September 2011
(Click
on underlined event names for further information.)
September 17
DCCR Men's Retreat Day
St. Joan of Arc Fellowship Hall
22412 Overlake Street
St. Clair Shores MI 48080
Retreat Director: David Mangan
September 20 - October 25 -
Life in the Spirit Seminar
St. Kieran's Church, Community of God's Love P.G.
53600 Mound Rd., Shelby Township, MI.,
(between 24 & 25 Mi. Roads), in the White Room area
in the back of the building. Contacts: Mike (586)
731-0284,
Christine (586) 781-2381, Kathy (586) 781-3503
September 24, 2011 -
Shepherds Group
from 8am-9:30am 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month
starting Sept. 24 in the basement of the old convent at
St. Genevieve’s parish.
29015 Jamison, Livonia, MI 48154.
Call Ann Bonenfant for details: 313-387-0981.
September 23,24,25
Inner Healing Retreat at Manresa
Early registration will be necessary
Register with Manresa at
#248-644-4933.
October 2011 (Click
on underlined event names for further information.)
October 7-9
A WOMEN’S WEEKEND RETREAT St. Mary’s Retreat House,
775 W. Drahner Road, Oxford MI 48371
Retreat Director:
Fr. Alex Kratz, OFM
October 8
Prayer Day with Jim (Butch) Murphy Saturday,
from 9 to 3, at St. Hugo of the Hills,
2215 Opdyke Rd.,
Bloomfield Hills MI 48304.
They will serve lunch for $10.00, and take up a
love offering.
Contact persons:
Mary Rose Eavenson,
#248-647-6609
and Trudy Mohan,
#248-334-5667.
Hosted by Fr. Gregory
Bramlage and
"Word of God Prayer Ministry"
East Central H. S.
Performing Arts Center,
St. Leon, Indiana Brochure-Registration-Form
All
registrations must
be postmarked by October 1st to receive a lunch
ticket.
No exceptions!
Liz Lattire Conference Coordinator
Word of God Prayer Ministry 812-623-8007
October 28-30, 2011
Inner Healing Retreat
Retreat Directors: Fr. John Esper/Mrs. Deborah
Tourville
Capuchin Retreat Center,
62460 Mt. Vernon
Washington, Michigan 48094
248-651-4826
www.capretreat.org
November 2011
November 5 - CHARISMS - A
path to finding New Life in the Spirit
SATURDAY,
9:00 am until 3:30 pm
St. Joseph Catholic Church
830 S. Lafayette (Pontiac Trail) between 9 and 10 mile
in South Lyon, MI.
The Detroit Catholic Charismatic Renewal
Center Presents
A WOMEN’S WEEKEND RETREAT OCTOBER 7-9, 2011
St. Mary’s Retreat House
775 W. Drahner Road
Oxford MI 48371
“The
Sermon on the Mount”
Overnight accommodations and meals are
included in the registration fee. Cost: $160.00 if registered by
September 23, 2011, or $165.00 after.
Please register with one of the Retreat
Coordinators: Darlene Czop #586-707-3337;
Lois Zuccarini #810-278-6035
Father Alex Kratz,
O.F.M.,
is a Franciscan priest in residence at
St. Aloysius Parish in downtown Detroit.
Born and raised in Cincinnati to an
Italian mother and American father, Fr.
Alex learned Italian as his first
language and was accustomed to traveling
every summer to Italy to visit
relatives. This experience gave him a
global orientation, a love for travel
and different cultures.
In 1998 Fr. Alex made solemn vows
as a Franciscan Friar and later that
year was ordained a deacon. In the
summer of 1999 Fr. Alex was assigned to
St. Michael Parish (now Transfiguration
Parish) in Southfield, Michigan. Later
that year in November, Fr. Alex was
ordained a priest and served for almost
4 years as Associate Pastor there.
Fr. Alex has spent considerable
time in the Middle East learning how
Western Christians could better support
the Mother Church of Jerusalem. Much of
his time was spent learning Arabic and
studying the history, culture and
geography of the region.
Fr. Alex has also heard the call
from God to respond to the summons of
the late Pope John Paul II to promote
the New Evangelization. In 2006 he
joined the Mobile Evangelization Team
for the Archdiocese of Detroit to teach
parishes about Catholic Evangelization.
Father engages in Ministry of the Word
by giving missions, retreats, Bible
studies, talks and spiritual direction.
Freedom & Healing Through
Forgiveness Hosted by Fr. Gregory Bramlage and
"Word of God Prayer Ministry"
East Central H. S. Performing Arts Center St. Leon, Indiana
Featured speaker is
Immaculee Iligagiza.
Immaculee Ilibagiza is a
living example of faith put into action. Her life was
transformed dramatically during the 1994 Rwanda genocide
where she and seven other women spent 91 days huddled
silently together in the cramped bathroom of a local
pastor's house. She is the author of "Left to Tell:
Discovering God Amidst the Rwandan Holocaust", "Led by
Faith: Rising from the ashes of the Rwandan Genocide" and
"Our Lady of Kibeho: Mary speaks to the world from the Heart
of Africa"
Today Immaculate is
regarded as one of world's leading speakers on peace, faith,
and forgiveness. She has shared her universal message with
world dignitaries, school children, multinational
corporations, churches, and at many conferences. Immaculée
works hard to spread her message and to raise money for her
Left to Tell Charitable Fund which directly benefits the
children orphaned by the genocide.
For Information and Registration form
use link
>Brochure-Registration-Form
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if you would like to help promote this conference. Feel free to print out as many brochures as you like and pass them on to prayer groups, churches, co-workers, book clubs, etc. You may also forward this email to your family, friends, or anyone who would like to attend the conference.
Note:
Immaculee's conferences usually tend to
sell-out. This conference is also being highly
promoted in the local area (especially the local
school systems) so please send your registration
form in early to assure your seat.
All registrations must be postmarked by October 1st
to receive a lunch ticket. No exceptions!
Capuchin Retreat Center
62460 Mt. Vernon
Washington, Michigan 48094
248-651-4826 www.capretreat.org
Becoming Transformed by God’s Healing Love
Often times we live imprisoned in the hurts of our past. In this unfreedom,
we cannot receive the very gift Jesus came to bring us. “I have come that
you may have life, and have it to the full.” John 10:10
Retreat Directors: Fr. John Esper/Mrs. Deborah
Tourville
Register by calling
Rose Ann Miller,
Administrator at
248 651-4826; or you
may register on-line
at
www.capretreat.org
What is
inner healing prayer? Inner healing prayer is asking God to
heal emotional, mental or spiritual
brokenness and healing those hurts and
painful memories in your life that have
interfered or prevented you from living
in the full beauty that God created. It
is God’s love drawing you closer to Him
in love, peace, and grace. Inner healing
is coming to know God uniquely loves
you. Fr. John Esper
and Deborah Tourville –
experienced retreat leaders and
*spiritual directors involved in the
healing/inner healing ministry for over
12 years. Each brings a unique gift to
this ministry through prayer,
discernment and preaching.
Suggested Donation: $180 (includes
private room/bath, all meals,
conferences, and more) Register by calling Rose Ann Miller,
Administrator at 248 651-4826; or you
may register on-line at
www.capretreat.org
*During this retreat,
spiritual directors will be available
for personal one-on-one conversation and
individual prayer, and a time set aside
for the sacrament of reconciliation.
St. Joseph Catholic
Church
830 S. Lafayette (Pontiac Trail)
between 9 and 10 mile in South Lyon
Rev.
Father Greg Rozborski,
Retreat Master
A suggested
donation of $10.00 will be appreciated to cover morning
coffee, lunch and the program of the day
Reservations
necessary before November 1st.
Call Cathey Borsh 248-446-8700 Ext. 109 or
Fran O=Rourke 248-437-2792
The promise is for you, for you who want something
more
For you who know that you have a thirst that has not yet
been satisfied
For you who have heard of water that refreshes beyond compare
For you who feel burdened, who feel that you have reached the
depths and want to rise
For you who are on top of the world, but who know that all the
world does not have enough
For you who are full of fears and anxieties,
For you who feel hardened and closed
For you who are full of eagerness and enthusiasm,
For you who want all a human being can have.@
From: FINDING NEW LIFE in the Spirit by,
Servant Books, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1972
THE CHARISM SCHOOL & MIRACLE HEALING
SERVICE November
18-20, 2011
with DAMIAN STAYNE “Damian Stayne is a gifted teacher with
an anointing to bring God’s healing love to
His people.
Your faith in God and the miraculous will
grow by attending The Charism School.”
Fr. Michael Scanlan, TOR
The Charism School will take place at
Sacred Heart Major Seminary,
starting at 7:00 PM on Friday, November 18,
2011, continue all day Saturday, and will
conclude on Sunday afternoon. Mass in the
Sacred Heart Major Seminary main chapel will
take place on both Saturday and Sunday,
times to be announced. Saturday night will
include an anointed Miracle Healing Service,
beginning at 7:00 PM. Please invite your
friends and those in need. Damian Stayne has
felt that the words, “Catholic” and
“Miracle,” need to be associated with each
other in our society. Many have thought that
Healing and Miracles were a thing of the
past in the Catholic Church but this is not
the case. People must know that this is part
of our Catholic Christian inheritance. Your
registration fee of $75.00 for this
conference will include enrollment in The
Charism School, The Charism School Booklet,
Theophostic Prayer Sessions will now be available on both the
East and West sides of the Metro-Detroit area.
On the East Side, sessions will be held on
the third Thursdays of the month at St.
Margaret of Scotland Parish, St. Clair Shores, MI, by
appointment only. Call #810-333-1548.
On the West Side, sessions will be held at
the DCCR Center at St. Thomas Aquinas Parish, Detroit, MI, also
by appointment on Tuesday or Thursdays only. Appointments will be made through the
DCCR Center, #313-982-3811.
ACADEMIC YEAR:
2011-2012; TERM I: 14 wks
September - December, 2011, Thursdays 1-3 PM
COURSE TITLE:
SP Theology and Practice of Theophostic Prayer
Graduate: SP 8891; Undergraduate: THE 4891
INSTRUCTORS: Fr. Daniel J. Trapp, STD
Ms. Ann Arcieri, LMSW
I. COURSE DESCRIPTION:
An exploration of Theophostic Prayer Ministry from
the point of view of Catholic theology and cognitive
therapy. The course will examine the Basic Training
Seminar of Theophostic Prayer Ministry, its
principles, use of Scripture and methods. The course
will involve lectures, video presentations and
student discussion of this method of prayer.
The student will receive the necessary information
to prepare for a practicum in Theophostic Prayer
Ministry.
This course may be taken as either a graduate level
or undergraduate course.
For information on course requirements, fees, and to
register for class :
www.shms.eduinfo@shms.edu
or call 313-883-8500.
The DCCR Assembly met on
May 27, 2011
to discern the current
NOW Word for this Archdiocese. All prayer group prophecies were
turned in to the DCCR Center, discerned by your
leadership, and summarized/broken down into the categories of Call,
Directive, Proclamation, Promise, Vision, and Scripture. Here is the
Now WordFor
July 1, 2011 to December 31, 2011<link
vWhat
sort of evangelistic programs does your prayer group
engage in?
vHow do
individual members of your prayer community work to
bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to others?
vWhat
projects does your prayer group embrace to cooperate
with the evangelization efforts of your parish?
This column in the DCCR Bulletin would like to publish
your prayer group’s answers to the above questions. We
can learn from one another, get new ideas from one
another, and be motivated by the actions and examples of
what we share. Please submit accounts of your
evangelization efforts to the DCCR Center, to the
attention of the Bulletin Editor. Thank you.
There is no subscription fee for the Detroit Catholic
Charismatic Renewal Center Bulletin. However, since
printing and mailing costs continue to rise, we would be
grateful for a minimal annual contribution of $10.00 for
each subscription. Please complete the form below and
return it as soon as possible. Thank you for your past
spiritual and financial support to the Center. May the
Lord continue to bless you and your family with the graces
of Pentecost.
DCCR
(Detroit Catholic Charismatic Renewal
Center)
at
St. Thomas Aquinas Parish -
(in Parish Center) 5780 Evergreen Avenue Detroit MI 48228 Current
Phone: #1-313-982-3811
The
Detroit Catholic Charismatic Renewal Center
is one of the charitable organizations
participating in the Charity Motors Car
Donation Program. You can donate a car
you no longer want/need, receive a tax
deduction, and designate the DCCR to receive
the proceeds from the sale of your car.
If you are interested in participating in
this program, please call Charity Motors at
#313-255-1000 and designate The Detroit
Catholic Charismatic Renewal Center as your
charity. Thank you!
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Good condition
Not–so–good condition >
Both are acceptable!
Charity Motors will arrange to pick up your
vehicle for free. They have assisted
over 25,000 low-income individuals
with transpiration.
Young Adult Prayer
GroupA new prayer group hasbeen
formed for young adults, ages 18 to 35.
Monthly
meetings in Royal Oak,
Check with Tim McCormick
#586-808-9100
www.frassatidetroit.org
Pentecost Today, a quarterly publication
of the National Service Committee is an
effective and inspiring tool for personal
growth and prayer group development. As one strong emphasis on the work of the Holy
Spirit.” Articles in Pentecost Today
focus on the Renewal’s Vision and Mission,
fruits and charisms of the Holy Spirit,
strengthening prayer groups and the Renewal
today, and so much more. Pentecost Today
features articles by some of the key leaders
in the Renewal. Pentecost Today is
available for free fo
suggested donation of $10 is always
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