VOL. XIV, NO. 4May 2009

By Mary-Cabrini DurkinIn many circles, the Ursuline

family has rippled out from its Christ-center. Saint Angela Merici shaped it this way, centered it on Him, and gave it the impetus that has spread across centuries and

continents. Thanks to the invitation of Sister Marietta Wethington and

Marian Bennett, I will rejoice to share the energy in your circle on June 27.

Congratulations to the Ursuline Sisters and Associates for your 25 years of sharing! Having celebrated your past and present, in June you will be “Celebrating the Future.” What a bold title for your day together! It suggests the energy that you find in your association with each other.

Sister Marietta and Marian have asked me to lead a day of prayerful reflection on June 27. I rely on several other persons to help us all experience a fruitful day together: the Holy Spirit, Angela Merici, and you.

• Please join me, beginning now, in asking the Holy Spirit to guide my preparation. May She open all of us in mind, heart, and spirit to the wind and the fire that She wishes to blow and to kindle among us.

• As we follow in the footsteps of Angela Merici, I hope that we will find in her relationships with God and with others a model for our own ever-deeper intimacy with God and service to others.

• In communal mathematics, the whole is definitely greater than the sum of its parts. Your presence to one another, your sharing of ideas, inspirations, and prayer will help the Spirit warm coals into flame.

You notice the “fire” imagery in those words. In preparing my own remarks for that day, I have looked to the description given by Gabriele Cozzano, Angela’s right-hand-man, who knew her so well. He said that she was “... like a sun that gave light to all the others. She was like a fire, a conflagration of love, that set them alight. She was like a throne for God, which instructed them.” -My hope for our time together is that we may allow Angela to set us alight.

What does that have to do with the future? Clearly, Angela’s foundation grew out of this central relationship. It had a future. Our past and present are part of her future. Could she have imagined in 1535 how this part of her future would look? Certainly not! Can we

ASSOCIATES DAY 2008 – LEFT: Sister Clarence Marie Luckett, left, visits with Jean Gutierrez, of Clarkson, Ky.BELOW: Gloria Adams, left, of Hawesville, Ky., and Sister Clara Reid talk in the gym.

Angela to ‘set us alight’ on Associates and Sisters Day

Associates & Sisters Day is Saturday, June 27“Celebrating the Future” with Mary-Cabrini Durkin, author of “Angela Merici’s Journey of the Heart”Mary-Cabrini Durkin belongs to the Company of Saint Ursula in the United States. A writer, editor, and civic activist, she lives in Cincinnati.

NEW: See registration form on back cover! (Please note that registration forms will not be mailed separately this year.)

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Dear Ursuline Associates and Friends,Our 25th anniversary year is nearing

its end. We’ve celebrated our past – the heritage of Saint Angela Merici and Mount Saint Joseph.

We’ve celebrated the present – the ministries of nurturing women and children, working together for God’s glory.

We’ve enjoyed the Angela Merici retreat, “Listening to God in Everyday Life,” and plans are underway for us to make a difference with A Day of Caring.

Now we look forward to June 27 when we will celebrate the future. Mary-Cabrini Durkin, author of many books and articles including “Angela Merici’s Journey of the Heart,” will be our featured speaker. We will celebrate 25 years of blessing and accomplishment and look forward to a bright future of mission to the world!!!

Our Mount Saint Joseph Web site continues to grow and expand. Even if you can’t travel to the Mount this year, be sure to check it for a peek at the many ways Angela’s spirit lives in today’s world.

There’s even a special section for our young readers. Go to ursulinesmsj.org and enjoy!

I join my prayers with yours,

Mrs. Marian BennettDirector of Ursuline Partnerships

ASSOCIATE UPDATE is published four times a year for the Associates

of the Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph8001 Cummings Road, Maple Mount, KY 42356-9999

Phone: 270-229-2006 • Fax: 270-229-4953Web site: www.ursulinesmsj.org

E-mail: associates@maplemount.orgDirector of Mission ADvAnceMent/coMMunicAtions: Dan HeckelDirector of ursuline PArtnershiPs: Mrs. Marian Bennett, OSUA

Director of sPirituAl forMAtion for ursuline PArtnershiPs: Sister Marietta Wethington, OSU

Director of DeveloPMent: Debra Noble coMMunicAtions/GrAPhic DesiGn: Jennifer Kaminski

coMMunicAtions/Web site: Tiffany Orth ASSOCIATE MISSION STATEMENT

We, the associates of the Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph, proclaim the Gospel of Jesus through the

actions of our everyday lives. We commit ourselves to living the charism of Saint Angela Merici in union with and in support of the Ursuline community of Mount Saint Joseph.

Save the date! Mount Saint Joseph Picnic to benefit retired Ursuline Sisters is Sunday, Sept. 13. Volunteers needed! Call 270-229-4103 ext. 278

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continued from frontANGELAenvision the next part of her future? Probably not! But we can cultivate and share that same energy and catalyze its release into today and tomorrow.

Centering ourselves as she did, sharing with each other out of that center — that’s what I hope we will be able to do together on June 27. Thank you for the invitation to “Celebrating the Future.” ....................................Mary-Cabrini Durkin is a member of the Company of Saint Ursula. She is a writer and editor. With her sister she is co-author of “Jubilee Journal: A Workbook of Forgiving for the Millennium.” Among her other published works are “Angela Merici’s Journey of the Heart: The Rule, the Way;” “Follow the Spirit: Angela Merici and the Ursulines,” “St. Angela Merici: God’s Shining Star” (for children), “Ours: Jesuit Portraits,” and other religious and historical works, biographies, poetry, articles, and translations.

During 41 very happy years as an Ursuline of Cincinnati, Mary-Cabrini taught at St. Ursula Academy (a high school). She lives in Cincinnati and is involved in an urban neighborhood. The volunteer work closest to her heart is with Bread for the World,

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8:45 a.m. Registration, Mount Saint Joseph Gym9:00 a.m. Welcome/Introductions/Opening Prayer9:30 a.m. Presentation by Mary-Cabrini Durkin “Associates and Sisters Celebrate the Future” Noon Lunch, Motherhouse Dining Room1:15 p.m. Presentation continues4:00 p.m. Liturgy and Commitment Ceremony

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RIGHT: Our Lady’s Inn in St. Louis, a shelter for homeless pregnant

women. There is also a location in St. Charles County, Mo.

Finding a place to begin my journey with Our Lady’s Inn takes a rewind of my life during some overwhelming times.

Jack, my former husband, bottomed out in his alcohol addiction, and was hospitalized and eventually put in a 28-day rehab program. Since Jack had lost his job, I left my theater job to find a “real job.”

I knew I would find the job where God needed and wanted me in our St. Louis diocesan newspaper, and as God does – He

provided a “Help Wanted” ad from Our Lady’s Inn. Our Lady’s Inn is a shelter for homeless pregnant

women over 18 years old. It has been an amazing light for life – for 27 years in St. Louis and four years in St. Charles County.

I worked at the St. Louis shelter until I had surgery to replace my hip, and was asked by the director to consider coming to OLI West in St. Charles as the “House mom.” I was overwhelmed with the miraculous offer – because it was a way God offered me a place to live rent-free, while serving His people. I moved to OLI West in June 2007, and filed for bankruptcy and divorce that year, after 39 years of marriage. Yet I never for a moment doubted that the Lord was at my side strengthening, caring, loving, and pointing me toward His plan for me.

Working at OLI till mid-September 2007, I realized (with great direction from others who had walked the same path) that working here and living here was not a balanced situation. So I embraced my house mother title and was on-call every night from 10 p.m. – 8 a.m. – in case the night staff needed help in an emergency – but found another place to pour my talents and gifts into – and receive a paycheck.

I was so blessed to be part of OLI’s program to help homeless moms find a healthy path to a new life. We offer classes on parenting, sexual integrity, self worth, finances; GED help; jobs for every resident; Bible study; prayer time; transportation; a clean room to live in; food, clothes, etc. Each staff member – as well as our amazing volunteers – reinforce that our God loves and respects life. We are focused on His call to set His captives free – one woman, one baby, one family – at a time.

So where does the Lord open the next door for me? I was led to an amazing place in Creve Coeur, Mo., called Parc Provence, a residential facility dedicated to

dementia patients. My job in Activities (We offer 103 activities a day) is

to enter the world of our residents with dance, music, art, drama, golf, gardening, prayer, books, photos, costumes, basketball, fish, birds, wherever their interests are.

I work in a house called Rose Garden, which has residents in late to end state. So many of our residents have zero verbal skills, and are in wheelchairs, yet they can (and do) smile, laugh, clap, tap their feet, etc. These moments of connection are our daily miracles and the joy of our hearts.

I am thrilled to be part of a place that understands and reaches for the dignity and uniqueness of each spirit and respects their ability to express it – even when disease

has claimed some areas of “normal” expression. The peace, care, support, love, and health care our residents are surrounded by is constant and

indeed miraculous! The families of our residents are in awe as they see their loved one dance, golf, garden, pet a dog, giggle at a joke, or make an art project. To see the families realize their loved one is not gone – just changed – is a true blessing.

I consider myself beyond blessed that God has called me to celebrate both points of life: the development during pregnancy and delivery of a new life as I see at OLI – and the celebration of what truly lies with the spirit as our residents journey in the last months of their lives.

I witness every day that God blesses, embraces, and rejoices in all stages of life. He is with us from conception till He calls us home to Him. He will never abandon us – even when the world (through life’s challenges) seems to have become impossible.

If we look for Him in all – the eyes of a frightened homeless woman, the giggle of a man who has forgotten his name, the soft touch of a woman holding a baby doll calling it her daughter’s name – He is alive, He is caring, and He is loving! How blessed we are to be part of His kingdom. I thank God for all He has called me to be part of, and pray you all are rejoicing in your ministries. You are needed, you are appreciated, you are loved. n

If we look for Him in all...He is alive.

By Carol Jo Hogan, OSUA

Carol Jo Hogan speaks at the 2003 Associates and Sisters Day at Maple Mount.

LEFT: Parc Provence in Creve Coeur, Mo., a facility for dementia patients

What one associate can do: Find out where your light will shine

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LEFT: Sister Catherine Barber, left, and Director of Development Debra Noble, right, look over crafts made by Sister Mildred Katzer, center, during a visit to Paola, Kan. A group from Maple Mount, including Marian Bennett, visited Paola March 30-April 2.

Muhlenberg County Associates met March 18: Pictured, left to right (Associates and guests): Jean Simpson, Judy Sims, Fr. Ben Luther, Elenita McConnell, Don Monaghan, Marlene Monaghan, Brenda Busick, Dr. Valentino Simpao, Paul Parker, Wanda Rickard, Sister Rose Karen Johnson, Laura Smith, Connie Clemons, Sister Rose Theresa Johnson.

Stella McClure of Leitchfield, Ky., an Ursuline Associate, was the lucky winner when the Ursuline Quilt Club held its raffle drawing in March. She posed with her new quilt in Saint Angela Hall.

Louisville Associates Met March 21: Louisville: Seated: Associates Lorraine Luken, Susan Reiss, Marilyn Beam. Standing: Marian Bennett, Sister Marietta Wethington, Sandra Jull, Sister Michele Intravia, Susan Scott, Sister Maureen O’Neill, Pauline Goebel, Suzanne Reiss LEFT – Sister Carol Shively, OSU, (front row, far right) and Sister Ann Middlebrooks, SEC, (front row, second from far right) an Ursuline Associate, were among those honored at the first ever Diocese of Shreveport Mass for Consecrated Life on Feb. 8. The Mass, which took place at the Cathedral of St. John Berchmans in Shreveport, La., honored those who have dedicated their lives to serving the church. The photo was published in the March 2009 issue of “Catholic Connection,” the monthly magazine for the Diocese of Shreveport. Sister Carol is superintendent of schools for the Diocese, while Sister Ann is associate superintendent for child nutrition and curriculum.

Photo taken by John Mark Willcox

RIGHT: Associate Jody Ziegler, center, enjoys the

company of Sister Francis Louise Johnson, left, and Sister Jean Madeline Peake, right, at the Feb. 27-March 1 Women’s Retreat at Mount Saint Joseph

Conference and Retreat Center.

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Several months back, I had just finished working out at the local YMCA. There were two other men in the locker room, and as I was getting dressed, we started talking about what we were going to do that weekend. One of the men said he was taking his kids to the ballgame (macho). The other guy said he was working on building a deck in his backyard (very macho). They then asked what I was doing and I responded that I was going to Mount Saint Joseph for a gathering of the Ursuline Associates. They kind of stared

at me and I said, “It’s a long story.”My male ego took a hit at that moment. Being an Ursuline Associate

really doesn’t seem to be that macho of an activity, and it doesn’t seem to be something you would brag about to other guys.

As the months have passed, I’ve thought about this question a lot – is being an Ursuline Associate macho? Should a man join such a group? After much deliberation, I’ve come to the conclusion that it may be the most macho thing I do.

Being an Ursuline Associate is simply following the teachings of Saint Angela, who stressed that the strong should assist the weak. She emphasized that we should follow the life of Jesus (the man among men). We are to protect those who cannot protect themselves. We are to lift up those who have fallen. We are to be strong in our own faith so that others may gain strength from us.

My father was an amateur boxer and drill sergeant in the Army. He was as macho as they come. What Angela taught her community and what he taught me as a child are the same. A “real man” uses the strength God has given him to help others.

Yes, there is one major challenge to being a male Ursuline Associate. There are a few places in the Mount Saint Joseph complex where finding a men’s room is next to impossible. The place was not built with men in mind.

What is no longer a question in my mind is that being an Ursuline Associate is a very “manly” activity. I am proud of my connection with the sisters and the other laity who are a part of the program. I would highly recommend to any man that he join and become an active member. It really is something you can brag about to the other guys!!!

Muhlenberg County Associates met March 18: Pictured, left to right (Associates and guests): Jean Simpson, Judy Sims, Fr. Ben Luther, Elenita McConnell, Don Monaghan, Marlene Monaghan, Brenda Busick, Dr. Valentino Simpao, Paul Parker, Wanda Rickard, Sister Rose Karen Johnson, Laura Smith, Connie Clemons, Sister Rose Theresa Johnson.

Being a Male Associate – Macho or not?By John Little, OSUA

What is a Day of Caring? Choose a project to aid your family, your

church, your community in the spirit of Saint Angela. Pray together...Work as a group or

individually...Complete your project by June 1, 2009BE SURE TO TAKE PICTURES

E-mail them to associates@maplemount.org Photo presentation at Associates & Sisters Day June 27

NEED SOME IDEAS?Check out the MSJ Web site: ursulinesmsj.org/associatesMake the world a better place, one associate and sister at a time! Join the Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph

in their ministry of nurturing women and children

A Day of Caring

Louisville Associates Met March 21: Louisville: Seated: Associates Lorraine Luken, Susan Reiss, Marilyn Beam. Standing: Marian Bennett, Sister Marietta Wethington, Sandra Jull, Sister Michele Intravia, Susan Scott, Sister Maureen O’Neill, Pauline Goebel, Suzanne Reiss LEFT – Sister Carol Shively, OSU, (front row, far right) and Sister Ann Middlebrooks, SEC, (front row, second from far right) an Ursuline Associate, were among those honored at the first ever Diocese of Shreveport Mass for Consecrated Life on Feb. 8. The Mass, which took place at the Cathedral of St. John Berchmans in Shreveport, La., honored those who have dedicated their lives to serving the church. The photo was published in the March 2009 issue of “Catholic Connection,” the monthly magazine for the Diocese of Shreveport. Sister Carol is superintendent of schools for the Diocese, while Sister Ann is associate superintendent for child nutrition and curriculum.

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Associates’ Special Days to Remember

Lifetime Commitment Anniversaries for all Ursuline Associates

can now be found on our Web site:www.ursulinesmsj.org

Click Associates, then Lifetime Commitments

June Birthdays 2 Gary Mesnier, Lois Nunnaly 3 Ruby White 4 Connie Del Muro, Lina Trujillo,

Gertrude Tyrala 5 Nettie Castle, Paula Graves 6 Jeff Goldsmith, Martha Little, Mildred Shrewsbury 8 Ann Collins 10 Bobby Joe Christian, Carol Jo Hogan,

Ramona McConnell 16 Martha Ann Matthews 17 Juanita Haskins, Pat Sullivan, Cletus

Weidenbenner 19 Anna Dye 20 Rebecca Leonard 21 Helen Pfeiffer 22 Jean Grant, Jim Wilkus 24 Jo Morelli, Fr. John Vaughan 26 Perla Pike 27 Phil Dees, Elenita McConnell,

Suzanne Reiss 28 Tony Butel, Dee Carroll, Mike Gray,

Raynell Prado 29 Grace Dell Aquila, Nannette

Krasovic, Carolyn Panchyshyn

July Birthdays 2 Ione Deken, Sara Scully 4 Donna Karcher, Helen Miles 5 Lela Buettmann, June Fowler, Janice

Lawless 6 Philomena Bollinger, David

Henderson, Christopher Walls 7 Barbara Boatner 8 Sherry Duer, Fr. Tony Shonis 9 Shirley Eckert, Mary Jo Johnson 10 Harriet Jack, Mary Lowry 11 Fr. Carl McCarthy 13 Loraine Hardy, Gloria O’Hara, Don

Speaks 15 Carol Pace 16 Mary Danhauer, Chico Irizarry,

Daughn O’Neill, Ernestine Sanders, Mary Sandlin

17 Jean Dowdy, Ann Leonard 19 Julie Holt, Trudy Peak, Jean

Simpson, Debbie Vogel 20 Sr. Ann Middlebrooks, SEC, Fr. Joe Nangle 22 Judy Krese 23 Raymond Morelli 24 Larry Denton 25 Suzanne Gochenouer 27 Sarah Bowling 30 Marjorie Cook 31 Gloria Adams, Theresa Caffey,

Michael Conley, Debby Ludwig, Lorraine Luken, Gustavo Paez, Marilyn Paul

August Birthdays 1 Sandy Luz, Marilyn Mischlich 2 Dale Holt 3 Bob Beam, Jim Wilson 5 Barbara Goldsmith, Betty Medley 6 JoAnn Lynch 7 Dotty Liles 8 Dottie Clark, Stephanie George, Fr. Leo Reinhardt 9 Bob Lawrence, Florence Lyon,

Ruth Wright-Welzen 11 Ruth Bittel-Nunez, Bonnie Marks 12 Wilma Howard 15 Isabel Crenshaw, Jacinta Garinger, Don Hobbs, Kellene Vogel 16 Shirlene Quinn, Irene Rapier, Marcia Stoller 17 Mary Ann Brown, Michael Bufalini 18 Carol Hill, Meghan Payne 21 Bruce Blandford 24 Sid Mason, Doris Rommelfanger 25 Joyce York 27 Brenda Busick, Mary Leda Rice 28 Juanita Burke, Marty Darst, Pat Riordan, Joanne Thompson 31 Risë Karr

Saint Angela Retreats

New Mexico Feb. 7 – Front: Velma Dees, Sister Sheila Smith, Kathy Pendlely. Back: Sister Cecelia Joseph Olinger, Dora Sanchez, Sister Sara Marie Gomez, Rose Sena, and Sister Clara Reid

Over 125 Ursuline Associates, Sisters, and friends attended the associate winter retreat, “Angela Merici: Model of Listening to God in Everyday Life,” in nine locations. A tenth retreat in Glennonville, Mo., was postponed due to the January ice storm. An attendee commented, “I can never get enough knowledge of Saint Angela.” Another said, “It bolstered my spirit!”

ABOVE: Mount Saint Joseph Conference and Retreat Center March 21

THANKS to our presenters! Sister Marie William Blyth

Sister Alicia CoomesVelma Dees

Sister Darlene Denton Judy and Paul Gray

Sister Mary Sheila Higdon Sister Kathleen Kaelin

Janet Kuper John and Martha Little

Sister Ann McGrew Sister Nancy Murphy

Sister Rose Jean Powers Mary Ann Schilling Sister Suzanne Sims

Father John Vaughan Sister Mary Matthias Ward

Elaine Wood Michael Ziegler

Paola, Kan. Feb. 14 Sister Marie William Blyth, Paul Gray

Sister M. Cordelia Spalding, 90, died April 5 at Mount Saint Joseph, in her 73rd year of religious life. She was a native of Holy Cross, Ky. She was an educator for 47 years, 42 of those in the Archdiocese of Louisville. She taught in Louisville, Loretto, and Lebanon. She was principal and teacher at St. Thomas More School, Paducah, from 1952-57. From 1957-60, she was director

of novices at Mount Saint Joseph. A gifted seamstress, she was a quilter for her community and director of the Ursuline Quilt of the Month Club from 1988 until her retirement in 2002. She loved to garden, cook, and travel to visit her family. Survivors include two sisters, Betty Bowling and Lucy Simpson, and one brother, Leo Spalding, all of Bardstown, Ky.; nieces and nephews, and the members of her religious community.

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• Bruce Blandford, whose mother, Mary Louis Blandford, died Feb. 1• Mary Jo Johnson, upon the death of her mother, Marjorie Johnson• Sid Mason, whose father, Bill Hewitt, died March 30• Michael Synk, upon the death of his brother, Fred Synk

We extend deepest sympathy to:

Daniel “Dan” Lawless of Overland Park, Kan., 76, died Feb. 18. An active associate of the Paola Ursulines, Dan is survived by his wife, Janice, five children: Jeanne, Debbie, Julie, Diane and Dan Jr., and 12 grandchildren. It’s been said many times that Dan never met a stranger; his infectious humor and ready friendship warmed any room. He was devoted

to his faith and involved in his parish. He served on the board of the Johnson County Serra Club, as well as the Paola associates board. His prayer partner is Sister Helen Smith.

Margaret “Peggy” Stenger of St. Louis, Mo., 84, died Feb. 21. She was educated by the Ursuline Sisters and received her BSN degree from St. Louis University. Peggy worked for the U.S. government for nearly 20 years as a registered nurse. After retirement in 1977, she spent many years giving hand and foot care for the sisters and elderly people in her neighborhood. Among Peggy’s survivors are

her cousins, Sister Amelia Stenger, OSU and Mary Teder, OSUA. She made her lifetime associate on May 2, 1991 with her contact sister, Sister Michael Marie Friedman.

Sister Dorothy Marie Willett, 87, died Feb. 4 at Mount Saint Joseph, in her 68th year of religious life. She was a native of Waverly, Ky. An educator for 42 years, she had long-lasting relationships with former pupils, and inspired some students to enter religious life. She loved to joke among other sisters, and tend to those who were ill. She taught in the Diocese of Owensboro, the Archdiocese of

Louisville and in Nebraska. She was assistant local superior at the Motherhouse (1985-1989), then provided personal and pastoral care until her retirement in 2001. Survivors include two sisters, Kathleen Dunkel, Englewood, Ohio; and Doris Trapp, Mt. Carmel, Ill.; a brother, Vernon Willett, Evansville, Ind.; nieces and nephews, and the members of her religious community.

Sister Dorothy Marie Willett

Sister Cordelia Spalding

Saint Angela Merici

’Leave everything to God to work his wonders at the time which He finds best.- Eighth Counsel

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Dan Lawless

Margaret Stenger

Sister Nancy Murphy and Mary Ann Schilling, members of the Associate Advisory Board, discuss items at the board’s April 4 meeting in Paducah.

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Mark Your Calendars!!

Book STUdy: “Angela Merici’s Journey of the Heart,” Brescia University: Tuesdays: May 12 and June 9 (final meeting)ASSocIATE MEETINgS: Grayson County: Fridays: May 22, June 26, July 24Louisville: Saturday, May 16Muhlenberg County: Wednesdays: May 20, June 17, July 15Owensboro: Monday, June 22Paola (Motherhouse): Wednesdays: May 20, June 17, July 15Paola (Wea): Mondays: May 18, June 15, July 20Western Kentucky: Friday, Oct. 9Advisory Board: Saturday, May 30, Friday, June 26dAyS oF cARINg: May 2009MSJ ALUMNAE WEEkENd:May 16-17ANNUAL MSJ PIcNIc:Sunday, Sept. 13

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