Our Lady of Peace Retreat
Franciscan Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Sorrows
Spring 2016 Newsletter
Dear Friends,
For this beautiful Year of Mercy, I want to share with you some excerpts I
came across recently from Dr. Robert Stackpole’s The Divine Mercy Message
of St. Francis of Assisi. Dr. Stackpole is the Director of the John Paul II
Institute of Divine Mercy, an apostolate of the Marian Fathers of the
Immaculate Conception. He helps illustrate how important Divine Mercy
was to St. Francis.
In the High Middle Ages, the theme of the merciful love of God was
certainly not the exclusive property of St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Catherine
of Siena, and the Dominicans. The early Franciscans also contributed
to the Church’s meditation on Divine Mercy in their own distinctive
way. For example, we know from The Life of St. Francis, written by St.
Bonaventure, that one of the divine perfections that St. Bonaventure
saw most clearly reflected in St. Francis of Assisi was the Divine Mercy.
Bonaventure writes the following lines in the “Prologue” to the biography:
In these latter days the grace of God our Savior has appeared in his servant Francis
to all who are truly humble and lovers of holy poverty. In him they can venerate
God’s superabundant mercy, and be taught by his example to live in conformity with
Christ, and to thirst after blessed hope with unflagging desire.
Later in the same work, St. Bonaventure tells us that one of the principal intentions of St. Francis’s own
prayers was pleading for mercy upon the world, on the basis of the sorrowful passion of Jesus Christ:
When the man of God was left alone and at peace, he would fill the groves with sighs, sprinkle the ground with tears, striking
his breast with his fist, and having found there a kind of secret hiding place, would converse with his Lord...There he would
answer his Judge, there he would entreat his Father, there he would entertain his Friend; and there also on several occasions
the friars who were devoutly observing him heard him groan aloud.
The Little Flowers of St. Francis also contain several Divine Mercy stories. One taken from Chapter 26
describes how St. Francis converted three robbers by preaching to them about God’s mercy:
“Let us go,” said one [of the robbers], “to St. Francis, and if he gives us hope that we may be able to turn from our sins to
the mercy of God, let us do that which he commands us, if by so doing we may deliver our souls from the pains of hell.” This
counsel was pleasing to the others, and so all three of them being agreed, they went in haste to St. Francis and spoke to him
thus, “Father, by reason of the many horrible sins which we have committed, we do not believe that we can turn to the mercy of
God. But if you have any hope that God will receive us with mercy, indeed we are ready to do what you shall bid us, and to do
penance with you.” Then St. Francis received them lovingly and benignly, with many examples, assuring them of the mercy
of God and promising them that of a certainty he would obtain it for them from God, showing them that the mercy of God is
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infinite, and even if our sins were infinite the mercy of God is greater than our
sins, according to the Gospel. St. Paul the Apostle said, “Christ the blessed
came into the world to redeem sinners.” Through these words and similar
teachings, the three robbers renounced the devil and his works. St. Francis
received them into the Order, and they began to do great penance.”
What a living example St. Francis was of the merciful love of God.
May you experience the blessings in your lives of this Extraordinary
Holy Year of Divine Mercy. Be assured of our prayers for you
throughout the year.
Pax et Bonum…Peace and Good,
Jesus, I trust in You!
Sr. Anne Marie, OSF
Superior General
Retreat House News
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Recent Retreats
Galilea Retreat with Fr. Lucas,
Fr. Ivan from the St. John Society
and Sr. Teresa from the
Society of Mary (back row)
WINTER
EARLY SPRING
Mater Dei Radio Staff with Fr. Gabriel Mosher, OP
Teams of Our Lady with Fr. Francis Chun in foreground.
Teams of Our Lady is a ministry for married couples.
It promotes marriage and family life through the
formation of small couple groups. If you are interested in
enriching your marriage contact: Teams of Our Lady at
www.teamsofourlady.org
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Retreat House News
In Gratitude for a Beautiful Day
O
n February 2, Our Lady’s Luncheon Tea and Silent Auction in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe had a
festive Mexican theme. Sr. Angela prepared a variety of tea sandwiches and her mouth watering, eggpastry beef empanadas. Thanks to the generosity of the 140 attending the event, and the matching gifts
raised from a lively paddle raise conducted by Sr. Anne Marie, our net profit this year was $50,251.26. This was a
substantial increase from last year’s net proceeds. Our heartfelt thanks to those who attended, the Tea Committee
for their planning, and to our volunteers who put in many hours the day of the event. We wanted to thank, in
a special way, all those who helped with the Tea this year, so Fr. Chun offered Mass on the Solemnity of the
Annunciation in their behalf. Next year, we will host our Tea on February 7, 2017. Please mark your calendars!
Joan Koessler and Gerry
Delaney after basket assembly
are ready for the bidders
Sr. Agnes Clare with the servers from
the Franciscan Girls Club
Leandra and
Vivian say
”More, tea, please! “
Kathy Reis, adds finishing
touches to the doorprizes
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Our three joyful Sisters
Leonard LeClair and Leah Frost
Tom Morse at the Piano
Women from Holy Trinity Parish
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Retreat House News
(continued from previous page)
Jocelyn Bates,
Portland Architect,
presents the initial plan
for the updating of the
Retreat House Chapel.
This stack of registration
books, Sr. Anne Marie
explains, represent the
many retreatants at
Our Lady of Peace Retreat,
since the retreat house
opened its doors in 1952.
Outdoor Stations of the Cross Vandalism
T
hese challenging times have
not left the retreat house
untouched. Late last fall, the
Galilea Women’s Retreat group was
praying the Rosary along the outdoor
Stations of the Cross, when the
retreatants happened upon overturned
benches, the desecration of one of the stations and later the discovery
that the beautiful life-size marble statue of St. Joseph had been toppled
and was lying face down in the mud. Due to the impact of the fall, the
head was separated from the body. What sadness and shock everyone
felt that day. Sr. Anne Marie phoned the police and made a report, but
to date, we do not know who was responsible.
We were awaiting a run of
sunny days for the earth
to harden enough for our
Maintenance Crew to
extricate the statue, when
as Providence would have
it, Fr. Gregory Dick, O.
Praem., was giving the
Men’s Retreat over the
weekend of April 14-16 here at the retreat house. Fr. Gregory is a
Norbertine priest from St. Michael’s Abbey in Silverado, California, and
is well-acquainted with outdoor “projects.” The photos say everything!
Father organized a work party from among the men on retreat, and on
that warm Saturday afternoon, they restored St. Joseph to his upright
position – and rightful place – on the retreat house grounds. Now our
Maintenance Crew will put up another arbor and plantings to adorn the
area. [Donations for this, gratefully accepted]. Our heartfelt thanks to
Fr. Gregory and the work party. We suspect that this was one retreat
experience our men were not expecting when they arrived for the
weekend and one they will never forget!
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Retreat House Comings and Goings
From France
W
e had the pleasure of having Fr. Jacques Philippe and
Sr. Clare from the Community of the Beatitudes spend
a few days here at the retreat house, while Fr. Jacques
was giving a parish mission at our local parish, in Beaverton, St.
Cecilia. Fr. Jacques, is the author of five best-selling books that
were inspired by conferences he had given as a retreat master.
The photo at right was taken after breakfast in the Sisters’
Dining room. Fr. Cary Reniva, Pastor of St. Cecilia, Fr. Jacques
and Sister Clare are in the back row. The Sisters have extended an invitation to Fr. Jacques to give both the men’s
and women’s silent retreats in Spring of 2018. We are awaiting his reply.
From Belarus...with Love
T
wo Russian Orthodox Sisters of Mercy from Belarus, Maria and Anastasia,
visited us for 10 days in early April. While here, they traveled to local Catholic
parishes to display their religious articles and artwork. The money they raise
supports, among other apostolates, their home for mentally challenged children and
adults, and a home for men recently released from prison. Their Convent is named
after the Holy Martyr Grand Duchess Elizabeth who perished during the Bolshevik
Revolution. St. Elizabeth’s love and concern for the underprivileged was also the
inspiration for the Sisters of Mercy, founded 17 years ago.
For more information concerning their lives and work visit:
http://www.obitel-minsk.by/obitel-minsk_mid478.html
Joseph Borsch 1933~2016
Requiescant in Pace
Please remember in your prayers our recently
deceased friends and benefactors:
Matthew Bisson
Joseph Borsch
Andrew Dang
Minnie Diss
Margie Einarsson
Steven “Dutch” Petersen
We remember a long-time friend
of the Community, Joseph Borsch,
who passed away February 10 after
a 16-year battle with cancer. We
became acquainted with Joseph
through the silent men’s retreats to
which he came often. He offered his
expertise, thereafter helping with
different projects, which evolved into a lifelong friendship
with the Sisters. He especially enjoyed working with his
fellow Knights of Columbus on our Barbecue each August,
cooking and helping with advertising. We will always
remember his Burma Shave type signs along the outer
retreat house walls. We offer our condolences to his lovely
wife Lucille and the family. “Eternal rest grant unto him,
O Lord, and may perpetual light shine upon him.”
Are you thinking about leaving a gift in your will?
Please consider The Franciscan Missionary Sisters of
Our Lady of Sorrows at Our Lady of Peace Retreat.
Terese, Anthony
and Cecilia Allam
are regulars in the
Children’s Section
of the Bookstore.
Visit our Retreat House
Gift Shop and Bookstore!
Come and browse our ever-expanding
book selection! Spanish and English
Bibles, books, CD’s and DVD’s in
stock. Statues, rosaries and holy cards.
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Franciscan Fioretti
Thoughts on the Rosary—By Fr. Dolindo Ruotolo
A bright cloud of spirituality rising from every home and every heart (translated from the Italian)
(Letter to E.C., a spiritual child of Fr. Dolindo)
I
am writing to you in the light of the
Holy Rosary, the prayer that brings
us so close to Our Lord and which
is today the object of a feast day on the
Liturgical Calendar of the Church. One
wonders how it is possible that a prayer
can be the object of a feast day. The object of a feast is a
Divine Mystery, Mary Most Holy or a Saint. With this
prayer, however, Mary Most Holy comes to meet Christians
in the same way that she meets them at Lourdes, Fatima,
Tre-Fontane and any other place where she appeared.
She comes with all the riches of the mysteries of the Life,
Passion, Death and Resurrection of Our Lord. Do we
not honor the wheat that is used for the Sacrament of the
Eucharist?
Amid the disharmony of our chaotic lives,
the Rosary is the instrument, the harp or
the psaltery with its ten chords for each
group of harmonies. With the Rosary
we continually raise a song of love from
earth. In the excessive materialism of
our life, it is a bright cloud of spirituality,
rising from every home and every heart.
Does not the harpist play music written
by a master? Does he not go over it again and again, with
his finger on the chords, making the sweet sounds, written
from the heart and produced by the press of his fingers?
Well then, so do we. We recite the Rosary going over the
keys of love flowering from the life of Jesus and Mary in
the mysteries of their lives. On the beads of the Rosary we
sing those canticles of love that redeemed us.
The Rosary is a granary of Graces.
As an army has its march music, marking the time for the
soldiers, so does the Rosary lovingly mark time for the
Church Militant. It is like the clashing of the trumpets
accompanying the siege of Jericho and it shook its walls
to the foundation. Nor could the Turkish army resist the
power of that sound of faith and were put to flight. Nor
could the Communist army offer resistance in a situation
that was even worse.
Do we not honor the grapes used for the
Sacrament of the Eucharist? The Rosary
is the vineyard that produces the fruits
of Jesus and Mary. It has been and still
is the vineyard of God and the fullness
of life for us. Mary Most Holy wanted the
beads to be called Rosary, that is, a rosebush.
Roses bloom in the mild weather, but they remain in bloom
all year around. The same is true of the Rosary for Christian
people. The Rosary is newly born every day. It is a rosebush
that we offer to God every day, much as incense was offered
to God, on an altar of gold, in ancient times.
This is the prayer to which
the Church dedicates a
Solemn Feast, a summary
of all the other Feasts and
a perpetual Rosary in the
The Rosary is not only an instrument for counting the
annual liturgical cycle. We
number of the Hail Mary’s, Our Father’s and Glory Be’s; it
start this mystical Rosary
is a heavenly garland of precious pearls, in which every part
with Advent and we close it with the Marian Feast in
affords a treasure of Indulgences and assurance of mercy
October. Then it proceeds again until the Church Militant
for the merits of Jesus and Mary.
triumphs in the glory of the Feast of All Saints.
Praying the Rosary is like the
O Most Holy Rosary, the incense kindled by Mary Most
rolling of the pictures of a movie, a
Holy, you are the fragrance mixed by her with the art of
reminder of the great Mysteries of
a master, because the Joyful, Sorrowful, Luminous and
our Redemption, showing them over
Glorious Mysteries raise a fragrant cloud of the prayer.
and over again. The soul is like the
big screen on which we see the movie O Most Holy Rosary, may your flowers bloom on the
desolate flowerbeds of unbelievers and let simple and
and in this vision the soul can keep
lively faith come to bloom again.
attentive to God and His Church.
Who can recall well the Mysteries
– Fr. Dolindo Ruotolo, Servant of God
of our Redemption without the
– and Franciscan Tertiary.
Rosary? The secret of our interior life is in the recalling
For information on his life and writings visit:
of the mysteries. They are essential if we want to be good
www.dolindo.org
Christians and bear the marks of Christ.
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Upcoming Events
SAVE THE DATE!
Auction Procurement
for Our Lady’s Tea
August 7, 2016
Our Lady of Peace Retreat
Annual BBQ & “Fun”draiser
The Procurement Committee
is accepting donations of gift
baskets, event tickets, gift
cards, jewelry and art for our
Our Lady’s Tea and Silent
Auction, February of 2017. Additionally, we are
hoping to purchase 40 three-tiered Serving Sets
at $54.86 available online, two for each table,
to facilitate the food service at our tea (see
photo at right). Please phone the retreat office
Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 5 pm, if
you are able to help with any of the above.
Upcoming Retreats sponsored by the Retreat House
Phone the retreat house at 503-649-7127 for more information or to register:
email us at [email protected]. or www.olpretreat.org or phone 503-649-7127
“ I will lead her into
the desert and speak
to her heart…”
Women’s Silent Retreat
September 16-18, 2016
With Fr. Cary Reniva, Pastor of
St. Cecilia Church in Beaverton
June 21-29, 2016
Sisters and Lay Women’s
Eight-Day Silent Retreat
With Fr. Dean Stasell, LC
Theme: Journeying with the Women
Giants in the Biblical Tradition
Theme: Did our hearts not burn as he talked to us?
The weekend begins with dinner on Friday
and concludes with brunch on Sunday.
For consecrated and lay women interested in spending
an extended period of time (eight days) in which to
grow closer to the Lord in prayer and reflection.
Conferences, Holy Mass, Eucharistic Adoration,
Opportunity for confession. Quiet time for private prayer.
Rate: $150 for the weekend, includes
private room/shared bath, meals.
The retreat begins with dinner on Wednesday, June
21 and concludes after breakfast on June 29.
Weekend Commuter Rate with meals: $100
Rates: Full Retreat – $460.00
Partial Stay – $75.00 overnight with 3 meals.
(to view retreat schedule, go to
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Phone: 503-649-7127
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June 9 June
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- 12, 2016
TROUBADOURS
OF PEACE
ANNUAL
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MEETING
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OF PEACE
ANNUAL
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MEETING
Contact:
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Daniel,
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at
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June 16June
- 19,162016
- 19, 2016
CONSECRATED
VIRGINS
RETREAT
CONSECRATED
VIRGINS
RETREAT
Contact:
Regina
Dibb
at
503-327-5164
Contact: Regina Dibb at 503-327-5164
OCTOBER
OCTOBER
October
7
9,
2016
October 7 - 9, 2016
CATHOLIC
ENGAGED
ENCOUNTER
CATHOLIC
ENGAGED
ENCOUNTER
Contacts:
John &John
Mary
at 503-697-3545
Contacts:
&Saxman
Mary Saxman
at 503-697-3545
Wednesday,
October
12, 2016
Wednesday,
October
12, 2016
ARCHDIOCESAN
COUNCIL
OF CATHOLIC
WOMEN
ARCHDIOCESAN COUNCIL
OF CATHOLIC
WOMEN
RETREAT
RETREAT
RetreatRetreat
Directors:
Fr. Francis
Chun &
Directors:
Fr. Francis
Chun &
MotherMother
Mary of
the
Angels,
SR
Mary of the Angels, SR
Theme:
“Mary“Mary
our Mother
and Guide”
Theme:
our Mother
and Guide”
Contact:
Sue
Anker
at
503-252-2574
Contact: Sue Anker at 503-252-2574
June 21
- 29,
June
212016
- 29, 2016
SISTERS
AND LAY
RETREAT
SISTERS
AND WOMEN’S
LAY WOMEN’S
RETREAT
Theme:Theme:
“Did Our
Hearts
Not
Burn
as
He Spoke
to Us?”to Us?”
“Did Our Hearts Not Burn
as He Spoke
October
14 - 16,142016f
October
- 16, 2016f
Retreat
Master:
Rev.
Dean
Stasell,
LC
REJOICE
AND BE
FREE
RETREAT
Retreat Master: Rev. Dean Stasell, LC
REJOICE
AND
BE FREE
RETREAT
$460 per
person
Contact:
Heather
Renshaw
at 503-985-8373
$460 per person
Contact: Heather Renshaw
at 503-985-8373
JULYJULY
October
21 - 23,
October
212016
- 23, 2016
July 11
- 15,
- Friday)
July
112016
- 15,(Monday
2016 (Monday
- Friday)
TIGARD
KNITTING
GUILD
INSTITUTE
IN
CATHOLIC
TEACHING
TIGARD
KNITTING
GUILD
INSTITUTE IN CATHOLIC TEACHING
Contact:
Lou
Travis
at
503-806-0460
Contact:
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Travis
at
503-806-0460
A Catholic
Education
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with
day
and
evening
lecA Catholic Education Retreat with day and evening lectures. tures.
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October
27 - 30,
October
27 2016
- 30, 2016
July 17 - 29, 2016
July 17 - 29, 2016
GENERAL
CHAPTER
MEETING
GENERAL
CHAPTER
MEETING
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Missionary
Sisters
of Our of
Lady
Sorrows
Franciscan Missionary Sisters
OurofLady
of Sorrows
AUGUST
AUGUST
Sunday,
August
7,
2016
Sunday, August 7, 2016
ANNUAL
FAMILY
BARBECUE
ANNUAL
FAMILY
BARBECUE
Noon Noon
to 6 pm
to 6 pm
Food, Food,
Games,
Door Prizes
& Sweepstakes
PrizesPrizes
Games,
Door Prizes
& Sweepstakes
Gift Shop & Bookstore open
Gift Shop & Bookstore open
August 26 - 28, 2016
August 26 - 28, 2016
WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER
WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER
Contacts: Ron & Hilarie Tesch at 503-704-0836 or
Contacts: Ron & Hilarie Tesch at 503-704-0836 or
John & LaVonne Doherty at 503-285-9762
John & LaVonne Doherty at 503-285-9762
SEPTEMBER
SEPTEMBER
September 2 - 4, 2016
September 2 - 4, 2016
IGNATIAN RETREAT
IGNATIAN
RETREAT
Contact:
Tania Le at
503-579-3052
Contact: Tania Le at 503-579-3052
September 9 - 11 2016
September
9 - 11
2016
LEGION
OF MARY
RETREAT
LEGION
OF
MARY
RETREAT
Contact: Penny Mock at 503-490-8777
Contact: Penny Mock at 503-490-8777
September 16 - 18, 2016
September
16 - RETREAT
18, 2016
WOMEN’S
SILENT
WOMEN’S
SILENT
Retreat Master: Rev. Cary RETREAT
Reniva
Retreat
Master:with
Rev.the
Cary
Reniva
Theme:
“Journeying
Women
Giants of the
Theme:
“Journeying
with
the
Women Giants of the
Biblical Tradition”
Biblical
Tradition”
$150 per
person
$150 per person
September 21 - 26, 2016
21 -RETREAT
26, 2016
GRIEFSeptember
TO GRACE
GRIEF
TO GRACE
RETREAT
Contact:
Fr. Peter
O’Brien at
541-258-5333
Contact: Fr. Peter O’Brien at 541-258-5333
September 30 - October 2, 2016
- October
2, 2016
OCDSSeptember
RETREAT30(Secular
Carmelites)
OCDS
RETREAT
(Secular
Contacts: Jeff and Sylvia Bryant atCarmelites)
971-216-1374
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OPUS OPUS
SANCTORUM
ANGELORUM
RETREAT
SANCTORUM
ANGELORUM
RETREAT
Contact:
Sr. Maria
HelenaHelena
at 313-527-1739
Contact:
Sr. Maria
at 313-527-1739
NOVEMBER
NOVEMBER
Tuesday,
November
1,
20161, 2016
Tuesday, November
ALL SAINTS
DAY RETREAT
ALL SAINTS
DAY RETREAT
Retreat
Master:
Most Rev.
SmithSmith
Retreat Master:
MostPeter
Rev. Peter
Theme:
“One
with
the
Saints”
Theme: “One with the Saints”
9:00 am
- 2:30
open at
8:30atam
9:00
am -pm;
2:30doors
pm; doors
open
8:30 am
$40 per person, includes lunch
$40 per person, includes lunch
November 4 - 6, 2016
November 4 - 6, 2016
GALILEA RETREAT FOR WOMEN
GALILEA RETREAT FOR WOMEN
St. Patrick Parish, Portland
St. Patrick Parish, Portland
Contact: Fr. Lucas Laborde, SSJ, at 503-222-4086
Contact: Fr. Lucas Laborde, SSJ, at 503-222-4086
November 11 -13, 2016
November
11 -13, 2016
CATHOLIC
ENGAGED
ENCOUNTER
CATHOLIC
ENGAGED
Contacts: John & Mary
Saxman ENCOUNTER
at 503-697-3545
Contacts: John & Mary Saxman at 503-697-3545
November 18 - 20, 2016
November 18RETREAT
- 20, 2016 FOR MEN
AMBASSADORS
AMBASSADORS
St. Patrick Parish, PortlandRETREAT FOR MEN
St.Fr.
Patrick
Portland
Contact:
LucasParish,
Laborde,
SSJ at 503-222-4086
Contact: Fr. Lucas Laborde, SSJ at 503-222-4086
Wednesday, November 30, 2016
Wednesday,
November 30, 2016
ADVENT
DAY RETREAT
ADVENT
DAY
RETREAT
Retreat
Master: Fr.
Dave
Gutmann
Retreat
Master:
Fr. Dave Gutmann
Theme: “The Holy Longing”
Theme:
Holy Longing”
9:00 am
- 2:30“The
pm; doors
open at 8:30 am
9:00 am - 2:30 pm; doors open at 8:30 am
$40 per person, includes lunch
$40 per person, includes lunch
DECEMBER
DECEMBER
Saturday, December 10, 2016
Saturday, December
10, 2016
VOLUNTEERS
& BENEFACTORS
& BENEFACTORS
MASSVOLUNTEERS
OF THANKSGIVING
& LUNCHEON
MASS OF THANKSGIVING & LUNCHEON
December 25, 2016
December
25, 2016
A BLESSED
CHRISTMAS!
A BLESSED CHRISTMAS!