All are invited to gather at the table
this Sunday, September 2,
at 7PM, in the McLean Chapel,
for a Candlelight Mass
with acoustic music
(5:30PM choir rehearsal, before the 7PMMass)
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Sunday, September 2, 2012
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Interdenominational Praise Night!
"Moving Forward"
Young Men and Women Empowered
through Hope, Identity and Direction!
PRAISE NIGHT
Interdenominational, student-led worship
to relax and renew you before finals!
Monday, April 23rd, 2012, 8pm
in the Public Market
Refreshments!
Free!
Sign up! Sign up! Sign up!
at the Residence Hall or Student Success Center front desks:
-singing
-dancing
-spoken word
-poetry
-all types of worship welcome
At this event we will also be honoring the victims of the Oikos University shooting
Sponsored by the ALIVE Club
Questions? Contact vernisha_williams@my.hnu.edu
Monday, March 12, 2012
Relay For Life Mass
Relay For Life Mass
& Sending Rite for Religious Ed Participants
This Sunday, March 18th @ 7 PM in the McLean Chapel
Join us this Sunday for a mass of spirit, awareness, and support in honor of the Relay For Life cause. Please come with your team and try to wear as much purple as possible!
CUPCAKE FUNDRAISER BY PANDYCAKES!!!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/PandyCakes/235791243144204!
Donations for Relay for Life are suggested and accepted.
(posted by Misty Martinez, ALIVE Club President, Relay for Life)
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Lenten Relay for Life Service Opportunity
What are you doing to get involved on campus?
In observance of the Lenten season, Campus Ministry and the A.L.I.V.E. Club invite you to participate in our RELAY FOR LIFE service opportunity.
Lent is known as a time of prayer, penance, and almsgiving. Throughout the season of Lent, it is common to give up something or to do something to better your life for those 40 days.
For example, if you really love chocolate and sweets, it would be difficult to go without it for that long period of time, right? Well this is more of a reason to give it up.
To take this process one step further, we are inviting you to:
(1) Write what you are giving up on one of the paper leaves in the basket in the Chapel or in the Brennan display case and tape your leaf onto image of the tree.
(2) Make a personal commitment to make a small donation towards Relay For Life when (or if) you slip up on your Lenten promise, such as eating that piece of chocolate you promised you wouldn’t.
(3) To show your solidarity with Relay for Life, wear one a purple strings (also at the Chapel and in the Brennan display case) on your wrist during Lent
(4) Bring your donation to the Relay For Life Mass in the McLean Chapel on Sunday, March 18th at 7 PM.
Relay For Life is an event to commemorate those who have fought the battle of cancer. As some of you may know, Relay For Life will be on the Holy Names campus March 20 to the 21st. If you would like to sign up for a team or start your own team, please visit www.RelayForLife.org/HNUCA
Written by HNU Sophomore, Misty Martinez
In observance of the Lenten season, Campus Ministry and the A.L.I.V.E. Club invite you to participate in our RELAY FOR LIFE service opportunity.
Lent is known as a time of prayer, penance, and almsgiving. Throughout the season of Lent, it is common to give up something or to do something to better your life for those 40 days.
For example, if you really love chocolate and sweets, it would be difficult to go without it for that long period of time, right? Well this is more of a reason to give it up.
To take this process one step further, we are inviting you to:
(1) Write what you are giving up on one of the paper leaves in the basket in the Chapel or in the Brennan display case and tape your leaf onto image of the tree.
(2) Make a personal commitment to make a small donation towards Relay For Life when (or if) you slip up on your Lenten promise, such as eating that piece of chocolate you promised you wouldn’t.
(3) To show your solidarity with Relay for Life, wear one a purple strings (also at the Chapel and in the Brennan display case) on your wrist during Lent
(4) Bring your donation to the Relay For Life Mass in the McLean Chapel on Sunday, March 18th at 7 PM.
Relay For Life is an event to commemorate those who have fought the battle of cancer. As some of you may know, Relay For Life will be on the Holy Names campus March 20 to the 21st. If you would like to sign up for a team or start your own team, please visit www.RelayForLife.org/HNUCA
Written by HNU Sophomore, Misty Martinez
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Ash Wednesday Service of Ashes & Mass
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
in the McLean Chapel
in the McLean Chapel
Serviceof Ashes: 12:30-1:15 PM
Mass with Ashes: 5-6PM
Reflection: Kelly Ryan, Campus Ministry Intern
Please join us as we enter the blessed wilderness of the Lenten season
and journey together toward Easter.
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Hunger and Homelessness Mass / SOA Sending Rite, with J.C. Orton
J.C. Orton will be speaking at our 7PM Mass, on Sunday, November 13.
J.C. Orton reaches out to the hungry, homeless, and marginalized, through the Dorothy Day House and Nights on the Streets, in Berkeley. In 2009, he won the Jefferson Award for Public Service. With the help of volunteers, he has served over 100,000 meals to the homeless since 1997. J.C. has also protested against violence and torture, such as at the SOA Watch and Ft. Huachuca.
J.C. will have more information about getting involved this Sunday! To learn more about the Catholic Worker in Berkeley and ways to get involved, please read on:
The two Catholic Worker Houses in Berkeley, Dorothy Day House and Night on the Streets, provide hospitality every day of the year for our family of homeless and poor.
Breakfast for 100-225 every morning of the year in three different locations.
Monday – Saturday breakfast is prepared @ 1932 Center Street starting at 6:30AM. It is then transported to 2362 Bancroft Way at 8:00 where it is served. Remnants and dirty pots/pans are returned to Center St. where clean up is done. Contact Richard Webber @ 781-985-0981 to sign up.
Sunday breakfast is prepared at 1630 Berkeley Way starting at 6AM. It is then transported to People’s Park where 40-60 are served. At 8:10, the meal is moved to Center Street between Milvia & MLK jr. Way and an additional 60-100 are served. This meal is served al fresco, with tents to provide shelter for the serving line when necessary. After the meal is served, there is always time to make it to the 9:30 Mass on time. Contact
J C Orton @ 510-684-1892 to sign up.
Dinner for 50 served at the Men’s shelter on Center St. every night.
Groups are need to purchase, prepare and serve meals for 50 men at the Men’s Shelter at 1932 Center St. every night of the year. Contact Richard Webber @ 781-985-0981 for more information. The need is especially great for those times when school is on break and during summer vacation….
Holiday dinners for 150-250 five times a year at the Newman Hall Parking lot.
On MLK Jr. Day, President’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day meal is served from 4-5PM. Servers are needed to serve this meal. Help with meal preparation earlier in the day at 1630 Berkeley Way is always helpful as well as clean up of the pots/pans used for the meal. Contact J C Orton @ 510-684-1892 to sign up.
Hot soup served thrice weekly on Shattuck Ave. & the Telegraph area each winter from Thanksgiving until Easter.
This effort began in 1997 as an extension of a Loaves & Fishes outreach effort. In addition to the food, we distribute sleeping bags, heavy ponchos, blankets and clothing to the homeless living on the streets.
Soup (10 gallons) is prepared earlier in the day by various groups and individuals (we need help with this). We depart at 7:PM on a fixed route through Berkeley stopping many times along the way to extend hospitality every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday nights. We need drivers, cooks, and agile workers able to provide this respite from the cold and wet nights to those most in need. Contact J C Orton @ 510-684-1892 to sign up.
A winter shelter for 50 located on Bancroft Way for our family of homeless folks.
The shelter at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church at 2300 Bancroft Way has been operated by the Catholic Worker for the past five winters. This shelter receives funding from the City of Berkeley provided to Dorothy Day House and has limited nights of availability. The shelter is open on those nights of inclement weather beginning the Monday after Thanksgiving through the Wednesday before Easter. Nightly opening times vary as well as the nights of operation as funding is limited.
We need people at opening time between 7-11 PM as well as closing time between 5:30 – 8AM to facilitate our efforts. Contact J C Orton @ 510-684-1892 to sign up.
Visitation of those in hospitals and mental wards throughout the area as well as
assistance with their return to independent living.
Daily direct contact with these “Ambassadors of God” extending and overextending ourselves to engage and genuinely love those considered by many as disposable and a burden to society. Please join us in our efforts.
J. C. Orton, Coordinator
P O Box 13468
Berkeley, Ca 94712
1630 Berkeley Way
Berkeley
510-684-1892
noscw@sbcglobal.net
The two Catholic Worker Houses in Berkeley, Dorothy Day House and Night on the Streets, provide hospitality every day of the year for our family of homeless and poor.
Breakfast for 100-225 every morning of the year in three different locations.
Monday – Saturday breakfast is prepared @ 1932 Center Street starting at 6:30AM. It is then transported to 2362 Bancroft Way at 8:00 where it is served. Remnants and dirty pots/pans are returned to Center St. where clean up is done. Contact Richard Webber @ 781-985-0981 to sign up.
Sunday breakfast is prepared at 1630 Berkeley Way starting at 6AM. It is then transported to People’s Park where 40-60 are served. At 8:10, the meal is moved to Center Street between Milvia & MLK jr. Way and an additional 60-100 are served. This meal is served al fresco, with tents to provide shelter for the serving line when necessary. After the meal is served, there is always time to make it to the 9:30 Mass on time. Contact
J C Orton @ 510-684-1892 to sign up.
Dinner for 50 served at the Men’s shelter on Center St. every night.
Groups are need to purchase, prepare and serve meals for 50 men at the Men’s Shelter at 1932 Center St. every night of the year. Contact Richard Webber @ 781-985-0981 for more information. The need is especially great for those times when school is on break and during summer vacation….
Holiday dinners for 150-250 five times a year at the Newman Hall Parking lot.
On MLK Jr. Day, President’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day meal is served from 4-5PM. Servers are needed to serve this meal. Help with meal preparation earlier in the day at 1630 Berkeley Way is always helpful as well as clean up of the pots/pans used for the meal. Contact J C Orton @ 510-684-1892 to sign up.
Hot soup served thrice weekly on Shattuck Ave. & the Telegraph area each winter from Thanksgiving until Easter.
This effort began in 1997 as an extension of a Loaves & Fishes outreach effort. In addition to the food, we distribute sleeping bags, heavy ponchos, blankets and clothing to the homeless living on the streets.
Soup (10 gallons) is prepared earlier in the day by various groups and individuals (we need help with this). We depart at 7:PM on a fixed route through Berkeley stopping many times along the way to extend hospitality every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday nights. We need drivers, cooks, and agile workers able to provide this respite from the cold and wet nights to those most in need. Contact J C Orton @ 510-684-1892 to sign up.
A winter shelter for 50 located on Bancroft Way for our family of homeless folks.
The shelter at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church at 2300 Bancroft Way has been operated by the Catholic Worker for the past five winters. This shelter receives funding from the City of Berkeley provided to Dorothy Day House and has limited nights of availability. The shelter is open on those nights of inclement weather beginning the Monday after Thanksgiving through the Wednesday before Easter. Nightly opening times vary as well as the nights of operation as funding is limited.
We need people at opening time between 7-11 PM as well as closing time between 5:30 – 8AM to facilitate our efforts. Contact J C Orton @ 510-684-1892 to sign up.
Visitation of those in hospitals and mental wards throughout the area as well as
assistance with their return to independent living.
Daily direct contact with these “Ambassadors of God” extending and overextending ourselves to engage and genuinely love those considered by many as disposable and a burden to society. Please join us in our efforts.
J. C. Orton, Coordinator
P O Box 13468
Berkeley, Ca 94712
1630 Berkeley Way
Berkeley
510-684-1892
noscw@sbcglobal.net
Monday, March 28, 2011
Lenten Reconciliation Service
Daniel Moceri, JST intern, will be offering ideas and exercises
to help us go deeper into reconciliation.
Followed by opportunities for individual Confession, with the Salesian priests.
Wed., April 6, 7PM
in the McLean Chapel, 7PM
Questions: Contact Carrie Rehak, rehak@hnu.edu, ext. 1081
Saturday, March 26, 2011
A.L.I.V.E Presents-Adoration Night
A.L.I.V.E. Presents
ADORATION NIGHT
Join us in an all day worship/meditation ritual for a time of self-reflection.
This is an all day event so feel free to stop by at any time.
Where: McLEAN CHAPEL
DATE: MaRCH 29, 2011
TiME: 3:15 P.M. TO 7:00 P.M.
(Mass will be held from 5-5:30 PM)
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Mass in Honor of Cesar Chavez
Please join HNU's
Latinos Unidos and Aztec Dancers
in honoring Cesar Chavez
at the 7PM Mass
this Sunday, March 27
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Haiti Fundraisers
Join the club event and feel A.L.I.V.E. (A Life Includes & Values Everyone) by making
BRACELETS for HAITI
TUESDAY, February 22, 2011 in the California Room at 7:00 p.m.
Refreshments provided.
Questions?
Contact ALIVE Club President: Misty_Martinez@my.hnu.edu
SAVE THE DATE!
Bracelets will be sold on March 3, 2011 at 7:30 p.m. in the VCPA during the
Magdalene's Embrace - BENEFIT FOR HAITI
100% of the proceeds will go to the
Little Sisters of St. Therese in Haiti
Slideshow on Haiti preceding the event at 7:00 PM
Holy Names Students: $20 donation
(scholarships available through funds raised by bracelet sales)
(scholarships available through funds raised by bracelet sales)
To Reserve Tickets for March 3 Call: (510) 653- 7196
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