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MISSION ADVANCEMENT OFFICE ELLEN MCKNIGHT Director Alumnae Relations/Planned Giving KIM BRADLEY You will be fi ne, the fortune teller says, ereTh may be decisions to make and surprises in store. Coordinator Life takes us to unexpected places sometime. Th e future is never set in stone. Database Management/Donation Processing

JENNIFER MCGEE Th ese lines from Erin Morgenstern’s book, “Th e Night Circus,” echo in some ways the Publications & Media Design Specialist words of Angela Merici, our foundress, “Act, be confi dent, risk new things, get on

DOME STAFF your knees, then be ready for big surprises.” Such words give me hope. Th ey help me A PUBLICATION OF THE URSULINE SISTERS OF LOUISVILLE Contributors to know that the future of neither individuals nor communities is set in stone. Th ey BAY BALTES also help me to know that if we are able to make decisions, be ready for surprises, and KIM BRADLEY allow ourselves to be taken to unexpected places all, of course, with serious prayer and SUZANNE HAUGH SISTER MARTHA JACOB discernment (that is what the fortune teller leaves out), we will be fi ne. JENNIFER MCGEE CONTENTS ELLEN MCKNIGHT In this issue of THE DOME, you are invited to look to the future with us. So oft en SISTER MARILYN MUELLER we hear about “the good old days.” But what about the days to come? What about the SISTER KATHY NEELY 3 From the Leadership Circle days that are still ahead of us? Th ey can be good, too. SISTER YULI ONCIHUAY GINNY SCHAEFFER 4 Sister News We Ursulines, however, are realists. While we recognize that the future is never set in SISTER SUE SCHARFENBERGER stone, that we may be fewer in number, we know that our legacy of infl uence extends SISTER JANET MARIE PETERWORTH to people who have been and still are Ursuline inspired. You will still fi nd us in various SISTER LOUISE MARIE WILLENBRINK 5 2016 Angeline Award Winner ministries, either directly involved or giving advice and support. CCONTACTONTACT UUSS 6-7 Nebraska Alumni So we ask ourselves, how will we continue to meet the needs of an evolving world? Send corrections, changes of address Our charism is about loving God in a contemplative way and then going out to meet and story ideas to: 8 Motherhouse Chapel History Mission Advancement Offi ce needs with openness and eagerness. How do we keep this charism alive? How do 3105 Lexington Road • Louisville, KY 40206 we keep the vision of Salesia Reitmeier and her companions alive—that vision that (502) 896-3938 • fax (502) 896-3913 9 2017 Chapel Centennial [email protected] brought them across the Atlantic to Louisville, Kentucky, those many years ago? Well, we believe that God can now be doing something new. We believe that God has a new Web address: 10-11 Angela Merici Center for Spirituality www.ursulinesisterslouisville.org way for us to be in our future. Are we ready for big surprises? Are we ready for life to 12-13 Annual Report take us to unexpected places? Th e answer is a resounding, “Yes!” Like us on Facebook! facebook.com/UrsulinesLouisville 14-21 2015-2016 Benefactor Listing Abraham Lincoln once said, “Th e best way to predict your future is to create it.” And The printing of The Dome is a partial, in-kind donation. so, we Ursulines, who name ourselves Gospel women disciples, dare to create our All content and design by the Ursuline Sisters staff. Associate Community and Peruvian Journal future—listening to the prompting of the Spirit, of course. We also dare to invite you, 22 our friends, benefactors, and associates to enter into this co-creation with us. Are we Our Mission 23 Ursuline Inspired and In Memoriam all ready to take on this challenge? Teaching Christian living is the You have been with us in the past. You have supported us in so many ways with your corporate ministry of the Back Page Stay in Touch and Vespers Invitation time, talent, and treasure. You have been in the background (and sometime shoulder Ursuline Sisters. This ministry, to shoulder with us) cheering us on and urging us forward. Th ere is no doubt in my cutting across socio-economic, mind that as we walk into the future, whatever that is going to look like, you will accept racial and national boundaries, that invitation to create with us. We are very grateful! assists women, men and children to live more fully and to develop a DDONATIONONATION IINFORMATIONNFORMATION personal relationship with God. The Ursuline Sisters of Louisville appreciate the support of those who share their fi nancial ON THE COVER: resources with us. Poinsettias adorn We make every effort to ensure that you receive the maximum tax credit allowed by law. When making a donation, please be certain to address the envelope containing your check to the following: Sister Janet M. Peterworth, OSU the sanctuary of the Mission Advancement Offi ce, Ursuline Sisters of Louisville, 3105 Lexington Road, Louisville, KY 40206. President, Ursuline Sisters of Louisville Motherhouse chapel The check must be processed through the Mission Advancement Offi ce for the Ursuline Sisters to at Christmastime. generate the proper documentation you will need for your tax-deductible donation. Ursuline Society and Academy of Education (USAE) is the corporate title under which the Ursuline Sisters of Louisville do business. USAE does not include gifts received for the other corporation, Sacred Heart Schools (SHS), Inc. Gifts for Sacred Heart Academy and other campus schools are received by the SHS Offi ce of Development and used exclusively for the schools andMission their programs. Driven ~ Need Inspired ~ Donor Supported Ursuline DOME: Continuing the Legacy of Spirituality and Service | WINTER 2016 3 SISTER NEWS ANGELINE AWARD Student Recital Honors 2016 Legacy of Sr. Ida Jones (1898 – 1991) Angeline AwardHonoree

Sister Ida was a teacher, author of prize-winning choral Th e Angeline Award recognizes a woman who refl ects compositions, director of college and high school the charism of the Ursuline Sisters: “a contemplative love choruses, organist, harpist and lover of classical music. of God resulting in an openness and eagerness to serve She arrived on the Ursuline Campus in 1911 and the needs of others.” Th is year’s recipient is Cory Lock- graduated from Sacred Heart Academy (SHA) in 1915. hart, who was presented the award on Saturday, October Th ose who knew her say her gift s were synonymous with 22, in the Motherhouse Chapel in Louisville, KY. music on the Ursuline Campus from 1911 to 1986! Cory Lockhart, born in Louisville, is a 1991 graduate of Identifi ed as a child prodigy, her teachers at SHA Sacred Heart Academy. Joining a delegation from Epiph- marveled at her talent, especially on the piano and harp. any Parish to El Salvador in 1992 moved her to make a She received early musical training from the Ursuline life commitment for social justice, which later became a Sisters, and then studied at the prestigious Cincinnati more focused commitment to nonviolent peace activ- Conservatory of Music, where she earned her BA and ism! She spent three months MA degrees. in El Salvador and later joined Past Recipients of the Angeline Award a Witness for Peace delegation As a composer, she wrote Masses and other liturgical 1991: Donna McKinney Hansen, Spokane, WA† hymns, as well as other music. Sister won the 1961 to Nicaragua; and another to Guatemala. Th is led her to spend 1992: Juanna Gil Sanchez, Callao, Peru† and adults. She participated in Composers Press Publication Award contest for “Sherzo: 1994: Barbara Emrich Cassidy, Louisville† a year in Guatemala, where she the meeting sponsored by the a trio for fl ute, Bb Clarinet and Bassoon.” Her musical 1996: Margo Th ompson Borders, Louisville worked as an administrator for a Pontifi cal Council for Justice career was witness to her magnifi cent scholarship and 1998: Maria Scharfenberger, Louisville intense interest in her art. language school for non-native 2000: Jane Th ibault, Louisville and Peace and Pax Christi In- speakers studying Spanish. For 2002: Mary Kwan, Houston, TX ternational, Nonviolence and Just For 70 years she was credited with teaching music 3 months in 2011, she taught 2004: Shannon Lockhart, Guatemala City Peace: Contributing to a Catholic to hundreds of students, with many going on to English with the Sisters of Char- 2006: Mary Louise “Peasie” Fischer, Louisville Understanding of and Commit- professional careers in chamber groups and orchestras. ity of Nazareth in India. In 2013, 2008: Mary Ann Kopp Hubbs, Louisville ment to Nonviolence, in Rome, Her musical network of “Sister Ida-ites” stretched to all she joined Christian Peacemaker 2010: Paula Fangman, Shelbyville, KY Italy, in April 2016. corners of the country. Teams (CPT). As a human 2012: Patricia Ann Geier, Louisville Before taking her present rights defender, she lives with 2014: Carolyn Elizabeth Neely, Cumberland, MD A tribute was created in 1986 to complete renovation of position, Cory was a teacher, other CPTers for several weeks deceased Ursula Auditorium (now Ursuline Arts Center/Th eater), † fi rst at Walden School, and or months in places where the de- where Sister Ida spent endless hours perfecting the then at Trinity High School performance skills of her students. Today her legacy is humanization of people by other people is evident. Avis Jones (Sister Ida) with her harp in 1916. and St. Xavier High School in Louisville. Her focus was being carried forward through countless hours of teacher Cory’s fi rst experience with CPT was a two-week delega- fi rst Spanish and later expanded to include her passion: Sister Ida checks the musical score of “Supplication,” instruction and student studio and stage instrumental tion in Iraqi Kurdistan in 2012. Since 2013, she has been Catholic social teaching. At Trinity, she served as a re- a hymn for which she composed the music. practice - all to perfect the creative talents of numerous a reservist with CPT in Hebron, Palestine. She served treat leader, and also led the young men on service trips Photo taken in 1962. aspiring, young musicians. there for three months in 2013, six weeks in 2014 and six to Belize, Mississippi and Appalachia. She also guided In a harmonious collaboration before an appreciative weeks in 2015, and has just returned to Louisville from groups of high school and college students, as well as audience, Dr. Anna Jo Paul, executive director of Sacred Israel/Palestine, where she served for the fi rst time as a adults, on four service trips to Guatemala. Before each Heart School for the Arts; Ms. Rozanna Th ompson, co-leader of a CPT delegation. trip she spent months raising money to cover the costs! director of Sacred Heart Academy Harp and Flute Cory joined the staff of JustFaith Ministries, a national Cory holds a B.A. degree in Linguistics with a minor in Ensemble; and choreographer Ms. Julie McWilliams organization located in Louisville that off ers programs Latin American Studies from Northwestern University, organized a student recital of musicians, singers and and resources for building a more just and peaceful a Masters in Teaching from Bellarmine University, and dancers who performed in the Motherhouse Chapel on world, in 2013. She has published articles on hope, non- graduated in 2009 with a M.A. in Spirituality from the September 11 for what was the fi rst in a planned series violence and just peace in various publications and has joint program of Bellarmine University & Louisville dedicated to Sister Ida Jones. conducted seminars and given presentations to youth Presbyterian Th eological Seminary. Visit our facebook page to watch the performance!

4 WINTER | www.ursulinesisterslouisville.org Mission Driven ~ Need Inspired ~ Donor Supported Ursuline DOME: Continuing the Legacy of Spirituality and Service | WINTER 2016 5 FEATURE STORY By Suzanne Haugh Sr. Shirley Ann (Joanella) Simmons and her Blessed Sacrament School class that included Sr. Shannon Maguire (back row 9th person from the left) in 1956. Nebraska Alumni Share Their Ursuline Experience

100 Years of Ministry in Nebraska (1916-2016) PART THREE OF A THREE PART SERIES

Victoria Kumor, Class of 1957 at St. Patrick and has played the organ for church services ST. PATRICK SCHOOL—SIDNEY throughout her life. Victoria Kumor’s oldest sister was Ursuline Sister “I received a good background and good formation Casimir Kumor. Both sisters, along with other siblings, in the Catholic religion (at St. Patrick)—a real sound att ended St. Patrick School in Sidney, NE, since their foundation in the faith. We were very, very lucky we had parents desired that they receive a Catholic education. folks (parents) who could aff ord for us to go to St. Patrick.” Th ey were a farming family with roots in Poland, as were a handful of other Catholics who moved into the area to work larger parcels of land. Victoria described her Patrick Turner, Class of 1964 “extremely unique” days as a boarder when days began with BLESSED SACRAMENT SCHOOL—OMAHA Do you have memories or words of appreciation to share with the Ursuline Sisters and rising from her narrow bed tucked into an alcove that had a Patrick Turner att ended Blessed Sacrament School DOME readers? Visit our Facebook page (Look for “Ursuline Sisters of Louisville”) or write to us at simple curtain she could pull shut for privacy. “Sister would in Omaha, NE, graduating in 1964. Th e school closed in DOME Magazine, Ursuline Sisters of Louisville, 3105 Lexington Road, Louisville, KY, 40206. come by and sprinkle everyone with holy water before 2014. Ursuline Sisters taught him in grades 1, 2, 4, 6 and 8. Mass. We were blessed every morning.” “To me, ALL the sisters always demonstrated an Th e girls’ ‘rooms’ were above the chapel, which usually excellent example of humility, spirituality, excellence in technologist for orthopedic spine surgeons. “Th e biggest thing, this is back in the 50s and early 60s, curtailed any stealthy ventures beyond their assigned space being a great example and leadership.” “I can't imagine life without God or without the was just guiding us and showing us moral principles, a love since the fl oors squeaked every time they moved and oft en Understanding the value of these lessons beyond Mass,” she shared. “I think it's so awesome that no matt er of God and family and how to be well-grounded.” the semi-cloistered sisters were likely praying beneath classroom subjects did not come right away. “I will be where you go around the country or the world the Mass While I did have many good teachers, my favorites them. Still, as teenagers with insatiable appetites, successful frank with you and say I did not immediately recognize is the same. I was just with family last week in Wyoming, included Sister Rosella McCormick. “As I look back I trips to the kitchen happened. “I remember feeling I was those qualities while I was in grade school nor for several and going to Mass and praying before meals is always a realize that many were not much older than I was.” always hungry and we would sneak down to the kitchen for years thereaft er. ONLY when I was exposed to society and highlight for us. Oft en our conversations turn to God and Stanley recalled an incident in truth-telling that showed a can of tuna and crackers. Th e only trouble was hiding the higher educational opportunities later did all this impact faith.” the teacher’s faith in him. “It was remarkable that she smell,” Victoria recalled. “We weren’t angels but we were me: yes, those were and are the very qualities that I wanted She continued, “I have also been blessed with very trusted me that much.” good kids.” to emulate, show my employees, show my daughters and spiritual women in my life. I didn't have any sisters as I “I remember them walking around at sock hops in the She and other students watched their fi rst TV programs friends, use in the 34 years I was an offi cer in the military.” grew up, and I thank God for the women (Ursuline Sisters gym—they made a good impression.” during select study halls, and they participated in common “How could I do those same things?” he asked. “I had among them) that He has placed in my life for my spiritual Stanley is married to Nancy, who had a diff erent high school events such as proms, Glee Club and football/ great examples!” journey.” experience growing in faith as a youth. She had been basketball games. baptized but her parents did not practice their faith. Stanley She treasures the Catholic faith she was taught and said, “At age 13 she started CCD with no kids she knew. … exposed to by Ursuline Sisters who would spend time Mary Lou (Melia) Brennan, Class of 1964 Stanley Sedlacek, Class of 1965 She stuck with it.” before the Blessed Sacrament, oft en with their arms BLESSED SACRAMENT SCHOOL—OMAHA ST. PATRICK SCHOOL—NORTH PLATTE “I wish to thank the Ursulines. Th ey gave me a big extended. “We had a ‘family’ Rosary in church. It was my Mary Lou Brennan has been married for 43 years and “I had a very positive experience at St. Patrick’s in North foundation in life that has carried me through.” fi rst occasion to experience a living Rosary and it was has three children and six grandchildren. Platt e. I always had the nuns from second to twelft h grade. Stanley has passed on the moral lessons and supported absolutely beautiful,” remembered Victoria, who today is a “I stayed home for many years and then went back I always thought that while they taught me many things I Catholic education for his three daughters and now their retired teacher who shares her musical talents as a harpist to school at age 40 to do what I do now,” she explained, learned a lot of life lessons, too.” families. with her childhood parish in Grant, NE. She studied piano adding that for 23 years she has worked as a radiology

6 WINTER | www.ursulinesisterslouisville.org Mission Driven ~ Need Inspired ~ Donor Supported Ursuline DOME: Continuing the Legacy of Spirituality and Service | WINTER 2016 7 FROM THE ARCHIVES By Sister Martha Jacob, OSU — Archivist CHAPEL CENTENNIAL 2017 USHERS IN Chapel Celebrations and Preservation Projects

It only happens once in a century! Th e Ursuline Sisters are preparing to celebrate 100 years of the Motherhouse Chapel, starting in January 2017! As we approach this centennial of the Ursuline Chapel of the Immaculate Conception in Louisville, Kentucky, we are reminded that this Chapel remains the epicenter of the Ursuline Sisters’ physical and spiritual presence on campus. Th e Chapel is used daily by the Sisters and is in continual use Ursuline Motherhouse Chapel Motherhouse Chapel HISTORY by an active, academic cluster of Sacred Heart Schools. CENTENNIAL From January through December 2017, special liturgies Sunday, January 29, 2017 • 11 a.m. Th e Date: December 8, 1917. Th e Location: 3115 Care has been taken over the past century to preserve and performances are scheduled in the Chapel (See Opening Liturgy Cherokee Drive - property on a road outside Louisville, the Chapel, and renovations have been made to follow schedule list of events.). later renamed Lexington Road. Th e Weather : “coldest the guidelines issued by the Church, including the (Feast of St. Angela Merici is January 27) temperature and deepest snow in the history of installation of an altar enabling the priest to face the Because the Ursuline Sisters want to preserve and Louisville Chorus and Louisville.” Th e Occasion: the dedication of the new congregation and other changes to follow the directives protect what makes the Chapel iconic and unique to St. Mary’s Handbell Choir “central house” or headquarters and convent of the of Vatican Council II in the 1960s. our religious community and to the Ursuline Campus, a brick and mortar preservation campaign, to be Ursuline Sisters and the fi rst celebration of Mass in the A major renovation took place in 1992 on the 75th Sunday, March 19, 2017 • 7 p.m. - 8 p.m. Chapel of the Immaculate Conception, the centerpiece completed by 2020, has been initiated. anniversary of the Chapel. In that renovation the King Solomon Missionary Baptist Church Choir of the building. Th e Time: almost 9:00 a.m., when the Ursuline Sisters aimed to follow the basic principles for Our vision is for this sacred space to continue to be used ceremony is to begin, and the bishop’s car is stuck in a and in updated condition for the next 100 years. We liturgical space. Th ese changes included: extending the Sunday, June 4, 2017 • 12 noon - 12:30 p.m. snowdrift ! P.S. Th e bishop arrived in time! sanctuary and re-arranging the pews to ensure that the hope future generations will experience the beauty of the Chapel, intertwined with the inspiring history of the following 11 a.m. mass Th e Chapel is a sacred space for the Ursuline Sisters altar and ambo are visible from any seat and members Sacred Heart Academy where they make vows to God and commitments to each of the assembly can see each other; removing the two Louisville Ursuline Sisters. Madrigals and Harp Ensemble other, where for 100 years they have prayed together side altars and Stations of the Cross and placing smaller To learn how you can support the celebratory events daily and celebrated profession of vows, jubilees and stations and the crucifi x in the rear of the Chapel. and/or the preservation eff orts, please contact: other special occasions, as well as funerals of sisters. Symbols expressing concepts important to the Sisters Saturday, September 23, 2017 • 7 p.m. - 8:15 p.m. Bourbon Baroque Also in the twenty-fi rst century, the Chapel continues were etched into the windows of the three sets of double doors. To learn more about Chapel Centennial to be a holy space for staff ,faculty, students, and alums of Celebration Sponsorship Opportunities Sacred Heart Schools. In the 1920s, the Chapel was the In addition to being a sacred space for the Ursuline Saturday, October 21, 2017 • 7 p.m. - 8 p.m. site of Sacred Heart Academy graduations. Today Sacred Sisters and Sacred Heart Schools, since 1997 the Chapel Contact: Ellen McKnight (Feast of St. Ursula) Heart Model School graduation ceremonies take place has served the homebound by providing a location Director of Mission Advancement Bellarmine University Choral Groups in the Chapel, as well as First Communion and other where “Mass of the Air” is taped. Masses for upcoming (502) 515-7526 or [email protected] religious services for the children during the school year. Sundays are recorded in the Chapel two evenings each Friday, December 8, 2017 • 7 p.m. In 2016 the student body of Sacred Heart Academy month and then televised on WHAS, WBKI, WNKY Closing Liturgy and the Faith Channel on the proper Sunday. is too numerous for the Chapel, so each class has its own To learn more about Chapel Preservation (Feast of the Immaculate Conception) Archbishop Kurtz and Our Lady of Lourdes Choir individual Mass during the school year. Among other At 100, the Chapel is recognized as a famous Opportunities gatherings are: a Rosary Holy Hour twice a year and landmark in the Crescent Hill-Lexington Road the annual induction into the National Honor Society. neighborhoods of Louisville, KY. Contact: Sister Jean Anne Zappa Join us on Facebook as we Livestream each Also SHA alumnae join the sisters at Sunday Mass in the Chapel Preservation of our Centennial Celebrations! Chapel during reunion weekend each June. (502) 896-3999 or [email protected] www.facebook.com/UrsulinesLouisville

8 WINTER | www.ursulinesisterslouisville.org Mission Driven ~ Need Inspired ~ Donor Supported Ursuline DOME: Continuing the Legacy of Spirituality and Service | WINTER 2016 9 ANGELA MERICI CENTER By Ginny Schaeffer, Director, Angela Merici Center for Spirituality As the old song goes, “Th e times, they are a-changin’.” ANGELA MERICI CENTER We fi nd ourselves in a time of vast change and uncer- tainty. We are in a global war against terror and see no FOR SPIRITUALITY perceivable end to it. We are connected, whether we PROGRAM & RETREAT SCHEDULE want to be or not, 24/7 via the internet, Facebook, Twit- www.amcspirituality.org ter and a 24-hour news cycle that fl ashes horrifi c scenes over and over again until our brains believe that horror and terror are the only things that exist. Manufacturing jobs, the bread-and-butt er of middle-class families a de- Sabbath Moments cade ago, are fewer and further in-between. What were Dates: The second Saturday of the month once deemed the God-given places in society for people (January 14, February 11 and March 11, 2017) of color, diff ering sexual identity and classes of people Time: 10 a.m.-12 Noon (Bring your lunch and join us are vanishing. for a time of fellowship afterwards.) READINGRREADINGE A D I N G THETTHEH E SIGNSSSIGNSI G N S Just a life-time ago, the church used to be the corner- Location: Brescia Hall, Building #3, stone of society but is now losing its position of power. 3105 Lexington Road, Louisville, KY Scholars tell us that we are living in a post-Christian Cost: $10 of the Time era, and the statistics bear this out. Congregations are ooff tthehe TTimeime Taizé Prayer gett ing older and younger generations have just said, “No, thank you very much.” Dioceses throughout the Dates: The second Monday of the month Jesus had just spent the day on the top of a mountain So let’s look around and see what we see. country have closed neighborhood churches. Priests are (January 9, February 13 and March 13, 2017) at a minimum and some religious communities are dy- Time: 7 p.m. healing those who were brought to him: paraplegics, One of the fi rst things I notice is how angry many ing away. Th e fastest growing, self-identifying religious Location: Ursuline Motherhouse Chapel the blind, the maimed, the mute, anyone who was in people are. Our recent presidential election brought group is the “Nones,” individuals who do not identify 3115 Lexington Road, Louisville, KY need. At the end of the day he didn’t stop there, didn’t our divisions to the surface, but this year seemed espe- with any religious tradition. If this trend continues, Cost: Free Will Offering brush his hands off and give himself a pat on the back cially vicious. for a good day’s work. No, he looked at the four thou- Christianity, as we know it, will become a relic. sand people still hanging around and felt compassion for In one of my past lives as a mental health professional, As followers of Jesus, how are we to respond? Do we Compassion’s Circle I oft en encouraged the expression of anger in others. them: he hurt for them. He knew that it had been a hard surrender to the fear, pain and anger? Do we continue Dates: The third Monday of the month Anger is a vital emotion. It is the proverbial “canary in day and that, for many of them, home was a long way off . to pretend that everything is okay although the rest of (January 16, February 20 and March 20, 2017) the coal mine.” It is also a secondary emotion, an um- Th ey had to be hungry, but how do you feed that size of the world seems to be going to “hell-in-a-handbasket”? Time: 6:30 p.m. – 8 p.m. brella feeling. When we are able to get past our anger, we a crowd with only seven loaves of bread and a few fi sh? Do we blind ourselves to the pain and suff ering of others Location: Brescia Hall, Building #3, discover that there is usually one of two other feelings Jesus simply gave thanks and began to divide the bread because this world is only a vale of tears and heaven is 3105 Lexington Road, Louisville, KY present: fear or pain. and fi sh among the crowd. Not only did everyone get his our fi nal reward? Cost: Free Will Offering fi ll; there were seven large baskets of left overs! If you are like me, if someone cuts you off on the ex- When I can be honest with myself, there are times when It was then that the religious leaders came to Jesus de- pressway your initial reaction seems to be one of anger I want to answer, “yes,” to all of the above; but that is not Silent Retreat (as evidenced by the time-honored hand gesture); name manding a sign from heaven to prove that he was who he what Jesus calls those who follow him to do. Respond- Date & Time: Friday, February 3, 2017 at 7 p.m. to calling and/or the tone of your voice. Scratch the surface said he was. ing by giving in to the temptations of denial, worry and Sunday, February 5, 2017 at 3 p.m. and there is fear of being in an accident, seriously injured self-preservation is not the life God desires for us. Location: Ursuline Motherhouse, 3115 Lexington Road Really?! I usually try to give these guys the benefi t of the or even killed. doubt, because I am probably more like them than not. Th e most important thing we can do is to stay connected Cost: $175 But this time… Let someone “dis” you, a friend betray you, a family to God. Like a tall, strong oak whose roots reach deep (includes accommodations, meals and materials) member disappoint you and your fi rst reaction is to get It seems that Jesus felt the same way. He gets more than into the ground and that is able to withstand many a angry: “Th at b****! How dare you! I’ve done so much strong storm, we too need to be rooted in the Ground of Living Contemplatively in a World of Action a litt le snarky with them: “You can look up at the sky and for you and this is the thanks I get?!” Once again, scratch our being. Th is connection enlivens and nurtures: our Dates: Tuesdays, February 21 & 28 and forecast the weather. You can read the sky for signs of an the surface and there is pain. oncoming storm or a fair day, but you can’t read the signs trust in that which we cannot see yet, our love for those March 7 &14, 2017 of the time?” Fear and pain make us vulnerable. Anger makes us feel around us who are suff ering and afraid, the courage to Time: 7 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. powerful, energizes us, gives us strength we might not buck what is “normal” and stay true to the good news of Location: Brescia Hall, Building #3, Th e theme of this DOME is about looking toward the think we had. Is it any wonder we go almost immediately God’s ultimate reality and the undying assurance that 3105 Lexington Road, Louisville, KY future, but in order to do that we have to be able to read to anger? God is still in the business of bringing something new Cost: $60 the signs of our times. out of that which has passed away. Where is all of this anger, i.e. fear and pain coming from?

10 WINTER | www.ursulinesisterslouisville.org Mission Driven ~ Need Inspired ~ Donor Supported Ursuline DOME: Continuing the Legacy of Spirituality and Service | WINTER 2016 11 ANNUAL REPORT As of June 30, 2016 ANNUAL REPORT

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Th is report refl ects donations received MARY JEAN KEMPF SISTER EVELINA PISANESCHI William and Linda Jones J. W. Hunt & Company, LLP Margaret K. Bode John and Cheryle Coveney between July 1, 2015 and June 30, 2016. In Memory of … Arlene and Harvey Kaufman Carolyn Johnson SISTER PAULA KLEINE-KRACHT Roger Killen Tom and Tammy Keenan Sam and Eva Jones The Family of Joseph A. Kleine-Kracht Every eff ort was made to list all donors during this time. Janis O'Callaghan HELEN ABBY SISTER ANDREA CALLAHAN Chris Meriwether A.W. and Carol Lacaprucia Barbara Simmons Janet Pisaneschi Eugene and Delores Carta John and Yvonne Basil Thomas and Mary Nolan and Family Herbert Louthian If your name is missing or is misspelled, please contact the SISTER MARY DONATA KOKOT SISTER EVELINA PISACESCHI'S MARY ABNER Beverly Belser Vonda Norris Frank and Jana Melonas Jeaninne Sandlin 70TH JUBILEE Joan Lynch Mission Advancement Offi ce as soon as possible Mary Ann Dearing Andrea Preston Lucille Mould Flo Selby Rev. John Burke, Jr. SISTER MARCELLA ACKERMAN Mary Anne Hess so we may check and/or correct our records. Judy Michels Stephen Reily Hampton and Beth Oliver SISTER COLETTE KRAEMER Patrick and Pamela Buzzerd Doris Jovanelly Janet Ketterer SISTER ELISSA ADAMS Clifford Rompf Russell & Jeffcoat GLENDA AND BOB ROBY Vonda Norris SISTER ANNE MARY LOCHNER Pam and Steve Catlett Virginia Smythe Betty Scharfenberger Deborah Shefﬁ eld Charmaine Paslick Darlene and George Haarman SISTER MILDRED MAE RUEFF SISTER GONZAGA ADAMS Linda and Jon Squire Barbara and Zeb Smith In Honor of … Dr. Marguarite La Belle SISTER MARIA GORETTI LOVETT John and Yvonne Held, Jr. SISTER EILEEN CARNEY Anne Stakem Sarah Stepp SISTER BETTY ALBERS Douglas Connolly John and Yvonne Basil SISTER MARY TERENCE SCHMITT Elizabeth Unruh Helen Wiggs 2015 JUBILIARIANS SISTER ASSUMPTA DEVINE Stephen and Vonda Lincoln Elizabeth Hammond Emily Elizabeth Devine Barbara Hager Dr. Alexanndra Kreps Mary Marlene Wolf ALICE N. DIXON Mary Marlene Wolf SISTER ELENA BECKER Martin Mullaney Barbara Braak ALL SISTERS SISTER RITA DRESSMAN Katherine Sniegon Gail Ann Meyer Doris Doyle SISTER ERNESTINE DAVIS Delia Schadt JOAN CARRICO Mike Jones Alice Carpenter Janice DiMaria SISTER PATRICIA LOWMAN Johanna Troy JOHN BEGGS Edna Mulligan Andrew Snyder Margaret Bivens Mary Ernestine Lohr Cheryl Cunningham and Family ALL THE SISTERS WHO TAUGHT Judith Whitesell Carol Coyle MARIE CARTA AT ANGELA MERICI THE FEAST OF ST. ANGELA Martha Dooley GRETCHEN SCHMUCKIE BARBARA M. BOGOVICH Eugene and Delores Carta Judy Michels Janice Gregory Lisa Kempf Leslee Moore Gail Ann Meyer Rosemary Schmuckie Paul Bogovich TONY CARTA DECEASED FAMILY MEMBERS Alice Harman ALL THE WONDERFUL SISTERS SISTER CLARA FEHRINGER Bob and Joyce Pfaadt SISTER SHIRLEY ANN SIMMONS SISTER MARY JOACHIM Eugene and Delores Carta Carol Ann Rappa Kathryn Mattingly WHO CAME INTO MY LIFE Leslee Moore Carol Palomino BOGOVICH DECEASED MEMBERS OF Harrietta Allen Katherine Sniegon SISTER MARY SAMUEL CARTER Richard Dixon Maxwell Stephen and Tish Treinen Paul Bogovich Jerry and Katherine Bean URSULINE ACADEMY SISTER PAT LOWMAN'S SISTER MARY MARTHA Ruth McCullough ALL URSULINES SISTER HILDA BOHR CLASS OF 1952 The Most Revered Ken Williams 75TH JUBILEE STAARMAN SISTER RAYMOND CARTER Rose Boyle Mary Anne Hess Jo Ann Burke Romano Mazzoli GEORGE AND LUCIA DIYORIO SISTER CATHERINE FRANZE Patricia Vairin Sheila Frierson SISTER ANTONINE BIVEN SISTER MARY DECHANTEL Angela Schell Virginia McKune SISTER SARAH STAUBLE MARIE BOONE WILLIAM CARTER, SR. Darlene and George Haarman SISTER MARY DOLORITA LUTSIE Marilyn and Robert Beam Suzanne Fox JAMES AND FRANCES DORN Dr. Suzanne Lenhart Michelle Yates Jerry and Katherine Bean SISTER ODILIA GADLAGE Dr. Alexanndra Kreps Michael Dorn VICK AND RICK BUCKELY SISTERS WHO TAUGHT AT GILES BORDERS SISTER COSMA COPONI Robert and Catharine Gadlage SISTER LORRAINE MAGINOT SISTER ROSANNA DORN Roger Catlett ANGELA MERICI 1959-1963 Karen Borders David and Jamie Calzi CATHERINE DEFELICE Doris Kopac Lori Andrews James Hughes SISTER MARTHA BUSER'S Diana Scott SISTER CASILDA BOWLING Karen Borders Ruth Gerlach Frank and Margaret Calzi 85TH BIRTHDAY SISTER GEORGINE GRABENSTEIN Patricia Casillo SHIRLEY DEFELICE Eithne McMullen SISTERS WHO TAUGHT AT LAVERNE CORBETT Karen A. Jarboe Rita Crabtree Dolores Peters Anonymous SISTER AMELIA DUES BLESSED SACRAMENT IN RUTH BOYLE Colette and Tom Dumstorf JOSEPH C. CARTA Ronald and Betty Grabenstein Linda and Harry Walker PITTSBURGH, PA Rose Boyle Karen Borders Daniel and Martha Dues MARY ALICE COVENEY Eugene and Delores Carta SISTER MARY JO GRAMIG Deborah Bagnato SISTER GEORGELINE DUES MARIA MAY SISTER MARY CONSOLATA Anonymous SISTER VERA DEL GRANDE PAM AND STEVE CATLETT Anonymous Midge Meehan SISTERS WHO TAUGHT ME AT BRAMER Colleen Freeman Daniel and Martha Dues Marilyn and Robert Beam Betty Lux Roger Catlett SISTER JULIENNE GUY SISTER ROSELLA MCCORMICK'S HOLY SPIRIT AND SACRED HEART SISTER ASSUMPTA DEVINE DWIGHT EASTRIDGE PEACHIE COX PATSY AND JIM CATLETT John and Yvonne Basil 60TH JUBILEE Norma Schweitzer DOROTHY M. BRAUNECKER Mary Ann Dearing Mark and Donna Sinkhorn Mary Ruth McClish Alice Harris Roger Catlett Beverly Belser Rev. John Burke, Jr. SISTERS WHO TAUGHT AT HOLY Dianne Decuir BOB FALLER TRINITY AND SACRED HEART MARY CATHERINE BRAY DOROTHY COYLE Janice Faller ROGER CATLETT Bob and Constance Degenhart Sharon Holliday Devine Survivor's Trust Mary Mulligan Norman Bray Carol Coyle Pam and Steve Catlett Elizabeth and Richard Osborne SISTER EULALIA FALLER Barbara Hager EDWIN COYLE, SR. Emily Elizabeth Devine Barbara Campbell SCOTT, CELIA, CAROLYN, GRANT SISTERS WHO TAUGHT AT CAROLYN M. BREEN Marilyn Montgomery SISTER ANNUNCIATA MUTH Carol Coyle Colette and Tom Dumstorf AND JULIA CATLETT ST. GEORGE Anonymous Janice Faller Anthony and Julia Armstrong R. Beatrice Muraski FLORENCE COYLE Pam and Steve Catlett CAROL HATTLER Marlene Clarke Phyllis Haag Roserita Ott MY EDUCATION Carol Coyle Ann Marie Mancini SISTERS OF ST. PATRICK'S NORTH Donna Jean Hemmila Roger Catlett Anna Vaughan Romano Mazzoli SISTER CLARITA FELHOELTER SISTER RUTH ANN HAUNZ'S PLATTE, NE A. JOSEPH CROUCH THE CATLETT FAMILY SISTER THEODORA BREIGHNER James Hughes Sally McKenna 50TH JUBILEE LINDA AND STEVE NEAL John Marquette Phyllis Passaﬁ ume Richard Buckley Dr. Suzanne Lenhart Mary Ann Larkin SISTER CLARISSA FITZMAYER Kim and Jeff Bill Pam and Steve Catlett SISTER PATRICIA ANN KENNETH AND ANGELA DALE Patsy and Jim Catlett SISTER LILLIAN ANN BROWN Karen Dant Theresa and Tom Burnside SISTER KATHLEEN NEELY THOMPSON Barbara Harrison Joan Lynch Elsie Boyd ELLEN STEMLER FLANNERY Robert and Gail Pruette Kathryn Mattingly Dan Wentworth SISTER MARY GRACE DALTON Virginia McKune SISTER DOLORES HUDSON Mary Jane Smith Laurie Stemler SISTER MARY BRENDAN Delia Schadt Thomas A. Mattingly SUSANNE WEINERT STEINBOCK'S Dr. Alexanndra Kreps Judy Michels SISTER ANNALITA FOX CONLON RETIREMENT SISTER MARJORIE BURGE PEGGY DAVIS SISTER MARTHA JACOB SISTER HELEN O'BRIEN Vonda Norris Terry and Theresa Castile John and Jeanette Buege Mary Ellen Pike Dr. John Spalding Gatton Karen and Robert Adams Michael and Patricia Sermersheim Charles and Jacqueline Marcotte Ellen O'Toole Patsy and Jim Catlett THE URSULINE SISTERS SISTER MARY LAURANA BURKE Mary Ann Dearing SHARRY AND BRUCE JACOBSON SISTER JANET MARIE Pete and Don Angermeier Lisa Kempf Michael Dorn Jerrold and Carla Rosen Martha Fluhr Mary Carmel Owen Pam and Steve Catlett PETERWORTH Sallie and Mark Baer John and Jeanette Buege Carolyn O'Rourke SISTER MERICI BURKE Diane and Hugh Smith Rose Marie Hensel Robert and Gail Pruette SISTER JO ANN JANSING Mary Ann Dearing David Baker Mary Marlene Wolf James Hughes Raleigh Ridge Carol Harneit Pam and Steve Catlett URSULINE ACADEMY Randy Barker CLASS OF 1955 Doris Doyle SALVATORE DIMARIA Kathleen McHugh Patsy and Jim Catlett Doris King Delia Schadt Patricia Peters Rosemary Hager Barbara Bentley John and Yvonne Basil Diana Scott Melvin and Jeannine Nix Judy Michels Barbara Simmons SISTER LORNA WEILER Vonda Norris Mary Jane and Joey Bickett Harold Bayerl Jo Anne Peterworth Vonda Norris SISTER AGNES COVENEY SISTER LYNN JARRELL Patricia Casillo REV. JOHN J. BUTLER Donna Cash William Buchanan Anonymous Doris Schutz Anonymous Robert and Gail Pruette Dr. John Spalding Gatton Colette and Tom Dumstorf Mary Ann Dearing Richard Campolong SISTER RITA JOSEPH JARRELL Dorothy Inez Williams SISTER JULIA DAVIS Mark Sadd Virginia C. Smythe Patricia Hughes Patti and Frank Ford and Family Dolores DiMaria Dr. Paul Kelty Johanna Troy Mary Marlene Wolf James and Sarah Smith SISTER MARY DENIS WEST DICK CABELA Constance Graven Joseph and Lucille DiMaria JUBILARIANS Jane and Don Rosenbarger SISTER JANET MARIE Joan Sabel Mary Cabela Paula Fangman Carol Hebel Sarah Frantz SISTER JAMESETTA DEFELICE PETERWORTH'S 60TH JUBILEE ERIN C. WHITE Midge Meehan Myrna and Don Hinkebein Carol and Alec Giles Anonymous Kathleen and Joe Cenci Gerald and Catherine White Patricia Hughes Karen Borders William Hunt

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FRANK KILROY EDWARD MATTINGLY GERALDINE STANDISH SISTER CONCETTA WALLER Mary Margaret Kilroy Kathryn Mattingly Carol Coyle Marilyn and Robert Beam In Memory of … KEVIN KILROY Thomas Mattingly In Memory of … JEFF STANDISH SISTER VICTOR WALLER SISTER DOROTHY FRANKRONE CAROL HECKMAN Mary Margaret Kilroy MARY THERESE MATTINGLY Carol Coyle Marilyn and Robert Beam Mary Rose Boyd Donna Burton SISTER BRIGID KIM Kathryn Mattingly JUNE A. OTT FORREST SCHOENBACHLER, SR. WATSON STANDISH Maureen and Mike Vandevelde Dan and Karen Archer Anne Schoenbachler Rose Marie Bradley Marcia Heckman Diana Scott Thomas Mattingly Carol Coyle SISTER PIUS WANTLAND Robert and Julia Carothers SISTER DOMINIC SCHULER Colette and Tom Dumstorf THE HEIL FAMILY FRANK KIST JEAN WAINSCOTT MAY WILLIAM STANDISH Joe and Margaret Stemle, Jr. Ann Kist Karen Medley Carol Coyle Mary Elder R. Dolores Vogel Patricia Butler Greg and Linda Gleis SISTER ANTHONY WARGEL SISTER MARY WILLIAM KLIPSCH Joan Sabel EDWARD STEINMETZ, JR. Harrietta Allen Phyllis Haag SISTER JUSTINA HEINTZMAN HELEN MAZZOLI Theresa McFarland Donna Sinkhorn Pam Klipsch Rosanne Dillon SISTER JULIA SCHULER Mary Steinmetz Anonymous James Hughes Dolores Whitlock AMANDA KRUSE Karen Medley VIRGINIA AND EUGENE STEMLER Mark and Donna Sinkhorn Romano Mazzoli OUR DECEASED PARENTS John and Yvonne Basil Marcella Olliges Frances Ann Tompkins SISTER GERTRUNELLA SCHUTTE Laurie Stemler MARY LOU HELERINGER SISTER DOLORETTA MCKUNE Mary Della Mattei Beverly Belser Harry Rothgerber Nancy Wachs SISTER MARY CASIMIR KUMOR Marilyn and Robert Beam KENNETH STEPHENSON Dr. Suzanne Lenhart PAUL PASLICK Kathleen and Joe Cenci RICHARD FREIBERT Victoria Kumor SISTER ANGELICE SEIBERT Martha Stephenson MARY LOUISE HERP ETHEL MEHALIC Charmaine Paslick Anne C. Freibert MARY ANGELA KURTZ Sheila Frierson TERESA E. STOSBERG Dorothy Daversa Sharon Hurley Michael Dorn CHARLOTTE PASSAFIUME ANGELINA FULLER Romano Mazzoli Rev. Daniel Lincoln Rita Stosberg Paul and Patsy DeBorde ANTHONY HILDENBRAND, JR. JOHN MEHALIC Phyllis White Ruth McCullough SISTER MARY XAVIER LAEMMLE SISTER CORINNE STRAUB Stephen and Linda Fontanelli Lori Andrews Michael Dorn MARY AGNES PASSAFIUME Stephen and Vonda Lincoln JAMES GALLAGHER Susan Herman Mary Ann Larson Sharon Hildenbrand LONNIE MEISNER Phyllis White DORIS SHEEHAN Doris Jovanelly John Gallagher JAMES P. LAWLER BERNARD STREHLE Linda and Harry Walker Margaret Rightor SISTER MARY SEBASTIAN Jo Ann Nevins William Keown Karen Laurens Sylvia Lawler A. Louise Strehle SISTER JOSEPHINE HILDENBRAND MARK MEISNER PASSAFIUME MR. AND MRS. GEORGE Jerry and Nancy Kleier SISTER ANASTASIA LEGA SISTER VINCENT STRITTMATTER EVELYN GAMMEL Ruth Gerlach Margaret Rightor Mary Lee Broyles SHEEHAN Charmaine Paslick Julie Masters Cesar and Nene Macatangay Jane Allen SISTER EMILY PEETZ Jo Ann Nevins Dolores Peters SISTER CONRAD MELLON Larry and Mary Belle Newby JUDY WOLF GARY SISTER CHRISTINE LESOUSKY Robert and Linda Blanke Earl Buehner ALDENE SHIEL SISTER MARY NICHOLAS STUBER Margaret Dostal Linda and Harry Walker Louise Eiswirth John and Betty Bentz Carol Harneit Gerry and Carol O'Farrell NANCY MERRIMAN SISTER CLETA PFAADT SISTER MARY HILDENBRAND SISTER ESTELLE GATHOF SISTER MARY LAVINIA LESOUSKY Carol Coyle Bob and Joyce Pfaadt ED SHIEL ANDREW SWISHER Larry, Sandy and Molly Poole John Barrett Ruth Gerlach Louise Eiswirth John and Betty Bentz Jessie Volk ANGELA RITA METZLER GEORGE REISCHMAN Stephen and Libby Szwarc Dolores Peters Richard Barrett MARGARET M. LINCOLN Beverly Metzler Carol Coyle SISTER THECLA SHIEL NORMA TENNEY Paul and Betty Jo Wargel Linda and Harry Walker Rev. Daniel Lincoln John and Betty Bentz Frank Tenney Barbara Seifert SISTER MARIANNA MEYSSEN GERTRUDE REISCHMAN HENRY AND ALMA WEICKEL SISTER GEORGE MARIE LONG FRANCES THACKER RITA GEORGE SISTER MARY AIDAN HOGAN Betty Rickenbacker Carol Coyle Shiela Mudd Mary Jude Stewart Susan Roach Mary Alice McIntyre Mary Ellen Tucker Barbara Simmons SISTER YVONNE MORAN HERBERT REISCHMAN SISTER MARY DONALD RUTH WELLER SISTER PATRICIA LOWMAN THOSE GONE BEFORE US SISTER MARY JOYCE GEORGEL SISTER MARY ELISE HOVEKAMP Sherrie Antes Carol Coyle SINKHORN Rita Stosberg Rev. Bill Martin Martha Benningﬁ eld Donna Sinkhorn Midge Meehan Malcolm and Karleen Robertson, Jr. Colette and Tom Dumstorf PETER REISCHMAN ANN C. WILLIAMS SISTER MARY ANN HUBER Al and Mary Jo Burke Carol Coyle Mark and Donna Sinkhorn CLEONA TONINI DR. LOUIS "DOC" GIULIANI Phyllis Haag Mary Lou Mangold Anne Marie Howard Frank Tonini Shirley Giuliani Susan Davis RICHARD REISCHMAN SISTERS OF ST. PATRICK'S NORTH NANCY WILLIAMS James Hughes Mary Wilding DONALD GODBEY Donna Ising Colette and Tom Dumstorf Carol Coyle PLATTE, NE James and Mary Rogers Nancye Inman Dr. Thomas Dieringer Stella Godbey MARY ANN HUGHES Paula Fangman SYLVIA REISCHMAN DOROTHY LINCOLN TRAC WAUNITA WILLMAN Gladys Crimmins Barbara Mayer Carol Coyle John Marquette Anne Williams SISTER MARY CARMELITA James Hughes Phyllis Miller GRANTZ Colette and Tom Dumstorf Midge Meehan DIANA REMMERS SISTERS WHO TAUGHT ME AT MARY LOUISE O'BRIEN CHARLES AND INEZ WINGFIELD Mary Kay Hyland TUNKAKAN Mary Lou Mangold Gum Tree Fabrics Judy Michels Elizabeth Bonifer HOLY TRINITY AND SHA Lois Kapfhammer Claudia Jenkins Mary Mulligan Ruth McCullough Susan Roach Mary Henry Scott Riggs Romano Mazzoli JACK WINNER Fred J. Klausing, III SISTERS WHO TAUGHT AT LILLIAN TURNER EARLEEN GROVES Lisa Riggs Zaborsky W. CHARLES RIGHTOR Susie Bruce James Hughes SS PETER & PAUL IN Mary Louise Turner Nancy Haugh Leslie Mahan Margaret Rightor SISTER MARY JEANINE WOLFF Joan Lynch KATHLEEN MULLANEY CUMBERLAND, MD Bob and Judy McMillen URSULINE ACADEMY Ann Kupper SISTER MARY FLAVIA Martin Mullaney SISTER ANNETTE RUTLEDGE Mary Dougherty CLASS OF 1952 GUENTHNER Juanita Santos Michael and Helen Duncan Mary Patelunas SISTER LILLIAN MULLER Romano Mazzoli SISTER MARIAN WOLFSCHLAG Paula Rice Patricia Weber William Leasure, Jr. Carolyn Schmidt Evelyn Siemens Peter Rutledge and Jann Logsdon Dorothea Winkel SISTERS WHO TAUGHT AT SISTER ANGELA VAN NATTA HELEN GUNTER GENE HURST DELORES WORTHINGTON Katherine Sniegon SISTER MARY PERPETUA NAUERT BERNADETTE SCHAEFER ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI Doris Beuttenmuller Mary Connie Adkins Mary Noreen Fore Marie and Paul Schaefer Carol Coyle Sr. Pat's Bridge Club Ann Hawkins LOUISVILLE FRANK VOLK Donna and Richard Helm WILLIAM JACOB Cheryl Love SISTER SYLVIA SCHLEGEL Martha Bennett Jessie Volk PAUL WORTHINGTON Mary Brown George Weinert Carol Coyle Richard Helm Judy Michels SISTERS WHO TAUGHT AT PAT VOLZ Kathryn Whelan Ann Nauert Jake Volz Mary Janis Brown Harold and Roseanne Schlegel URSULINE ACADEMY LOUISVILLE Jake Volz SISTER ROSALITA WUERSCH Jim Wilberding RONALD NEMCOSKY Sharon Jewell Sharon Holliday Wayne Volz Carolyn LaChance Radetta Nemcosky MR. AND MRS. PAUL SCHMIDT MARIAN PATRICIA VOOR Leslie Wilson SISTER VINCENTIA YARNALL CHARLES WILLIAM HALL Mary Ann Larkin Regina Schmidt SISTERS WHO TAUGHT Barbara Simmons SISTER ALBERTA NEPPL AT URSULINE ACADEMY Delia Schadt Jeanette Wahl RAY AND ELIZABETH Mary Marlene Wolf JOSEPH JOHN SCHMITT, JR. GERALD VOWELS Mary Kathryn Vowels PITTSBURGH JOHANNEMAN Marvin and Patricia Boone Mary Kathryn Vowels Eugene and Rosemary Turano ROSE HARTLAGE David and Bonnie Worton SISTER MARY PAUL NIEMANN Deborah Bagnato Beverly Metzler Ruth Ann Bradshaw EDWARD MAGUIRE Mary Ann Liebert Allen Castle SISTER MARY CATHERINE SISTER JEAN ZELLER Johanna Troy VUKMANIC Susan Herman SISTER CECILIA HATEM SISTER MARY RUTH KELLY Kevin Duffy DARLENE OAKS Scott Ferguson John and Yvonne Basil Antionette Corey MARY SNIPP Michael Vukmanic Patricia Hughes Judy Michels Thomas and Barrie Schmitt Mary Nichter EDITH KEMPER SUSAN H. WAGNER Ronald and Suzanne Bona-Hatem PATRICIA A. MAGUIRE SISTER MARLENE OETKEN Karen Borders Jahnna Valdez LORRAINE SNYDER Philip Wagner, Jr. SISTER GEMMA HATEM A. Louise Strehle A.B. and Joan Clem Janice Bailey NORBERT KEMPER SISTER MARY MARGARET JEANETTE A. WAHL Ronald and Suzanne Bona-Hatem ARMANDO MANCINI, MD Maureen and Mike Vandevelde Karen Borders SCHMOLL THE SPRAUER AND DOERR Daresdean Kim SISTER JOVITA HATEM Ann Marie Mancini SISTER MODESTA OLBERZ Rose Marie Grenewald FAMILIES STEVE KEMPER SISTER BORROMEO WALKER Ronald and Suzanne Bona-Hatem GIL C. MANGOLD Carolyn O'Rourke Joyce Doerr Karen Borders JAMES MAURICE SCHMUCKIE, SR. Dr. Paul Kelty SISTER JO ANN HAUNTZ Mary Lou Mangold SISTER FRANCETTA OLGES Rosemary Schmuckie SISTER MARY ADELAIDE SQUIRES MARY JEAN KEMPF Anonymous THE MATTEI FAMILY Naomi and Jim Olges Michael and Martha Uberta James and Diane Stuckert MARCELLA SCHNEIDER SISTER THOMASITA HAYES Mary Della Mattei SISTER RITA OLGES Cecilia Ann Sauter Lynn and Chris Hall Mary Marlene Wolf Naomi and Jim Olges

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The Carroll Family Mary Dougherty Frank and Donna Kiley Roger Lucheta Donations … Eugene and Delores Carta Erminelda Downs Roger Killen Betty Lux Donna Cash Doris Doyle Donations … Mary Margaret Kilroy Joan Lynch Wanda Abell Mary Lee Borders Patricia Casillo Dorris Dreisbach Rita Gawarecki John and Yvonne Held, Jr. Daresdean Kim Cesar and Nene Macatangay George Ackerman Karen Borders Terry and Theresa Castile Connie Drury Kathleen Gdaniec Lucy Lee Helm Doris Marie King Mary Anne Madden Karen and Robert Adams Harold and Betty Born Allen Castle Daniel and Martha Dues Ruth Gerlach Donna and Richard Helm Mary Margaret King Colleen Magruder Bobbie Adang Bernard and Mary Bowling, Jr. Steve and Pam Catlett Kevin Duffy Vernetta Gettelfi nger Richard Helm Jane and Mark Kirby Leslie Mahan Mary Connie Adkins Alice Bowling Patsy and Jim Catlett Tom and Colette Dumstorf Judy Gibson Donna Hemmila Ann Kist Mary Lou Malanga Jane Allen Theodore Bowman Roger Catlett Michael and Helen Duncan Ellen and Thomas Giesler Michael and Jeanie Hendricks Fred J. Klausing, III Christina Malone Harrietta Allen Mary Rose Boyd Kathleen and Joe Cenci Clarissa Duvall Carol and Alec Giles Mary Henry Jerry and Nancy Kleier Ann Marie Mancini Mary Allgeier Elsie Boyd Kenneth and Bonnie Chester Estate of Judith Eastland Shirley Giuliani Rose Marie Hensel The Family of Joseph A. Kleine-Kracht Mary Lou Mangold Lori Andrews Robert and Martha Boyd Marlene Clarke Gwen Eaton Mary Ann Glaser Jacqueline and John Herde Pam Klipsch Charles and Jacqueline Marcotte James Andriot Rose Boyle A.B. and Joan Clem Mary Lou Ebersold Greg and Linda Gleis William and Susan Herman Lawrence Knabel, Jr Patricia and Robert Markert Pete and Don Angermeier William Boyle Rita Agnes Clifford Patricia Eckert Agnes Godar Mary Anne Hess Mary Ann Kollros Mary Ann Marko Anonymous Barbara Braak Frances Coady Mike and Shirley Ehrler Stella Godbey Louis Hettinger Leonard Konchesky Don and Jan Marmilott Sherrie Antes Mary Glen Bradbury Carolyn Combs Charlotte Eigel Meredith Gogan Sharon Hildenbrand Doris Kopac Kathleen and Gerard Maron Dan and Karen Archer Rose Marie Bradley Community Foundation of Louisville G. Kenneth and Elise Eisenback Ilene Good Myrna and Don Hinkebein Carol Kopp John Marquette Anthony and Julia Armstrong Ruth Ann Bradshaw Douglas Connolly Louise P. Eiswirth Mary Lou Gorman Deanna Hipwell Dr. Alexanndra Kreps Ann Marshall Dr. Joe Franklin Arterberry Norman Bray John and Anne Cook Mary Elder Kathy Gotting Laverne Hoffmann Kroger Mid-South Mary Jo Martin Patricia Atkins Paul Brezovec Ruth Corder Robert and Paula Englert Mary and David Graas Holly Holland Judith Kruse Rev. Bill Martin Sallie and Mark Baer Ronald Britt Antionette Corey The Estate of Mary Jane Eppinger Ronald and Betty Grabenstein Sharon Holliday William and Clara Kuhl Julie Masters Deborah Bagnato Mary Brown Joan Costello Alice Ernst Rev. Joseph Graffi s Anne House Margie Kummer Innocente and Mary Della Mattei Janice Bailey Mary Janis Brown Betsy Covell Julia Fairfax Albert Grant Anne Marie Howard Victoria Kumor Kathryn Mattingly Michael Bajura Richard E. Brown John and Cheryle Coveney Janice Faller Constance Graven Janet and Albert Huber Cheryle Kuntz Thomas Mattingly James and Jean Baker Mary Lee Broyles Carol Coyle Paula Fangman Joann Greenamyer Nancy Hughes Ann Kupper William Mattingly David Baker Ann Bruce Rita Crabtree Mary Janice Fanning Jo Ann Greenwell John and Patricia Hughes Dr. Mary S. K. Kwan Daniel Martin Mattingly Frank J. Balint, Jr. Susie Bruce Jennifer Lynn Crawford Norbert and Cheryl Fante Janice Gregory Jim Hughes Dr. Marguarite La Belle Pauline Mattingly Caroline Banta Debbie Bruenderman Gladys Crimmins Libby Farmer Rose Marie Grenewald JW Hunt & Company, LLP A.W. and Carol Lacaprucia Barbara Mayer Randy Barker William Buchanan Debra Cruise Jan Farrell Mary Lynn Guettler Katherine Hunt Carolyn LaChance Romano Mazzoli John Barrett Richard Buckley Jane Cyphert Karen Feldkamp Gum Tree Fabrics William Hunt Anthony and Joyce Laing Mary Ruth McClish Richard Barrett John and Jeanette Buege Karen Dant Jo Ann Feller Kathleen Gunderson Sharon Hurley Michael Lambert Kate McCormick John and Yvonne Basil Earl Buehner Kitty Darst Alberta Fenimore Sarah Gurtis John and Maria Huson Mary Ann Larkin Tom McCraw Carol Bauer Barbara Bunag Dorothy Daversa Scott Ferguson John and Rhonda Guy Rob and Fleurette Hutcherson Estate of Evan D. Larkin Ruth McCullough Richard and Nora Bayer Georgie Burch Susan Davis Rev. William Fichteman Phyllis Haag Mary Kay Hyland Mary Ann Larson Michael and Joan McDonald Harold Bayerl Phyllis Burgan Margaret De Angelis Tom Filben Darlene and George Haarman Virginia Hyman Karen Laurens Theresa McFarland Bob and Marilyn Beam Timothy Burke Mary Ann Dearing Ann Fisher Amy Haffl er Nancye Inman Sylvia Lawler Elizabeth McGahan Jerry and Katherine Bean Jo Ann Burke Paul and Patsy DeBorde Sandra Fitz Bernadine Hafner Donna Ising William Leasure, Jr. Jennifer McGee Lucretia Beatty Rev. John Burke, Jr. Dennis DeCarlo Lana Kelly Fitzgerald Rosemary Hager Sara Jackson Ann Lechleiter Ann McGinnis Mary Sue and Bob Becker Adele Burke Michele DeCarlo Martha Fluhr Frank and Barbara Hager Jami Jarboe Linda Lenahan Margaret McGrath Estate of Mary Jane Bell Al and Mary Jo Burke Dianne Decuir Stephen and Linda Fontanelli John Hahler, Jr. Karen Jarboe Dr. Suzanne Lenhart Margaret McGregor Beverly B. Belser Tom and Theresa Burnside Bob and Constance Degenhart Vilma Ford Laura Hall Claudia Jenkins Vicki Lenz Kathleen McHugh Martha Bennett Ann Burton Jerry and Jane Dentinger Dennis and Beth Ford Lynn and Chris Hall Sharon Jewell Colleen Lewis Mary Alice McIntyre Martha Benningfi eld Donna Burton Devine Survivor's Trust Patti and Frank Ford and Family Mike and Stephanie Hall Lester W. Johnson, Jr. Mary Ann Liebert Lucille McIntyre Doris Bensley Patricia Butler Emily Elizabeth Devine Mary Noreen Fore Joan Hammer Carolyn Johnson Joyce Lieser Sally McKenna Barbara Bentley Theresa Butler Sheri DeVore Kathy Foster Betty Hammond Diane Will Jones Rev. Daniel Lincoln Kelly and Ellen McKnight John and Betty Bentz Patrick and Pamela Buzzerd Maria Didier Haze Foster Dennis Hanley Joyce Jones Stephen and Vonda Lincoln Virginia McKune Peggy Bergamini Byerly Ford Mary Virginia Diehl Suzanne Fox Rev. John Hanrahan Mike Jones Wayne and Mary Lindquist Bob and Judy McMillen Donna Berger Margaret Byers Dr. Thomas Dieringer Joseph Foy Alice Harman Sam and Eva Jones Peggy Liter Eithne McMullen Joe and Carolyn Besendorf Mary Cabela Rosanne Dillon Sarah Frantz Emily Harned William and Linda Jones Edward Lloyd Nancy McWhorter Doris Beuttenmuller Frank and Margaret Calzi Pasquale and Ann Dimaio Colleen Freeman Carol Harneit Doris Jovanelly Robert Loch Donald Medley Thao Bianco David and Jamie Calzi Dolores DiMaria Anne Freibert Alice Harris Rosalie and Carroll Kamer Brother Dominic Lococo, OFM Karen Medley Mary Jane and Joey Bickett Alma Jean Campbell Janice DiMaria Edward Friel Elizabeth Harris Lois Kapfhammer Katherine Loeffl er Midge Meehan Kim and Jeff Bill Barbara Campbell Joseph and Lucille DiMaria Sheila Frierson Karen Harris Arlene and Harvey Kaufman Donna Logsdon Fred and Carol Meirose Margaret Bivens Gerald Campbell The Alice Dixon Family Trust Sr. Diane Fulgenzia, OSU Barbara Harrison Mae Kearney David Lohr Frank and Jana Melonas Robert and Linda Blanke Richard Campolong Mary A. Dodson Vicki Futrell Joy Harstine Martha Lee Keely Mary Ernestine Lohr Jesse Mendez Blincoe & Shutt, PSC Ann Canaday Jim and Joyce Doerr Louise Gaddie Dennis and Nancy Haugh Tom and Tammy Keenan Marian Lord Chris Meriwether Joan Blincoe Phillip and Lynndee Caput Martha Dooley Robert and Catherine Gadlage Suzanne Haugh Dr. Paul Kelty, MD John Lorenz Rev. Joseph Merkt Margaret Bode Robert and Julia Carothers Mary Sue Doran James and Isabelle Gallagher Ann Hawkins Lisa Kempf Herbert Louthian Martha Metz Paul Bogovich Barbara Carpenter Michael Dorn John Gallagher Carol Hebel William Keown Cheryl Love Beverly Metzler Ronald and Suzanne Bona-Hatem Alice Carpenter Margaret Dostal Cheryl Gallus Marcia Heckman Mary Kessler Sr. Pat Lowman's Bridge Club Marjorie Meyer Charles and Elizabeth Bonifer Walton and Monica Carpenter Jackie Alt Dotson Mary Lynn Garrett Susan Heeren Janet Ketterer Robert and Andra Lubbers Gail Ann Meyer Marvin and Patricia Boone Catherine Carrico Cynthia Dougan Dr. John Spalding Gatton Karen Heilers Betty Kiefer August Lucci Anna Marie Michael

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20 WINTER | www.ursulinesisterslouisville.org Mission Driven ~ Need Inspired ~ Donor Supported Ursuline DOME: Continuing the Legacy of Spirituality and Service | WINTER 2016 21 ASSOCIATE COMMUNITY By Bay Baltes, Director, Associate Community IN MEMORIAM The Call to Community URSULINE I became the Director of the Associate Community in early August – just aft er Community Days in July. What inspired an exciting time to come into a new position! Aft er a lengthy career as a Human Resources professional in Louisville, I was both pleased and excited to be chosen Sister Fran will be deeply missed! Over the past for this position. I am replacing Th eresa Butler, who few years while visiting my Grandmother at Sacred retired aft er fi ve years as Director. At the September Heart Home in Louisville, KY, my three children and meeting the Advisory Board agreed to change the name I became very close friends with Sister Fran. Every of the Associate Call to Associate Community as had evening aft er supper, she and Sister Raymunda Orth been suggested by the Ursuline leadership team. Th ere would play cards with my grandmother, taking her is no doubt that as Associates we are called to be a under their wings as a sort of project. Sister Fran will community! Locations of Associates in North and South America. always be treasured as a Faithful Friend and shining Re-defi ning what it means to be Ursuline Associates Also in Dominican Republic example of the religious life. Recently, Pope Francis is a long term project. With the help of Sr. Sarah Stauble and India. called us to be more authentic. Truly, Sister Fran and Sr. Martha Buser, the Ursuline Leadership, and all Crosier was one of the most authentic Disciples of Sister Fran Crosier of our Associates, we will be able to take our “Call” to be Christ I have known. My children all cried when I told “Community” into a new era. them she passed. Th ank God, Joey was able to give her September 22, 1934 - August 21, 2016 one fi nal hug goodbye. What a blessing! Sister Frances Crosier, 81, died on August 21, 2016, at For more information on becoming an Associate, contact me at (502) 896-3956 or by email at [email protected]. Sacred Heart Home. A native of Louisville, she joined the You can also visit the website at www.ursulinesisterslouisville.org to learn about the formation process. Chris Geddie (SHA 1992) Ursuline Sisters in 1982. Her ministries included teaching, nursing and social work. She taught at St. Pius, St. Barnabas and St. Timothy PERUVIAN JOURNAL Winter 2016 Have you been inspired by an Ursuline Sister? parish schools before entering the Ursuline Sisters, and at St. Helen and St. Jerome parish schools in the 1980s. She then What is an unusual characteristic of these last few months his clarity in defending those on the margins and standing If so, we would love to hear from you. served on the staff s of Marian Home in Louisville; Howard has been the experience of “journeying.” Kathy and Sue up to abuse of authority. We only hope that his successor Please mail or email your comments to the Community Hospital in Kokomo, IN, and at Bishop Lane Mission Advancement Offi ce returned to Peru in late August aft er some wonderful and will follow in his footsteps. Retreat Center in Rockford, IL. Upon retirement in 1994 she 3105 Lexington Road nurturing visits with family, friends and supporters. It is th volunteered at Baptist East Hospital and at Jeff erson Alcohol Kathy and Sue participated in the 13 anniversary of the Louisville, KY 40206 and Drug Abuse Center (JADAC) in Louisville. always a privilege to be in Louisville for community gather- report of the Commission on Truth and Reconciliation. [email protected] ings, jubilee, celebrations and to be able to connect with Th is is the report that detailed the abuses committ ed by the Sister Crosier was a graduate of St. George School and those whose example and witness encourage our own. government and the groups of terror during those years of Ursuline Academy in Louisville, and held a BS degree from We left Yuli in Louisville continuing what Yuli does best: 1980-2000. Th e new Minister of Justice, a woman, spoke Bellarmine University and an MA degree from Spalding University. initiating programs for preschoolers at La Casita Center, clearly about the need for healing and repairing damages if working with a team to prepare retreats for Latina women, the country is really going to move forward in peace. Her She is survived by her sister, Martha Ann Crosier Donhoff , and learning from the example and initiatives of the teach- words were encouraging, clear and refl ected the determina- UrsulineU Associate Melba Wilson, of and brother, John C. Crosier, both of Louisville, and her Ursuline Community. ers at St. Francis of Assisi School, with whom we are estab- tion to make this healing happen. Jackson,Ja MS, was born in August 1925 lishing bonds of companioning. Th e rehab center in San Miguel is taking fi rst steps in col- andan died in July 2016. She became an Kathy and Sue returned to a Peru with a new government. laborating with the special education school in the town. UrsulineU Associate on January 19, 1991, PPK (Pedro Pablo Kuzcinski), as the new president is Th is is just one of the many eff orts the Center is initiating andan celebrated her 25th anniversary as referred to, is bringing about some interesting changes in as part of a process of re-organization, looking to the future an Associate in January 2016. She signed Mail Memorial Donations to: style and relationship, a sharp contrast to an authoritarian, with some new ideas and new life for the center. a Life Covenant in October 1999. Melba was born in Mission Advancement Offi ce militaristic style to which we have been accustomed. We Once again, we want to thank all of you who continue to California but lived in Mississippi for many years where Ursuline Sisters of Louisville now have a new Defensor del Pueblo (Public Defender), a journey with us by your interest, sharing of resources, and she cared for her elderly mother and brother until their 3105 Lexington Road decision that was postponed for fi ve years. eTh one being sharing of time that continue to inspire us. deaths. Melba enjoyed gardening, sewing, knitt ing and Louisville, KY 40206 replaced had been involved in one of the youth groups of baking. She volunteered with Catholic Charities, Hope our parish under Felipe’s leadership. He was exemplar for Your sisters, Yuli, Kathy, Sue Hospitality House and local kindergartens.

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