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PROFESSOR PETER KREEFT Peter Kreeft, Ph.D., Is a Professor of Philosophy at Boston College and Noted Roman Catholic Apologist and Philosopher 4TH ANNUAL BOSTON CATHOLIC MEN’S CONFERENCE PUT OUT INTO THE DEEP APRIL 19, 2008 BOSTON COLLEGE – CONTE FORM Part of the celebration of the th Taking part during the historic journey 200 Anniversary of the of Pope Benedict XVI Archdiocese of Boston to the United States 2 19 2008 BOSTON CATHOLIC MEN’S & WOMEN’S CONFERENCES ORDER FORM - RECORDINGS Name: Address: City, State, Zip: Telephone: Email: (optional) (Telephone # required for credit card orders) Fill in quantity being ordered ITEM # SPEAKER DVD CD VIDEO CASSETTE SET BM08 ** ALL MEN’S TALKS --- DISCOUNT PRICE ** 167 Tarek Saab 168 Fr. 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Taped message, followed by insights for Catholic men by Father Roger J. Landry 11:00 Mid-Day Break Options • Confession (Power Gym - main level of Conte) • Adoration (Shea Room – Second Floor (Stairs on Concourse on Beacon St. Side) • Visit Exhibitors (in Rec Plex across from Conte) • [At 12:10] Break out Sessions (Yawkey Center - adjacent to Conte, opposite RecPlex) o Bringing Catholics Back to the Faith – Tom Peterson (Catholics Come Home) o Starting & Growing Men’s Groups – Andreas Widmer & Brotherhood of Hope 1:00 Bishop Robert Hennessey Put Out Into the Deep: As a Priest in the Missions 1:45 Catholics of the Year Awards 2:00 Dr. Peter Kreeft How to Win the Culture Wars 3:00 Jack Shaughnessy Ultimate Faith & Trust in God 4:00 MASS – Cardinal Seán O’Malley, OFM Cap (Celebrant & Homilist) 5:30 Conference Ends – Last chance to visit with Exhibitors 7:00 Facility closes 3 4 EXHIBITORS Tables Exhibitor Tables Exhibitor 1-1 Catholic Citizenship 67-67 Boston Catholic Engaged Encounter 3-4 Massachusetts Citizens for Life 69-69 Catholic Mountain 5-6 St. Boniface Haiti Foundation 70-70 CHIME 7-7 Sisters of the Presentation of Mary 71-72 The Pilot 9-9 Blessed John XXIII National Seminary 73-73 Communion & Liberation 10-10 School of Nazareth 75-75 Community of Sant'Egidio 11-12 RCAB Vocations 78-78 Focolare Movement 13-13 Boston College World Youth Day Pilgrimage 79-80 Grassroots Films Company / Proud Catholic Company 15-15 Apostles of Jesus/Fr.Deogratias Rwegasira 83-84 CatholicTV 17-17 Una Voce Boston 85-85 Proud2BCatholic.com 18-18 Jesuit Prison Ministries, Inc 87-87 St. Edmund's Retreat 19-19 Daughters of St Paul 90-90 St. Vincent de Paul Society 20-20 Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur 91-91 Eternal Life Radio Network 21-21 Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette 92-92 Catholic Quest 22-22 Religious Sisters of Mercy 93-94 Conquest Clubs NA 24-24 Serra Boston 95-95 A Woman's Concern Pregnancy Resource Center 25-25 Anna Maria College 96-96 Project Rachel - Archdiocese of Boston 26-26 Magdalen College 97-99 The Propagation of the Faith of Boston 27-27 Montrose School 100-100 CrissCross Creations 30-30 FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic U Students) 101-101 Sport Rosary 31-31 Emmaus Adult Retreat Program of Fall River 102-102 Sweet Apple Press 33-33 Mary Mother of God Mission Society 103-103 biblebangles 34-34 Maryknoll Missionaries 104-104 jillian and me, inc 35-35 Penitent Brothers of St. Francis 106-106 Citi Smith Barney 36-36 Little Brothers of St. Francis 108-108 Archdiocesan Union of Holy Name Societies 37-39 MercySong 109-112 Pauline Books & Media 42-42 Mass. Catholic Daughters of the Americas 116-120 CMJ Marian Publishers & Distributors 43-44 Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Sisters 121-126 The Catholic Shop 45-46 Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary 127-128 Utica Catholic Book Store 47-48 Sister Disciples of the Divine Master 130-130 Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of Boston 49-49 Our Lady of America 131-131 Society of St. James the Apostle 51-51 World Apostolate of Fatima 132-132 The Missionary Society of St. James the Apostle 53-53 Does the Bible Support Catholic Beliefs? 133-133 Immaculee 54-54 Emmaus Journey 134-135 Catholics Coming Home - Tom Peterson 55-55 Secular Institute of Missionaries of the Kingship 137-138 Martin Doman 58-58 Oblates of the Virgin Mary 139-141 Tarek Saab 59-60 Magnificat Conference 142-144 Patti Mansfield 61-62 Master of Arts in Ministry, St. John's Sem. 145-146 Kimberly Hahn 63-64 Office of Life & Family Ministries 148-154 Conference Registration & Information 66-66 Office of Worship & Spiritual Life/Arise in Christ 17 Exhibitors & Registration – RecPlex 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 133 134 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 135 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 136 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 137 138 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 139-146 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 147 Speakers 148 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 149 150 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 Registration 151 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 152 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 153 Door 4 Door 3 Door 2 Entrance Conte Forum Door 1 16 WELCOME April 19, 2008 Dear Brothers in Christ – To Put Out Into the Deep for Christ requires trust in the Lord. As we know from our life experiences, that isn’t always easy. All the speakers that you will hear from today at our 4th Boston Catholic Men’s Conference will share accounts of how they trusted in the Lord and he blessed them and helped them bless others. This Conference is special because it comes just 11 days after the 200th Anniversary of the Archdiocese of Boston (April 8, 2008). Together, all of us here today, celebrate the legacy of faith that was handed on to us and that we are called to hand on to others. As Martin Doman will sing in “You Are Our Legacy”, the Conference theme song, we acknowledge that Christ himself is the central part of that Legacy. This Conference also comes in the middle of Pope Benedict XVI’s apostolic visit to the United States. That visit presented many logistical issues for this Conference, but together with Cardinal Sean, we decided it was fitting to have the Conferences this year during the visit so that we could pray for its success. We also thought that it would provide an opportunity to integrate the Holy Father’s first major address in Washington into our program. Please take a chance today to look around you and soak in the experience of being surrounded by over thousands of other Catholic men! It is a true blessing to see so many brothers in faith. We encourage you to reach out and meet some new men today. Pulling off a Conference like this takes a lot of support. We would like to thank: • President Leahy and all those at Boston College that worked very hard to make this event a success. What a blessing it has been to work with such highly talented and committed people! • All of you here today that invited a friend, brother or relative • Our 100+ event day volunteers • All of our 200+ parish captains who worked tirelessly to spread the word locally • All the 140+ priests of the Archdiocese and surrounding Dioceses who are here for Confession • Our speakers for their commitment to being here with all of us! • George Martell (www.georgemartell.com) for providing event photography & marketing • Father Reed and the team from CatholicTV for all their help with promoting the Conference • Antonio Enrique and the staff from TheBostonPilot.com • Deacon Pat Guarini and the team of Mass MCs for helping with the closing liturgy • The many benefactors that stepped up this year to keep this Conference going.
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