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March 18, 2007 2ND ANNUAL BOSTON CATHOLIC WOMEN’S CONFERENCE DISCOVERING THE TREASURE WITHIN MARCH 18, 2007 BOSTON CONVENTION & EXHIBITION CENTER SOUTH BOSTON n the presence of God and of Christ Jesus, who will judge theI living and the dead, and in view of his appearing and his kingdom, I give you this charge: Preach the Word; be prepared correct, rebuke and encourage—with great patience and careful instruc- tion. For the time will come when men will not put up with sound doctrine... 2 Timothy 4:1-3 Don’t Let the Conference Experience End! Be sure to tune in to In Season and out of Season for follow-up teachings that will reflect on the 2007 Boston Catholic Men’s and Women’s Conferences. Monday -Friday Radio Schedule: WEZE-AM (590 on the dial) WROL-AM (950 on the dial) 11:15 to 11:30 am 11:30 am to 12:00 noon 9:45 to 10:00 pm Web 3:00 to 3:15 am www.inseason.net In Season and out of Season is the Boston-based, Catholic, evangelical radio broadcast of Fr. Tom DiLorenzo, who has been a priest in the Archdiocese of Boston for 27 years. SCHEDULE 7:30am Doors open for check-in and visits with Exhibitors 8:30 Music Program begins with Alicia Hernon & Martin Doman 9:00 Maria Vadia – “We Hold The Treasure” – Understanding the Gifts of Our Faith 10:15 Sister Linda Koontz – “Abide in Me” – Understanding the Power of the Holy Spirit Working within each of us 11:15 MID DAY PROGRAM • Confession (Rooms 160 & 158) • Adoration (162) • Visit Exhibitors (Exhibit Hall B2) • Lunch Opens 11:30am until 1:30pm • Young Adult Breakout Session begins at 12:00 (156) 12:45pm Worship Music resumes with Alicia Hernon & Martin Doman 1:00pm Presentation of Religious Sister and Lay Catholic Woman of the Year Awards 1:20pm Dana Scallon – “We are One Body” – Understanding the Unifying Power of Christ for Catholic Women today 2:30pm BREAK 3:00pm Immaculée Ilibagiza – “Trusting the Power of God’s Love and Forgiveness” A personal account of one woman’s powerful spiritual journey 4:00pm BREAK 4:45pm MASS With Cardinal Seán O’Malley, Celebrant & Homilist 6:00pm Conference Closes – Last chance to visit exhibitors NOTES • Adoration will be available throughout the Conference in Room 162 • Confessions will be available throughout the Conference in Room 160 WELCOME Dear Sisters in Christ – Thank you for choosing to be here at the 2nd Annual Boston Catholic Women’s Conference! It is amazing that in only our second year, we have grown to become the largest Catholic women’s conference in the country. What a wonderful sign of hope and rebirth in our Archdiocese. Pulling off a Conference like this takes a lot of support. We would like to recognize and thank: • All of you here today that invited a friend, sister or relative • Our 100+ event day volunteers • All of our 200+ parish captains particularly those women parish captains who joined this year • All the priests of the Archdiocese and surrounding Dioceses who are here for Confession • Our speakers for rearranging their busy schedules because they wanted to be here with all of us for our Women’s Conference • David Thorp for his constant spiritual guidance and support regarding our program and speakers • Deacon Pat Guarini and the team of Mass MCs for helping with the closing liturgy • The Men’s Conference Team for the creation of a Men’s Conference in Boston and all their help in organizing this Women’s Conference • George Martell (www.georgemartell.com) for providing event photography • Father Reed and the team from BCTV for all their help with promoting the Conference • Antonio Enrique and the staff from TheBostonPilot.com • Cardinal Seán O’Malley, Fr. Brian Bachand, Katie Reardon, Terry Donilon and the great people who work in the Archbishop’s Office and Chancery. • Fr. Michael MacEwen and the staff at Immaculate Conception in Marlboro, for their assistance in producing a statue of the Blessed Mother for the Conference • Holy Cross Family Ministries in Easton for the donation of rosaries • Decolores Bookstore for their generosity • The Daughter’s of St.Paul for assistance in procuring a statue of the Blessed Mother and leading us in praying the rosary • Father John Ahern from Saint Mary of the Assumption for loaning us statues • Father John J Grimes from Most Precious Blood in Dover for our statue of St. Patrick • The Knights of Columbus for providing us the gift bags • Father Dan Hennessey, Father Mike Harrington and the Vocations Office for their help in facilitating Adoration. The Boston Catholic Women’s Conference Organizing Team Linda Calabrese, Colette Crowley, Mary Jo Kriz, Susan Martell, Irene Moschetto, Lynne Roberts, Jennifer Schiller, Kathy Stebbins, Stacia Stornetta and Jaymie Stuart Wolfe. ALICIA HERNON & MARTIN DOMAN Alicia Hernon and her brother Martin Doman were born in Collegeville, PA – 2 of 10 in the Doman family. Music was a large part of the Doman family. Alicia Hernon has been leading people in worship for most of her life at conferences, masses and concerts. She has been featured on many professional recordings with Jim Cowan, Martin Doman (her brother), Living Praise (a women's worship group) and Catholic Kids Worship. Currently, she serves her parish in Steubenville, Ohio by directing the Youth Choir and leading music for children's adoration. While she is also a licensed Kindermusik educator, her most important job is being a wife to her husband Michael and a mother to her 6 children. Martin attended high school at Koinonia Academy in Warren, NJ and then Franciscan University of Steubenville. He began to use his musical talent to lead worship and recorded his first album, Praying Twice, before graduation. After graduation, Doman married and began to raise a family. He ministered in many places, including Littleton, CO where he helped the community overcome the Columbine high school tragedy. He has now been working on a non-profit company called Christ Music, who vision is to renew the heart of the Church through Eucharistic praise & worship. Since 2004, he has led Eucharistic praise & worship full time for the Diocese of Harrisburg. For more info on Martin’s albums, please see MartinDoman.com. MARIA VADIA Maria was born in Havana, Cuba. She fled to Miami with her family at age 10. She attended Catholic schools but considered herself a “Sunday” Catholic and later gripped was gripped by materialism. She knew something was missing in her life. Maria was baptized in the Holy Spirit in 1987 and consecrated her life to the Lord Jesus Christ and to the preaching of the Gospel. In spite of great adversity, the Lord has been with her like a “mighty warrior” (Jeremiah 20:11). Maria is the mother of four: Ricky, Victor, Eddy and Rosario. Maria is active in the “Catholic Charismatic Renewal” of the Archdiocese of Miami, “Jesus is Lord” chapter of Magnificat in Miami, “The King Jesus Prayer Group,” the Miami Women’s Detention Center and Genesis House, a home for the homeless with AIDS (presently closed). Maria leads a weekly bible class, “Healing Through The Word,” in her parish of St. Louis Catholic Church. She has authored three books; “There is Power In Your Tongue,” “Pressing On In The Spirit” and “An Arrow In His Hand.” Questions for Reflection and Journaling 1. Do I have a personal relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ? 2. How much hunger do I have for His Word? 3. How is the joy of the Lord manifested in my life? SR. LINDA KOONTZ, S.N.J.M. Sister Linda Koontz has been a sister of the Holy Name of Jesus and Mary since 1960. She spent eight years teaching religion in Washington State before being propelled by the Lord into her dynamic ministry. In 1971, Sister began serving full time in the Catholic Charismatic Renewal with great faith-filled power. (As a faithful disciple of our Lord Jesus, Sr. Linda has truly gone “out into the world” to share the Good News. She is in constant demand and has ministered her powerful gifts of knowledge and healing in numerous countries. Always present in her ministry is the life-giving word of God bringing renewal to the hearts and minds of all who hear her.) At present time, Sister Linda is based in El Paso, Texas and ministers to the poor in Juarez, Mexico through the outreach: “The Spirit of the Lord, International Mission.” Evangelization, healing and a zealous love for the poor are the gifts that she brings to the body of Christ. Questions for Reflection and Journaling 1. The experience at Pentecost in the early church, is for TODAY and for EVERYONE. How do I recognize the presence of the Holy Spirit in my every day life? 2. How have I said YES to the Holy Spirit in my life? 3. How have I experienced the gifts of the Holy Spirit in my life? Am I open to receiving more? DANA ROSEMARY SCALLON Dana (pro-nounced “Donna”) Rosemary Scallon, formerly Dana (born August 30, 1950), is a successful former singer turned Irish politician. Scallon was born Rosemary Brown in Derry, Northern Ireland and attended Thornhill College in Derry. In 1970 as a teenager she represented Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest, singing “All Kinds of Everything” (written by Derry Lindsay and Jackie Smith), and brought home the country’s first victory in the contest. She had some minor hits in the British and Irish music charts subsequently. Always religious, she became more famous for singing religious songs, such as “Totus Tuus”, commemorating the visit of Pope John Paul II to Ireland in 1979.
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