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Religious Education Congress +Archdiocese of Los Angeles + February 11-13, 1977 in Appreciation RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CONGRESS +ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES + FEBRUARY 11-13, 1977 IN APPRECIATION ... •.. to the hundreds of dedicated women and men who lend their hands and hearts and thousands of volunteer working hours - both before and during Congress - to help make this event a success ... AND IN REMEMBRANCE ... ... To Felix and Dorothy Giroux, two volunteers who truly knew the meaning of following Christ. They spent myriads of hours at many tasks, but especially processing Congress registration forms - a job they perfected. Their inner joy and Christian love spread to all who knew them. Both Dorothy and Felix died this past year. We salute them, love them, and miss them. But we know they are with us in spirit. May their rewards in heaven be great, for their devotion to God's work here on earth. 1 contents ASSEMBLIES, GENERAL .......•........... 12 EXHIBITORS (LISTING) ..•............... 14 FOOD .......•.......................... 11 HOSPITALITY ROOM INFORMATION .......... 10 INFORMATION •....•.....•........•••....• 8 LITURGIES F.tvi_da.y. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • 2 8 Sa.tuJtda..y • ••••••••••••••••••••.••••• 28 Su.nda.y. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • . 2 9 MAPS Convention Ce.n-teJt . •••••.•..••..••.•. 5 Exhibito~ Booth6 .................. 13 MESSAGE CENTER .......•.......•...•..... 9 MUSICIANS .••................•...•..... 27 TAPING INFORMATION .................... 10 WORKSHOPS F.ll..i_da.y • •.•••••.••••••••••••••••••. • 18 Sa.tu!tday. 21 Sun.da.y . 2 4 PLEASE WEAR YOUR IDENTIFICATION BADGE AT ALL TIMES DURING THE CONGRESS! 2 HIS EMINENCE. CARDINAL TIMOTHY MANNING Archbishop of Los Angeles ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES 1531 WEST NINTH STREET LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90015 388-8101 February 11th, 1977 Dear friends: The annual Religious Education Congress is an event dear to the heart. It is a time of spiritual significance: laity and priests and religious - the Church itself - coming to­ gether to share in learning pro~esses, more fervent prayer experiences, and that indescribable inner peace and joy wherein we are called to dwell by the Spirit of the Lord. It is an all too brief three days in which to refresh the soul before returning to our homes, our offices, our classrooms. It is a moment of time, focusing on a love so great that we are awed by its beauty and humbled by its message. It is a time when dedicated people renew their determination to pursue Jesus' command, "COME, FOLLOW ME". Our congratulations and prayerful blessings to all those whose work has made this Congress possible, and to all the delegates who attend. Devotedly in Christ, c Timothy Cardinal Manning Archbishop of Los Angeles 4 HIS EXCELLENCY WILLIAM R. JOHNSON Bishop of Diocese of Orange ROOM CODE - CONV ENTION CENTER N ..., A.. ... ...... California A H.. ....... ... ... Orange + B... ..... California B I ... .. ... .. Orange County C..... .. .. ... California C J ....... ...... Santa Ana II I D••.•• •• •. Garden Gro·ve IV K.... ........ Sa nta Ana I E.. ... Garden Grove III M. ...... ... MESSAGE CENTER F...•.... Huntington Beach N.. ...... ....... First Aid rL-~J G.... .. ......... Fullerton R•••••• •••••••••• Re s trooms ARENA GRAND I lOBBY XHIBITION HALL Ex hi bits od Se.Jtv .<.ce-~> + 1 ------~~--~~ jR ~ R~ ~ tt1 D E j ~ n~ A 8 : E~ '~ -~-=-~ z nR~ D --- ---~ § :g ~ F I J I g ---------C' ANAHEIM r- i I ENH~ANCE 1' ., ~~~~--~i~~:~~~~~eCENTER --- -~ ROOM ~= ~b l- ~g l~ jRgL-, I' 'o L . ...... ... ! l _:__ lc ~ 0' ! t_l ~' ~ · t:l' - , [~~T~~~_! '\ I ?--J:"I---:-1-;-1 Dnl ~;;~·;: , EN TRANCE: ~ ~~~ENTION - : _ ~ CENTER Quality Inn Inn at the Park parking parking = •== =~::=-s k( ~ \Jl 6 office staff OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (CCD) DIRECTOR Reverend Monsignor John F. Barry + ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS Reverend Lloyd A.Torgerson Reverend David Sork + CONSULTANTS Sister Christine Banta, S.S.S. Mr. Don Boyd Sister Teresa Doherty, R.S.C. Sister Angela Faustina, C.S.J. Sister Gemma Fisher, S.N. J.M. Sister Mary Irene Flanagan, C.S.J. Sister Mary Antoinette Gissler, P.B.V.M. Sister Francis Xavier Hailer, R. S . H. M. Sister Suzanne Jabro, C.S.J. Sister Bernadette Kane, S.H.F. Sister Joan Nelson, P.B.V.M. Sister Denise Pocius, S.S.S. Sister Diane Smith, C.S.J. + East Los Angeles Office Sister Ellen Muldoon, S.S.C. Sister Maria Hilaria Sedano, S • A. C. + Santa Barbara Office Reverend Pat Roemer Mrs. Ann Fischer +. OFFICE STAFF Miss Lucrecia Cuadra Mrs. Helen Fields Miss Penny Gilpin Mrs. Peggy Giron Mrs. Joanne Guenther Mrs. Helen Kemeny Miss Margaret Muro Mrs. Bert Siberz 7 congress committee CONGRESS GENERAL CHAIRMAN .•. Monsignor John F. Barry ASSOCIATE CHAIRMEN ....•..• Father Lloyd A. Torgerson Father David Sork CONGRESS EXECUTIVE SECRETARY .•. Mrs. Joanne Guenther CONGRESS COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Mr. Peter Boron Mr. Verne Boyer Mr. Jim Dease Sister Angela Faustina, C.S.J. Mr. Ron Griffen Sister Francis Xavier Hailer, R.H.S.M. Mr. Bill Hall Sister Suzanne Jabro, C.S.J. Mr. Frank King Mrs. Juanita Meller Miss Margaret Muro Mr. Charles Niemoeller Sister Denise Pocius, S.S.S. Mr. Kenneth Poole Mr. Vincent Rifino Mr. Ted Shaw and Toby Tiger! -~- 8 \nformation ==-====--====-=--=-==-=·=-=====-=-== PENANCE CELEBRATION Saturday evening in the Arena following the General Assembly Bishop William R. Johnson Principal Celebrant ================================ CHAPEL •••• Open daily during Congress, 8:30a.m. to 4:30 p.m. See letter "H" on map, page 5. CONFESSIONS ••.. 4:00-4:45 p.~., Friday & Saturday. English - California C Room. Spanish - Huntington Beach Room. FIRST AID ROOM •...•. See letter 11 N" on map, page ~ . HOSPITALITY ROOMS •..•••.... See page 10 for details. INFORMATION DESK ••. South Lobby, Convention Center. MESSAGE CENTER .•.•.•.....•.••.•• ~Details, page 9. REST ROOMS ......••.. See letter "R" on map, page 5. PRIESTS: Facilities for private Mass are available between 10:30 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. in rooms 101 and 102 in Convention Center. (Letter '+" on map, page 5 . ) SMOKERS: Please be considerate of others. Follow ~ny special instructions given in the workshops. IN THE EVENT OF ANY EMERGENCY, PLEASE NOTIFY WORKSHOP HOSTESS OR ANY CONGRESS REPRESENTATIVE IN THE LOBBY AREAS. message 9 center LEAVE A MESSAGE! RECEIVE A MESSAGE! If your family or friends want to contact you while you're at the Congress, have them phone: (714) 635-8440 MESSAGES WILL BE TAKEN AND LEFT FOR YOU TO PICK UP. If YOU would like to leave a message for someone who is attending the Congress, you can write it out and leave it at this handy Message Center, to be found in the South Lobby of the Convention Center. THIS SERVICE COURTESY OF PACIFIC TELEPHONE 1977 CONGRESS "COME~ FOLLOW ME" BUTTONS may be purchased from any of the Pages at the Convention Center - "COME~ FOLLOW ME" button, banner and ante­ pendium, Congress program and liturgy covers by Penny Gilpin. Liturgy formats and printing by Margaret Muro and Penny Gilpin. 10 hospitality rooms VO YOU. • • !W' WANT TO KNOW WHERE THE HOSPITALITY ROOM OF ANY CERTAIN PARISH IS LOCATED? M WANT TO LET OTHERS KNOW WHERE YOUR HOSPITALITY ROOM MAY BE FOUND? Neither the Convention Center nor the hotels will have such information un­ less it's provided by the parishes! WRITE THE NAME OF YOUR PARISH, THE HOTEL /MOTEL AND THE ROOM NUMBER ON THE "HOSPITALITY BULLETIN BOARD," South Lobby of the Con­ vention Center. Check that same Board for OTHER hospitality rooms. Toby Tigell., Co ng Jte..6 .6 mM c.o.t, Jte.­ mind6 .tho.6e. who .6pon.6oJt ho.6p.U:.a.LUy Jtoom.6 .that i.a;te. mu..6-i.c., io u.d c.onvell..6a:tion, and 11 paJtty CJUl.6 he/1..6 11 aJte. NOT in good :t.aAte and .6d a. ba.d e.xa.mpie., M we.ii l:t6 cU...6.tu.Jtbing pe.opie. who ne.e.d .the.iJt Jte..6.t. taping Professional taping of most workshops will be available. Premium quality is guaran- teed by TAPETTE CORPORATION • The cost: $4.50 for a single 90-minute cassette, with I <®~ prices as low as $3.65 when •I • ~~ ~~~~~:s:~c!~d{~:n~!ty ~u~~:~ ordered.) ORDERS FOR CASSETTES WILL BE TAKEN AT THE TAPETTE CORPORATION BOOTH IN THE SOUTH LOBBY OF THE CON­ VENTION cr,NTER. (After Congress, contact TAPETTE CORPORATION AT: 7221 Garden Grove Blvd., Garden Grove, Calif. 92641) 11 food Convention Center In the North Exhibition Hall .•. • Continental Breakfast daily, served from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. • Lunch, 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. • Dinner (Friday and Saturday), 6 to 8 p.m. Cart service and concourse concession service all day. Nearby restaurants and hotels offer. a variety of food. .. .. .. .. 0 ur appreciation to > SISTER MARIE CLAUDETTE~ JOANNE MALONE~ and SISTER RUTH KENT~ Congress Sacristans, who handle the many details required for the liturgies. , >F.E.L. PUBLICATIONS~ LTD., for Mr; Jim Shaw. >GENERAL MOTORS~ for Ms. Marilyn Van Derbur. >M.R.T. (Management_, Research and Technical Systems Corp.) and to Ray Rafatdjah, for working with Toby Tiger at the computers. >PACIFIC TELEPHONE COMPANY~ for the MESSAGE CENTER. >PAULIST PRESS~ for Ms.Jean Marie Hiesberger. >WILLIAM SADLIER PUBLISHING COMPANY~ for Mr. Ron Ellis and Mr. Michael Lynch. > WINSTONPRESS_, for Sister Adele Morgan . and to the various MUSIC COMPANIES and >INDIVIDUAL SONG WRITERS~ for their peY'I7lis­ sion to use the music appearing in this program. 12 general assemblies FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1977 8:00p.m. MUSIC: "Leaven" 8:30p.m. SPEAKER: Dr. Eugene Wiesner "RENEWED RELATIONSHIPS" PRESIDING: His Eminence, Cardinal Timothy Manning (()) SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1977 8:00 a.m. MUSIC: "Open Hands" 8:30 a.m. SPEAKER: Rev. Eugene A. La Verdiere, S.S.S. "EUCHARIST: JESUS INVITES, SHARES, AND TEACHES II PRESIDING: His Excellency, Bishop William R. Johnson 8:00p.m. MUSIC: "New Wind" 8:30p.m. SPEAKER: Reverend Vincent Dwyer, O.C.S.O. "FAITH: RADICAL CALL - RADICAL RESPONSE" PRESIDING: His Eminence, Cardinal Timothy Manning (()) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1977 8:00 a.m. MUSIC: "Light shine" 8:30 a.m.
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