults. He also gives retreats & confer-ences on the thought of St. John Paul II. He is supposed to be retired but, alas, he cannot lay the hammer down.
1 - 13 “Living in the Joy of Mary’s Magnificat”
In this workshop we will begin with a philosophical review of Aristotle’s
“Levels of Happiness” as taught by St. Thomas Aquinas then consider
how she who stood at the Foot of the Cross and is lovingly invoked as the
Mother of Sorrows is the same valiant woman who proclaimed, “My soul
magnifies the Lord and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior”. How can
the Blessed Virgin Mary teach us how to experience & radiate true happi-
ness as we bear our daily crosses in this troubled world?
Mother Teresa Christe, MSSR
Mother Teresa Christe Johnson, MSSR, has been a consecrated religious for more than 30 years. She serves as Mother Superior & Vocations Director for the Marian Sisters of Santa Rosa, a religious community erected by Bishop Robert Vasa in 2012. The Marian Sisters are devoted to the Blessed Virgin Mary and committed to the mission of Jesus Christ through prayerful witness, intercessory prayer, works of joyful evangelization with a distinct devotion to the sacred liturgy. She completed her studies in education, history and communications at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington. She has taught extensively in both elementary and high schools, served in retreat ministry, and has conducted Catholic Cate-chetical programs for both adults and youth. Currently, she serves as the Rever-end Mother and Vocations Director of the Marian Sisters of Santa Rosa. She teaches Advanced Theology and Campus Ministry courses at Cardinal Newman High School in Santa Rosa.
1 - 15 “Devotion to Mary as A Path to Holiness”
We will discuss the St. Louis Marie de Montfort's True Devotion to Jesus
through Mary which was Pope John Paul's spirituality (Totus tuus was on
his coat of arms with a big M.) This is the spirituality also of the Legion
of Mary of which I have been Spiritual Director for 37 years.
Rev. Lawrence C. Goode
Father Lawrence grew up in Redwood City on the same street on which St. Pat-rick's Seminary is located on the same neighborhood, where his mother and grandfather were born. He has been a Parish Priest for 53 years and has served in 10 parishes mostly in San Mateo County where he grew up. His connection with Santa Rosa was working at Hanna Boy Center where he got to know and love the "Valley of the Moon". Also his seminary baseball team played 3 games against a powerful Fort Bragg team. He doesn't remember if they won any of the games. But he does remember winning over the locals." They all rooted for us, the only beardless men in town". Msgr. Gaffey was one of the best players; he could hit! Although most of the Father Lawrence's classmates are retired, he has no plans to retire as of the present moment.
1 - 17 “Do Whatever He Tells You:
Marian Theology and Spirituality”
Mary’s role in Scripture can often seem small if one merely counts the
direct references. The Church has long reflected on indirect references to
Our Lady in the Old Testament and the spiritual depth of her New Testa-
ment presence. We will explore how the Blessed Mother is a model for
Christian discipleship through the lens of Scripture and Tradition.
Rev. David Jenuwine
Born in Detroit, MI, Fr. Jenuwine grew up in a family of engineers. He worked for 18 years in the automotive industry earning two degrees in Engineering and developed vehicle electronics and control software. After a 6 years stint in the US Navy in Japan as an airborne cryptologist specializing in Chinese Mandarin, he applied the GI Bill and Navy College fund to his seminary and theology studies; earning a degree in Philosophy, and then a degree in Theology. He completed his studies at St. Paul Seminary School of Divinity in Minnesota. He was ordained by Archbishop Robert Carlson for the Diocese of Saginaw, Michigan in 2009, and recently relocated to the diocese of Santa Rosa, and now serves as parochial vicar at St. Apollinaris Church in Napa. Prior to coming to Santa Rosa, he was the spir-itual director for the Saginaw World Apostolate of Fatima (the Blue Army.)
1 - 18 “Our Lady of Fatima: Model of
How to Embrace the Inevitable Sufferings of Life”
The greatest suffering we cause ourselves is in our struggle to eliminate/
and avoid pain. When we embrace it as Christ did on the Cross, all suf-
fering is easier to bear. Learn the true meaning of human suffering, why
we must suffer, and how to suffer as a Catholic, following the beautiful
example of Our Lady of Fatima.
Sr. Mary Rose Mank, MSSR
Sister Mary Rose Mank was born and raised on the East Coast with her five sib-lings. As a religious Sister and Bride of Christ, her greatest love is for Jesus and His Church. This love and her devotion to the Blessed Mother and the Rosary was nurtured through her parents' lived example and fidelity to their vocation of marriage. She has a Master's degree from the University of Dayton in Educational Leader-ship, is a Master Catechist, and has over 30 years of teaching experience. Cur-rently, she serves as Associate Superintendent of Catholic Schools, and ministers in the field of Education and Faith Formation, often giving sacramental and other retreats.
1 - 16 “Understanding St Louis de Montfort’s Total Consecration”
This workshop will discuss the nature of the consecration, its benefits and
effects, its integration into one’s way of life. It also will engage in the
understanding of the concept of “slavery of love,” and provide some refer-
ences to Fatima and the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
Fr. Joseph Homick, COSJ
Fr. Joseph has been a monk for 34 years, he was ordained a priest 25 years ago. Currently he is a member of the Contemplatives of St Joseph in South San Francis-co. He is consecrated to Our Lady and is interested in all things Marian. He offers the Mass in both Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms of the Roman Rite, and also the Divine Liturgy in the Byzantine Rite.
Please provide us with three choices for each Session. We will make every effort to schedule you with your 1st choice.
(Workshop repeated 2 - 18 in afternoon)
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Session 1 11:30 AM - 12:40 PM
1 - 23 “A Servant’s Heart”
Do we look at our vocation as a chore? What motivates us to do what
we do? How do we approach life when unexpected things happen? In
this talk, Dr. Hollcraft will respond to these questions and much more
as he explores the depth of the Annunciation and Finding of Jesus in
the Temple. How this all translates to our life as an evangelist and
catechist will also be considered.
Joseph Hollcraft, Ph.D.
Over the past fifteen years, Dr. Joseph Hollcraft has taught at the Middle School, High School, and University level. Founder of Seeds of Truth Ministries, Joseph is an Adjunct Professor to the Avila Institute and host to the Seeds of Truth Radio pro-gram. Seeds of Truth airs daily to the north state of California and can be found as an iTunes Podcast where it reaches thousands of listeners in over 40 countries. Dr. Hollcraft is the author to A Heart for Evangelizing, published with Emmaus Road in May, 2016. Joseph is also a contributing author to the Catechetical review, the Homiletic and Pastoral Review, spiritualdirection.com and aleteia.org. Joseph earned his B.A. and M.A. from Franciscan University of Steubenville, and received his PhD from Graduate Theological Foundation with studies being complet-ed at Oxford University. Most importantly, Joseph is a devoted husband and father. He lives in Chico, CA with his beautiful wife Jackie, and their four children: Kolbe, Avila, Isaac, and Siena.
Sacred Space
In addition to the Sacrament of Reconciliation, this year there will be the availability of a
Sacred Space. Here you can pray the rosary. There are two locations on campus.
The Statue of Jesus, located in front of Room 12
The Statue of Our Lady of Lourdes, located in front of Room 14
1 - 22 “Online Evangelization”
“He came down from heaven, and by the Holy Spirit was incarnate of
the Virgin Mary…” she then ran to Elizabeth’s to share the Good
News, which makes Mary the first evangelist. Today, Mary would
have snap-chatted a pic to Elizabeth and then Uber’d over, they would
have knocked out a bunch of selfies and posted to applicable sites.
They would pray constantly and use different apps to help their scrip-
ture study.
How can we apply what we know in relationship building, ministry,
and evangelization to the world wide web? Where is advertising im-
portant? How to build an audience? When to post memes, videos,
selfies, silly, serious, trending? Where is the benefit to the mission of
the Catholic church especially for the domestic church, families?
Pasquale Talarico
Pasquale Talarico is a singer-songwriter, husband, and father who has served as a youth minister for over a decade and greatly understands the demands of parish ministry. He has also served as Director of Campus Ministry, lead wor-ship at the Steubenville Young Adult Conferences, and served as collaborative partner with CRS, NCYC, NCCYM, and the LA Congress. While involved in full-time ministry, Pasquale transferred his social media experience to assist Orange County, working with local and state. He has re-cently been named Deputy Chief of Staff.
Sponsored by Youth & Young Adult Ministry
1 - 20 “True Devotion to Mary Obliges Apostleship”
Forgotten by many Catholics is a powerful book, "True Devotion to Mary"
written by one of the great saints of the Catholic Church, Saint Louis Marie
de Montfort. This is due in part to the work of Satan, who cannot endure
that Mary be the means of bringing souls to her Son, Our Lord Jesus Christ.
This talk will explore De Montfort's treatise that to seek Jesus Christ, to be
one with Him and to find Him in our lives, the shortest and surest means is
to unite ourselves with Mary. What does it mean then to be true devotees of
Mary? Is praying enough? While prayer and other forms of external expres-
sions of devotion to Mary are important, a true devotee of Mary must also
be willing to work and suffer for the service of souls. In this session, we will
explore the various means by which one can bring others to Christ through
apostolic works of evangelization.
Ando Perlas, Ph.D.
Currently works at Bank of America, Global Funding Unit based in San Francisco. He has been a member of the Legion of Mary serving as the president of the San Fran-cisco Senatus that is responsible for all the Legion of Mary groups located in the dioceses of Northern California, Salt Lake City, Reno, Seattle, Portland, Idaho and Anchorage. He teaches Confirmation classes in two parishes and finds great joy visiting homes of the people seeking out those who may need Christ and the Church in their lives.
1 - 19 “Mother of the New Covenant: Why we believe what we believe”
What the Catholic Faith believes about Mary is based on what it believes
about Jesus, and what it teaches about Mary illumines in turn its faith in
Christ. A Catechetical talk equipping Catholics to speak to Protestants as
well as to Catholics who believe we spend too much time on Mary or that
somehow, our Catholic faith is unbiblical.
Rev. Jeffrey Keyes
Fr. Keyes, is a Catholic Priest in the Diocese of Santa Rosa. Ordained to the priesthood in 1991, he has served as Pastor of St. Barnabas parish 94-2001, Director of Seminary For-mation, 2001-2004, & as Pastor at St. Edward 2004-15. As a Lay minister he has served St. Leander Parish, for 5 years as a member of the parish staff, and St. Edward Parish in Newark, for 4 years. He has preached several missions around the Bay Area & the USA, and has served as a Dir. of Vocations and Lay Associates. He served in Provincial Leader-ship in the Province of the Pacific & as Prov. Secretary. He has also served as Priest on the Team for Retrouvaille Weekends in the Oakland Diocese & as International Coordinating Team Priest. A musician & composer, he also has served in a number of capacities includ-ing member of the Liturgical Comm. and chair of the Music comm. Fr. Keyes was Choir Director at St. Francis de Sales Cathedral 1989 - 91. He is featured on 2 chant recordings from Schola Speciale at St. Joseph College in IN. A native of Hayward, he graduated from Moreau HS in 71, University of St. Thomas, Houston, in 75 with a BA in Philosophy; Fran-ciscan School of Theology in 1990 with a Master of Divinity. He was also involved in Grad-uate studies in Gregorian Chant at St. Joseph College, Rensselaer, IN, 1988-2006. Since 2016 he is the Chaplain for the Marian Sisters of Santa Rosa, a Theology instructor at Cardinal Newman HS, Director of the Chant Schola of the Cathedral of St. Eugene.
(Workshop repeated 2 - 19 in afternoon)
(Workshop repeated 2 - 20 in afternoon)
1 - 21 “The Mystery of the Annunciation”
The mystery of the Annunciation: Unpacking the theological content
of this event in the life of Our Lady, under the guidance of St. Thomas
Aquinas and the Church Fathers.
Rev. Fr. Joseph F. Previtali, S.T.L.
Father Joseph Previtali is a priest of the Archdiocese of San Francisco. He re-ceived the Licentiate of Sacred Theology from the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas in 2010. For the past four years, he has served at Our Lady of the Pillar Parish in Half Moon Bay. He is an adjunct professor of theology of St. Patrick’s Seminary in Menlo Park. Father Previtali will be returning to Rome for doctoral studies in the autumn of 2017.
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Reconciliation
You will have the opportunity to receive the Sacrament of
Reconciliation during lunch. Confessions are in Room 20,
across from Fountain.
Deacon Robert F. Ellis
Deacon Bob was Born July 4, 1945, in St. Louis Missouri. He and his family moved to Green Bay, Wisconsin in 1955. He served four years in the U. S. Navy as a Communications Technician. He married Dianne on August 3, 1968. They have 20 children - 6 deceased; 14 living (12 boys and 2 girls) and 40 grandchildren.
On September 14, 1986, Deacon Bob was ordained a Permanent Deacon. He served as the Spiritual Director of WAF-USA Divi-sion in the Diocese of Green Bay from 1998 to November of 2008. He participated in the delivery of the Russian Pilgrim Virgin Statue to Kazan, Russia in Fall of 2008. He has served as the National Coordinator for the WAF-USA, since November of 2008.
2 - 13 “Prayer and Family Life”
Our Holy Father, Pope Francis, has stated that “prayer is what makes
the family strong” and that the first characteristic of a Christian family
is that the family prays. In light of our Holy Father’s recent words and
Our Lady’s call for prayer at Fatima, we will be looking at the im-
portance of prayer in the family, practical ways a family can pray, and
how catechists can assist the family in developing a prayer life.
Sr. Caritas Marie, MSSR
Sr. Caritas Marie, MSSR, was raised with her three brothers on a cattle ranch in Eastern Oregon. Graduating from Franciscan University with a degree in Fi-nance, she continued studying graduate Theology. After working at the Univer-sity in Residence Life, she took a position running a high school dormitory for international students. This exciting experience was the catalyst for her hearing God’s call to the consecrated life as a Marian Sister of Santa Rosa. Sr. Caritas Marie currently serves as the Director of Marriage and Family Life for the Dio-cese of Santa Rosa.
Plenary Session 1:30 PM - 2:40 PM (Gymnasium)
“Marian Consecration and the Message of Fatima"
Marian consecration as the ultimate individual fulfillment of God’s desire for devotion to the Immaculate Heart of
Mary as revealed at Fatima. We will discuss three paths: Montfort, 30 Days to Morning Glory and daily duty.
Session 2 2:45 PM - 3:55 PM
2 - 11 “The Mother of God and the Body of Christ”
“the Temple from the Virgin”
After Mary consented to the Annunciation, when the Word became
flesh, she conceived a Child. As other babies, He remained within her
for nine months. Mary was continuously in the awesome majestic
presence of God. She was truly a living and conscious dwelling-place
for God Most High. When she and St. Joseph presented Him in the
Temple to fulfill the commandment, her Child was hailed by St. Sime-
on as “salvation” and “light” (Luk 1:30-32).
The Temple is where to encounter God, where He manifests His pres-
ence and invites us to draw near. God makes Himself approachable.
St. John describes Christ’s Body itself as a “temple” (Joh 2:21). St.
Paul even calls our body “the Temple of God” (1Co 3). Our frail hu-
manity can be a way the Almighty dwells among us, even in us.
Clearly the Blessed Sacrament is the greatest way we commune with
divinity, enjoy His presence and share in His good graces. Yet this
same Person became flesh in her womb from her own maternal sub-
stance, and the very way He took to arrive on our altars came about
with her constant companionship and cooperation.
What does Mary have to show us about approaching and remaining in
God’s presence? What help can we receive from her? How can we
arrive at the fullness of grace? We will look for an answer to these
questions in the Scripture, Magisterium and Tradition of the Church.
Fr. John Boettcher
2 - 12 “Why the Blessed Virgin Mary is Key
to Understanding the Purpose of the Universe”
What is Mary’s role in God’s purpose? Was she simply the ‘vessel’
of the Incarnation? Simply a pious Jewish Mother, even if the most
pious of human beings? Or is there much more to the mystery of
Mary? This workshop examines Catholic teaching about Mary in
light of her title “Queen of Heaven and Earth”.
Mark Brumley, MA
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Session 2 2:45 PM - 3:55 PM
2 - 15 “Devotion to Mary as a Path to Apostolate”
As "A Path to Apostolate" for many years Fr. Lawrence has accom-
panied Legion of Mary members talking to people in the streets of
San Francisco's Tenderloin and other neighborhoods. He has taken
people to Mexico to do apostolate several times.
In this workshop we will discuss and reflect our devotion to Mary as
an Apostolate.
Rev. Lawrence C. Goode
2 –22 “Hail Mary – Our Team Mom ”
Will examine Mary’s motherly instincts with her sons and his
friends, apostles, and disciples. When I played sports the team mom
was extremely influential. We’ll evaluate how discipleship today is
similar to team sports and where the role of our “team mom” fits in.
Stephen Morris
Stephen has spent a lifetime working with youth as a mentor, coach, teach-er, and program director. He’s exercised leadership and vision in academics as well as a toy manufacturing executive. Stephen left the corporate world to serve as a high school theology teacher and coach, and now serves Bishop Vasa and the Particular Church of Santa Rosa. He brings an audience alive with his charismatic personality and practical experience.
2 - 16 “A Deeper Look at Mary
in the Tradition of the Church”
In this workshop you will gain proper understanding of Scripture within
Tradition; Mary in the Bible, Church Dogmas, Sacraments and Spiritual
life. And Mary’s relation to the Holy Spirit and to us.
Fr. Joseph Homick, COSJ
2 - 17 “My Immaculate Heart will Triumph:
Fatima in the 21st Century.”
Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI has said it is a mistake "to think that Fati-
ma’s prophetic mission is complete.” Indeed, the message of Fatima is
the message of the Gospel shown forth in the effect it had on people 100
years ago, not to mention the two little saints who experienced the appa-
ritions of Our Lady. This talk will dive into the apparitions and provide a
reflection on how Fatima can be a focus for renewal and evangelization.
Rev. David Jenuwine
2 - 19 “ Mother of the New Covenant:
Why we believe what we believe.”
What the Catholic Faith believes about Mary is based on what it believes
about Jesus, and what it teaches about Mary illumines in turn its faith in
Christ. A Catechetical talk equipping Catholics to speak to Protestants as
well as to Catholics who believe we spend too much time on Mary or
that somehow, our Catholic faith is unbiblical.
Rev. Jeffrey Keyes
2 - 18 “Our Lady of Fatima: Model of
How to Embrace the Inevitable Sufferings of Life”
The greatest suffering we cause ourselves is in our struggle to eliminate/
avoid pain. When we embrace it as Christ did on the Cross, all suffering
is easier to bear. Learn the true meaning of human suffering, why we
must suffer, and how to suffer as a Catholic, following the beautiful
example of Our Lady of Fatima.
Sr. Mary Rose Mank, MSSR
2 - 14 “The Holy Rosary and St. John Paul II’s Letter…
The Family in the Modern World (Familiaris Consortio) ”
This class will connect the Rosary to the Pope’s call for the family to be
the “Domestic Church”. Links will also be discussed about Our Lady’s
requests at Fatima whose Centenary celebration is this year.
John Galten
2 - 20 “True Devotion to Mary Obliges Apostleship”
Forgotten by many Catholics is a powerful book, "True Devotion to
Mary" written by one of the great saints of the Catholic Church, Saint
Louis Marie de Montfort. This is due in part to the work of Satan, who
cannot endure that Mary be the means of bringing souls to her Son,
Our Lord Jesus Christ. This talk will explore De Montfort's treatise
that to seek Jesus Christ, to be one with Him and to find Him in our
lives, the shortest and surest means is to unite ourselves with Mary.
What does it mean then to be true devotees of Mary? Is praying
enough? While prayer and other forms of external expressions of devo-
tion to Mary are important, a true devotee of Mary must also be willing
to work and suffer for the service of souls. In this session, we will ex-
plore the various means by which one can bring others to Christ
through apostolic works of evangelization.
Ando Perlas, Ph.D.
2 - 21 “The Mystery of Our Lady
at the Foot of the Cross: ”
Unpacking the theological content of Our Lady’s role in the redemption of the world, beginning with the prophecy of Simeon through the Assumption, under the guidance of St. Thomas Aquinas and the Church Fathers.
Rev. Fr. Joseph F. Previtali, S.T.L.
Congress Exhibitors:
There will be a few Exhibitors showcasing Books and Gifts.
Please take time during the day and stop by and visit.
Catholic Charities
Catholic Cursillo Movement
Daughters of St. Paul
Ignatius Press
Laura’s Jewelry & Gifts
Lay Mission Helpers
Maris Stella Institute
Marian Sisters of Santa Rosa
Office of Child & Youth Protection
Prayer Pillowcases
Simply Sacred Books & Gifts
St. Eugene Cathedral Books & Gifts
Youth & Young Adult Ministries
Sponsored by Youth & Young Adult Ministry
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Talleres En Español
La Conferencia Principal 11:30 AM - 12:40 PM (el gimnasio)
“María, Madre de la Misericordia”
María es presentada como madre de la Misericordia dado que es la madre de Jesucristo, Señor Misericordioso.
Reflexionaremos sobre cómo se expresa y se vive la misericordia de María en el corazón de Jesús.
Luis Soto
Luis Soto es Director de Implementación Parroquial y Ministerio Hispano del “Instituto Augustino” en Denver, Colorado, particular-mente en la plataforma: “formed.org”. Antes de unirse al equipo del Instituto Augustino, Luis fue Director de Desarrollo de Minis-terios del “Instituto de Liderazgo Católico”. Al mismo tiempo, fue miembro del equipo fundador y Director Ejecutivo del Ministerio Hispano y el Centro San Juan Diego de la Arquidiócesis de Denver. Todo esto convirtió a Luis en uno de los líderes católicos hispa-nos más influyentes en la Iglesia norteamericana. Luis tiene una Licenciatura en Filosofía y una maestría en Teología. Originario de Sonora, México, Luis identifica como una de sus grandes pasiones, apoyar el crecimiento de la fe en los hispanos, a medida que se integran a la sociedad norteamericana manteniendo su riquísima herencia cultural hispana. Luis desarrolló la iniciativa “Una Fami-lia Bajo un Mismo Dios”, la cual es un modelo de unidad e integración para parroquias que enfrentan diversidad cultural y el reto de la unidad. En reconocimiento a sus contribuciones a la Iglesia y a la Sociedad, Su Santidad el Papa Benedicto XVI entregó a Luis la “Medalla Benemerenti”, uno de los reconocimientos más destacados que se ofrecen a laicos católicos en el mundo. Luis y su esposa Maira, viven en Denver Colorado con sus tres hijos Daniel, Diego y Sarah.
1– 52 “Fátima y la Consagración
al Inmaculado Corazón María”
Los motivos por los cuales la Santísima Virgen María en Fátima pide
la consagración del mundo, especialmente de Rusia a su Inmaculado
Corazón.
Padre Juan Carlos Chiarinoti
Nació en Santa Fe, Argentina. En 1986 fue ordenado sacerdote y Ejerció el ministerio sacerdotal en Argentina, durante 15 años. Del 2001 al 2004 hice estudios en la Pontificia Universidad Salesiana, para una Licenciatura en Ciencias de la Educación, especialidad Pedagogía para la escue-la y formación profesional. Del 2005 al 2006 hizo estudios de postgrado en Economía y Gestión Educativa en la Universidad del Salvador, Buenos Aires, Argentina. En el 2007 ingresó a los Estados Unidos de Norteamérica, y por 9 años desem-peñó tareas pastorales, en distintas parroquias, hasta la actualidad, cuando funciona como pastor asociado en la Parroquia de Santa Rosa de Lima, de la ciudad de Santa Rosa.
1– 51 “Las fiestas de Maria en el calendario litúrgico”
La Santísima Virgen María ocupa un lugar privilegiado en el corazón de
la Iglesia, y eso es evidente en las diferentes celebraciones Marianas
durante el año. Exploremos juntos estas celebraciones, su relevancia en
la vida litúrgica y spiritual de la comunidad, y las posibles aplicaciones
en la Catequesis.
Pbro. Alexander Castillo
El Padre Alexander Castillo es un sacerdote de la Diócesis de Oakland, originario de Costa Rica. Nació en Palmares, Alajuela, y viene de una familia peque-ña. Antes de ingresar al Seminario, se graduó como Administrador de Empresas en el Instituto Tecnológico de Costa Rica y trabajo como encargado de capacita-ción para una empresa de programas de computadora. Fungió como asesor de las Obras Nacionales Pontificias en Costa Rica, antes de llegar a los EEUU. Fue Ordenado en Oakland en el año de 2011. Ha trabajado como Vicario Parroquial, Decano Académico de la Escuela de Ministerios Pastorales de la Diócesis, y ac-tualmente es el Secretario de Obispo Michael Barber y Maestro de Ceremonias de la Diócesis de Oakland.
Sesión 1 10:10 AM - 11:20 AM
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Sesión 1 10:10 AM - 11:20 AM
Talleres En Español
1 - 54 "Hagan todo lo que Él les diga"
La Virgen Maria como la primera y la más grande discípula de su hijo
Jesucristo nos invita siempre a venir al Sacratísimo Corazón de Jesus
para recibir todas las gracias que Él tiene preparadas para nosotros, y
así al ser llenados con la fuerza, la gracia y la luz de su Espíritu Santo
podamos vivir y realizar en nuestras vidas la voluntad de Dios para
cada uno; la Virgen Maria Madre de Jesus y Madre nuestra nos invita a
que como ella seamos obedientes a lo que Jesus nos dice y nos manda,
o sea nos invita a que como ella seamos fieles servidores de Dios y
discípulos misioneros de Su amor para nuestros hermanos y hermanas.
Padre Oscar Diaz
El padre Oscar Diaz fue ordenado en su ciudad natal, Arandas, Jalisco, hace 22 años y ha servido en varias parroquias de nuestra Diócesis. Actualmente es el Director del Ministerio Hispano en la Diócesis de Santa Rosa y es el Pastor de la Iglesia de St. Mary of the Angels en Ukiah. El Padre Oscar da gracias a Dios por haberle llamado a su servicio y ora cada día para que Dios Padre bueno le con-ceda la perseverancia en el servicio de su pueblo; amándole, sirviéndole y co-nociéndole mas a El, que es el buen Pastor y el dador de toda gracia buena.
1 - 53 “Rezad Pastorcitos”
Este tema se dará una breve historia, conocimiento y uso del Santo
Rosario.
Diacono Jesus “Jesse” DeLuna
Ordenado Diacono en Agosto 2012. Sirviendo en la Parroquia de San Apolinar en Napa y por la parroquias del valle de Napa. Padre de 4, abuelo de 12 y involucrado en las preparaciones de baptismo y confirmación.
Expositores del Congreso:
Habrá una sección de exhibición de libros y regalos.
Por favor tome tiempo durante el día para visitarlos.
Por favor, nos proporcionan dos opciones, para cada Sesión.
Haremos todo lo posible para programar su primera opción.
1 - 56 “El Contexto Histórico de Fatima ”
Una visión al mundo en el tiempo de las apariciones de la Vir-
gen. La primera Guerra mundial, el zar de Rusia, la revolución
Volchevique.
Padre Juan Carlos Gavancho Hurtado, STL
El Padre Juan Carlos Gavancho STL, es sacerdote de la Arquidiócesis de Chicago y está trabajando ahora en la Diócesis de Santa Rosa asignado como Adminis-trador de la Parroquia Santo Tomas de Aquino en Napa. Nació en Lima-Perú en 1975. En 1993 ingresó al Seminario Conciliar Santo Toribio de Mogrovejo de la Arquidiócesis de Lima, Perú, donde cursó sus estudios filosóficos, teológicos y también de música en el Conservatorio Nacional de Lima donde estudió canto y piano. En el año 2002 recibió una Licenciatura en Teología Pastoral sobre el Arte y la Liturgia de la Facultad de Teología Pontificia y Civil de Lima y en el año 2007, fue ordenado sacerdote y obtuvo un Máster en Divinitis así como su segunda Licenciatura y especialización en Cristología de la Universidad Saint Mary of the Lake at Mundelein Seminary .
1– 55 “María: La Catequista Perfecta”
María, madre de Dios y madre de la Iglesia, nos muestra cómo respon-
der a Dios con toda la vida. Con su ejemplo, ella sirve de testigo a los
catequistas para que ellos puedan acercar sus estudiantes a Jesucristo, El
Verbo Encarnado.
Mr. Dominic Figueroa
Dominic creció en el área de la Bahia del Norte de California, en una familia de ocho hermanos. Se graduó con una licenciatura en teología de la Universidad
Franciscana de Steubenville en Ohio. Ha sido maestro de adultos, jóvenes, y
niños. Actualmente ayuda en la formación de catequistas para el Diócesis de Santa Rosa.
Marian Sisters of Santa Rosa
Office of Child & Youth Protection
Prayer Pillowcases
Simply Sacred Books & Gifts
St. Eugene Cathedral Books & Gifts
Youth & Young Adult Ministries
Catholic Charities
Catholic Cursillo Movement
Daughters of St. Paul
Ignatius Press
Laura’s Jewelry & Gifts
Lay Mission Helpers
Maris Stella Institute
¡Los adultos jóvenes son bienvenidos!
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Reconciliación
Tendrán la oportunidad de recibir el sacra-
mento de reconciliación en español. Las con-
fesiones serán la sala #21. Frente a la fuente
de agua.
1 - 57 “Maria en la Biblia ”
Es muy importante para nuestra fe, cada día conocer más a Ma-
ria. Muy especial es Maria, tan especial que sin su “Fiat”,
(consentimiento) la encarnación no existiría. Es fundamental el roll de
Maria, desde el Génesis hasta el Apocalípsis, con la visión del apóstol
San Juan, se anuncia su importante participación, en la vida de la Igle-
sia y hasta el día de hoy sigue siendo por excelencia intercesora nues-
tra.
Por eso y muchas otras razones, este servidor los invita cordialmente a
participar en este taller.
Los esperamos. Gracias!
Osvaldo Guzmán
Es maestro de Catequesis e Instructor del Instituto Maris Stella. Su trabajo principal es Misionero Servidor de la Palabra. Reside en Santa Rosa, CA. Está casado con Silvia Orozco y tienen tres hijos. Alonso, Bianca y Christian. Osvaldo es una persona dedicada al servicio de Evangelización de la Comunidad en Espa-ñol. Trabaja la mayoría de su tiempo en el Instituto Maris Stella, pero también toma el resto de su tiempo para evangelizar afuera, visitando grupos y familias.
Sesión 1 10:10 AM - 11:20 AM
Talleres En Español
1 - 58 “As Aparicoes de Fatima” (Las Apariciones de Fatima)
Este tema discutirá las apariciones de Maria en Fatima. A los tres pas-
torcitos de mayo a octubre. Y el milagro de sol.
Alfredo Melgoza
Miembro de la Parroquia St. John The Bautista en Napa, CA, por 30 años. Ha sido miembro del Grupo Pro-vida por 9 años.
Está casado por 22 años, con su esposa Delia y tienen 3 Hijos.
1 - 61 “Maria: Ejemplo de Fe”
Un resumen de la Vida de Maria, estresando su Fe en su Hijo nuestro
Señor Jesucristo, al mismo tiempo que nos da ejemplo de obediencia
en nuestro Santísimo Dios Padre, movida por el Espíritu Santo, y có-
mo nos hace un llamado a refugiarnos en la Oración .
Diacono Sergio Orozco
Cursillista desde Febrero, 1996. 26 años de Casado, 4 hijos. Miembro activo de la Iglesia St. Aloysius en Point Arena y Mary Star of the Sea en Gualala desde Febrero de 1996, miembro de Caballeros de Colon, con el cargo de Gran Caballero del consejo local por 3 términos y con el cargo de Diputado de Distrito por 5 términos consecutivos. Catequista desde 1996 Ordenado como Diacono de la Diócesis de Santa Rosa el 3 de Septiembre de 2016 .
1 - 59 “María en el Misterio de La Santísima Trinidad”
En este taller estudiaremos la relación de María, la elegida de Dios, y el
Misterio Trinitario. Meditaremos la intimidad de la siempre bienaventu-
rada Virgen con cada una de las Divinas Personas.
Rev. Padre Daniel Enrique Roa Fuentes, S.T.B.
El Rev. Padre Daniel Enrique Roa Fuentes, S.T.B. es un Sacerdote Católico que sirve actualmente como Vicario Parroquial de la Catedral de San Eugenio en Santa Rosa, California. Nacido en Venezuela, estudio su filosofía en el seminario de Concepción en Missouri y curso la teología en el seminario de Mundelein en Illinois. Fue ordenado Sacerdote el 16 de mayo del 2008 en la Diócesis de Sagi-naw en Michigan.
1 - 60 “El Códice de La Virgen de Guadalupe”
Cómo entender los elementos gravados en la Imagen de la virgen de
Guadalupe y usarlos en su apostolado. Estas son herramientas muy
valiosas para la conversión y afirmación de nuestra Fe Católica.
Theresa Sánchez
Theresa recibió formación teológica en España y Portugal mientras que termi-naba su MBA en Marketing y Negocios Internacionales en La Escuela de Kellogg School of Management y en el IESE en Barcelona. Después del MBA siguio recibiendo formación teológica en Berkeley. Theresa ha sido palestrante (conferencista) en varios retiros y cursos de formación en Novato e Vallejo.
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Sesión 2 1:30 PM - 2:40 PM
2 - 51 “Como realizar correctamente la coronación
de un estado Mariana en el aula”
Los actos piadosos y de religiosidad popular tienen un gran impacto en
la vida de fe, y realizarlos con propiedad es indispensable para que
realmente tengan un impacto en nuestra vida Cristiana. La Hermosa
costumbre de coronar a la Virgen, realizada con propiedad, es una
experiencia de fe muy hermosa que podemos rescatar y promover.
Pbro. Alexander Castillo
Lugar sagrado
Además el Sacramento de la reconciliación. Este
ano habrá la disponibilidad de un espacio sagrado.
Talleres En Español
2 - 54 "Reflexiones Sobre el Santo Rosario"
¿Qué es el Santo Rosario? ¿Es una oración solamente Mariana? El
Santo Rosario es una oración de las más hermosas que tiene la Santa
Madre Iglesia. En este tema se van a desarrollar diferentes reflexiones
del Santo Rosario de diferentes personas como San Juan Pablo II y el
Dr. Ed Sri. Estas reflexiones nos van a ayudar a ver el Santo Rosario de
modos que quizás no habíamos imaginado y para poder rezarlo con más
devoción y entrega.
Padre Raul Lemus
El Padre Raúl Lemus es un sacerdote de la Diócesis de Santa Rosa y tiene 15 años como sacerdote. Él sirve como Párroco de la Parroquia St. Joseph en Cotati y también es el Director de Vocaciones de la Diócesis de Santa Rosa.
2 - 52 “La Consagración total al Inmaculado Corazón de María
según el espíritu de San Luis María de Montfort”
Explicación de la consagración total que propone San Luis María
Grignion de Montfort en su tratado de la verdadera devoción a la San-
tísima Virgen María.
Padre Juan Carlos Chiarinoti
2 - 53 “Versión Católico 3.0”
"Inició a conocer la fe, vivir la fe y defender la fe por el conocimiento
de los sacramentos, la misa y los mandamientos"
Diácono Jesus “Jesse” DeLuna
2 - 56 “Nuestro “Sí” a Dios cambia la Vida y el Mundo ”
Al Igual que María, nuestro “Sí” a Dios puede cambiar no solo nuestra
vida sinó el mundo entero ya que decirle sí a Dios abre puertas que
nuestra propia voluntad no puede abrir.
Padre Juan Carlos Gavancho Hurtado
2 - 57 “Maria en la Biblia ”
Es muy importante para nuestra fe, cada día conocer más a Ma-
ria. Muy especial es Maria, tan especial que sin su “Fiat”,
(consentimiento) la encarnación no existiría. Es fundamental el roll de
Maria, desde el Génesis hasta el Apocalípsis, con la visión del apóstol
San Juan, se anuncia su importante participación, en la vida de la Igle-
sia y hasta el día de hoy sigue siendo por excelencia intercesora nues-
tra. Por eso y muchas otras razones, este servidor los invita cordial-
mente a participar en este taller.
Los esperamos. Gracias!
Osvaldo Guzmán
2 - 58 “As Aparicoes de Fatima” (Las Apariciones de Fatima)
Este tema discutirá las apariciones de Maria en Fatima. A los tres
pastorcitos de mayo a octubre. Y el milagro de sol.
Alfredo Melgoza
2 - 59 “María y el Concilio Vaticano II”
Sin dudas María ha tomado un rol importante en la historia conciliar
de la Iglesia. En este taller estudiaremos el rol de la Virgen María en el
último de los Concilios de la Iglesia, el Concilio Vaticano II.
Rev. Padre Daniel Enrique Roa Fuentes, S.T.B.
2 - 60 “El Códice de La Virgen de Guadalupe”
Cómo entender los elementos gravados en la Imagen de la virgen de
Guadalupe y usarlos en su apostolado. Estas son herramientas muy
valiosas para la conversión y afirmación de nuestra Fe Católica.
Theresa Sanchez
2 - 55 “En la Escuela de María”
Esta presentación habla de la importancia de María en las clases de la
educación religiosa. Vamos a explorar sus ejempos y a encontrar ma-
neras prácticas de practicar sus enseñeanzas en “la escuela de María.”
Mr. Dominic Figueroa
¡Los adultos jóvenes son bienvenidos!
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Palabras de Clausura : La Conferencia Principal
2:45 PM - 3:55 PM (el gimnasio)
“María al pie de la cruz”
Desde el génesis hasta el apocalipsis, María es la madre al pie de la cruz, que acompaña y consuela a sus
hijos en su pasión y sufrimiento.
Luis Soto
Talleres En Español
Registration Registración
Registration Form: 1. Enclosed correct amount in check/money order. 2. Make checks payable to: Department of Religious Educa-
tion. 3. Registration is available on-site at 8:00 AM - 8:45 AM. 4. Do not mail registrations after July 21, 2017. Remember: 1. Early Bird Registration fee:$20.00. Deadline July 15, 2017. 2. Registrations Postmarked after July 15, 2017 and at the
day of event is $30.00. 3. Registrations received after Aug. 4th are at risk of not
being processed. 4. Refunds must be requested in writing. No refunds on the
day of the event. 5. Tickets will be mailed until 8/4/2017. Read all materials
that are sent with tickets. 6. All registrations received after 8/4/17 will be held at the
Will Call table, located in the front of the gym. 7. Replacement tickets cost: $10.00. 8. You must present a printed ticket at workshops. Photo-
graphed tickets or photocopies are not acceptable. Program Book Pick-up: Already registered and have your tickets? Pick up your Con-gress Program Book & badge at the Program Table, located in front of the gym. Are your tickets at will call? Will Call tickets & your program will be held at the will call table between 8:00AM - 8:45AM. The will call table is located in front of the gym.
La Forma de Inscripción: 1. Envié la cantidad correcta de dinero (US). 2. Haga su cheque pagadero a: Department of Religious Educa-
tion. 3. Inscripciones estarán disponibles 8:00 AM - 8:45 AM. 4. No envié su registración después del 21 de julio de 2017. Recuerde: 1. Temprano registro la cuota es $20.00. Antes del 15 de julio,
La fecha limite. 2. Después del 15 de julio 2017 y el día del evento será $30.00. 3. Las inscripciones recibidas después del 4 de agosto corren el
riesgo de no ser procesados. 4. Para pedir reembolso es necesario hacerlo por escrito. No
habrá devolución el día del evento. 5. Enviaremos Los Boletos por correo a las registraciones receba-
das antes del 4 de Agosto. Lea todo el material que se le envía con los boletos.
6. Después de esta fecha Los boletos se entregarán en el congre-so en la mesa de “pre-registro”.
7. El costo para reemplazar boletos es de $10.00. 8. Deberá enseñar un boleto para entrar a los talleres. Boletos
fotografiados y/o fotocopiados no son aceptables. Recoja su libro del programa: Esta registrado y tiene sus boletos? Recoja su libro y acreditacio-nes en la mesa de programas. Situada en frente del gimnasio. Se ha registrado temprano, pero no tienes sus boletos? Recoja su boletos y el libro en la mesa de pre-registro entre 8:00AM - 8:45AM. Situada en frente del gimnasio.
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General Information Información general
Menu
If interested, place your order on the registration form
El Menú
Si esta interesado, hacer su pedido en el formulario de inscripción.
Fresh Roast Turkey Sandwich with Jack Cheese, Tomato, &
Lettuce on Ciabatta Bun. Bag of Sun Chips, Fresh Baked Cookie
& Bottle Water.
Un sándwich de pavo asado con queso, tomate y lechuga en un
pan Ciabatta. Un bolsa de Sun Chips, galletas horneadas y botella
de agua.
Grilled Chicken Caesar Wrap, Bag of Sun Chips, Fresh Baked
Cookie & Bottle Water.
Una envoltura de Cesar de Pollo a la parrilla. Un bolsa de Sun
Chips, galletas horneadas y botella de agua.
Sun dried tomato pesto spread with three kinds of cheese,
Fresh Tomatoes & Lettuce on a Dutch Crunch Roll. Bag of Sun
Chips, Fresh Baked Cookie & Bottle Water.
Un delicioso sándwich con salsa de pesto con tres quesos diferen-
tes, Tomates frescos y lechuga en un pan tostado holandés. Una
bolsa de Sun Chips, galletas horneadas y botella de agua.
Location: SR Congress is held at Cardinal Newman High School Campus, lo-cated in Santa Rosa. The gym is one of the main locations of congress events. Including opening liturgy and the keynote. The gym is located at 4300 Old Redwood Hwy. Enter at Sr. Marlene Dr.
Cost: The registration fee for Congress covers admission to all work-shops (tickets are required), liturgies and exhibits. Fees for the Congress is $20 - Early Bird registration by July 15th deadline. $30 - after July 15, 2017
Reminder: Congress is an adult only religious education event. All workshops are directed to these age groups. We are unable to offer childcare this year. If you must bring your child(ren), they must be regis-tered and they must accompany you. We ask that they be your sole responsibility so they do not disturb the other delegates.
Congress Speakers: Workshops are designated by two numbers separated by a dash. The first number indicates the session; the number after the dash is the workshop number. Workshop numbers –11 to –27 are in English; Workshop number – 51 to – 63 are in Spanish.
At Congress, be sure to pick up your SRCongress Program Book:
Which includes Daily Schedule and workshops
Campus map
Exhibitor listings
Name Badge
Congress souvenir
Exhibit Information: There will be Exhibitors showcasing Books & Gifts.
Facility: Classrooms are air conditioned. Coffee & doughnuts will be provided throughout the day. Bottled water will be available.
Lugar : El Congreso de Educación Religiosa tendrá lugar en las instalacio-nes del Colegio Cardenal Newman en Santa Rosa. Liturgia se celebrara en el gimnasio. El orador principal estará en el gimnasio.
Costo: El costo de inscripción cubre la admisión a todos los eventos: exposiciones, liturgias y las conferencias (debe de pre-sentar sus boletos de inscripción para entrar a los talleres). $20 - Temprano registro antes del 15 de julio, fecha límite.
$30 - después de 15 de julio.
Un recordatorio: El Congreso es un evento de educación religiosa para adultos solamente. No podemos ofrecer cuidado de niños este año. Si usted debe traer a su niño(s), ellos deben ser registrados y deben estar acompañados de un adulto. Le pedimos hacerse responsable de ellos para evitar distracciones a otros delegados.
Guía para las conferencias: Las conferencias están designadas con dos números separados Con una rayita. El primer número indica la sesión. El numero después de la rayita indica el número de taller. Talleres del 11 - 27 son en ingles. Talleres del 51 – 63 son en español.
En el congreso, por favor pida el libro del programa:
que incluye los talleres para el día
Mapa del colegio
Lista de los exhibidores
Gafete
Recuerdo del Congreso
Información sobre exposición: Habrá una sección de exhibición de libros y regalos.
La facilidad: Las clases tienen aire acondicionado. Café y pan dulce se ofrecen durante todo el día. Agua de botella estará disponible.
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Early Bird Registration Fee $20.00. Deadline 7/15/17.
Post Mark after 7/15/17 and the day of the event (at the door). Registration Fee $30.00.
Registrations received after Aug. 4th are at risk of not being processed.
Temprano registro la cuota es $20.00. Antes de 15 de julio.
Recibido por correo después de 7/15/17 y el día del evento la Cuota de Inscripción $30.00
Las inscripciones recibidas después 4 de Agosto corren el riesgo de no ser procesados.
Lunch Order/Almuerzo: $8.00 (Check choice/marque su preferencia)
Lunch Orders must be pre-ordered & prepaid. If you wish to purchase a
lunch please check your choice below and add $8.00 to your fee check. A
lunch ticket will be returned with your Workshop tickets and you may
pick it at the School Café. (Meal description page 14)
Cada persona puede traer su almuerzo. Se veneran almuerzo, debe ser
ordenados y pagados con anticipación. Si desea comprar un almuerzo
por favor marque su preferencia y añada la cantidad de $8.00 a su che-
que de la cuota de inscripción. Recibirá un boleto para almuerzo junto
con sus boletos para los talleres. El almuerzo lo podrá recoger en la café
de la escuela. (Descripción de comida - pagina 14)
Diocese of Santa Rosa
Congress Registration Form
Forma de Inscripción para el Congreso
Please Print clearly/Por favor usar letra de molde.
Mail this form with Check or Money to: Envié esta forma de Nuevo con su Cheque o giro postal a:
Dept. of Religious Education P.O. Box 1297, Santa Rosa, CA 95402
Attention/atención: Carmen Perez Aanenson (707) 566-3366 Fax (707) 791-7495 or 542-9702
Confirmation of registration will be sent through email.
Tickets will be mailed until 8/4/17 after that tickets will be kept
at the will call Table.
La confirmación de la inscripción se enviara por correo electró-
nico. Los boletos serán enviados hasta el 8/4/17, después de
esta fecha los boletos estarán en congreso en la mesa de “pre-
registro”. Por el nombre del registrante.
Registrant 1
Registro 1
Session 1
Sesión 1
Session 2
Sesión 2
First choice
1ra opción
Second choice
2da opción
Third Choice
3ra opción
Early Bird Registration Fee -
deadline 7/15/17.
Temprano registro antes de 15
de julio la Cuota de Inscripción .
$20.00 per person
After 7/15 & At the door.
Después de 7/15 y el día del
evento.
$30.00 per person
Lunch/Almuerzo
$8.00 per person
Total
Turkey sandwich/sándwich de pavo asado
Chicken Wrap/ envoltura de tortilla de pollo
Vegetarian Sandwich/vegetariano sándwich
First Name/
Primer Nombre
Last Name/
Apellido
Address/
Domicilio
City/State/Zip Code
Estado/Zona Postal
Phone/Cell
Teléfono/Cell
Parish/Parroquia
Make check to: Dept. Rel. Ed.
Registrant 2
Registro 2
Session 1
Sesión 1
Session 2
Sesión 2
First choice
1ra opción
Second choice
2da opción
Third Choice
3ra opción
Registrant name & contact information: The tickets will be mailed to address below. El nombre de registrante y la información de contacto—donde los billetes deben ser enviados
16
Roman Catholic Bishop of Santa Rosa
985 Airway Ct.
Santa Rosa, CA 95403
Non-profit
Organization
U.S. Postage
PAID Permit #542
Santa Rosa, CA
Santa Rosa Religious Education Congress
Congreso de Educación Religiosa
2017
