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Statement in Support.Indd Statement In Support of the Dominican Youth Movement USA “We recognize in its groups of young people a sign of hope for the Order, as they live a mission from within the Dominican Family, with diverse ways of belonging to it,” (ACG Rome 2010, 154). For the past 20 years young people have been invited to come together to learn about our Dominican charism. There are several programs in place that assist in promoting this mission: • Youth Preaching Workshops • The Dominican High Schools Preaching Conference • The National College “Preaching in Action” Conference • Dominican Young Adults USA • Dominican House of Hospitality In 2015, the Dominican Youth Movement USA (DYMUSA) brought together the five different programs engaging young people of high school age through their young adult years - unifying their support, promoting their collective social impact and creating a network for our young people to further develop their own call to preach and “Catch the Fire.” DYMUSA is a nationwide non-profit organization whose programs make the connection between the Dominican tradition of preaching and the participants’ own call to preach, while also fulfilling the demand for leadership training and preaching opportunities. The programs reinforce and expand the Dominican Charism to Christian youth and young adults; creating future leaders of the Church who will preach the Good News as they share, explore, and integrate their faith with family, community and the world. Collectively, these programs have brought Christ’s message of preaching to over 4,000 young people over the years. We pledge to be partners in this mission to spread the Charism to youth and young adults and to support the Dominican Youth Movement USA. • We Recognize the need to expand the reach of Dominican youth programs. • We Believe that young people are searching for a way to connect spiritually and ethically to their broader world. • We Know that the Dominican tradition of preaching speaks to our youth and helps them to fulfill their own search for God, community and a sustainable life. (631)842-6000.Ext.308 www.dymusa.org [email protected] SIGNATURES IN SUPPORT S. Peg Albert, OP, Ph.D. Ms. Lisa Boris President Campus Minister Siena Heights University Regina Dominican High School 1247 East. Siena Heights Drive 701 Locust Road Adrian, MI Wilmette, IL Fr. Rui Carlos Antunes, OP Mr. Marc M. Camille, Ed.D. Promoter of the Laity President International Dominican Youth Movement Albertus Magnus College Convento Santa Sabina (Aventino) 700 Prospect Street Piazza Pietro d’Illiria, 1 New Haven, CT Roma, Italia S. Cecilia Canales, OP Ms. Carmen Garrett Armistead, Prioress President Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose and Ms. Diane Larsen, 43326 Mission Circle Principal Fremont, CA St. Pius X High School 811 West Donovan Street S. Diane Capuano, OP Houston, TX Campus Minister Molloy College Mr. Jim Baltus 100 Hempstead Avenue Chair Religious Studies Department Rockville Centre, NY Edgewood High School of the Sacred Heart 2219 Monroe Street Ms. Donna M. Carroll Madison, WI President Dominican University S. Linda Bevilacqua, OP 7900 West Division Street President River Forest, IL Barry University 1300 Northeast Second Avenue Dr. Thomas Choice, Miami, FL President Sr. Mary Megan Farrelly, OP Dr. Nancy Blattner, Ph.D. Principal President Rosary High School Caldwell University 901 North Edgelawn Drive 120 Bloomfield Avenue Aurora, IL Caldwell, NJ Mr. Richard Clements Drew Bogner, Ph.D. Coordinator of Retreats and Faith Formation President Barry University Molloy College 1300 Northeast Second Avenue 100 Hempstead Avenue Miami, FL Rockville Centre, NY SIGNATURES IN SUPPORT Fr. Paul H. Colloton, OSFS/OPA Mr. Mike Elliott, Chaplain President Ohio Dominican University Mr. Bob Growney, 1216 Sunbury Road Principal Columbus, OH Edgewood High School of the Sacred Heart 2219 Monroe Street Fr. Thomas Condon, OP Madison, WI Prior Provincial Dominican Friars of St. Martin de Porres S. Patricia Farrell, O.P. 1421 North Causeway Boulevard Executive Director Metairie, LA Dominican Sisters Conference 533 Ashland Avenue S. Michaela Connolly, OP River Forest, IL Prioress Dominican Sisters of Blauvelt Mr. Scott Flanagan 496 Western Highway South President Blauvelt, NY Edgewood College 1000 Edgewood College Drive Mr. Daniel Cummings Madison, WI Director of Campus Ministry St. Thomas Aquinas College Mr. Nate Friday 125 Route 340 Campus Minister Sparkill, NY 10976 Dominican High School 120 E. Silver Spring Drive S. Margie Davis, OP Whitefish Bay, WI Director of Campus Ministry Ohio Dominican University S. Maureen Geary, OP 1216 Sunbury Road Prioress Columbus, OH Dominican Sisters of Grand Rapids 2025 Fulton Street East Ms. Abby Davitt Grand Rapids, MI Campus Minister Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy S. Rebecca Gemma, OP 440 Saint Katherine Drive Prioress La Cañada Flintridge, CA Dominican Sisters of Springfield 1237 West Monroe Street Ms. Christine Dennis Springfield, IL Campus Minister San Gabriel Mission High School S. Michele Germanson, OP, 254 S Santa Anita Street President San Gabriel, CA and Dr. Noreen Powers, Principal S. Lorelle Elcock, OP Trinity High School Prioress 7574 West Division Dominican Sisters of Hope River Forest, IL 299 N. Highland Avenue Ossining, NY SIGNATURES IN SUPPORT Dr. Robert A. Gervasi, Ph.D. S. Didi Madden, OP President Coordinator Ohio Dominican University Dominican Women of Fire/ 1216 Sunbury Road Justice Promoter Columbus, OH 43219 Dominican Sisters in Committed Collaboration (OPSCC) Ms. Leanne Giese President Fr. James Marchionda, OP Dominican High School Provincial 120 E. Silver Spring Drive Province of St. Albert the Great Whitefish Bay, WI 1910 South Ashland Avenue Chicago, IL Mr. Robert Gomprecht, President Ms. Mary B. Marcy and Mr. Christopher Power, President Principal Dominican University of California Albertus Magnus High School 50 Acacia Avenue 798 Route 304 San Rafael, CA Bardonia, NY S. Barbara McEneany, OP S. Antoinette Gutzler, OP Director of Campus Ministry Prioress Dominican College Maryknoll Sisters of St. Dominic/ 470 Western Highway Maryknoll Sisters Center S. Orangeburg, NY P.O. Box 311 Maryknoll, NY S. Maureen McInerney, OP Prioress S. Mary Jones, OP Dominican Sisters of San Rafael Director of Mission 1520 Grand Avenue Siena Heights University San Rafael, CA 1247 East Siena Heights Drive Adrian, MI S. Maryann McMahon, OP Prioress Mr. Vince Krydynski, Dominican Sisters of Racine President 5635 Erie Street and Mr. Steve Tortorello, Racine, WI Principal Marian Catholic High School S. Jane Meyer, OP, 700 Ashland Avenue Head of School Chicago heights, IL and Ms. Deborah Whalen, Principal Fr. Kenneth Raymond Letoile, O.P. St. Agnes Academy Provincial 9000 Bellaire Boulevard. Province of St. Joseph Houston, TX 141 East 65th Street New York, NY SIGNATURES IN SUPPORT Ms. Sarah Degnan Moje S. Margaret Ormond, OP, Head of School President Saint Dominic Academy and Ms. Nicole Grimes, 2572 Kennedy Boulevard Principal Jersey City, NJ Dominican Academy 44 East 68th Street S. Mary Murray, OP New York, NY Prioress Dominican Sisters of Sparkill Ms. Elizabeth Pattara, 175 Route 340 President Sparkill, NY and Ms. Meg Bigane, Principal S. Mary Pat Neylon, OP Regina Dominican High School Prioress 701 Locust Road Dominican Sisters of Amityville Wilmette, IL 555 Albany Avenue Amityville, NY S. Lena Pecillo, OP Campus Minister Ms. Susan Nicoletti Mount St. Dominic Academy Principal 3 Ryerson Avenue St. Agnes Academic HS Caldwell, NJ 13-20 124th Street College Point, NY Fr. Richard Peddicord, OP, President Ms. Colleen O’Brien and Mr. Peter Groom, Director of Campus Ministry Principal Caldwell University Fenwick High School 120 Bloomfield Avenue 505 Washington Boulevard Caldwell, NJ Oak Park, IL S. Mary Eileen O’Brien, OP S. Donna Pollard, OP President Prioress Dominican College Dominican Sisters of Houston 470 Western Highway 6501 Almeda Road S. Orangeburg, NY Houston, TX S. Katherine O’Connor, Dr. Kevin Quinn, Ph.D President President and Ms. Kara Rapacz, Aquinas College Principal 1700 Fulton Street East Sacred Heart - Griffin High School Grand Rapids, MI 1200 W. Washington Street Springfield, IL Ms. Kim Reiner Campus Minister Immaculate Conception Academy 3625 24th Street San Francisco, CA SIGNATURES IN SUPPORT S. Nancy Richter, OP S. Frances Sullivan, O.P. Campus Minister Head of School Albertus Magnus High School Mount Saint Dominic Academy 798 Route 304 3 Ryerson Avenue Bardonia, NY Caldwell, NJ S. Joan Scanlon, OP S. Patricia Twohill, OP Director of Campus Ministry Prioress Albertus Magnus College Dominican Sisters of Peace 700 Prospect Street 2320 Airport Drive New Haven, CT Columbus, OH Mr. Phil Seck S. Patrice Werner, OP Campus Minister Prioress Sacred Heart - Griffin High School Dominican Sisters of Caldwell 1200 W Washington Street 1 Ryerson Ave. Springfield, IL Caldwell, NJ S. Pat Siemen, OP Dr. Andrea Wirgau, Ed.D. Prioress Executive Director Dominican Sisters of Adrian Dominican Association of 1257 E. Siena Heights Drive Secondary Schools Adrian, MI PO Box 142, Lowell, MI Ms. Anna Sklut Director of Campus Ministry Fr. Dennis Woerter, OP St. Agnes Academy Director of Campus Ministry 9000 Bellaire Boulevard. Fenwick High School Houston, TX 505 Washington Boulevard Oak Park, IL S. Susan Snyder, OP Prioress Dominican Sisters of Saint Catherine of Siena 14735 Aloha Avenue Saratoga, CA 95070 S. Mary Soher, OP Director of Campus Ministry Dominican University of California 50 Acacia Avenue San Rafael, CA Ms. Tara Suchland Assistant Director University Ministry Dominican University 7900 West Division Street River Forest, IL.
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