And Welcome to Gaudiosa 2020, “An Evening in the Holy Land.”

“Erev tov” (Good evening), and welcome to Gaudiosa 2020, “An Evening in The Holy Land.”

Each year, this “joyous feast” celebrates St. Ignatius’ journey to founding the Society of Jesus. It brings together a diverse group of Jesuit parents, grandparents, alumni, and friends from our broader community. We gather tonight for a singular purpose --- to help support and sustain Jesuit High School’s financial aid program for deserving young men from across the Tampa Bay area.

Centuries ago, St. Ignatius was profoundly shaped by his pilgrimage to The Holy Land where he devotedly walked in the footsteps of Christ our Lord. His transformative journey was only made possible through the charity of others. This evening, we are connected to that past, and to that spirit of giving which has helped develop regular boys into “Men for Others” for hundreds of years.

I am extremely grateful for the generosity of our patrons, auction donors, and all of you who have joined us this evening. I especially want to thank the Event Committee and Volunteers. It has truly been an honor to work with you, and your selflessness has truly been an inspiration.

I also want to thank Jesuit’s Development team who serve the school with integrity and excellence every day.

My warmest wishes to you for a wonderful evening filled with friendship, good cheer, and fellowship.

Shalom Aleichem! (Peace be upon you).

Carol Jahnke Auction Chair

“Holy Land” Inspired Menu

Hors d’ oeuvres Polenta Crostini topped with Lamb and Mint Yogurt Artichoke Stuffed Shrimp Crostini Fig and Mascarpone Phyllo Basket Spanikopita Triangles

Salad Middle Eastern Wedge Baby Iceberg with Israeli Salad of a mix of Tomato, Cucumber, Red Onion, Bell Pepper and Lemon-Mint Vinaigrette

Entrée Pomegranate Molasses Braised Boneless Short Ribs garnished with Lemon Oregano Shrimp resting upon a bed of Sweet Potato Pureé and Broccolini

Alternating Desserts Coconut Cake drizzled with Apricot Sauce and Vanilla Cream

Almond-Fig Tart filled with Fig Jam and Almond Mousse topped with Caramel Sauce

2 “An Evening in the Holy Land” Program

6:30 p.m. Cocktails, Hors d’oeuvres and Silent Auction

7:15 p.m. Doors open to Ballroom

7:45 p.m. Seating for Dinner

8:00 p.m. Invocation by Rev. Richard C. Hermes, S.J. President of Jesuit High School

8:45 p.m. Live Auction Begins

9:40 p.m. Chance - Prize Drawing

9:45 p.m. Music for Dancing

10:45 p.m. Auction Check-out Begins

Midnight Shalom Alacheim!

All proceeds from this evening help Jesuit High School provide financial aid to current students with demonstrated financial need.

3 “An Evening in the Holy Land”

February 22, 2020 ♦ Hilton Tampa Downtown

Committee Members Auction Chair Reservation Chair Carol Jahnke, P ’22 Lori Tappan, P ’19

Auction Catalog Chair Secretary Jennifer Chriss, P ’11, ’13, ’23 Shannon Solano, P ’20

Acquisition Chair Volunteers Chair Kimberly Moros, P ’22 Tara Runkle, P ’22

Chance Prize Chair Mothers’ Club Liaison Sandra Clark, P ’18, ’20, ’22 Rene Tiejema, P ’22

Decorations Chairs Dads’ Club Liaison Elvia Rivera, P ’14 Mike Wasylik ’88, P ’21 Annette Sanchez, P ’17 Tiger Lilies Liaison Gifts Chairs Laura Hanis, P ’17, ’19 Heidi Jacobsen, P ’21 Lori Lahart, P ’20 Laura McLeod, P ’22

Development Staff

Nick Suszynski ’98 Director of Development Pete Young Molly Smith, P ’20, P ’21 Director of Communications Annual Fund Director

Mark Stine ’15 Kathy Pedrero, P ’12, P ’14 Communications Assistant Alumni Coordinator-Parent Relations

Holly Thomas Hiliary Grulke Development Assistant Gifts Processor

Jane Younger, P ’06, ’09 Special Events Coordinator

4 Volunteers Many thanks to our Mothers’ Club and Dads’ Club volunteers who have assisted Jesuit’s Gaudiosa committees during recent months, as well as those who have assisted with set-up and break-down the day of the event.

Georgia Alvarez, P ’20 Arnie Perez, P ’21 Heather Ciampini, P '23 Eileen Poyner, P ’22 Barbara Davis, P ’19* Jen Ross, P ’20* Dolly Donovan, P ’20 Christie Rohrabacher, P ’21* Rene Ellis, P ’20* Amanda Rowe, P ’20* Mary Fernandez, P ’11, ’16 Britt Ryder, P ’23* Theresa Fitzgerald, P ’19 Renee Salzman, P ’23 Laura Hanis, P ’17, ’19* Monica Santana, P ’21* Teresa Jackson, P ’11, ’14 Irma Schultz, P '22, '23 Kim Joffray, P ’16, ’18 Lori Skelly, P ’21* Sara Mahoney, P ’16, ’18, ’23 Rene Tiejema, P ’22* Vicki McGill, P ’19, '20, '22, ’23 Marisa Torres, P ’24 Michelle McMullen, P ’21 Alicia Trim, P '13, '14 Kirsti Meyer, P ’20 Bethsy Boggiano-Vargas, P ’20, ’21* Kimber Moore, P ’23* Natalie Widlacki, P ’23 Patricia O’Leary, P ’22, ’23*

*Denotes Category Chair

Special Thanks

Our appreciation extends to those who have contributed to the success of the evening, including:

Kevin Ball ’03 Carmelo LoSauro ’10 DFTA (Don’t Feed the Artists) (Student Council)

N.H.S Jason Ault Key Club Eric Price

Masque (Jesuit Robotics)

Jesuit IT Department . Dominick DeCarlo (Jesuit Chamber Orchestra)

Jesuit High School is deeply grateful to the Event Underwriters who have generously sponsored Gaudiosa 2020. Thank you for your support and commitment to Jesuit education.

Grand Gaudiosa Underwriters ($25,000)

Pat Carroll ’98 Nikki DeBartolo and Sheriff Chad Chronister, P ’22 The Hyer Family, P ’01, ’23 Stacey and Ron Leal, P ’09 Lauren and Christopher Schellman, P ’20 Jesuit Community Tampa

Blue and White Society ($10,000)

Laura and Michael DeLucia, P ’05, ’08 Sara and Kieran Mahoney, P ’16, ’18, ’23 MarineMax/Vicki and Brett McGill ’87, P ’19, ’20, ’22, ’23 Manny Alvare ’94, P ’22, Eric Conway ’01, Kyle Langbehn ’92, Sam Lowrey, P ’21, Kyle Vollenweider ’80 Lydia and John Oliva ’60, P ’84 Cherie and Harvey Schonbrun ’65, P ’03, ’10

6 Platinum Patrons ($5,000)

Bailey Family Foundation/Michele and Kyle Bailey, P ’17, ’20, ’23 Bales Security Agency, Inc./Tracy Bales, P ’20 DeDomenico Othodontics/Alina and Matt DeDomenico ’94 Elaine and Leo Diaz ’59, P ’85 Heritage Insurance/Yvette and Ernie Garateix, P ’21 Jackie and Bill Muir, P ’19 Bethany and Rocky Pagliarulo, P ’10, ’13 Kendra and Lee Pallardy ’69, P ’02 Diana and Tim Sullivan ’72, P ’02, ’04, ’07 Vigo Importing Company/Tony and Fred Alessi The Wrage Family, P ’01, ’04

Gold Patrons ($2,500)

Elaine and Joe Aschenbrenner, P ’21 Best Line Oil Co/Al Garcia III, P ’21 Danette and Charles Bodine, P ’13 Mary and Shaun Brooker, P ’21 Cammie and Jim Chatterton, P ’05 Robyn and Dennis Fedorovich, P ’19, ’21 Kimberly and Howard Grosswirth, P ’21 Huntington Learning Center Tampa/Diane Rottensteiner, P ’13 Lisa and Jay Kelley, P ’14 Francey and Angel Oliva Jr. ’53 Christine and Joe Rooth, P ’18, ’21 Whitney Bucklew and Jay Sartor, P ’17 Jill and Bradley Sprehe, P ’98, ’06 Jane and Jeff Younger, P ’06, ’09

Silver Patrons ($1,000)

Jodi and David Alessandri, P ’17 Rivero Gordimer & Company PA/ Cathy and Roger Brainard, P ’94, ’04 Sam Lazzara, P ’15 Claudine and Joe Caballero ’86 Cathryn and Bob Meyers Jr., P ’18, ’20 Cornertech, Inc/ Paty and Daniel O’Leary, P ’22, ’23 Michelle and Steven McNichols, P ’22 Kimberly and Brian Overstreet, P ’22 Cecily and Paul Fazio ’80 Rhea and Charlie Shoop, P ’16, ’20 Richard Fiola, P ’23 Kathy and Ken Stephens ’74, P ’06 Michelle and Brian Garcia, P ’22 Rene and Russell Tiejema, P ’22 Ann and Jim Gibson, P ’10 Delin and Angelo Troncoso, P ’19, ’22 Scott Karabenick and Brenda Elena and Michael Vance ’94, P ’23 Baietto-Karabenick, P ’20 Josh Walker ’03

7 Bronze Patrons ($500)

Allstate Tampabay Insurance/ Carol and Nicholas Jahnke, P ’22 Craig Arndt ’96 Beatriz and Joe Justin, P ’22 Georgia and Derek Alvarez ’89, P ’20 Julie and Jason Knost, P ’23 Dawn and James Arnold Jr.’92, P ’21, ’22 Garcia & Ortiz, PA Diana and Harold Astorquiza ’80, P ’16 Sarah and Douglas Krueger, P ’20, ’22 Melanie and James Aya-ay, P ’22 Susan and Frank Lafalce, P ’20 Maggie and Rick Bajo ’85 Marci and Chuck Leonard ’98 Hilary Dalton-Banks and Charlotte and Paul Maddox, P ’20, ’23 Michael Banks, P ’21 Amy and Luis Martinez-Monfort ’90 Schezy and Steve Barbas ’72 Alexa and Steve Matesich ’91, P ’10 Stacey and Jeff Barklage, P ’23 Daphne and Andreas McConnie, P ’20 Melissa and Eric Baum Daun and Kevin McLaughlin ’89, P ’20 Carol Berlet, P ’08, ’15 and Joe Paight Carolyn Smith and Joe Miller ’75, P ’16 Kelly and Ed Bulleit, P ’15, ’20 Nicole and Eric Mintz, P ’22 Lori and David Chamberlin, P ’23 James Mooney ’07 Patrick Christopher ’07 Kathleen and Brian Mooney ’81, Sandra and Daniel Clark ’89, P ’18, ’20, ’22 P ’06, ’07, ’14, ’16 Kim and Jeff Clarke, P ’08, ’11 Karen and Lee Nelson, P ’19, ’23 Deb and Jeff Collins, P ’22 Michele and Anthony Norton, P ’22 Diana and Thomas Cornett ’77 Selene and Robert Oxendine, P ’20 Covelli Enterprises, Inc/ Susan and Santo Paniello ’81, P ’16, ’20 Vikki Kaiser Carla and Chris Polaszek, P ’22 Casilda Saenz and Carlos Cubas, P ’23 Judy and Lance Raab, P ’17 Helen and David Dawson, P ’18, ’21 Midge and Rick Rausch, P ’15, ’16, ’20 Alex and Mike Delp, P ’21 Ileana and Seth Ravenna, P ’18, ’21 Kristen and Stephen Denick, P ’20, ’22 Amy and Doug Rodriguez ’84, Toni and Chris Diaz ’85, P ’16 P ’17, ’19, ’21 Louise and Mark Donohue ’71, P ’06 Sarah and Mark Smith, P ’22 Stephanie and Kevin Elder, P ’23 Julie and Dylan Snyder ’88, P ’16 Hannah and Seth Forman, P ’23 Angela and Nicholas Suszynski ’98 Leslie and Keith Fredericks, P ’23 Holly and John Thomas Diane and John Fye, P ’91 Teresa and Rich Thompson, P ’23 Torrey and Dennis Gallagher, P ’23 Bethsy Boggiano-Vargas and Laurel and Robert Grammig, P ’21 Alfonso Vargas and, P ’20, ’22 Lia and George Guerra ’81, P ’21 Dineen and Michael Wasylik ’88, P ’21 Stacy and Jeff Hahn ’84 Natalie and Felix Widlacki, P ’23 Liz and John Harden, P ’22 Jennifer and Martin Willmitch, P ’23 Debbie and Robert Hines, P ’23 Tara and Craig Hoss, P ’22 Lillian and Geoffrey Hudson, P ’22

8 Exclusive Sponsors

Champagne and Wine Sponsor The Columbia Restaurant Richard Gonzmart ’71 Casey Gonzmart ’65, P ’02, ’18

Pre-Event Patron Party Sponsor Slade Ross, Inc. Jennifer and Jeff Ross ’91, P ’20, ’22

Chance Prize Sponsor Radiant Food Stores The Capitano Family ’56, ’84, ’87, ’18, ’20

Electronic Bidding Sponsor Beach Community Bank Henry Gonzalez III ’86, P ’21/Steve Stagg ’86

Bidder Paddle Sponsor Reeves Import Motorcars Kim and Kelly Rogers, P ’06 Christopher Rogers ’06

Parking Sponsor Your Social Offers/Pennexx Foods, Inc. Sunny Sweet, P ’16, ’19

Photo Sponsor McConnie Fence Daphne and Andreas McConnie, P ’20

Parting Gift Sponsors Laura and Thomas McLeod, P ’22 Pastry-Ology/Christina Smith Perez Eye Center

Auction Bag Sponsors Alessandri & Alessandri, PA, CPA Jodi and P. David Alessandri, P ’17

Please accept our apology for any inadvertent misspellings or omissions in our event program.

9 General Auction Rules 1. Each participant will have a bidder number (on the front of this program) that must be used for all bidding. No other number may be used.

2. Please note that a minimum bid is already entered. To open bidding, enter your bid amount and bidder number. Each increase in bid must equal or exceed the designated minimum raise amount on the bid sheet in order to constitute a valid bid.

3. Your electronic bid constitutes a legal contract to purchase the item(s). ALL SALES ARE FINAL. No exchanges or refunds on auction items are permitted. Everything will be sold “as is.” Items or certificates may not be redeemed for cash. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY ALL SPECIFICATIONS AND LIMITATIONS.

4. Payment may be made by check, cash, Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express for all items purchased at the end of the auction.

5. ALL ITEMS MUST BE REMOVED BY THE END OF THE EVENING AFTER SHOWING A PAID RECEIPT. Only large items such as furniture may be left for pick-up by appointment at the school the following week. Please contact Jane Younger -813-877- 5344, ext. 706 to arrange a pick-up time.

6. Reservations for use of homes, boats, etc. must be mutually arranged with the donor unless otherwise specified. All travel and accommodations are subject to availability. To avoid disappointment, please make all vacation arrangements well in advance. Items are not transferrable.

7. In the event of a dispute, the Auction Chair shall have the whole and final discretion to determine the successful bidder or to re-offer and re-sell the item in dispute.

8. Jesuit High School neither warrants nor represents, and in no way will be responsible for the correctness of description, authenticity, authorship or condition of items presented. Values set forth opposite items being auctioned will be the donor’s estimates. No statement contained in this catalog or made orally at the sale or elsewhere will be deemed as a warranty, representation or assumption of liability.

9. All goods and services purchased at the Gaudiosa Auction shall be used at the sole risk of the purchaser and neither the Gaudiosa Auction nor Jesuit High School shall be responsible or liable for any damage or injury occurring to any user of Gaudiosa-purchased goods or services.

10. When an item is not displayed, the buyer receives a certificate for the promised item. Gift certificates are not redeemable for cash and are not replaceable if lost or stolen.

11. All auction items and services must be used within one year of this event, unless otherwise specified by the donor.

12. Federal Tax Law limits the deductibility of contributions in excess of the value of the goods and services purchased. For income tax purposes, contributions over $100 per reservation may be considered a tax deductible donation. (The invoice you receive will indicate the tax deduction in excess of fair market value.)

13. Please do not impose on the generosity of our donors by making requests or alterations to the donations as they are described in this program.

All proceeds from Gaudiosa help Jesuit High School provide tuition assistance to students with demonstrated financial need.

11 Auction Donors Please patronize the businesses of these generous Auction donors!

Academic Alliance in Dermatology Friend of Jesuit Advanced Massage & Colon Gigante Productions, Inc. Hydrotherapy Gold and Diamond Source Mr. and Mrs. David Alessandri, P '17 Great Clips Soho Pointe Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Alfonso '73, P '14 Gulfshore Sports Store American Stage Theater Armadillo Enterprises Heim Regenerative Medicine Center Melanie L. Aya-ay, MD, P '22 Fr. Richard C. Hermes, S.J. Mr. & Mrs. Mike Azzarelli '71, P '15 Hilton Tampa Downtown Balfour Florida/ Mr. and Mrs. Craig Hoss, P '22 Mr. and Mrs. Greg Fenlon, P '11, '14 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hoenemeyer, P '06 Bardmoor Golf & Tennis Club Humadorables by Susan Bern's Steak House Besito Mexican Huntington Learning Center - Tampa Mrs. Betty Bodine Fr. Douglas Hypolite, S.J. Ms. Katy Boettinger International Diamond Center Mr. David Bonhomme, '72 J.C. Newman Cigar Company Bonefish Grill Jackson's Bistro Bar & Sushi Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brown, P '16, '23 Jay Carlson Photography Mrs. Evelyn Bryant Busch Gardens Tampa Ms. Nikki Jenkins Capital Genealogy Jesuit Athletics Carrabba's Italian Grill Jesuit Cheerleading Catering By The Family/ Jesuit Community Tampa Mr. Steve Gonzalez, P '14 Jesuit Dads' Club CinéBistro Jesuit High School Clearwater Marine Aquarium Jesuit Mothers’ Club Mrs. Laura Coleman, P '17 Jesuit Tiger Lilies Dr. and Mrs. Dean Connors, P '18 Cornertech, Inc. Joffrey's Coffee and Tea Company Mr. and Mrs. Ron Custodio, P '23 Johnson Bio-Training Cyclebar South Tampa Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kelley, P '14 David Yurman Kendra Scott Mrs. Nikki DeBartolo and King's Jewelers Sheriff Chad Chronister, P '22 Ms. Lisa Kowynia Delatorre Dentistry Honorable and Mrs. Edward LaRose, Dinner Done! P '05, '10 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Donovan, P '20 Elite Facial Plastic Surgery Law Office Monica Santana, P ‘21 Mr. Eric Elliott, P '96 Love and Pups LLC, P ‘21 Mr. Phil Esposito Mr. and Mrs. Kieran Mahoney, P '16, '18, '23 Excelsior Tobacco LLC Malio's Prime Steakhouse Fancy Nails Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mangan, P '22 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Fernandez, P '22 MarineMax/Mr. and Mrs. Brett McGill '87, Fish and Grits Charters, Inc./ P ‘19, '20, '22, '23 Capt. Chad Manning Massage Luxe Flawless Faces Fleming's Prime Steakhouse Matt Shaw Commercial Real Estate Forcare Medical Center/ Mavilo Diamonds & Fine Jewelry Dr. and Mrs. Seth Forman, P '23 Ms. Michelle McMullen, P '21 Franco Law Firm Ms. Pasha Meimann, P '21

Continued ... Metro Diner Tarpon Liquors Moss Construction/Mr. David Ciampini and The Ella Bing Haberdashery Ms. Heather Ciampini, P '23 The Holy Land Experience Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyers, P '20 The Tampa Improv Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nash, P '08 The Trinity Basket Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nelson, P '19, '23 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Thiel, P '19, '21 Ms. Beth Nesbitt Mr. and Mrs. Rich Thompson, P '23 New York Yankees Toffee To Go Inc. Oak & Ola Toppers Salon and Spa On Swann Tory Burch - International Plaza Dr. Yi-Hwa Sung Outerbridge and Total Wine & More Mr. Felix Cannella, Jr. Triage Consignment Showcase Outback Steakhouse, Inc. Trinchero Family Estates/ Panera Bread Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Barklage, P '23 Mr. Stephen Parisi, P '21 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Turner, P '22, '23 PDQ US Cryotherapy Tampa Mr. and Mrs. David Perri, P '20 Gliizy Chicks Creations, LLC, P ‘21 Pilates Movement Studio Dr. Alfonso and Pin Chasers Midtown Mrs. Bethsy Vargas, P '20, '22 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Prendes, P '17, '20 Valspar Championship Providence Cattle Company Vein & Cosmetic Center of Pure Barre Tampa Bay Mr. Lance Raab, P '17 Versaggi Shrimp Corporation Mrs. Rosie Ramos, P '10 Vigo Importing Co. Mrs. Doris Recinos Walt Disney World Company Replenish IV Solutions Wellness World Medical, PA Revamp Decor & Redesign/ Mr. Shawn Wolf and Mrs. Elvia Rivera, P '14 and Mrs. Jennifer Melnick-Wolf, P '22 Mrs. Annette Sanchez, P '17 Gino’s Restaurant/ Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rozance, P '22 Michael Galantino ‘86 Ruth Eckerd Hall Mrs. Theresa Wresh, P '17, '20 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saltzman, P '23 Wright's Gourmet House Salon Halo Yacht StarShip Cruises & Events Salt Shack On The Bay Mr. Jeff Younger '06 Salvatore Ferragamo at Mall San Juan Sardegña Bowling Supplies & Services Serious Fitness Professional Ms. Lori Skelly, P '21 Smith and Associates Real Estate Sock Religious Soho Cycling Studio South Tampa Dental Krewe Spa Ness Gone Rogue Creations, P ‘20, ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Sullivan Dr. and Mrs. Ignatius Tan, P '23 Tampa Bay Downs Tampa Bay Sports & Entertainment/ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wickett, P '16 Tampa Bay Rays Tampa Bay Sporting Clays/Mike Mezrah ‘83

Ultimate Tampa Bay Lightning Experience Tampa Bay Lightning vs. New York Rangers

Experience a Tampa Bay Lightning game like never before! Now with the spectacularly upgraded Amalie Arena and an exciting young team featuring explosive goal scorers Steven Stamkos and Nikita Kucherov and outstanding goal tender Andrei Vasilevskiy, the hockey experience in Tampa Bay has never been better!

The puck drops on March 28, 2020 at 7:00pm.

Package includes:

 Four lower level center ice seats  Dinner for four in the Award-winning Firestick Grill  Meet and greet with Hockey Hall of Famer and Lightning Founder, Phil Esposito during dinner  One member of your party will get to fire the team’s Tesla Coils before the game  Take home a game-used autographed stick by Vezina Winning Goaltender Andrei Vasilevskiy

Donated by: The Tampa Bay Lightning

A Week in the British Virgin Islands

Start your six-night adventure in Tortola, the capital of the breathtaking British Virgin Islands. Set your own course for destinations like The Baths, Peter Island, Virgin Gorda and Jost Van Dyke, just to name a few. Experience the famous Soggy Dollar and Foxy's beach bars, and enjoy snorkeling and diving in the pristine emerald waters.

The MarineMax vacations team at the base in Tortola will be available to assist with all of your planning needs in advance of and upon your arrival. Provisions and captain service for your charter are available for an additional fee.

Package includes:

 Seven (7) days and six (6) nights on a state of the art catamaran  Access to three (3) cabins-accommodations for six (6) guests  Concierge service from MarineMax Vacations in Tortola  Provisions/captain service available upon request for an additional fee  Expires February 22, 2021

Some blackout dates apply, including the week of New Years. Airfare, fuel and local taxes not included.

Donated by: MarineMax and Vicki and Brett McGill ’87, P ’19, ’20, ’22, ’23

15 Tuscan Dream House Vacation

Made famous by Frances Mayes' memoir "Under the Tuscan Sun," the medieval town of Cortona is one of Italy's most picturesque. Experience an unforgettable week at this beautifully-restored, 600-year-old farmhouse. Nestled on a mountainside overlooking the Trasimeno Valley, this lovely home offers a charming stone pool with breathtaking views.

Package includes:

 One week – Saturday to Saturday  4-bedroom/4-bath renovated  Accommodates: 6 adults/2 children  Black-out dates: May 30 – August 30, 2020  Expires February 2021

(Does not include a 150 cash euros cleaning fee payable at booking.)

Donated by: Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Alfonso ’73, P ’14 Mr. Albert Alfonso ’76, P ’14

A Napa Valley Getaway for Four to Trinchero Family Estates, Napa

A VERY special opportunity for four to enjoy two rooms for a two- night stay at The Historic Sutter Home Victorian Inn in St. Helena, CA. Lodging at this spectacular 15-room circa 1884 farmhouse is not available to the general public. Each morning of your visit, you will enjoy a chef-prepared Wine Country Breakfast. The experience will include a private VIP tasting, tour of the winery, and an extraordinary farm-to-table dinner at The Trinchero Napa Valley Trade Education Center. Prepared by Director of Culinary, James Houghton and his culinary team, each course will be skillfully paired with hand-selected wines from the Trinchero Family Estates portfolio.

Package includes:

 2 Rooms/2 Nights at Historic Sutter Home Victorian Inn  Not available to public!!!  Private VIP tour and tasting  Chef-prepared breakfasts each morning  Farm-to-table dinner with pairings!  Expires February 2021

Excludes the months of August, September and October.

Donated by: Trinchero Family Estate

New York Yankee Fly Away Package for Two

Enjoy two (2) VIP seats to a regular season game at Yankee Stadium during the 2020 season!

Package includes:

 Two (2) economy round-trip flights from Tampa on Delta Air Lines

 Two (2) night hotel accommodations at a Midtown Manhattan hotel in one (1) standard double occupancy room

 Two (2) VIP seats to a 2020 regular season game

 Exclusive Legends Club access includes all food and beverages

 Two (2) New York Yankees goodie bags to be picked up in NYC

Donated by: New York Yankees

Private Mass and Gourmet Dinner with Father Hypolite, S.J.

Bon appétit! Enjoy an evening of celebration and extraordinary cuisine. A true master of French cuisine, our own Fr. Douglas Hypolite, S.J., will prepare an authentic French meal for you and nine guests.

Begin the evening with a private Mass led by Jesuit’s president, Fr. Richard C. Hermes, S.J., in the beautiful Sacred Heart Chapel at Jesuit.

Then, the world-traveling chef, Fr. Hypolite, S.J., who has graced some of the finest kitchens in France, Italy, and Spain, will prepare an intimate feast to be served by the Jesuit Community.

All food and wine will be provided by Fr. Hypolite, S.J. This will be a special evening for any lover of fine dining and fine company!

Package includes:

 Private Mass celebrated in Sacred Heart Chapel  Dinner and wine pairing for 10  Dates are to be mutually agreed upon  Expires January 1, 2021

Donated by: Father Hypolite, S.J. and the Jesuit Community

19 The BEST of the NCAA

Two tickets to ANY NCAA football, basketball, hockey, soccer, lacrosse, or baseball game on your bucket list, including seats to the biggest rivalry match-ups and bowl games in the nation.

Choose from any game in the contiguous U.S., including hard-to-get seats to Army/Navy, Alabama/Auburn, USC/Notre Dame, Georgia/ Florida, Miami/Florida State, Harvard/Yale, UNC/Duke just to name a few. Airfare not included.

Package includes:

 3 days/2 nights 4-star accommodations at your chosen destination in the contiguous U.S.

 2 reserved tickets to your chosen regular season college game including NCAA football bowl games, 1 session to any NCAA post-season basketball tournament, or any other post-season sporting event or tournament!

 Game selection must be made at least 45 days in advance of travel and is limited to the contiguous U.S. (Please note that NCAA College Football Playoff Semifinals and Final Game are not included).

Private Mass, Tour and Dinner with Rev. Richard C. Hermes, S.J.

Savor an evening with Jesuit’s president, Rev. Richard C. Hermes, S.J. You and seven of your special guests, will be able to join Father for an unforgettable evening. This opportunity includes Mass and a private tour of the Chapel of the Holy Cross.

Package includes:

 Private Mass celebrated in Sacred Heart Chapel  Private tour of the Chapel of the Holy Cross  Dinner for 8 at Bern’s Steak House with wine pairings  Dessert in the Harry Waugh Dessert Room  Expires August 2020

Date is to be mutually agreed upon.

Donated by: Rev. Richard C. Hermes, S.J.

KEY EVENTS and PLACES IN THE LIFE OF ST. IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA

Each year Jesuit High School’s Gaudiosa honors the roots of Jesuit education by celebrating locations that were important in the life of St. Ignatius Loyola, founder of the Jesuits.

LOYOLA: Born in 1491, Ignatius is the youngest of 11 children of a provincial noble.

POMPLONA: Wounded in the Battle of Pamplona in 1521, Ignatius experiences a spiritual conversion during his convalescence.

MONTSERRAT: Ignatius makes an all-night vigil at the shrine of Our Lady of Montserrat where he makes a vow of chastity and gives up his life as a knight, leaving his sword at Our Lady’s altar.

MANRESA: Ignatius’ ten-month penitential and spiritual experience in a Manresa cave inspires him to write the Spiritual Exercises, for which he is renowned throughout the world.

*HOLY LAND: In 1523, Ignatius achieves his pilgrimage to the Holy Land where he devotedly walked in the footsteps of Jesus. His transformative journey was only made possible through the charity of others.

BARCELONA, ALCALA, SALAMANCA: Ignatius studied Latin grammar in these cities to prepare for his university studies. Teaching catechism caused him to be imprisoned by the Inquisition in Alcala and Salamanca.

PARIS: While attending the University of Paris in 1528, Ignatius meets Francis Xavier and Peter Faber, who later helped him found the Society of Jesus (Jesuit Order). Ignatius graduated from the University of Paris as a “Master of Arts.”

LONDON: On holiday from his Paris studies, Ignatius traveled to London to beg alms from wealthy merchants.

MONTMARTRE: Ignatius and his companions take the first “Jesuit” vows.

VENICE: While in Venice, Ignatius and his companions attended to the sick and dying. It was in Venice in 1537 that Ignatius was ordained a priest.

LA STORTA: Ignatius experienced his second most significant transforming experience in La Storta, which led him to visit the Pope in Rome.

ROME: In 1540, the Pope approves the formation of the Society of Jesus by Ignatius.

Jesuit High School’s Gaudiosa is consistently recognized as one of the “Best Fundraising Events” in the Tampa Bay Area by the Tampa Bay Business Journal

Thank you for supporting Gaudiosa 2020! All Proceeds from Gaudiosa help Jesuit provide tuition assistance to current students with demonstrated financial need.

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