From The Director’s Chair

EVENTS AT A GLANCE

Sun, June 12

Unity team at Immaculate Concep-tion Parish Cooks Creek Followed by spaghetti lunch

Sun, June 19

Happy Father’s Day

June 18 & 19

Unity team at St Anne’s Parish

Sun, June 26

Unity team at Sts Peter & Paul Parish

Sat, July 2 Unity 2012 retreat

July 3-17 Ukrainian Park Camp “A Taste of Europe!”

August 2-24

World Youth Day 2011 in Madrid Spain

Sept 10 Unity 2012 fundraiser ‘A Night of Unity’

"Do not walk through time without leaving worthy evidence of your passage." Pope John XXIII

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Don't worry about tomorrow, God is already there!

"Take care of the minutes, for the hours

will take care of themselves."

Lord Chesterfield

UCY/UCYA Winnipeg

Welcome back! It is hard to believe that it is our last edition before the summer. On be-half of the youth and young adult executive, I would like to wish eve-ryone a safe and happy summer holiday and we hope to see you all again in the fall! Re-member, don’t forget God in your summer plans! First of all, our touring of par-ishes to promote Unity 2012 will continue during the sum-mer months. Unity will be held in Pinawa, MB from August 16-19, 2012 and is a gathering of Ukrainian Catholic Young Adults from ages 18-35 to fur-ther understand, embrace and celebrate who they are as Ukrainian Catholics. We have already visited a number of parishes throughout Winnipeg and surrounding areas and are looking at touring more of the rural areas during the summer. Keep watching for when we may come and visit your parish. Speaking of Unity, our major fund-raiser for Unity 2012 will take place on Saturday, September 10, 2011 at Cook’s Creek Grotto. Entitled “A Night for Unity,” this will be an eve-ning of music under the stars with the band Sloohai. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for children and can be purchased by calling 338-7801 ext. 2. We have a special on tickets, if you buy 9 tickets, you will receive one free. Posters will be distributed to all parishes and vari-

ous locations throughout the area. If you are unable to attend the fundraiser but would still like to make a donation towards helping defray the costs of Unity 2012, you can donate by cash or check (made out to “Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy’ re: Unity

2012), all donations over $10 will receive a tax receipt (please in-clude your name, address & phone number for tax receipts). I would like to send out a big Thank You to all those that have already made a donation to-wards Unity 2012! The members attending and planning Unity 2012, thank you also for your help, both financially and spiritu-ally. Secondly, Ukrainian Park Camp will take place this year from July 3-10. This year’s theme is “A Taste of Europe” and the second week will feature a leadership training course for students in grades 9-12. I hope the weather

is sunny & beautiful for the 2 weeks! Third, our World Youth Day pilgrims will be leaving for Spain in early August this summer. Please remember to keep them in your prayers as they journey on this significant event. May they have a pil-grimage filled with faith, fun, and friendships that last a life time! Finally, our wind-up for the UCY executive will take place at Ukrainian Park Camp on July 2nd. We will help with setting up camp then we will have a small retreat to wrap up the year. That’s all for now. See you in the fall Tamara Lisowski

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Youth Article 2

Puzzles & Comics 3

Light Reading 7

Upcoming Events 10

Saint’s Corner 10

Contact Us! 10

Inside this issue:

Ukrainian Catholic Youth and

Young Adult News June/July/August 2011 Volume 9, Issue 7

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Daddy's Little Girl Kitten, I know that you are going through a very hard time in your life right now. You are struggling to get your family together after many years, and finally becoming a whole person trying to make a better life for your children. One that will meet all the standards of the Lord. It is a very hard road to walk down. It is not the "Yellow Brick Road " from the Wizard of OZ it is the "Rocky Road " of life that you must walk, and there is no end. Each step you take, leads to another rock that may cause you to lose your bal-ance. I wish that there was some way I could take each step for you, but that is not the way it is, all I can do is walk along side of you and help you back up, if you stumble. It is the only thing that you can do for your chil-dren also, when it is their turn. No Parent can make the tedious trek for them, everyone has to walk it themselves. My wish and every parents wish is that we can absorb the pain and suf-fering the "Road of Life" brings to our children, but again that is impossible, we can only share it, not take it away. I will make a promise to you as you walk down that hard road, my promise is: 1. I will always be by your

side no matter how tough the going is. 2. I will always have a shoulder for you to lean on. 3. I will always help you up if you stumble. 4. I will always have a tissue to wipe away your tears. 5. I will ALWAYS LOVE YOU Til Time is No More. Thank You for being my Daugh-ter and making this Fathers Day

VERY SPECIAL You are and will always be "Daddy's Little Girl" All My Love Forevermore Dad

Meanest Dad Around

Some people may think that I am exagger-

ating, but I was sure that my Dad had to be

one of the meanest Dads around. He didn't even care, "What the

other kids were getting to do." My Dad had his

rules and he meant them! Dad always

strongly believed that: Allowances are to be earned Good grades are to be made The truth is

to be told Pets are to be fed To fight in the car is to ask for trouble Muscles are to exercised Chores

are to be completed And that hard work never hurt anybody! But, Dad

didn't just tell me to do these things. He showed me how to do

them and smiled when I got it right. Come to think about it, I am turning out okay. Maybe my Dad's kind of meanness just meant he

really loved me . . . loved me enough to make sure I did what was RIGHT. Some day my kids may think that I'm the meanest

parent around. You know, it

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What’s Up with Dads & Baseball? wouldn't be so bad if they did -- and for the very

same reasons! Jerry & Sandi Knode copyright 1990

The Lord's Baseball Bob was caught up in the spirit where he and the Lord stood by to observe a baseball game. The Lord's team was playing Satan's team. The Lord's team was at bat, the score was tied zero to zero, and it was the bottom of the 9th inning with two outs. They continued to watch as a batter stepped up to the plate whose name was Love. Love swung at the first pitch and hit a single, because Love never fails. The next batter was named Faith, who also got a single because Faith works with Love. The next batter up was named Godly wisdom. Satan wound up and threw the first pitch; Godly Wisdom looked it over and let it pass, because Godly Wisdom does not swing at Satan's pitches. Ball one. Three more pitches and Godly Wisdom walked, because Godly wisdom never swings at Satan's throws. The bases were loaded. The Lord then turned to Bob and told him He was now going to bring in His star player. Up to the plate stepped Grace. Bob said he sure did not look like much! Satan's whole team relaxed when they saw Grace. Thinking he had won the game, Satan wound up and fired his first pitch. To the shock of everyone, Grace hit the ball harder than anyone had ever seen. But Satan was not worried; his center fielder, the Prince of the air, let very few get by. He went up for the ball, but it went right through his glove, hit him on the head and sent him crashing on the ground; then it continued over the fence for a home run! The Lord's team won. The Lord then asked Bob if he knew why Love, Faith, and Godly Wisdom could get on base but could not win the game. Bob answered that he did not know why. The Lord explained, "If your love, faith and wis-dom had won the game you would think you had done it by yourself. Love, faith and wisdom will

get you on base, but only My grace can get you home. My grace is the one thing Satan cannot stop."

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Quiz: Where in the Bible? Select one answer for each question. http://www.twopaths.com/

1. Where in the Bible is this verse found? "I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me." (NIV) A: Isaiah B: Matthew C: Romans D: James 2. Which Bible book does this verse come from? "And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love." (NIV) A: Leviticus B: Psalms C: Luke D: 1 Corinthians 3. Where in the Bible is this passage found? "For it is better to suffer for doing good, if suffering should be God's will, than to suffer for doing evil. For Christ also suffered for sins once for all, the righteous for the unrighteous, in order to bring you to God." (NRSV) A: Job B: Esther C: Luke D: 1 Peter

Quiz Answers: 1: B 2: D 3: D Mystery Word: FELLOWSHIP

Bible Word Search: Pentecost and the Early Church

WORD LIST

Amazed, Anointed, Baptized, Believers, Bewildered, Bread, Brethren, Crowd, Determined, Devotion, Endowed, Faithful, Filled, Fire, Galileans, Healing, Jerusalem, Language, Miracles, Multitude, Perplexed, Power, Preaching, Prophesy, Salvation, Sermon, Signs, Sins, Teachings, Thousands, Together, Upper Room, Witness

All the words listed are in the puzzle - left, right, up, down or diagonally. Find each word and click its first letter then its last letter to highlight it. After you have

found all the words, click the leftover letters in the correct order to spell the Mystery Word. To work the puzzle on paper instead: Print this page and

circle each letter of the words you find.

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We wish all the pilgrims going to WYD 2011 a safe trip filled with faith, fun and

friendships that will last a life time! Please pray for them while they are away in August!

Thirty Fifth Convention of the Ukrainian Catholic Council Of The Archeparchy of Winnipeg

“A Call to Holiness-Walking in the Footsteps of Christ”

Keynote Speakers His Most Rev. V. James Weisgerber, Roman Catholic

Archbishop of Winnipeg & His Most Rev. Paul Chomnycky, OSBM Ukrainian Catholic Bishop of Stamford, Connecticut

October 14 & 15, 2011 Canad Inns Polo Park Inn 1405 St. Matthews Ave Winnipeg, MB.

Registration fees: $100.00 (this includes all sessions, coffee breaks, lunch, & banquet)

The Unity2012 planning team would like to visit

your parish!!

They would like to make a presentation to each parish in the city and to the different rural com-munities in MB this summer and fall about what Unity 2012 is all about.

There will be a Unity Representative contacting each parish in the near future, but if you have a specific date that you would like the group to

visit, please e-mail Tamara at youth@archeparchy.ca or call 338-7801 ex 2 or Stefan at

tomorrowsvoice@hotmail.com

The best time would be a ser-vice or event where your ma-jority of 18-35 year olds would be in attendance

This will be a 15 minute PowerPoint presentation.

Ukrainian Park Children’s Camp 2011 - “ A Taste of Europe” - July 3 - 10 , 2011 - Camp #1 - Grades 6 - 10 (completed as of June 30, 2011). July 10 - 17, 2011 - Camp #2 - Kindergarten - Grade 6 (overlap for grade 6) (completed as of June 30, 2011). Leadership/Counsellor Program Camp for Grades 9 - 12 will be held during Camp #2. Applications will be available in April at all par-ishes. Junior and Senior counsellor resumes and Parent volunteers are most welcome. For more information please call 669-3666 or 294-2276.

Please Join Us...

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MOVIES YOU SHOULD SEE!

Rio RIO is an animated comedy about Blu, a cockatoo who was sto-len from his native homeland of Rio de Janeiro when he was a newborn. Having grown up as a pet, Blu has

become very sheltered and domesticated, never even learning to fly. After a horrible kidnapping experience by smug-glers when he was young, Blu was fortunate enough to be found be a good owner, Linda. Since then, Blu has a good life. Linda's small Min-nesota apartment is his kingdom. In that tiny, sheltered place, Blu rules the roost. One day, a Brazilian scientist comes to Linda's door and tells her they would like to take Blu back to Brazil because Blu is the last male bird of his particular species and the scientist needs Blu to mate with a female of his species before that breed of cockatoo is extinct. Linda, much like Blu, is very sheltered and fears the larger world, but decides to go with Blu to Brazil so he can mate with this other bird. Once they arrive, Blu is put into a cage with Jewel, the last female of their kind. The two birds do not hit it off, especially as Jewel learns Blu is just a domestic pet who cannot even fly. That night, smugglers break into the aviary, chain Blu and Jewel together by the feet and steal them. While Linda tirelessly searches the streets of Rio for her lost bird, Blu and Jewel manage to break free of the smugglers. Chained together, Blu and Jewel must outwit the smugglers and their villain-ous cockatoo who are hot on their trail. RIO is a fun, action-filled animated comedy with some fun characters and enjoyable twists and turns. However, the movie contains a strong moral worldview with elements of heroism, cour-age, friendship, and sacrifice as well as a mild allegory of God's pursuit for his lost children as Linda searches for Blu, her lost bird. Also, Rio’s fabulous mountaintop statue of “Christ, Our Re-deemer” is overtly displayed throughout the movie.

Highly Recommended!!! BOOKS YOU SHOULD READ!

Where Do I Go? A House of Hope Novel by

Neta Jackson

For everyone who loves the best-selling Yada Yada Prayer Group novels comes a brand new series sprinkled with familiar faces and places from the Yada Yada world. It’s the perfect novel to start with—or to meet friends from past Yada stories. Gabrielle Fairbanks has nearly lost touch with the carefree, spir-ited young woman she was when she married her husband fifteen years ago. But when the couple moves to Chicago to accommo-date Philip’s ambition, Gabby longs for the chance to find real purpose in her own life. A chance encounter with a homeless woman suddenly opens a door she never expected. The women of Manna House Women’s Shelter need a Program Director—and she has the right credentials. Gabby’s in her element, feeling God’s call on her life at last, even though Philip doesn’t like the changes he sees in her. But she never anticipated his ultima-tum: quit your job at the shelter or risk divorce and losing custody of our sons. In this moment, Gabby’s entire foundation shifts. She must find refuge, as in the song they sing at Sunday worship: “Where do I go when there’s no one else to turn to … I go to the Rock I know that’s able, I go to the Rock.” Romantic Times Book Reviews says, “Exquisite characters coupled with God's mercy and love emanate from each page.” Publisher's Weekly adds, “Jackson's Yada Yada series has sold half a million copies, and this new offshoot series ... promises the same.... The book's dramatic ending ... leav[es] readers eager for the next installment in the se-ries.” But you don't have to wait until September 2009 for more Yada Yada. Be sure to order Dave's parallel novel, Harry Bentley's Second Chance, A Yada Yada Brothers Novel.

The other books in the series for you summer reading:

Who Do I Talk To? (Yada Yada House of Hope Series, Book 2) Who Do I Lean On? (Yada Yada House of Hope Series, Book 3) Who Is My Shelter? (Yada Yada House of Hope, Book 4) All 4 books by Neta Jackson Thank you Saint Therese for favors received novena. JS

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Please Join Us... Thank you Saint Therese for favors received novena. JS

Mommy, Listen to Me! A mother and her five-year-old son were talking about what he learned in kindergarten that day. The mother let her mind wander while her son was speaking. He began tapping on her knee and said, "Mommy, listen to me!" "But I am listening," replied the mother. "No, you’re not," said her son, "You’re not in your eyes."

The Dawn of Routine There is an old story about a mother who saw her six-year-old son and finds him sobbing. "What's the matter?" she asks. "I've just figured out how to tie my shoes." "Well, honey, that's won-derful." Being a wise mother, she recognizes his victory in the Eriksonian struggle of autonomy versus doubt: "You're growing up, but why are you crying?" "Because," he says, "now I'll have to do it every day for the rest of my life."

Staying Attached in Marriage

While browsing in a Christian bookstore one day, I discovered a shelf of "reduced price" items. Among the gifts was a little figu-rine of a man and woman, their heads lovingly tilted toward one another. "Happy 10th Anniversary" read the inscription. It ap-peared to be in perfect condition, yet its tag indicated "damaged." Examining it more closely, I found another tag un-derneath and chuckled—"Wife is coming unglued."

Pope John Paul II Speaks to Youth Week Twenty-Two You will be my witnesses... (Acts 1:8) "Dear young people, proclaiming the Word of God is not the responsibility of priests or religious alone, but it is yours too. You must have the courage to speak about Christ in your families and in places where you study, work or recreate... There are places and circumstances where you alone can bring the seed of God's Word." --Pope John Paul II, World Youth Day VII

Think About That Where are the places that "you alone" can share God's word with others? Are there people you know through school or work or sports or other activities that you can reach better than anyone else? Sharing God's word with them is a special thing you can do. Take Action Identify one person that you can share God's word with at school, at home, at work, or in some other place. Take time this week to talk with this person and share something of God's word with them. You may share something you read in the Bible or you may want to simply say kind words to them. Say A Prayer Lord, grant me the courage to accept the unique role I have in sharing your word with others. Grant me, also, the courage to share your word, to not be afraid to do so. Did You Know? John Paul II was installed as the Archbishop of Krakow, Poland, on March 8, 1964.

Taken from...My Dear Young Friends: Pope John Paul II Speaks to Youth on Life, Love, and Courage My Dear Young Friends, a collection of fifty-two weekly reflections on living in the Spirit, invites young people to read and act on Pope John Paul II's inspiring addresses to young people gathered at annual World Youth Day celebrations. Please visit www.smp.org for more information from the publisher, Saint Mary's Press. FOUND ONLINE AT:http://www.youthapostles.com

- On the Lighter Side -

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Sweet & White Potato Salad prep time 10 min total time 2 hr makes 10 servings, 1/2 cup (125 mL) each Ingredients 3/4 lb. (340 g) new potatoes, quartered 1 large sweet potato (3/4 lb./340 g), peeled, cut into 1-inch chunks 1/2 cup Miracle Whip Calorie-Wise Dressing 1 Tbsp. stone ground mustard 1/4 tsp. cayenne pepper 1/3 cup Oscar Mayer Real Bacon Pieces 2 green onions, sliced

BRING water to boil in large saucepan. Add new potatoes; cook 3 min. Add sweet potatoes; cook 10 min. or until all potatoes are ten-der. Drain potatoes; place in large bowl. Cool. MIX Miracle Whip, mustard, and pepper. Add to pota-toes with remaining ingredients;

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mix lightly. REFRIGERATE 1 hour. kraft kitchens tips Extra-Spicy Potato Salad If you like your potato salad extra spicy, increase cayenne pepper to 1/2 tsp. Food Facts New potato sizes can range from 1 to 2 inch. If using larger new potatoes, cut each into 6 pieces instead of into quar-ters before cooking as directed. nutritional information serving size = 1/2 cup (125 mL) per serving Calories 100 Total fat 2 g Saturated fat 0.5 g Cholesterol 5 mg

Sodium 220 mg Carbohy-drate 17 g Dietary fibre 2 g Sugars 4 g Protein 3 g

Campfire Potatoes Ingredients:

• 12 potatoes, peeled and sliced

• 1/2 lb. cheddar cheese, sliced

• 4 medium onions, sliced

• 1 tsp. salt

• 1/2 tsp. pepper Preparation Mix all ingredients. Place in tinfoil on campfire or buried in campfire coals, if you have them. If you are at home, place the recipe in a casserole and bake at 350°F for about 1 hour or until the potatoes (upon stabbing for tenderness) feel like they are cooked.

Notes: This recipe is very much like scalloped potatoes but without the cream or the flour based recipe. Makes: 6 - 8 servings Total Time: 1 hr 1 min

UNITY 2012 PARISH TOURS ~ BVM ROSSDALE PARISH APRIL 17 & HOLY EUCHARIST PARISH MAY 1

~ From the Chancery Pantry ~ Summer Potato Ideas!!

"Daily pressures can peeve, provoke, and perturb us; private prayers can strengthen, steady, and support us."

William Arthur Ward Thought for the Month!

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"The first stage of growth is Physical and is usually developed around 18 years of age. The second stage is mental and takes

several more years to develop. The third, and final, stage of growth occurs when you take responsibility for the first two

stages." Frank Delessio

WALK A LITTLE PLAINER, DADDY

WALK A LITTLE

PLAINER, DADDY SAID A LITTLE

CHILD, SO FRAIL. I'M FOLLOWING IN YOUR FOOTSTEPS, AND DON'T WANT

TO FAIL SOMETIMES YOUR STEPS ARE VERY

PLAIN SOMETIMES

HARD TO SEE. SO WALK A LITTLE PLAINER, DADDY

FOR YOU ARE LEADING ME. I KNOW THAT

ONCE YOU WALKED

THIS WAY, MANY YEARS AGO,

AND WHAT YOU DID ALONG THE WAY I'D REALLY LIKE TO KNOW.

FOR SOMETIMES I AM TEMPTED AND DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO

SO WALK A LITTLE PLAINER, DADDY, FOR I MUST FOLLOW YOU

SOMEDAY WHEN I 'VE GROWN UP YOU ARE LIKE I WANT TO BE

THEN I WILL KNOW A LITTLE CHILD WHO WILL WANT TO FOLLOW ME.

SO WALK A LITTLE PLAINER, DADDY FOR WE ARE FOLLOW YOU

Written by Forrest Flowers JANUARY 13, 1969

http://mrmom.amaonline.com/poems/walkalittleplainer.htm

"I fear waking up one morning and finding out my life was all for nothing. We’re here for a reason. I believe a bit of the reason is to throw little torches out to lead peo-ple through the dark. When you are kind to someone in trouble, you hope they re-member and are kind to someone else and so on. Soon it’ll be like a wildfire." Whoopie Goldberg

"Nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could only do a little." Edmund Burke

Social scientists are asking us to take notice that as our technological resources increase, our sense of community decreases. A great paradox of our time is that while technol-ogy offers us instant com-munication, we use it to isolate ourselves from each other. We face a world without insight into the social nature of man." Speaker’s Resource, Vol. 10, # 4, 21

Thank you Saint Therese for favors received novena. JS

"Acceptance of what has happened is the first step to overcoming the

consequences of any misfortune." William James

Saint’s Corner

Note: WYD 2011 ~ August 2011

Unity 2012 ~ 13 months

Tamara Lisowski 233 Scotia St

Winnipeg, Manitoba R2V 1V7

August 2-24 The WYD 2011 Cana-dian Pilgrimage will take place from August 2-24. For more info call Fr Mike or Sophia at The Welcome Home ~ 946-5352 or e-mail whome01@mymts.net Please pray for our pilgrims who will be making this journey. Saturday, September 10 Unity 2012 MB group will be holding a our major fundraiser. will take place at Cook’s Creek Grotto. Entitled “A Night for Unity,” this will be an evening of music under the stars with the band Sloohai. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for children and can be pur-chased by calling 338-7801 ext. 2. Ticket special ~ if you buy 9 tickets, you will receive one free.

Please note: I will be on leave from February 15 until June 16. I will be checking e-mails periodically during that time.

Unity 2012 Parish Touring The Unity 2012 team is visiting the various parishes of Archeparchy of Winnipeg from the beginning of March until December 2011. June 12 ~ Immaculate Conception Parish, Cooks Creek June 18 & 19 ~ St Anne’s Parish June 26 ~ Sts Peter & Paul Parish The group would like to inform all the parishes in the Archeparchy of what Unity 2012 is all about! They also have a short 15 minute PowerPoint presentation to show the parishes.

Saturday, July 2 Unity 2012 MB group will be helping set up for camp at Ukrainian Park and we will follow this with a mini retreat in the evening. The whole MB planning group is requested to attend the retreat. We will meet out at the camp at 1pm. Set up & cleaning will be from 1pm to 5pm, supper from 5pm to 7pm in Gimli, followed by the retreat from 7pm to 11pm. Please con-tact the youth office for more informa-tion on the retreat. July 3 –17 Ukrainian Park Camp will be taking place. This years theme is ’A Taste of Europe’ Please contact Joan at 669-3666 or zenova@mts.net for more information.

Phone: 204-338-7801 Fax: 204-339-4006

New*** Email: youth@archeparchy.ca

Upcoming Events!

Saint Justin Martyr Also known as Justin the Philosopher Memorial 1 June formerly 14 April Profile Pagan philosopher who con-verted at age 30 by reading the Scriptures and witnessing the heroism and faith of martyrs. Used his philosophical and oratorical skills to dispute with pagans and explain the faith, becoming one of the first great Christian apolo-gists. He opened a school of public debate in Rome, Italy. All this naturally brought him to the attention of the au-thorities, and he died a martyr. This Saint, who was from Neapolis of Palestine, was a follower of Plato the philosopher. Born in 103, he came to the Faith of Christ when he was already a mature man, seek-ing to find God through philosophy and human rea-soning. A venerable elder appeared to him and spoke to him about the Prophets who had taught of God not through their own wisdom, but by revelation; and he led him to knowledge of Christ, Who is the fulfillment of what the Prophets taught. Saint Justin soon became a fervent follower of Christ, and an illustrious apologist of the Evangelical teachings. To the end of his life, while preaching Christ in all parts, he never put off his philoso-pher's garb. In Rome, he gave the Emperor Antoninus Pius (reigned 138-161) an apology wherein he proved the innocence and holiness of the Christian Faith, persuading him to relieve the persecution of Christians. Through the machinations of Crescens, a Cynic philosopher who envied him, Saint Justin was beheaded in Rome in 167 under Antoninus' succes-sor, Marcus Aurelius (reigned 161-180). Besides his defense of Christian-ity (First and Second Apologies), Saint Justin wrote against paganism (Discourse to the Greeks, Hortatory Address to the Greeks), and refuted Jewish objections against Christ (Dialogue with Trypho) Born c.100 at Nablus, Palestine Died beheaded in 165 at Rome, Italy; relics in the Capuchin church, Rome Canonized Pre-Congregation Patronage apologists, lecturers, ora-tors, philosophers, speakers

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Unity 2012 For those interested in helping

plan Unity 2012, please Contact: Tamara Lisowski

(204) 338-7801 &/or

Sr. Janet Kozak, SSMI (204) 586-2906

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