PRAYERS FOR ONE OF US
Please pray for the family of Sheila Peterson who died at her home on May
22. She was a very active member of our Permanent Community and the
Women’s Prayer group. Sheila will be missed.
“WE NEED TO TALK...”
Attention undergrads! As we move through a significant transition with the
departure of Fr. Patrick, Estella and Andrew, we want to hear from you,
the students, the lifeblood of the community, about what you want for next
year. The leadership team has come up with some innovative programs and
want your opinions and suggestions. So, if you want a stronger and more
relevant Catholic community for students, come to the 3rd floor of Old
Union on Monday, June 2 at 5PM.
C@S BONFIRE
Undergrads: Hang
out with us as we eat smores around a warm fire and create memories of C@S
that will get you through the long summer without us :) Join us at 8pm on
Monday June 2nd at the Eastern end of Lake Lag, right at the corner of
Lomita Dr. and Mayfield Ave. Please email the Interns for more info,
including help with directions.
GRAD MASS ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Catholic Graduation Mass Announcements are here! Please pick up as
many as you need from the Interns. Our office is located on the Third
Floor of Old Union, Room 305. They will also be available from one of the
Interns after each Mass this Sunday. E-mail the Interns with any
questions.
GRAD MASSES
The Grad Mass schedule is: Saturday, June 14 Mass in Spanish 11:30 a.m.,
Mass in English 5:30 p.m. Both Masses in Memorial Church. Please note
there will be NO Masses on campus Sunday, June 15, commencement day.
GRAD/POST DOC PUB NIGHT
Join GC@S at the Rose and Crown’s Trivia Night on Tuesday June 3rd from
7:30-10:00 pm. Join a team or just be a spectator as teams try to answer
fun and oftentimes obscure trivia. The Rose and Crown is located at 547
Emerson in Palo Alto, off University. The first round will be on us but
you don’t have to drink to come and hang out with us. Rides will be
available and let us know if you can drive. Email one of the Interns to
RSVP, with questions, or if you need a ride or can offer one.
WELCOME NEW INTERNS!
Please
join us in welcoming our new Interns for next school year: Jessica Sanchez
and Jimmy Delgadillo. When you see them give them a big bear hug.
END-OF-YEAR BBQ
Mark your calendars! The CCAS End-of-Year BBQ will be this Sunday, June 1 after
the 4:30pm Mass in the Old Union Courtyard. This will be our farewell
to Fr. Patrick and Interns Extraordinaire Andrew and
Estella!
CRS AIDE TO VICTIMS
We ask
you to pray for all the victims and families devastated by Cyclone Nagris
in Myanmar (Burma) and the China Earthquake. In an effort to help, we will
be accepting donations this weekend and next weekend. All collections will
be forwarded to Catholic Relief Services to support Caritas
International’s Work with the victims. If you can help, please make
checks payable to: The Catholic Community at Stanford, on the memo line
note “Cyclone Relief” or “China Earthquake” and place it in
the baskets in the back of Memorial Church or mail to: P.O. Box 20301,
Stanford, CA 94309. Thank you for all your support!
ST. ANTHONY’S SOUP KITCHEN
The Catholic Community at Stanford is committed to serving the needy,
elderly and homeless at St. Anthony’s Soup Kitchen in Menlo Park. If
you are interested in volunteering on Saturday June 7th or Saturday June
14th from 8:30am to 1:00pm, please contact Peter Barling
(peter_barling@hotmail.com) to have a volunteer position reserved for you.
FAMILY GIVING TREE
The
Catholic Community at Stanford is committed to serving the needy children
who live in the four Bay Area Counties. There are 227,826 children living
in this area who are enrolled in the California Free or Reduced Lunch
Program (Title I). In 2007, together with volunteers from the Catholic
Community at Stanford, The Family Giving Tree helped 15,000 low-income
children in the Title I program by providing them with a new backpack
containing tools they need to succeed in school. If you would like to
participate in this backpack project on Saturday August 9th from 9:00am to
11:00am, please contact Peter Barling (peter_barling@hotmail.com). We will
be working in a large warehouse collecting, stuffing and sorting backpacks
for distribution to low-income students via teachers and social service
agencies. Transportation from campus can be arranged. Families with young
children are welcomed to bring their children to help with this
project!
LEARN GREEK THIS SUMMER
This summer at Stanford the department of Classics is offering an
intensive course in Koinē Greek, the language in which the New
Testament was originally composed. Come learn this fascinating language
from the ground up (no previous knowledge of Greek required) and start
reading the Word yourself. The class will translate original selections
from Luke, John, the Pauline epistles, and the Acts. Register now for
CLASSGRK 5 (class #17298). Classes begin June 24. If you have any
questions, please contact the instructor Vincent Tomasso
(vtomasso@stanford.edu).
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