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PDF Fatima Conference Flyer PAID Nonprofit Permit 41 Permit US Postage US Postage Spokane, WA Spokane, Annual Fatima Conference October 6-10, 2021 A gathering of Traditional Catholics from around the country for five days of Latin Masses, spiritual exercises, inspiring lectures and sermons, in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. Sponsored by the Religious Congregation Congregation of Mary Immaculate Queen Mary Immaculate Queen Center Rd. 8504 N St. Michael’s 99217-9333 Spokane, WA of Mary Immaculate Queen REQUESTED ELECTRONIC SERVICE Mount St. Michael Annual Fatima Conference Join us in honoring Our Lady during the 8504 N. St. Michael’s Rd. Spokane, WA 99217-9333 Most Rev. Mark A. Pivarunas, CMRI: His Excellency, Rev. Father Francisco Radecki, CMRI: Along with his Bishop Pivarunas, was or- Fatima Conference 2021 twin brother, Fr. Francisco was dained in 1985 and, six years ordained by Bishop Robert later, raised to the episcopacy Speakers McKenna in 1988. Father is by the late Bishop Moises pastor of St. Joseph’s Church Carmona. Bishop Pivarunas Theme: in Detroit, Michigan. He has is the superior general of the “The Servant of Mary will never perish” authored two Latin primers, Congregation of Mary Im- two catechisms, and has co- maculate Queen, pastor of authored with Fr. Dominic Mary Immaculate Church Please note details about the speakers will be Radecki three books on Vatican in Omaha, rector of Mater added over in the months ahead. II and its aftermath, which Dei Seminary, and principal have benefited numerous souls of Mater Dei Academy. His seeking answers to the dilemmas of our day. Excellency also founded the Congregation of Sisters of Confraternity. As such, he contributes regularly to The the Mother of God to assist in his work for souls. Bishop Reign of Mary in the column for Confraternity members Rev. Fr. Michael Anaya: An alumnus of St. Michael’s Acad- Pivarunas is a regular speaker at our annual Fatima Con- entitled Servus Mariae. He has also co-authored several emy, Fr. Anaya was ordained ference, discussing current affairs of the Church in these books with Fr. Francisco Radecki and is a regular speaker by His Excellency, Bishop Pi- times of apostasy. at the Fatima Conference varunas, in 1997. Since then, Rev. Fr. Casimir Puskorius, CMRI: Ordained by Bishop he has served in various par- Rev. Fr. Benedict Hughes, CMRI: Over the years as George Musey in 1986, Fr. ishes of our religious congre- a priest and religious, Fr. Casimir served in several gation, eventually becoming Benedict has spent his life in parishes before taking up pastor of St. Mary’s Church in residence at Mount St. Mi- various works in the service Tacoma, Washington. In ad- chael in 2001. Since then, he of Our Blessed Mother, dition to his pastoral duties in has served as pastor of “the particularly in the field of Tacoma, Father travels regu- Mount,” our largest parish. In education. Having taught larly to Spokane to teach theology and choir to the high addition to his many duties for some years in our school school students here at St. Michael’s Academy. In addition as pastor, Father also teaches at Mount St. Michael and in to speaking at the annual Fatima Conference, Fr. Anaya at St. Michael’s Academy. Fr. the major seminary, Father is the Conference emcee, keeping everything running Casimir is also an accom- eventually began the work of smoothly and on time. plished pianist and enjoys playing the organ for various our minor seminary in 1999. ceremonies, sometimes joining with the choir to sing when Father is the pastor of Mary Immaculate Queen Church Mr. Mario Derksen, M.A., a he is not himself offering the Mass. Father regularly speaks in nearby Rathdrum, Idaho. He is also the editor of The native of Germany, is a con- at the Fatima Conference, particularly on theological top- Reign of Mary, the official magazine of the Congregation vert to sedevacantism (2003). ics of interest to Catholics in our times. of Mary Immaculate Queen. A student of classical Thomis- tic philosophy, Mr. Derksen Rev. Fr. Dominic Radecki, CMRI: Fr. Dominic and his Rev. Fr. James McGilloway: Fr. James is the oldest of the has a specialized interest in twin brother were ordained CMRI priests and has been a refuting the errors of modern by Bishop Robert McKenna member of the Congregation philosophy. He holds a B.A. in in 1988. Father is pastor of for 51 years. He has labored philosophy from Florida At- Queen of Angels Church in for souls at parishes in Ohio lantic University (2000) and an Santa Clarita, California, and and Michigan, as well as here M.A. in philosophy from Holy Apostles College & Semi- of Immaculate Heart of Mary at Mount St. Michael, where nary (2004). His master’s thesis, Against the Skeptics: How Church in Rosamond. He he currently resides. Fr. James also serves as general trea- will be the Keynote Speaker at Thomist Realism Refutes Radical Skepticism, takes to task surer of the religious con- this year’s Fatima Conference. some of the most fundamental errors in modern philoso- gregation and is the director phy. Mr. Derksen will be giving the Friday night dinner of Mary Immaculate Queen lecture on The False Popes. BASIC SCHEDULE Titles of lectures, additional speakers and adjustments in the schedule will be finalized over the summer. Wednesday, October 6 – St. Bruno 2:00-4:30 pm – Check-in (Registration) 4:30 pm – Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary; confessions available 5:00 pm – Holy Mass (confessions during Mass) with Opening Remarks on the Fatima Conference by the emcee, Fr. Michael Anaya 6:00 pm – Dinner with the Priests and Religious and get-acquainted social; singles’ event Thursday, October 7 – Most Holy Rosary BVM Low Mass Lectures throughout the day Optional Holy Mass at Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto Keynote Banquet and Address Friday, October 8 – St. Bridget of Sweden Pontifical High Mass Lectures by Bishop Mark A. Pivarunas, CMRI Afternoon lecture Question-and-answer sessions with Conference speakers Dinner with Lecture Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and All-Night Adoration Saturday, October 9 – St. John Leonard De Montfort Day of Recollection after Holy Mass and breakfast Four conferences on the Spiritual Life Renewal of the Act of Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary Dinner Candlelight procession with Rosary Sunday, October 10 – 20th Sun. after Pentecost (St. Francis Borgia) High Mass at Mary Immaculate Queen Church sung by Conference guests, Sisters and Parish Choir Open House at the City of Mary Chanted Vespers at Mount St. Michael Dinner Closing ceremonies: Rosary, Devotions in Honor of Our Lady of Fatima, Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament; closing remarks; Farewell to Our Lady of Fatima List all persons Fee per Number of 2021 Fatima Conference Registration Form REGISTRATION PACKAGES you are registering person persons Subtotal (You may also register online at www.CMRI.org) Discount Package #1 $300.00 x______ Name_______________________________________________________________ • Double occupancy room (5 nights) • Banquet and Keynote Address Address_____________________________________________________________ • All meals City________ ________________________ State_____________ Zip_____________ • All lectures • Outing on Sunday Phone_____________________ Email_____________________________________ Discount Package #2 $150.00 x______ I plan to stay at: r Mount St. Michael r Other:_________________ • All meals • Banquet and Keynote Address I need transportation to and from the airport/bus/train. r NO r YES • All lectures If you need transportation, please fill in the information below. • Outing on Sunday • Does not include room! ARRIVAL DEPARTURE Weekend Special $ 75.00 x______ Date _________________Time __________ Date _________________Time __________ • Friday evening dinner and lecture • All meals & events on Sat. & Sun. Airline__________________ Flight #_______ Airline__________________ Flight #______ • Outing on Sunday • Does not include room! If you have a cell phone, please provide us with your number so that we can avoid problems related to transportation to or from the airport. We will also give you a contact number in case you need to reach us. INDIVIDUAL ITEMS Your cell phone #: ______________________ Prices for those paying at the door is Pre-registration price per person; the price indicated in gray. Please list any special dietary or other needs necessary to your health (not just personal preference): at the door is indicated in gray. ____________________________________________________ Banquet & Keynote Address (Thu.) $ 35.00 x______ * All banquet tickets MUST be purchased by r I am interested in participating in the Singles’ event during the Conference. Sept. 25. Tickets will NOT be sold at the door; seating is limited. Registration deadline: September 25, 2021 I would like to sponsor _____ Religious $ 35.00 x______ or Priests for the Limited room availability! Banquet & Keynote Address (Thu.) * See note in box at left. About the Banquet (Thursday, October 7) Breakfast ($7 at door) ___Thu. ___Fri. $ 5.00 x______ The Banquet will take place at the Mount and seating is limited. As we have a deadline to turn in the final count to the caterers,banquet tickets must be purchased by September 25. ___Sat. ___Sun. If you would like to sponsor a Religious for the Banquet, please indicate this on the form. You may list specific Religious if you wish. You may also request to have specific Religious at your table, but it Lunch ($8 at door) ___Thu. ___Fri. $ 5.00 x______ may not be possible to accommodate all such requests, especially if that Religious is
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