Tekakwitha Conference Evangelization for 79 Years 1939-2017

2017 Annual Tekakwitha Conference Pow Wow Hoop Dancers

Transfer of the St. Kateri Tekakwitha Statue and First Class Relic Presented by the Members of 2017 Planning Committee To Members of the Honoring Our Elders at the 2018 Planning Committee 2017 Annual Tekakwitha Conference

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2 November-December 2017 TEKAKWITHA CONFERENCE NATIONAL CENTER From The Desk of The Executive Director Dear Friends,

“…Giving thanks always and for everything in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ to God the Father.” Ephesians 5:20

We were blessed during our 78th Annual Conference in Rapid City, SD with the many opportunities to pray, learn and share with our brothers and sisters from various locations in North America. For all who made the journey to Crazy Horse Monument and other historical sites, our lives have changed and in many instances deeply touched by the ‘awe-filled’ experiences.

We had a number of celebrations which took place among our Kateri Circles for the 5th Anniversary of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha’s canonization on October 21st. We continue to give thanks to Holy Mother Church for this great gift given to us as North American indigenous people.

Many of our sisters and brothers in Christ in southern Texas, southern , Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Mexico and elsewhere have been challenged by Mother Nature since our July gathering. They have been remembered in our hearts and in our prayers for their continued protection. The power of prayer keeps us strong knowing that so many others care. As Tekakwitha Conference members and Kateri Circle members, our hope lies in the concern we have for one another especially in times of uncertainties such as hurricanes, tornadoes, flooding, fires and drought.

From family reunions this summer, we enter the Fall season with the joys of more family gatherings to give thanks to such a generous and loving Creator. Before we even have time to breathe in the freshness of this time of many colors in nature, we find ourselves with great anticipation for the ‘coming of Christ’. Yes, the time of hope and joy as we celebrate the birth of the Prince of Peace. He is the bearer and gift of peace and hope that only he can provide.

My wish to each of you is that the Thanksgiving, Advent and Christmas seasons be sources of much joy, hope and peace.

Tekakwitha Conference Board of Directors 2016 - 2017 Sister Kateri

Gail Rando Most Rev. Charles Chaput For the Lord God is a sun and shield; Cherokee Prairie Band Potawatomi the Lord will give Region 1-2nd Term 2015-2018 Episcopal Moderator Ex-Officio Member grace and glory; Regina (Gina) Shontz Reverend M. Henry Sands no good thing will He Tuscarora Ojibway/Ottawa/ withhold from them that Region 4 Potawatomi Director: Black and Indian Mission 1st Term 2015-2018 walk uprightly. Ex-Officio Member Psalm 84:11 Pierre Solet Reverend Michael Carson Choctaw/Houma Louisiana Choctaw Tekakwitha Conference Assistant Director of Native American Affairs Finance Council USCCB Secretariat of Cultural Diversity in the Church Catherine (Cathy) Vasquez Tohono O'odham Vision Statement Region 6-1st Term 2015-2018 The Tekakwitha Conference is the Voice, Presence and Identity of Indigenous Catholics of North America under the protection and inspiration of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha.

We strive to: Our Mission Statement † Reinforce Catholic identity We, as members of the Tekakwitha Conference inspired by Saint Kateri † Affirm pride in our cultures and spiritual traditions Tekakwitha, a young, Mohawk/Algonquin woman of the 17th century, † Promote healing through forgiveness and reconciliation renew our faith and reaffirm our baptismal call as followers of Jesus to † Advocate for peace and justice in our proclaim the Good News. We pray with faith and hope for the continued Indigenous communities intercession of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha in the lives of all Peoples. † Build stronger catechesis that is meaningful to Indigenous Catholic People TABLE OF CONTENTS † Nurture the relationship between Indigenous people and the Welcome, Letter, Board of Directors, Vision Statement…………. 1-2 Prayer Intentions & Special Days…………………..…...... 3 † Empower Catholic Indigenous People as leaders within our Remembrance & Kateri Circles…………………………………. 4 communities and Church Important Information……………………………………………. 5 Upcoming Events ……………………….…..……….….……….. 6-7 Donations…………………………………………………………. 8 Kateri Circles & Regional Groups.………………………………. 9-10 2225 North Bolton Avenue, Alexandria, LA 71303-4408 Workshop Proposal Form………………………………………… 11 Phone: (318) 483-3908 2017 Conference Photos…………………………………………. 12-13 2017 Annual Tekakwitha Conference………………………...…...14-17 Fax: (318) 483-3909 Sponsorship, Kateri Circle Renewals & Invites………………….. 18 Toll Free: (844) 483-3900 Individual & Group Membership Forms………………...... 19-20 Gift Shop Items…………………………………………………… 21-23

VOLUME 36 NO 1 3 PRAYER INTENTIONS

Saint Kateri Prayer Prayer for Healing and Special Intentions

By: Harold Caldwell Bailey Sorrell: mental healing - WA Kodiak & Malachi Weaver: born at 27 weeks O Saint Kateri, Lily of the Mohawks, Cody & Bridgette Weaver: parents, babies born at 27 weeks Your love for Jesus, so strong, so steadfast, Sacheen LittleFeather: lung cancer (stage 4) - CA Jarod: 19 yr. old - CA pray that we may become like you. Brenda Nippertt - PA

Mike Thomas: lungs - QC Your short and painful life showed us your strength and humility. Special Intentions Pray that we may become 2018 Planning Committee Forever humble like you. 2019 Planning Committee 2020 Planning Committee David Miller and all our Seminarians Like the bright and shining stars at night,

we pray that your light Prayers of Thanksgiving may forever shine down upon us, Thanksgiving for our safety during Mother Nature’s storms giving light, hope, peacefulness and serenity in our darkest moments. Rest In Peace Shirley Munoz: Phoenix Inter-Tribal Kateri Circle - AZ Fill our hearts, Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Christine Yazzie - AZ Msgr. Paul Lenz - PA with your same love for Jesus Anne Scheuerman - NY and pray that we may have the strength and courage Julie Ann Valandra: sister-in-law of Veronica Valandra - SD to become one like you in Heaven. Bryan Rando: cousin of John Rando - DE Through Christ our Lord. Amen. Ann Marie McDonald: sister of Sister Kateri - NY Dana Hart - NY Saint Kateri Walk With Us

May All Our Departed Tekakwitha Conference Members Kateri Circle Members and Family Members Who Have Returned to the Creator, Rest in Peace with Christ From DEATH to LIFE Romans 6:13

November National American Indian Heritage Month

1 All Saints Day 2 Commemoration of All December 3. Saint Francis Xavier, priest Faithful Departed (All Souls) 6. Saint Nicholas January 5 Daylight Savings Ends 8. Feast of the Immaculate Conception 1. Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God 12. Our Lady of Guadalupe 3. The Most Holy Name of Jesus 10 Veterans Day 8. Epiphany 18 Dedication of Basilicas of 14. Saint John of the Cross 21. First day of Winter 9. Baptism of the Lord Saints Peter & Paul 25. Christmas: Nativity of the Lord 15. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 21 Presentation of Blessed Virgin Mary 26. Saint Stephen, the first martyr 25. Conversion of Saint Paul, Apostle 23 Thanksgiving 27. Saint John the Apostle and evangelist 26 Christ the King 28. Holy Innocents, martyrs 31. Holy Family of Jesus, Mary & Joseph 30 Saint Andrew the Apostle

4 November-December 2017 We Remember two dedicated friends of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Msgr. Paul Lenz (1925-2017)

Msgr. Paul Lenz, a priest, missionary, vice postulator for the cause of St. Kateri Tekakwitha and head of the Black and Indian Mission Office in Washington, D.C., for 31 years, died May 14. Archbishop Charles Chaput of Philadelphia, a longtime friend of Msgr. Lenz, recalled to the Register, “Msgr. Lenz was a wonderful man who had the interest of Native American and African-American Catholics at the center of his life. I’ve met few people so focused on their life and ministry in such a consistent and persistent way. He was also a very good friend personally, and I will miss him very much. When the history of the Church among Native Americans and African-Americans is written, Msgr. Paul Lenz will play a large and important role in that history.” Msgr. Lenz assumed the directorship July 5, 1976, and moved quickly to build up the annual collections, promote the Tekakwitha Conference to encourage evangelization, heighten the awareness of the regarding the important work of the office and foster Native American vocations to the priesthood and religious life. During his tenure, two Native American priests were appointed bishops: Donald Pelotte, an Abenaki, who became bishop of Gallup, New Mexico, in 1990, and Charles Chaput, a member of the Potawatomi Prairie Band, who was named bishop of Rapid City, South Dakota, in 1988. He subsequently was named archbishop of Denver in 1997 and then shepherd of Philadelphia in 2011. Archbishop Chaput with his Msgr. Lenz was 91 and had been a priest for nearly seven decades. He will be remembered by many good friend Msgr. Lenz at Native Americans. May he rest in peace. the Mass of Thanksgiving in the Vatican. Anne Scheuerman (1927-2017) Anne realized her life's work in her lifetime with the canonization of the first American Indian Saint, Kateri Tekakwitha. Kateri was beatified as Catherine Tekakwitha on June 22, 1980, by Pope John Paul 11. Kateri was declared a saint at the Vatican in Rome in October 21, 2012 where Anne was an official photographer for the publication Cross and Feathers. This was her crowning achievement. There were many more volunteer events for Indians serving for 40 years to the National Tekakwitha Conference Association. Anne M. Scheuerman was recognized in 2011 by that organization for her public service as official press event photographer. Her work is on display at Marquette University Archives. Anne’s last event with some of her friends at Anne resting in peace the Canonization of with her friend St. Kateri Photos compliments of Herman Ray St. Kateri Our Kateri Circles in action CEREMONY IN BEAR, DE

On June 24, 2017 the Journey with the Bear Kateri Circle, had its first Making Relatives and Naming Ceremony. Eight members were adopted into the Native Community and fifteen members were named according to the Cherokee tradition. The ceremony was filled with welcome for our new Native brothers and sisters. Every one of our members displays a great passion for learning, helping, and having a more spiritual connection with our Native Community. Sharon Ward, Representative for the Native American Ministry in the Diocese of Wilmington, and Coordinator of the Circle, along with Gail Rando, Region One Director of the Tekakwitha Conference, performed the Ceremony on the grounds of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish, Bear, DE. It was truly a day of blessing for all!

Indian Paintbrush St. Kateri Circle

Thank you to: Tammy Baldauff for all you have done, Bishop Herzog for his encouragement to form a circle, Dana Downey for the banner stitching, Joe McLane for having us on Catholic Radio We were ready for our first Grand Entry at the 78th Tekakwitha Conference in Rapid City, SD.

VOLUME 36 NO 1 5 Important Events

All were invited to the Diocese of Archdiocesan Ethnic Ministries Cultural Celebration - Los Angeles, CA Charleston 2017 Native American Catholics’ Heritage Celebration

Loving one another in Union with Christ October 21, 2017

Speakers were: Most Rev. Robert Guglielmone - Bishop of Charleston Reverend Michael Carson - Assistant Director Native American Affairs for the USCCB Most Reverend New Bishop of Alexandria, LA visits the Tekakwitha Conference National Center

Photos compliments of Herman Ray CURRENT REGIONAL BOARD MEMBERSHIP Dear Conference Members, As you can see from page 2 of this edition of the Cross and Feathers, we now have four Regional Members of the Board. Regions 2, 3 and 5 have no representation at this time due to several factors. When you nominate or second the nomination for a Candidate from your Region, PLEASE follow the posted Guidelines that are always printed in the Cross and Feathers in plenty of time prior to the Annual Tekakwitha Conference. For those who are nominated, PLEASE complete all preliminary steps before the Annual Conference so that you are in a position to share your Vision Statement at your Regional Meeting. The four current Members are able to carry on the business of the Conference, as needed, but every Region deserves to have representation. So, please, do your part to make that happen. Please look for more information on this topic in the future issues of the Cross and Feathers. Thank you! Your Board of Directors The Tekakwitha Conference Board of Directors is currently searching for an Executive Director. This position is one of selfless, dedicated service with which the Conference has been blessed through Sr. Kateri Mitchell, SSA, who has held this position for the past 19 years. Her contract ends August 31, 2018. The new Executive Director will be in training for 6 months beginning February 2018 and will take over full duties in September 2018.

The appropriate candidate for Executive Director will have the following qualifications: Be a practicing Catholic in good standing with the Catholic Church Be skilled in both administration and management Be a “people person” and an effective written and oral communicator Be familiar with the Tekakwitha Conference and evangelization among Native American Catholics Be familiar with our Patroness, St. Kateri Tekakwitha, first Native North American Saint Be willing to relocate Possession of a professional degree and experience with Grant Writing are very desirable. Salary commensurate with education and work experience.

Qualified candidates should submit a cover letter and resume including at least 3 references by January 30, 2018 to Gail Rando via email at [email protected] or to 145 Banff Street, Bear, DE 19701.

St. Kateri, guide and direct us!

6 November-December 2017 Prayers Prayer for the Canonization of Nicholas Black Elk

Grandfather! Great Spirit! Behold us, who stand before you, singing our song of thanksgiving for your beloved servant, Nicholas Black Elk. Faithfully he walked the Sacred Red Road and generously witnessed the Good News of our Lord, Jesus Christ among Native people. Grandfather, we humbly ask you, to hear the prayers we plead through his intercession. We ask Holy Mother Church to recognize his sanctity, by acknowledging his presence among the company of saints and as one to imitate in his zeal for the Gospel. Open our hearts to also recognize the Risen Christ in other cultures and peoples, to the glory and honor of God the Father. Mitakuye Oyasin (All my relatives) Diocese of Rapid City Artwork courtesy of Fr. John Guiliani

Prayer for the Beatification of the Servants of God Antonio Cuipa and Companions

O God, Father of all nations, you have summoned us to announce the freedom of your children. We thank you for calling your Servants Antonio Cuipa and his companions to proclaim the Catholic faith during the birth of a new nation. May their example of suffering and forgiveness give us the courage to bear witness to Christ in our own time. We also pray that they be counted one day among your saints. Through the intercession of your Sevants, grant us the following grace which we ask from your loving kindness: (here make your request) We ask this through Christ, our Lord. Amen.

With ecclesiastical approval: X Gregory L. Parkes Bishop of Pensacola-Tallahassee

Upcoming Events

14th Annual “Fatherhood Is Leadership” National Conference November 1 - 3, 2017

Native American Fatherhood & Families Association invites you to our 3-day conference for parents and community agency staff. Join us at We-Ko-Pa Resort & Conference Center located in Scottsdale, Arizona. The conference features workshops in four focus areas: education, criminal justice, health & human services, fatherhood and motherhood. We will illustrate specific strategies and program practices proven to be effective in issues in facing families today. Conference Registration: (includes breakfast and lunch each day) General Registration: $315 - Beginning September 30 through November 4, 2017 Conference Host Hotel: We-Ko-Pa Resort & Conference Center 10438 North Fort McDowell Road Scottsdale, AZ 85264 Conference Code: 1710FATHER For more information contact NAFFA: (480) 833-5007 / [email protected]

VOLUME 36 NO 1 7 Upcoming Events

A CHRISTMAS CONCERT WITH THE Daughters of St. Paul

VETERANS MEMORIAL COMPLEX DECEMBER 15 & 16 AT 7:30 PM 4117 OVERLAND AVENUE, CULVER, CITY 90230 TICKET INFORMATION ONLINE: PAULINE.ORG/LAconcert website: WWW.PAULINE.ORG/CONCERTS find us on facebook: FACEBOOK.COM/DSPCHOIR

2018 Annual Tekakwitha Conference - Saturday Agenda

Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Pilgrimage Day Saint Joachim’s Church Lummi Reservation, WA

Saturday, July 21, 2017 Agenda

12 noon, Guest arrive at Stommish Grounds-Ushers and greeters assist guest with site amenities.

Lunch served at Lummi Nation School. Master of Ceremonies - Henry Cagey Welcome by Chief Bill James Hy’shque’s

Free time - Vendors at Stommish Grounds, Visit to beach, entertainments, etc

5:00 pm Mass - at Wex’liem, Community Building, 2100 Lummi View Drive

Immediately after mass: Saint Kateri Statue and Relic transfer to 2019 Host representatives

Board bus for return

“Schedule is subject to change”

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DONATIONS Fall 2017

Friends of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Fund donations to date have been invested as a Special Restricted Account. This Special Fund began at the 2003 Annual Tekakwitha Conference. Our goal is to build the principal to insure the on-going operation of this National/International organization, the Tekakwitha

Conference. April 15, 2017 total: …….………………...... $ 243,679.84 Donations with 2017 Registrations…………… .. $ 1,965.00 Donations without Registrations………………... $ 205.00 2017 Conference: Mohawk Auction…………… .. $ 1,674.00 Mass Collections…………….. $ 7,379.12

St. Kateri Shrine Donations. $ 114.25 Grand Total (October 30).………………….………. $ 255,017.21

Through the intercession of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha we pray for all of our generous benefactors of the Friends of Kateri Tekakwitha Fund. To all of you, we express our gratitude! Will you be a Partner? Join us in the mission of Evangelization with the Tekakwitha Conference. Contributions can be made to: The Friends of St. Kateri Tekakwitha Restricted Fund I, the undersigned, make this donation/pledge to the Friends of St. Kateri Tekakwitha Fund. ______One Time ______Monthly ______Annually Name______Mailing Address______City______State/Providence______Zip/Postal Code______Country______Home Phone______Cell Phone______E-mail______$5 ______$10 ______$20 ______$50 ______$100 Your Choice______Please return this form and make U.S. Check or U.S. Money Order Payable to: FRIENDS OF ST. KATERI TEKAKWITHA FUND c/o TEKAKWITHA CONFERENCE 2225 North Bolton Avenue Alexandria, LA 71303-4408 The Tekakwitha Conference is a 501 (c) 3 Religious Non-Profit Organization. Our EIN number will be provided for tax purposes upon receipt of your donation. Donations can also be made on our website at http://tekconf.org/donations

Cross and Feathers Vol. 36 No. 1 This Newsletter is published 4 times annually: November-December / January-February / March-April / May-June-July Articles/photos for publication must be received the first week of the month prior to publication. Please send via e-mail or mail to: Tekakwitha Conference 2225 North Bolton Ave., Alexandria, LA 71303-4808 Next Issue: Volume 36 No. 2 January-February 2018 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.tekconf.org Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/tekconf

VOLUME 36 NO 6 9 OUR SIX REGIONS

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Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Regional Groups

Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 Region 4 Region 5 Region 6 Connecticut Iowa Kansas Alabama Alaska Arizona Delaware Illinois Minnesota Arkansas California Colorado District of Columbia Indiana Montana Louisiana Hawaii New Mexico Florida Kentucky Nebraska Mississippi Idaho Utah Georgia Maine Michigan North Dakota Oklahoma Nevada Mexico Maryland Missouri South Dakota Tennessee Oregon Massachusetts Ohio Wyoming Texas Washington New Hampshire Wisconsin Alberta British Columbia New Jersey Manitoba Yukon New York Saskatchewan Northwest North Carolina Territories Pennsylvania Inuvik Rhode Island South Carolina Vermont Virginia West Virginia Canadian Maritime Provinces Please note the region you are located in. Quebec Ontario Regions are used for nominating and voting for Outside North America Board of directors’ elections and for Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Regional Groups.

10 November-December 2017 OUR 2017 GROUP MEMBERS Region 1 Region 6 Four Winds of Richmond Kateri Richmond VA Akimel O’Otham Kateri Circle Sacaton AZ Circle Ch’ooshgai Kateri Circle Tohatchi NM Journey with the Bear Bear DE Immaculate Heart of Mary Kateri Page AZ Kater Circle of St. Regis Mission Hogansburg NY Circle Many Nations Kateri Circle Apollo Beach FL Komatke Kateri Circle Laveen AZ Nittany Valley Kateri Circle Spring Mills PA Ohkay Owingeh Kateri Circle Ohkay Owingeh NM St. Kateri Tekakwitha Committee of Syracuse NY Phoenix Inter-Tribal Kateri Circle Phoenix AZ St. Lucy’s Queen of Angels Kateri Circle Albuquerque NM Warrior Creek Kateri Circle Greenville SC Rio Rancho Kateri Circle Rio Rancho NM Region 2 Sacred Heart Kateri Circle Parker AZ Kateri House of Peace Circle Milwaukee WI St. Jude Tuba City Kateri Circle Tuba City AZ Lily of the Mohawks, NE Iowa Peosta IA Saint Kateri Catholic Community Lakewood CO St. Francis Kateri Circle Red Cliff Red Cliff WI Kateri Circle St. Francis Solanus Tekakwitha Stone Lake WI St. Mary Kateri Family Youth Circle Tohatchi NM Circle St. Michaels Kateri Circle St. Michaels AZ St. Kateri Prayer Circle of Chicago Chicago IL Sandia Pueblo Kateri Circle Sandia Pueblo NM St. Kateri Youth Circle of Chicago Chicago IL Shundinn Kateri Circle Ganado AZ South Tucson Kateri Tekakwitha Region 3 Tucson AZ Black Elk Kateri Circle Porcupine SD Circle Cheyenne River Kateri Circle Howes SD Tohono O’odham Kateri Circle Sells AZ Gichitwaa Kateri Circle Minneapolis MN Tse Ho Tso Kateri Circle Fort Defiance AZ Hays/Lodgepole Kateri Circle Lodgepole MT Continue Arch/Diocese Holy Family Kateri Circle Cloquet MN Archdiocese of St. Paul & Minneapolis MN Morning Star Tekakwitha Lame Deer MT Minneapolis Our Lady of Fatima Kateri Circle Macy NE Catholic Diocese of Arlington Arlington VA Our Lady of the Sioux Kateri Circle Oglala SD St. Augustine Mission Kateri Circle Winnebago NE Diocese of Alexandria Alexandria LA St. Catherines Kateri Circle Sisseton SD Diocese of Bismarck Bismarck ND St. Joseph and St. Mary Kateri Circle Ft. Thompson SD Diocese of Charleston Charleston SC St. Joseph Kateri Circle Walthill NE Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux Schriever LA St. Lawrence Kateri Circle Duluth MN Diocese of Portland Portland ME St. Paul’s Kateri Circle Marty SD Diocese of Raleigh Raleigh NC Saints Joseph & Mary Kateri Circle Deer River MN Diocese of Richmond Richmond VA St. Thomas Parish Kateri Circle Mission SD Diocese of Shreveport Shreveport LA White Earth Area Kateri Circle Ogema MN Diocese of St. Petersburg St. Petersburg FL Region 4 Organizations Central Louisiana Kateri Circle Alexandria LA Central Louisiana Archeology Pineville LA Ninety-First Kateri Circle Birmingham AL Chapter St. Charles the Roch Kateri Circle Montegut LA Congregation of Divine Providence of Melbourne KY St. Kateri Circle of Dulac Dulac LA Kentucky Texas Indian Paintbrush St. Kateri Friends of Our Lady of Martyrs Houston TX Melbourne KY Prayer Circle Shrine Ysleta del Sur Pueblo Kateri Circle El Paso TX Las Casas: Dominicans in Ministry Racine WI Region 5 with Native Americans Aurora Lights Kateri Circle Anchorage AK Marquette University Milwaukee WI Chief Seattle Club Kateri Circle Seattle WA Midwest Jesuits Chicago IL City of Roses Kateri Circle Portland OR National Shrine of Saint Kateri Fonda NY City of the Angels Kateri Circle Los Angeles CA Tekakwitha Kateri Friendship Circle Pendleton OR Native American Concerns: Vernon CA Nez Perce Kateri Circle Lapwai ID Archdiocese of Los Angeles Our Lady of the Snow Kateri Circle Wasilla AK Native Ministry - Archdiocese of Anchorage AK St. Lawrence Martyr Kateri Circle Redondo Beach CA Anchorage St. Joseph’s Mission Church Kateri San Jacinto CA University of California, Berkeley Berkeley CA Circle University of Notre Dame Notre Dame IN Tacoma Kateri Circle Tacoma WA Wisconsin Historical Society Madison WI

VOLUME 36 NO 1 11 2018 CONFERENCE WORKSHOP PROPOSAL 79th ANNUAL TEKAKWITHA CONFERENCE 2018 WORKSHOP PROPOSAL FORM Please Print or Type Submit Proposal by: April 13, 2018

Please consider being a volunteer workshop presenter in TACOMA, WA July 19, 20, 23 on one of the following topics: Inculturation Approaches in Catechesis; Sacrament of Marriage; The New Evangelization; Spirituality of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha and Kateri Circle (Adult and Youth) Formation and Purpose; Sacraments and Inculturation; Process of Liturgical Inculturation; Native Spirituality; Post Traumatic Syndrome; Variety of Wellness Topics; Tips for a Healthy Lifestyle; Relationship between Faith and Culture; Various Styles of Prayer; Environmental Issues; Healing; Floridian Martyrs-The Canonization Process; Stories of Healing: Local Tribal Histories; Other… !!!Workshop Presenters (or their sponsors) are required to pay 2018 Full Conference Registration Fees

+++Information Requested for Both Adult and Youth Workshops+++ Name of Presenter(s) ______Mailing Address ______City ______State/Province ______Zip/Postal Code ______Telephone Home______Cell______E-Mail Address______Tribe/Nation (if applicable) ______Diocese/Parish ______Name of Kateri Circle (if applicable)______Title of Workshop______Brief Description of your Workshop ______+++Workshop Presenters for Adults, MUST submit a letter of Good Standing from their Diocese/Parish to the Tekakwitha Conference with your workshop Proposal ++Information Requested for Youth Workshops++ Please specify Age Group for your Youth Workshop. Youth (3 different age categories) Choose only One (1) age group per session Ages 4– 9 ______Ages 10-12 ______Ages 13-17 ______Title of Youth Workshop ______Brief Description of your Workshop______+++Please submit a recent copy of your SAFE Environment Background Check from your diocese to the Tekakwitha Conference with your proposal. +++Information requested for BOTH Adult and Youth Workshops+++ +++Audio/visual Requests to be made in ADVANCE on this Workshop Proposal Form

Audio-visual request: ______If needed for his/her presentation, Presenter will provide his/her own laptop computer. *Room set-up is Theatre (for about 75 or more ) Workshop to be offered (please check): Once ______Twice ______Do you consent to have your presentation video-taped? Yes ______No ______If yes, please sign this consent form. The video tape will become the property of the Tekakwitha Conference National Center as a resource available to our Conference members. Signature ______Date ______REQUEST: Presenters – please mail, email in advance or bring a copy of your workshop handouts to the Registration Desk during the annual conference. Thank you. Please MAIL or, E-MAIL your workshop proposal form by April 15, 2018: Mail to: Tekakwitha Conference 2225 North Bolton Avenue Alexandria, LA 71303-4408 or E-Mail to: [email protected]

12 November-December 2017 CONFERENCE 2017 Wednesday, July 19, 2017 Photos Compliments of Herman Ray

Thursday, July 20, 2017 Photos Compliments of Herman Ray

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Friday, July 21, 2017 Photos Compliments of Herman Ray

Friday, July 21, 2017 Crazy Horse Monument Photos Compliments of Herman Ray

Saturday, July 22, 2017 Photos Compliments of Herman Ray

Our Youth Photos Compliments of Herman Ray

14 November-December 2017 2018 CONFERENCE

79th Annual Tekakwitha Conference July 18-22, 2018 Tacoma, Washington Greater Tacoma Convention & Trade Center 1500 Commerce Street, Tacoma, WA 98402 Tentative Adult Agenda Registration: 8:30am - 9:00pm July 18 - 20 Greater Tacoma Convention Center Vendors: 8:30am - 9:00pm July 18 - 20

July 18 - Wednesday

5:30pm - 7:00pm Dinner 7:00pm Official Welcome by a member of the Puyallup Tribal Council Sister Kateri Mitchell, Tekakwitha Conference, Executive Director Archbishop of the Seattle Archdiocese (?) Tribal Representatives Board of Directors 2018 Planning Committee Chair: Deacon Scott Aikin Hotel Murano Representative City of Tacoma Convention and Visitors Center Representative 9:00pm Closing Prayer/Blessing July 19 - Thursday

6:00am - 6:30am Sunrise Service at each hotel (Theme: Healing of Body & Spirit) 8:30am - 9:00am Morning prayer/announcements 9:00am - 10:15am All Nations Grand Entry with banners: Scott Aikin & Aaron Thomas 10:15am - 10:30am Refreshments 10:45am - 11:45am Keynote Address 12:00pm - 1:15pm Lunch 1:30pm - 2:30pm Workshops 2:30pm - 2:45pm Refreshments 2:45pm - 3:45pm Tekakwitha Conference Board of Directors Address the General Assembly 4:00pm - 5:30pm Liturgy 5:30pm - 6:45pm Dinner 7:00pm - 9:30pm Reconciliation and Healing Service

July 20 - Friday

6:00am - 6:30am Sunrise Service at each hotel (Theme: Children and Families affected by homelessness, drug and alcohol addictions) 8:30am - 9:00am Morning prayer/announcements 9:00am - 10:00am Keynote Address 10:00am - 10:15am Refreshments 10:30am - 12:00pm Liturgy 12:00pm - 1:15pm Lunch 1:30pm - 2:30pm Workshops 2:30pm - 2:45pm Refreshments 2:45pm - 3:45pm Regional Meetings: Individual Regions 1-6 will meet at this time. 4:00pm - 6:30pm Dinner 7:00pm - 9:30pm Pow-Wow

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79th Annual Tekakwitha Conference July 18-22, 2018 Tacoma, Washington Greater Tacoma Convention & Trade Center 1500 Commerce Street, Tacoma, WA 98402 Tentative Youth Agenda Registration: 8:30am - 9:00pm July 18 - 20 Greater Tacoma Convention Center Vendors: 8:30am - 9:00pm July 18 - 20

July 18 - Wednesday

5:30pm - 7:00pm Dinner 7:00pm Official Welcome by a member of the Puyallup Tribal Council Sister Kateri Mitchell, Tekakwitha Conference, Executive Director Archbishop of the Seattle Archdiocese (?) Tribal Representatives Board of Directors 2018 Planning Committee Chair: Deacon Scott Aikin Hotel Murano Representative City of Tacoma Convention and Visitors Center Representative 9:00pm Closing Prayer/Blessing

July 19 - Thursday

6:00am - 6:30am Sunrise Service at each hotel (Theme: Healing of Body & Spirit) 8:30am - 9:00am Morning prayer/announcements 9:00am - 10: 15am All Nations Grand Entry with banners: Scott Aikin & Aaron Thomas 10:15am - 10: 30am Refreshments 10:45am - 12:00pm Workshops 12:00pm - 1:15pm Lunch 1:30pm - 2:30pm Workshops 2:30pm - 2:45pm Refreshments 2:30pm - 3:45pm Workshops 4:00pm - 5:30pm Liturgy 5:30pm - 6:45pm Dinner 7:00pm - 9:30pm Reconciliation and Healing Service

July 20 - Friday

6:00am - 6:30am Sunrise Service at each hotel (Theme: Children and Families affected by homelessness, drug and alcohol addictions) 8:30am - 9:00am Morning prayer/announcements 9:00am - 10:00am Field Trip (may be hour and a half, return for Liturgy) 10:00am - 10:15am Refreshments 10:30am - 12:00pm Liturgy 12:00pm - 1:15pm Lunch 1:30pm - 2:30pm Workshops 2:30pm - 2:45pm Refreshments 4:00pm - 6:30pm Dinner 7:00pm - 9:30pm Pow-Wow

16 November-December 2017 2018 CONFERENCE Greater Tacoma Convention and Trade Center 1500 Commerce Street Tacoma, WA 98402

Single/Double (1-4 people) $149.99 + tax per night & Hotel Murano $1.50 per room per night for TPA fee 1320 Broadway Plaza Tacoma, WA 98402 Block: 140 Rooms For Reservations: (253) 591-4145 877-986-8083 (Ask for the Tekakwitha Conference Room Block) Rates available 2 days per and post Conference days Online and phone reservations will be accepted until June 26, 2018. No cancelations after this date.

Hotel Parking Fee: Self-parking - $16 per day, plus tax(10.1%) Valet Parking - $20 per day, plus tax(10.1%)

Free High-Speed WiFi 24-hour Fitness Center Complimentary Coffee and Tea Service 24-hour Business Center

0.3 Miles to Greater Tacoma Convention Center

Single/Double (1-4 people) $159.99 + tax per night & $1.50 per room per night for TPA fee Courtyard Marriot Block: 40 Rooms 1515 Commerce Street Tacoma, WA 98402 For Reservations: Rates available 2 days per and post (253) 591-9100 800-321-2211 Conference days Ask for the Tekakwitha Conference Room Block Hotel Parking Fee: Self-parking - $10 per day, plus tax(10.1%) Valet Parking - $24 per day, plus tax(10.1%)

Coffee/Tea In-room Vending Machine Safe Deposit Boxes, front desk Fitness Center Indoor Pool

0.4 Miles to Greater Tacoma Convention Center

VOLUME 36 NO 1 17 2018 VENDOR INFORMATION Vendor Sales Policy

All vendors and their helpers are to register and pay full Conference Registration fees. Registration form is on pages 12 & 13. The Tekakwitha National Board of Directors allows individuals and groups who are full conference paid participants to sell during the Annual Conference to give you and/or your group an opportunity to finance your trip to the Annual Tekakwitha Conference. EACH VENDOR AND HELPER MUST PAY FULL REGISTRATION & CONFERENCE FEES You must pay your FULL Conference Registration before we can accept a vendor form request. A vendor permit will be issued only to those who are registered for the full 79th Annual Tekakwitha Conference and have paid a table fee of $100.00 per table. Vendors will be allowed to conduct sales these days: Wednesday July 18, Thursday July 19, Friday July 20, and Saturday July 21 only in the designated vendor area. Sales are permitted only in the designated area located at the Tacoma Convention Center. NO SALES ALLOWED DURING LITURGIES (MASS and PRAYER times). Please be respectful. Security of your sales table will be your responsibility and not the responsibility of the Tekakwitha Conference nor the responsibility of the Tacoma Convention Center. The Tekakwitha Conference and the Tacoma Convention Center are not liable for any loss, damage, or theft. ONLY tables and chairs provided by the Tacoma Convention Center are allowed for vendors. A PAID VENDOR PERMIT with your name is required for each table used. Sale items are limited to SAINT KATERI TEKAKWITHA RELIGIOUS ARTICLES AND NATIVE ARTS & CRAFTS. PLEASE go the vendor registration table to pick up your vendor permit on registration day upon your arrival. Your full cooperation is most appreciated. Thank you.

REQUEST FORM FOR VENDOR TABLE(S) SALES EACH VENDOR AND HELPER MUST PAY FULL REGISTRATION & CONFERENCE FEES. ALL FORMS & FULL PAYMENT DUE BY JUNE 15, 2018 Cost per table: $100.00 U.S. Funds PLUS Full Conference Participant Fees. Please Print Name______Address______City, State, Zip______Home Phone______Cell Phone______E-mail______Number of Tables Requested______x $100 per table = $______Description of Items______Please complete form and return to TCNC with Check or Money Order payable in U.S. Funds. Enclosed with your conference registration. Mail to: Tekakwitha Conference 2225 North Bolton Ave Alexandria, LA 71303-4408

Visit our website: www.tekconf.org Or call the Office and we can e-mail it: (318) 483-3908

18 November-December 2017 DONATIONS / MEMBERSHIPS

SPECIAL DONATIONS FOR NECESSARY PROPERTY PROJECTS We have received donations from April 15 - October 30, 2017 in the amount of: $3,282.50

Outdoor Security Camera System $3,880 (All Paid - THANK YOU TO OUR kind & Generous donors Thanks to our 6 generous donors) from Jan 1 - Oct 30, 2017 your total donations = $3.801.02 AT&T $225/monthly Lawn Care $120/monthly I want to help: Office Equipment Leasing $320/monthly Name: ______Utilities $250/monthly Address: ______Website $40/monthly (donor has pledged for 2 years) City:______State:______Zip: ______Pest Control $80/quarterly…… Phone #: ______Security Alarm System $75/quarterly E-mail: ______Trash $175/quarterly Accountant Fees $5500/annually I choose to assist with ______Building Insurance $4000/annually ______Household/Maintenance $750/annually Office Supplies $1050/annually Amount: $______Repair/Building Maintenance $2902.81/annually Circle one ( one time monthly quarterly annually ) Website Hosting $100/annually 4 Crepe Myrtle trees (All Paid) Would you like to have our tax exempt number for your donation

for your tax purposes. Yes No Thank you to those who have made a monthly pledge for the above expenses.

TIME TO UPDATE YOUR KATERI CIRCLE CONTACT INFORMATION FOR 2018 PLEASE take a moment to assist us. Update and / or pay membership dues by completing the form and returning it to the Tekakwitha Conference at the address below.

Official Name of Circle: ______$35 Membership Dues included Yes or No Adult Circle Youth Circle Parish/Mission/Other Sponsorship, if applicable: ______City: ______State: ______Zip/Providence Code: ______CONTACT INFORMATION President of Kateri Circle / Contact Person: ______Official Address: ______City: ______State/Providence: ______Zip/Providence Code: ______Contact Person Phone Information Home: ______Work: ______Cell: ______Fax: ______E-mail address: ______

Mail to: Tekakwitha Conference 2225 North Bolton Ave., Alexandria, LA 71303-4408

We invite you to become a member and join the Tekakwitha Conference Family. ANNUAL INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP DUES FORM July 1, 2017– June 30, 2018 GROUP MEMBERSHIP DUES FORM January 1, 2018 - December 31, 2018 We are grateful for the prayers and your financial support through your annual membership to the Tekakwitha Conference. 55 years & over: $20.00 18-54 years: $25.00 Adults 18 and over (outside USA): $30.00 Kateri Circles: $35.00 Arch/dioceses: $60.00 All Organizations: $60.00

New Member: ______Male______Female______Date of Birth: ______Name: ______Home#: ______Mailing Address: ______Cell #: ______City: ______St/Prov: ______Zip/Postal Code: ______Country: ______E-mail Address: ______Tribe/Nation: ______Arch/diocese: ______I would like to receive a Cross and Feathers by (Circle one) : Postal/Mail E-mail/Electronic

Person who invited me Member Name: ______to become a member: Address: ______City: ______State: ______Zip: ______Please enclose this completed form with your Check or Money Order in U.S. Funds and mail to: Tekakwitha Conference 2225 North Bolton Ave. Alexandria, LA 71303-4408 Individual Membership dues will increase by $5.00 beginning July 1, 2018

VOLUME 36 NO 1 19 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP FORM ***Attention*** Individual Membership fees will increase by $5.00 beginning July 1, 2018. TEKAKWITHA CONFERENCE ANNUAL INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP FORM JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018 I will sing a new song to my God. (Judith 16:13) Title First Name MI Last Name Gender

Mailing Address: Street or PO Box Apartment #

City State/Province Zip/Postal Code Country

Home Phone Work Phone Cell Phone

E-mail Address

Date of Birth Age Tribe/Nation Arch/Diocese

Cross and Feathers Delivery Method (Circle one) Postal/Mail E-mail/Electronic Circle One For: Renewal New Member Your Membership dues will include the following: Subscription to the Cross and Feathers newsletter Nominating & Voting privileges for Board of Directors elections Membership to an International Indigenous Catholic Organization Share in the Prayers offered for members

ANNUAL INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP DUES WITHIN THE UNITED STATES OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES (U.S. FUNDS ONLY)

SENIORS (55+) $20.00 SENIORS (55+) $30.00

ADULTS (18-54) $25.00 ADULTS (18-54) $30.00

Please make U.S. Check or U.S. Money Order payable to: Tekakwitha Conference Please cut out, complete, and mail form with payment to: Tekakwitha Conference 2225 North Bolton Avenue Alexandria, LA 71303-4408 ***Attention*** Individual Membership fees will increase by $5.00 beginning July 1, 2018.

20 November-December 2017 GROUP MEMBERSHIP FORM 2018 ***Attention*** Group Membership fees will increase $10.00 beginning January 1, 2018.

Time to renew TEKAKWITHA CONFERENCE your group membership! ANNUAL GROUP MEMBERSHIP FORM JANUARY 1 - DECEMBER 31, 2018

OFFICIAL GROUP NAME

CITY STATE/PROVINCE ZIP/POSTAL CODE COUNTRY

CONTACT PERSON

MAILING ADDRESS: STREET OR P.O. BOX APARMENT NUMBER

CITY STATE ZIP/POSTAL CODE

PHONE NUMBER E-MAIL ADDRESS

GROUP TYPE (PLEASE CIRCLE ONE BELOW)

KATERI CIRCLE YOUTH KATERI CIRCLE ADULT ARCH/DIOCESE ORGANIZATION CIRCLE ONE: RENEWAL NEW GROUP CROSS AND FEATHERS DELIVERY METHOD (CIRCLE ONE) POSTAL/MAIL OR E-MAIL/ELECTRONIC

I thank you and praise you ,O Lord. (Sirach 12)

Your Membership dues will include the following: Subscription to the Cross and Feathers newsletter Membership to an International Indigenous Catholic Organization Share in the Prayers offered for members

ANNUAL GROUP MEMBERSHIP DUES OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES (U.S. WITHIN THE UNITED STATES FUNDS ONLY)

$35.00 KATERI CIRCLE $35.00 KATERI CIRCLE ARCH/DIOCESE $60.00 ARCH/DIOCESE $60.00 ORGANIZATION $60.00 ORGANIZATION $60.00

Please make U.S. Check or U.S. Money Order payable to: Tekakwitha Conference National Center Please cut out, complete, and mail form with payment to: Tekakwitha Conference National Center 2225 North Bolton Avenue Alexandria, LA 71303-4408 ***Attention*** Group Membership fees will increase $10.00 beginning January 1, 2018.

VOLUME 36 NO 1 21 GIFT SHOP ITEMS Books K-123 Whitney From Heaven: A Wondrous Cat by Marlene McCauley, $5.00 156 pages B-001 Finding a Way Home: Indian & Catholic Spiritual Paths of the $20.00 K-127 Lily of the Mohawks, The Story or Saint Kateri $15.00 Plateau Tribes by Father Patrick Twohy S.J., 294 pages.. K-128 St. Kateri Coasters, set of 4 - Round $28.00 B-004 The Way of the Cross: Tree of Life..by Ron Zeilinger (16 pp) $1.50 K-129 St. Kateri Coaster - Square $8.00 B-006 The Mission of California: A Legacy of Genocide by Rupert Costo $10.00 & Jeannette Henry Costo K-130 St. Kateri Coaster - Round $8.00 B-013 A Retreat with Black Elk: Living in the Sacred Hoop by Sister M $5.00 K-132 19” St. Kateri Statue $150.00 Therese Archambault, OSF, 104 pages K-202 Kateri Statuettes -- 1” (pocket size) $1.50 B-014 The Original Caughnawaga Indians by Father Henri Bechard 258 $17.00 K-206 Catherine Tekakwitha Medal (turquoise on gold toned medal) no $5.50 pages chain B-017 Who Speaks for the Land: The Challenge of the American Indian. $0.25 K-215 Small Gold Kateri Charm $3.00 15 pages. (illus/paperback) K-216 Kateri Medal Silver & Green $1.50 B-020 The Pipe and Christ:..A Christian-Sioux Dialogue..by William $8.00 K-217 St. Kateri Tekakwitha 2-sided coin w/ Prayer $2.00 Stoltzman, 222 pages K-239 8” Kateri Statue w/ Terracotta Robe - Resin $25.00 B-026 Lakota Grieving: A Pastoral Response by Father Stephen $9.50 Huffstetter Grade. 9 - Adult; paperback K-241 8" Kateri Statue in Blue Robe..Made in Italy $25.00 B-047 Justice as Healing: Indigenous Ways-Edited by Wanda D McCaslin, $25.00 K-242 8”Kateri Statue in Buckskin..Made in Italy $25.00 459 pages K-251 8” St. Kateri Tekakwitha Ivory Statue $25.00 B-050 In the Footsteps of Our Ancestors, The Dakota Commemorative $30.00 K-252 8” St. Kateri Tekakwitha Bronze Statue $25.00 Marches of the 21st Century Edited by W Angela Wilson, 324 K-260 8” St. Kateri Traditional Brown Antiqued Statue $25.00 pages K-270 St. Kateri 16” Tekakwitha Resin Statue $90.00 B-052 American Indian Liberation: A Theology of Sovereignty by George $20.00 K-300 St. Kateri Tekakwitha touch relic $1.00 E "Tink" Tinker, 163 pages K-304 Gold Tone 2 sided Canonization Medal with Relic $6.00 B-053 Journeys of Discovery: Transitions, Rites of Passage, and the $20.00 Sacramental Life of Faith by Father Robert J Hater, PhD, 199 pages K-306 Kateri Gilded Medal..(gold plated) Made in Italy $5.00 B-056 Peacemaking Circles & Urban Youth: Bringing Justice Home by $20.00 K-309 Kateri Medal Silver Color (round) $3.00 Carolyn Boyes-Waston, PhD, 285 pages K-310 Catherine Tekakwitha Medal Necklace (turquoise on gold toned $8.00 B-057 Sacraments and Shamans by Scott McCarthy, 195 pages $17.00 medal) on chain and boxed B-059 American Indian Nations from Termination to Restoration 1953- $30.00 K-312 Catherine Tekakwitha Medal Bracelet (turquoise on gold toned $8.00 2006, by Roberta Ulrich, 311 pages medal) B-60 Keeping Hope: A Resource for Family and Friends of the $8.00 K-317 Kateri Rosary Brown Bead $10.00 Incarcerated by Karen Henning Heuberger & Ron Zeilinger K-318 Kateri Rosary Teak Beads $10.00 B-063 Catholics Come Alive: Lessons from Evangelicals by Rev. Robert J. $10.00 K-323 Gold tone 2 sided Canonization Medal with Relic on chain $10.00 Hater, Ph.D. K-324 Silver Toned necklace with Medal - Traditional Image $5.00 B-201 God’s Family Circle: Sacrament of Baptism Text by: Father Patrick J. $4.00 K-325 Link Silver tone necklace with Medal - Traditional Image $6.00 Twohy, S.J. Illustrated by: Gus Antone, 21 pages B-202 God's Sacred Meal: Sacrament of Eucharist Text by Father Patrick $4.00 K-326 S-link Necklace, Silver Tone with Medal - Traditional Image $7.00 Twohy, S.J. Illustrated. by Gus Antone, 25 pages K-327 Kateri Medal Earrings $5.00 B-203 Strong in the Spirit: Sacrament of Confirmation. Text by Father. $4.00 K-331 Pendant– 1” round/full color – Traditional Image $5.00 Patrick Twohy, S.J. Illustrated. by Gus Antone 39 pages K-332 Kateri Pendant- 1” round/ full color - Buckskin $5.00 B-204 God's Pardon and Peace: Sacrament of Reconciliation. Text by $0.50 K-333 Kateri Key Ring 1” Round Buckskin $3.00 Father Patrick Twohy, S.J. Illustrated by Gus Antone, 39 pages K-334 Kateri Key Ring 1” Round full color Traditional $3.00 B-205 God's Healing Touch: Anointing of the Sick. Text by Father Patrick $0.50 K-351 Lapel Pin-Traditional image $2.00 Twohy, S.J. Illustrated by Gus Antone, 30 pages K-352 Lapel Pin-Buckskin image $3.00 B-206 Leadership: Gift to the Faith Community. Text by Father Patrick $0.50 Twohy, S.J. Art by Gus Antone, 36 pages K-353b Pewter Kateri Pin with Basket $4.00 B-207 Marriage and Family Life. Text by Father. Patrick Twohy, S.J. Art $0.50 K-355 Kateri Earrings (Traditional image) $4.00 by Gus Antone, 45 pages K-356 Kateri Earrings (Buckskin image) $4.00 B-208 Praying: A Way of Being in the World by Father P. Twohy, S.J. Art $0.50 K-357 Kateri Necklace (Traditional image) Gold-colored..Oval-shaped $6.50 by Gus Antone, 23 pages K-358 Kateri Necklace (Buckskin image) Gold-colored..Oval-shaped $6.50 B-363 The Sacraments and Indigenous People-Rev. RJ Hater $10.00 K-359 Kateri Locket Gold color (Traditional image) $6.50 Kateri Items K-360 Kateri Locket Gold color (Buckskin image) $6.50 K-02 Father Claude Chauchetire’s “Journal of Kateri Tekakwitha Facts” $5.00 K-362K Kateri Oval Keychain Silver Color $6.00 K-06 St. Kateri Coasters, Set of 4 - Square $28.00 K-362B Kateri Cross Bracelet Silver Color $14.00 K-6 St. Kateri Medal Gold and Green $10.00 K-362EB Kateri Cross Earrings with Bead $6.00 K-100 St. Kateri Christmas Ornament - Prague $7.00 K-362E Kateri Cross Earrings Silver Color $5.00 K-102 Kaia'tano'ron - Kateri Tekakwitha by Father Henri Bechard S.J., 219 $17.00 K-362N Kateri Cross Necklace Silver color $5.00 pages K-362P Kateri Cross Lapel Pin Silver Color $6.00 K-105 Silver Rope Bead Rosary Bracelet with Kateri Medal $10.00 K-364 Kateri Necklace with Medal, Traditional image $5.00 K-106 Kateri Tekakwitha by Francis X. Weiser, S.J., 165 pages $8.00 K-365 Traditional Kateri Stamptack $3.00 K-107 Kateri Tekakwitha by Henri Bechard, S.J., 20 pages $2.50 K-366 Buckskin Kateri Stamptack $3.00 K-109 St. Kateri Tekakwitha “The Lily of the Mohawks” Children’s book.. $8.00 K-367 Kateri Locket silver colored with 18" chain..Traditional Image $6.50 by Father Lovasik K-368 Kateri Locket silver colored on 18" chain..Buckskin Image $6.50 K-112 Kateri Novena in the form of a short biography $2.00 K-404 Kateri Rosary with Blue Crystal Beads $13.00 K-118 Song of Kateri: Princess of the Eucharist by Marlene McCauley..311 $10.00 K-405 Kateri Rosary with Rose Beads $13.00 pages K-407 Kateri Rosary Crystal Beads $13.00 K-119 Kateri Tekakwitha, Mohawk Maiden by Evelyn M Brown $12.00 K-408 Kateri Rosarywith Black or Brown Beads $13.00 K-120 Tekakwitha Holy Native, Mohawk Virgin 1656-1680 Compiler/ $12.00 Author of life story, with reflections, Reverend Edward Sherman, K-409 Kateri Rosary-Wooden from Brazil, with Kateri photo on heart $12.00 105 pages beads..

22 November-December 2017 GIFT SHOP ITEMS K-412 Kateri Rosary with special relic $10.00 V-137 Grand Entry, Liturgy & Homily: Most Rev. Charles Chaput, O.F.M. 15.00 By: Tracy Hall K-413 Kateri Rosary with Gold Medal $5.00 K-450 Kateri Pocket case with Medal, Prayer & Touch Relic $5.00 V-138 Keynote Address: Sr. Judy Gomila ”Signs of the Times” By Tracy Hall 15.00 K-460 Kateri Magnet (2x1) Traditional $1.00 V-139 Morning Prayer (Circle of the River-Memphis, TN), Keynote Address: 15.00 Most Rev. , Eucharistic Liturgy & Homily: Most Rev. K-461 Kateri Magnet (2x1) Buckskin $1.00 Shelton Fabre By: Tracy Hall K-464 Kateri Traditional Magnet $2.00 V-140 Workshop: Paul Maclean “St. Kateri, Louisiana & the New 15.00 K-465 Kateri Buckskin Magnet $2.00 Evangelization” By: Tracy Hall K-470 Kateri Magnet (small)- Traditional Image $2.00 V-141 Workshop: Dr. Mary Soha, MD “St. Kateri Today” By: Tracy Hall 15.00 K-471 Kateri Magnet (small)- Buckskin Image $2.00 K-500 Canonization Tapestry Prayer Card w/ Traditional Medal $3.00 V-142 Workshop: Fr. John Hatcher, S.J. “New Directions in Native Ministry” 15.00 By: Tracy Hall K-515 St. Kateri Lily of the Mohawks Pin $3.50 K-516 Lily of the Mohawks Necklace Pendant $3.50 V-143 Liturgy: Thur: Most Rev. Charles Chaput, Most Rev. Shelton Fabre & 15.00 Most Rev. Ronald Herzog, and Choir By: TCNC K-518 Lily of the Mohawks Kateri Poster..12" x 18" $2.00 K-567 Kateri art print Icon (Laurence) $30.00 OTHER DVDs AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST K-571 Kateri leather hand tooled bookmarks $3.00 FROM 1982-2014: GRAND ENTRY, OPENING CEREMONY, WORKSHOPS, $2.00 K-601 Kateri Poster by King Kuka..18" x 24".. LITURGIES, & KEYNOTE SPEAKERS K-613 Kateri Poster by John Steele..5" x 7" $1.50 Please E-mail: [email protected] K-615 Kateri Poster by John Steele 16” x 20” $5.00 Or Call: (318) 483-3908 K-622 Kateri Poster by Gus Antone 16” x 20” $1.00 K-631 Kateri Poster by Tisket Seslar..5" x 7".. $1.00 K-632 Kateri Poster by Tisket Seslar..8" x 10".. $1.00 K-633 Kateri Poster by Tisket Seslar..9" x 12" $1.00 K-634 Kateri Poster by Tisket Seslar..11" x 14" $1.00 K-644 Saint Kateri Tekakwitha wood inlay wall hanging 13”x6 1/2 made $60.00 from various wood. Design by Bro Conrad Heinin $65.00 K-647 Original Hand Carved Wooden Plaque - Saint Kateri K-318 K-213 K-648 Original Hand Carved Wooden Plaque - Saint Kateri w/feather $65.00 K-654 Kateri Embraces the Wet Lands Wooden Plaque 7”x 9” $5.00 K-655 Kateri Embraces the Wet Lands Wooden Plaque 5”x 6” $3.00 K-731 Kateri Note cards by "Tisket"..(package of 10) $2.00 First Communion Bracelet: Kateri Medal, Mary Medal, Cross, $5.00 K-B01 Chalice, Heart - gold tone K-M14 Traditional St. Kateri pendant $3.00 K-NY1 St. Kateri Tekakwitha - pewter pendant $3.00 Miscellaneous K-362P TC-105 Cross, Heart, Butterfly, Pearl - gold tone bracelet $5.00 TC-200 Original Hand Carved Wooden Feather - Blue $25.00 TC-202 Original Hand Carved Wooden Feather - Brown $25.00

DVDs

In Her Footsteps: The Story of Kateri Tekakwitha, 2012 Salt and Light $20.00 DVD-1 Catholic Media Foundation DVD

V-02 Life of Blessed Kateri, a monologue by Theresa Steele & Sarah $5.00 Hassenplug, 1990 and a Kateri Play by Mohawk Youth 2007, 25 M-12 Minute

V-03 Being Indian, Being Christian by Father John Hascall, OFM, 1 hour $10.00 30 minutes

V-11 Native American Spirituality & Christian Experiences,.. by Sister Jose $10.00 Hobday, 1 hour K-318 2015 Alexandria, LA

V-133 Dinner Interviews, Opening Prayer & Official Welcome Song July 22 By: 15.00 TCNC

V-134 Keynote Speakers: Thur: Most Rev. , D.D., 15.00 Fri: Most Rev. Shelton Fabre & Sat: Sister Judy Gomila By: TCNC K-362N

V-135 All Nations Grand Entry, Pow-Wow & Interviews By: TCNC 15.00 V-136 15.00 Official Welcome, Sr. Kateri, & Archbishops Comments, History of origi- nal tribe in the Alexandria area, Rev Chad Partain, guest comments, Tribal & local leaders comments, Keynote: Most Rev. Sam Jacobs, D.D. K-516 By: Tracy Hall K-515

VOLUME 36 NO 1 23 GIFT SHOP ITEMS

B-004 B-061 B-062 K-241 K-242 K-260

We have 6 MEDIUM t-shirts K-270 at $15.00 each K-132 remaining from the 2017 Annual Tekakwitha Conference in Rapid City, SD K-130 K-129 K-100

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October 21 Happy 5th Anniversary Saint Kateri Tekakwitha’s Canonization

Thankful for November: National Native American Heritage Month

“He who thanks but with the lips Thanks but in part; the full, the true Thanksgiving comes from the heart.” - J.A. Shedd Happy Thanksgiving to all!

Advent: With the Advent season upon us, we eagerly await the arrival of the Newborn King. We can eagerly await, with hope and assurance, the promise of a Savior who will one day return for us yet again! Merry Christmas to everyone!! “For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counse- lor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace..” -Isaiah 9:6

Happy New Year! May this new year bring wisdom and compassion among our politicians, May this new year bring happiness and contentment among all people