Tuesday, October 25, 2011

ALIVE Club: Worship and Discussion-For What Are You Hungering?


WORSHIP and DISCUSSION: For What Are You Hungering?

In community and in the presence of God, we will prayerfully explore and reflect on the question: for what I am hungering?



Following A.L.I.V.E: let's celebrate our loved ones at 9PM. Bring a picture of a loved one who has passed away to the McLean Chapel to decorate and put up on our altar. Please bring copies only. We know how dear they are to you and do not want to misplace originals. Let us remember our love ones and celebrate their lives.

A.L.I.V.E. will set up an altar and have materials available for you to decorate pictures of your loved ones on Wednesday, October 26th from 9:0010:00pm.

Monday, October 24, 2011

ALTAR for DIA DE LOS MUERTOS





Join A.L.I.V.E. and Campus Ministry in celebrating the lives of our deceased loved ones . . .


In addition to the Book of Remembrance, Campus Ministry and A.L.I.V.E. will be setting up an altar to remember and honor our deceased loved ones.

Join us on Wednesday, October 26th from 4:30 to 6PM and 9:00 to 10:00PM (following the A.L.I.V.E Club meeting). We will continue working on our altar on Sunday, October 30th, from 6:00pm to 7:00pm (before Mass).



Bring a copy of picture of a loved one who has passed away to add
our altar in the McLean Chapel . Please bring copies only. We know how dear these photos are to you and do not want to misplace originals. Let us remember our love ones and celebrate their lives.
We will provide materials available for decorating the photos and our altar.


For more information on Dia De Los Muertos: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day_of_the_Dead




Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Justice Walking

"BE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE IN THE WORLD"- Mahatma Gandhi





Justice Walking is a unique discipleship process that brings young adults into a small, committed community. Over the course of one semester, J Walkers dialogue, reflect, and apply to their lives what has been learned along the J-Walking journey.

The J-Walking journey includes the following components:





  • Seven sessions


  • Every other session at a local social service agency


  • Opening and closing retreats


  • Group relection on a few selected texts


  • Justice pilgrimage


  • Focus on relationships


  • Spiritual practices that apply gospel teachings to life choices


If you are interested and want to be the change you want to see in the world. Join us for intro sessions:


Thurs., November 3rd, 12:30-1:20PM, in the Cushing Library (bring your lunches!)
and
Wed., November 9th, 8:00pm, in the McLean Chapel (with the ALIVE Club)


"J Walking goes far beyond seven sessions. It is a way of life. It changes the way you live your life!" -Allison Ferry, J-Walker



Friday, October 7, 2011

Yom Kippur

October7-8, 2011








Jewish Day of Atonement. The holiest of the Jewish year and is observed with strict fasting and repentance. During the time of the temple ritual, the high priest would enter the Holy of Holies to offer atonement for the people. www.chabad.org/holidays/JewishNewYear/default_cdo/jewish/High-Holidays.htm

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Vigil for Immigrant Rights

Join the ALIVE Club and Campus Ministry on:

Wednesday, October 19th from 5pm-6pm at West Contra Costa County Detention Center!

Richmond High School (with members of HNU's Alive Club) have planned an interfaith vigil to speak up for immigrant rights.


The Contra Costa County Dentention Center operates an annex to the county jail in North Richmond. Through some arrangement between the county and the Feds, Ice detains undocumented immigrants there until they are deported or sent on to some federal detention center. An organization called the Interfaith Human Rights Project (IHRP) conducts a vigil at the West County lockup on the third Wednesday of each month, from 5pm-6pm. Rather than personally conduct these vigils , the IHRP invites local groups to sponsor each event. There is no set format for the vigil--the only requirement is that they be peaceful. The purpose of the vigils is to show solidarity with our brothers and sisters whose only crime is to be in this country without documentation and to protest our immigration policy.

Please contact campusministry@hnu.edu by this Sunday if you would like to attend (we will leave campus on 10/19 at 4PM and return at 6PM).

Join ALIVE tomorrow night (Wed., 10/12, 8PM, McLean Chapel) to learn some of the songs for the vigil.

Busy Person's Retreat






Busy Person's Retreat begins November 6th!

As the semester starts to get rolling, you are invited to pause and reflect on finding the sacred in your everyday life.

Explore prayer, embodiment, vocation, and justice accompanied by your very own spiritual director!
One-on-one meetings with your director will be tailored to your schedule.
Breathe...
Reflect...
Listen to your own experience...
And meet the second half of the semester with energy and confidence!

November 6-10
time: whenever works for you.

Questions? email cmintern@hnu.edu or text Kelly, Graduate Intern for Spiritual Formation, at (719) 659-5195

Tuesday, October 4, 2011

A.L.I.V.E. Ice Cream Social

The A.L.I.V.E. Club Presents







"We Scream For Ice Cream Fling"



Come and make new friends, enjoy some fun activities and music, and eat FREE ice cream!



When?

Wednesday, October 5

6:30 - 7:30 PM



Where?

in The Hawk's Nest

All Saints / All Souls Day

November 1 - 2, 2011






Christian day for honoring saints both known and unknown. A saint is a person has lived a life devoted to God and living a life of holiness. Some saints are people who were martyred for their faith. This day in the Roman Catholic Church saints are remembered and celebrated for the lives they lived.













Christian day where those who have died are remembered and prayers of intercession are said for the dead. Visitation to the place of burial is often part of the tradition.














Saint Francis Day

October 4, 2011







Christian celebration of the appreciation of the natural world and service to people as practiced by Saint Francis of Assisi. Founder of the Franciscan order. On this special day animals are brought into the church for special prayers and blessings.