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Catholicoutlook September 2018.Indd ¿Qué es la enseñanza social católica? SEPTEMBER 2018 VOL. XII NO. II diocesetucson.org — ver pagina 19 Church’s social teaching at your fingertips We examine Catholic social teaching and how Catholics can integrate it into their lives. Part of a continuing series, see stories beginning on page 12. ‘Iron’ men invited to annual conference — See page 3 2 C A T O L I C U T O O K SEPTEMBER 2018 Convocation takes in life at the border Catholic Outlook photo by Deacon Clayton Nickel Catholic Outlook photo by Steff Koeneman Every Fall, the seminarians for the Diocese of Tucson gather in a convocation for Above left, a client prays before a meal. At right, a group of seminarians gather at training and to explore ministries they will likely encounter after they are ordained. In a table. From left are Jesus Gomez, Joseph Schaaf, Luis Alberto Palencia, Alan Soto August, a group traveled to Nogales, Sonora to spend time in the comedor run by Hopkins, Abundio Colazo-Lopez, Charles Nagore, Deacon Jesus Haros-Mendez and the Kino Border Initiative. Richard Rivera. SEPTEMBER 2018 C A T O L I C U T O O K 3 ‘Iron’ men invited to annual conference By MICHAEL BROWN exhibitors at the conference will Managing Editor offer practical ways to bring what they learn at the conference back The to their parishes. Catholic Men’s Bishop Edward J. Weisenburger Conference will participate in a panel will be held discussion, will offer a 15-minute Saturday, Nov. 3, personal witness and will be the at St. Elizabeth main celebrant at Mass. Ann Seton Perdreauville said that Men’s Parish, 8650 N. Conference planners encourage Shannon Road in fathers to bring their college-age Tucson. and high school-age sons to attend, The theme of offering reduced registration the conference fees of $25 and $15 respectively. is “Iron Sharpens Iron,” from Regular registration is $45. Proverbs 27:17. Speakers are “We have had a lot of Greg Wasinski, an author from conversations about trying to reach the “Let It Be Me” ministry, and a younger audience,” he added. faithandreallife.com website; and “We want it to be a father-and-son Jesse Romero, a national speaker event.” on evangelization, apologetics and He said organizers are hoping Scripture. to attract 350 participants, a “We need to be in community slight increase over last year’s with other men, to sharpen our conference. skills, increase our faith and to The committee already is hold one another accountable,” lining up local priests to hear said Joe Perdreauville, assistant confessions during lunch at the director of Pastoral Services for conference. Phoenix praise and the Diocese, who is working with worship artist Dan Francis will be the planning committee for the providing the music. event. For more information or He said that annual conference to purchase tickets, visit is “motivation and a morale tucsonmensconference.org. booster” for Catholic men, and that 4 C A T O L I C U T O O K In your area SEPTEMBER 2018 DIOCESAN EVENTS PIMA NORTH VICARIATE Ignatian spiritual retreat Charismatic renewal at Sacred Heart St. Mark’s to hold blessing of animals set for Oct. 12-14 Sept. 13, 6:30 p.m., Sacred Heart Church, 601 E. Saturday, Sept. 29, 10 a.m., St. Mark Church Fort Lowell Road, Tucson courtyard, 2727 W. Tangerine Road, Oro Valley St. Ignatius of Loyola considered the personal examen the most important prayer, after the The Diocese of Tucson Renewal Committee Families are invited to bring pets in carriers, entirety of the Spiritual Exercises themselves, for will hold its monthly “Alive in Christ” event with on leashes or in a photo for a blessing. any who sought to follow his spiritual path. the theme “Charismatic Mass.” All are welcome. The personal examen, in essence a daily For more information, call Gloria (520) 237-7060 Catholic musician Jaime Cortez performing review of one’s life, has deep roots in human in concert or visit tucsonccr.org. culture. Greek philosophers espoused a daily Friday, Oct. 19, 6:30 p.m., Santa Catalina review of life in the interest of self-improvement. Parish, 14380 N. Oracle Road, Tucson Early on, Christian teachers urged such a review Vine of Grace Ministry hosts tea and Tickets are $25 and are available at the door, as an examination of conscience. fashion show online at santacatalinaparish.org or by calling (520) 825-9611. Ignatius adapted those practices to develop a Saturday, Sept. 22, 2 p.m., Tucson Woman’s prayer practice that would enhance the ongoing Club, 6245 E. Bellevue St., Tucson transformation of persons who sought to grow in The retreat ministry hosts an afternoon of PIMA SOUTH VICARIATE the graces of the Spiritual Exercises. friendship, food, fashion and raffle baskets. In praying the examen, we review our day Participants are encouraged to bring a tea cup Fund-raising tardeada benefits Santa Cruz to see both how God was present and how we Sunday, Sept. 16, 2-7 p.m., Santa Cruz Church and tea party hat. To register, call (520) 631- responded. By focusing our attention on the 1220 S. 6th Ave., Tucson dynamic power of God at work in our lives each 1408 or visit vineofgrace.org. The event includes dinner, 4-5:30 p.m., day, the examen prayer can unleash habitual followed by live music, dancing and raffles. It will attitudes of gratitude and generosity toward God mark the 100th anniversary of the parish, and and our neighbor. PIMA EAST VICARIATE tickets are available after Masses, in the parish This year, Jesuit Father Chris Schroeder, will office or at the door. OMOS marks 60 years with Mass, fiesta lead the Ignatian Silent Retreat. His focus will be Sunday, Sept. 16, 1 p.m., Our Mother of Sorrows St. Margaret Mary to hold 70th fiesta the personal examen. Parish, 1800 S. Kolb Road, Tucson Saturday, Sept. 29, 2-11 p.m., St. Margaret Father Schroeder is an experienced retreat director. He has served in the US and Central Bishop Edward J. Weisenburger will be the Mary Parish, 801 N. Grande Ave., Tucson The fiesta is free and open to the public and America. main celebrant at the Mass rededicating and will include live music, dancing, games, prizes, a The retreat is held at the Redemptorist celebrating the 60th anniversary of the parish. raffle and food. Renewal Center, 7101 W Picture Rocks Road, On Oct. 5-7, it will host its 40th Annual Tucson, from Friday evening through Sunday Fiesta, featuring a celebration of parish Fatima hosts Hispanic Heritage Celebration noon, Oct. 12-14. history. Attractions include a white elephant Weds-Fri., Sept. 26-28, Our Lady of Fatima Information is available from Ann S. Dickson sale; $2,000 raffle, a cake walk, silent auction Parish, 1950 Irvington Pl., Tucson at [email protected] or by calling (520) 234-2140 or from Deacon Paul N. Duckro at and other games and prizes; inflatables and The event includes an opening lecture on “The [email protected] or (520) 349-0615. face painting; live music and mariachis; and Legacy of Father Kino,” followed by Hispanic From the Catholic Outlook: We are updating our food and beverages, including carne asada and cuisine tasting and a gala dinner with a Latin deadline for submissions to “In Your Area.” All items American show. Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 posole, hamburgers and hot dogs and Indian must be submitted 50 days prior to the event; for fry bread. For more information, call (520) at the door. For more information, call the parish October and November, a 90-day notice is required. 747-1321 or visit omosparish.org. at (520) 883-1717. If you have questions, please call Michael Brown at 520-838-2562 or email [email protected]. SEPTEMBER 2018 C A T O L I C U T O O K 5 Groundbreaking held for Carondelet Marana care center MARANA - Carondelet Health Network broke ground for its new care center July 12. The new care center, described as a microhospital, will focus on providing emergency and less complex inpatient procedures. Located at I-10 and Cortaro Farms Road, the 32,500 sq. ft. facility is expected to open in Spring 2019. Groundbreaking speakers included diocesan Moderator of the Curia Msgr. Jeremiah McCarthy, Carondelet CEO Mark Benz and Marana Vice Mayor Jon Post. Nearly 100 community members, first Prices starting at $2,499 ~ Prices are ALL-INCLUSIVE responders, business leaders and with Airfare from anywhere in the USA hospital staff attended. Several trips to different destinations: the Holy Land; Italy; France, Portugal, & The facility will include a 14- Spain; Poland; Medjugorje, Lourdes, & Fatima; Ireland & Scotland; England; bed ER, two operating rooms and Austria, Germany, & Switzerland; Greece & Turkey; Budapest; Prague; Our eight inpatient rooms. Additional Lady of Guadalupe; Colombia; Brazil; Argentina; Domestic Destinations; etc… services will include a laboratory and diagnostic imaging including We also specialize in custom trips for Bishops, Priests, and Deacons. x-ray, computed tomography and -- ultrasound. -- The facility is expected to [email protected] Call us 24/7 employ approximately 50 fulltime equivalent clinical and support staff. Carondelet Health Network The Diocese of Tucson, its parishes or ministries do not support or advocate on behalf of this tour company and are not liable for its actions. operates Carondelet St. Joseph’s Consumers are encouraged to research all tour packages and cancellation details before making business decisions. and Carondelet St. Mary’s hospitals Catholic Outlook courtesy of Keith Jones in Tucson, Carondelet Holy Cross St. Joseph of Carondelet Sister Irma Hospital in Nogales, along with Odabashian and diocesan Moderator of the Curia Msgr.
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