Our Mission: Inspired by the Gospel of Jesus Christ, rooted in the spirituality of St. Ignatius, Jesuit Retreat House provides a sacred setting for outreach, retreats and programs of growth and development for people in the contem-porary Church and society.

May 2015

Duc in altum

Put out into the deep

- Luke 5:4

Dear Friend of Jesuit Retreat House,

As we celebrate the gift of the Easter season and the joy of new life

following a very cold winter, I also feel the hope and excitement of my

first spring as Executive Director at Jesuit Retreat House. One image that has stirred within

me in recent days is from the Apostolic Letter Novo Millennio Ineunte of Pope John Paul II at

the beginning of the new millennium. He introduced this letter with the words of Jesus from

the Gospel of Luke: “Duc in altum” – “Put out into the deep.” These words of Jesus to his

disciples, to us, resonate with a poster I have found inspiring for many years:

A ship in a harbor is safe, but that’s not what ships are built for.

And so it is with the ship of our JRH mission and legacy in this time. We need to be

continually looking to bring our Ignatian mission and ministry more deeply and creatively

into the sea of God’s people throughout our community – extending the broad embrace of

evangelization. It is fitting that the theme for our Hearts on Fire annual fundraiser speaks to

Building Anew in Our Time, reflecting this same spirit of sailing into a new time, our time –

by remembering the past with gratitude, living in the present with hope and enthusiasm, and

looking forward to the future with the confidence of Jesus Christ walking with us.

I continue to be inspired by the ways in which God’s grace enters the lives we touch at JRH.

A high school student came to say farewell at the end of his Kairos retreat and noted in a

moving manner: “My eyes were opened.” A woman on a retreat shared with me: “My father

made a retreat here to discern whether he would ask to marry my mother.” A Lenten

retreatant noted: “the reflections shared were spot on for my life in this time.” A participant

on a Lay Leadership retreat wrote: “This retreat greatly deepened my desire to follow God.”

Please consider the retreats and programs we offer in both traditional and new ways to help

you “to find God in all things.” In June and July we set aside a range of times from weekends

to up to 30 days for individual directed silent retreats – a remarkable gift to oneself! And

always know that we welcome your ideas for future retreat offerings.

God be with you,

Richard S. Krivanka, Executive Director

JESUIT RETREAT HOUSE

5629 STATE ROAD ● PARMA, OHIO 44134-2292 ● (440) 884-9300 ● FAX (440) 885-1055 Web: jrh-cleveland.org ● E-mail: jrhcleve@att.net

A Place of Peace. Igniting Hearts.

Board of Directors

Rita Carfagna Chair

John V. Biernacki

Hugh Buchanan

Elizabeth Cotter

Martin Connell, S.J.

Frank DeSantis

Tina M. Facca, PhD

Kathleen Ferry

Hon. Laura Gallagher

Michael Gladstone

William Koeblitz

Keith Laschinger

Paul V. Murphy

Donald Petkash, S.J.

Robert Welsh, S.J.

Rick Krivanka Executive Director

Barbara Leggott Associate Director

May/June Programs June/July/August Programs

May 21 Mary, the Model of Discipleship

9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Presented by Fr. Tim Kalista

Cost:$35

Join Fr. Tim Kalista for a one day retreat reflecting on the role of Mary as a model of discipleship. The last recorded words in the Gospels we have of Mary are: "Do whatever he tells you to do!" and, as Christians, we are reminded to be like Christ. This day will provide us some of the "tools" we can use to help become stronger disciples of the Lord. The day begins with coffee and pastry and includes brief reflections, Mass, Adoration, Rosary and lunch.

June 3 Getting to the Spiritual Core of Healthy Human Relationships

6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Presented by Fr. Norm Douglas

Cost:$25

Fr. Norm Douglas will lead an interactive reflection and conversation to explore the joys and struggles of relating with others in our fast-paced, pulled-in-many-directions world. This evening will present a look at the attributes of a centered and healthy Christian spirituality which can help to strengthen, guide, and heal the significant relationships within our personal, family and work lives. It will conclude with a guided meditation for inner healing and reconciliation.

June 9 Sacred Heart

9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Presented by Fr. Matt Roche, S.J.

Cost:$35

Devotion to the Divine Mercy of Jesus is very popular today. But an even older devotion is to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. A video by Fr. Bernard McGuckin will be used to take us to historical sites in Europe to show us where this devotion came from and why it is relevant today. Fr. Matt is a full time retreat director at Jesuit Retreat House. He has over 27 years experience in spiritual direction. The day begins with coffee and pastry and includes lunch and Mass.

May 18 An Evening with

Regina Brett: God is Always Hiring 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Cost:$30 (includes her new book)

Join us for an Evening with Regina Brett. Regina will talk about her new book, God Is Always Hiring: 50 Lessons for Finding Fulfilling Work, and about how to find your mission in life. After her talk Regina will sign and personalize her book. A copy of the book God Is Always Hiring and light refreshments are included. Regina Brett is the New York Times bestselling author of God Never Blinks: 50 Lessons for Life’s Little Detours, which has been published in more than 24 languages. She also wrote Be the Miracle: 50 Lessons for Making the Impossible Possible. Her inspirational columns appear regularly in Ohio’s largest newspaper, The Plain Dealer, where she was a finalist in 2008 and 2009 for the Pulitzer Prize in Commentary.

May/June Programs June/July/August Programs

July 26 Diocesan Pilgrimage on

Religious Life at JRH 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.

Join us for a Sunday afternoon open house sponsored by the Diocese of Cleveland on religious life. Learn more about the Jesuits, their global ministries centered in the spirituality of St. Ignatius, and their long history in Cleveland that dates back to the 1880’s. No charge, open to all.

June 11 Movie & Conversation about

Pope Francis - The Francis Effect 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

Cost: $10

This morning will feature a movie, The Francis Effect, produced by the Salt and Light Catholic Media Foundation based in Toronto, Canada. It takes an in-depth look at how the Church is changing under the leadership and vision of Pope Francis. Exclusive interviews with prominent Catholics and non-Catholics reveal that Pope Francis is having a profound effect on the world as well. Opportunities will be provided for the further sharing of insights and reflections by those who participate. Coffee, tea and pastry included.

June 15-19 Retreat for

Women Religious:

Letting God Love You

Presented by Sr. Mary Ann Burke, SND

Cost:$325

Have you ever taken the time to ask yourself “how have I experienced God’s love?” In what ways has God’s love come personally into your life: in private prayer, through scripture, in conversations with good friends, maybe even on the Internet? Do you hear God’s voice in the quiet of your heart as you walk in the beauty of creation? In difficult times, the death of a loved one, a diagnosis of a critical illness, a disappointment in ministry? These and more ways will be explored as you seek to discover God’s love for you.

July 31 Ignatius in the Meadow

6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Bring your blanket and friends to the JRH Meadow for an evening of prayer and uplifting music by Tina Facca and her band. Take advantage of this fun

and spiritual opportunity to celebrate the Feast of St. Ignatius on the tranquil grounds of Jesuit Retreat House. Freewill offering will be collected.

July 27 A Dog Day of Summer:

Reflecting on the Gift of Our Dogs 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Presented by Fr. Joe Kraker Cost: $35

Dogs are a remarkable gift from God in our lives! This summer day will provide a time to reflect upon the blessings and stories of life and life-lessons in our experiences with our dogs. It will be led by Fr. Joe Kraker, author of Vinnie Here: Fanciful Conversations between a Pastor and His Dog, in which he used imaginary conversations with his dog Vinnie to illustrate spiritual lessons for his parishioners. While we are not able to accommodate your dog, please bring a photo of your dog if available to share in our conversations. The day begins with coffee and pastry and includes Mass and lunch.

August/September Programs Ignatian Currents

August 16 The Life of Thomas Merton

A Play: Alive at Fourth & Walnut 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Presented by James Nagle Cost:$20

This one person play portrays the life and spiritual journey of Thomas Merton - his youth, conversion, monastic/hermit life and untimely death. We see the struggles, joys and challenges he embraced in becoming the deeply human monk, prophet, poet and spiritual writer God called him to be. Come watch Jim Nagle bring to life the story of this man who became a spiritual giant of the twentieth century, and a very human being. Past reviews: "The play was spectacular...It is excellent theater... Mr. Nagel was superb...The audience was spellbound!"

August 20 Understanding the Gift and Power of

Emotion 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Presented by Rick Krivanka Cost:$35

Over the past 20 years remarkable discoveries have been made in the field of neuroscience about the human brain and the significance of emotion in every person. Almost 500 years ago, St. Ignatius recognized the importance of emotion in spiritual growth and what fills and satisfies the soul. This retreat will provide conversation and reflection on a diversity of perspectives regarding the central importance of emotions and emotional intelligence in everyday life settings and their impact upon effective relationships, leadership and well-being. The day begins with coffee and pastry at 8:30 am and includes lunch.

August 22 Fitness from Faith

9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Presented by

Lindsay Fullerman Cost:$35

Fit from Faith’s mission is to empower men and women to take ownership of their lives through overall Wellness which encompasses nourishing the mind, body, and spirit daily to live out the Lord’s will, ultimately becoming fit instruments for the Kingdom. Join Lindsay Fullerman for an interactive, educational, and prayerful Wellness Retreat as she helps you enter into a transformational experience that will nourish your mind, body, and spirit. Topics include Physical Wellness, Emotional Wellness, and Spiritual Wellness. See how these components are integrated and impact daily living. This retreat will provide you with the physical, emotional, and spiritual nourishment necessary to equip you with self-empowerment and balanced living skills. Lindsay is a certified health coach and nutritionist, a Youth and Young Adult Minister at St. Rita Parish, and a wellness teacher at Hathaway Brown School. Lunch included.

August 6 or 17 or 19 Day Retreat for Teachers

Mindful, Faithful Teaching: Ignatian Spirituality in the Classroom

9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Presented by John Ropar, Ph.D.

Cost:$35 (call for group rate)

Teaching is not just a job but a vocation, a calling to follow the example of Jesus, our Teacher, in nourishing the minds and hearts of students, that they may flourish. With this in mind, all teachers are invited on any of the dates listed for a retreat facilitated by John Ropar, Ph.D., who is the former Director of Counseling Services at John Carroll University. Come individually or bring your staff. Teachers and administrators from Catholic and public schools are welcome. The day begins with coffee and pastry and includes time for presentations, lunch, individual prayer, and staff discussions.

August/September Programs Ignatian Currents

About the Facilitator: Fr. Joseph A. Tetlow, S.J. began giving Exercises in Daily Life in the early 1980s and his Choosing Christ in the World has been translated into several languages. He was president of the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley, associate editor of America magazine, and director of Montserrat Jesuit Retreat House at Lake Dallas. He was assistant for spirituality to the Jesuit Father General Kolvenbach, traveling extensively to speak and organize spirituality programs. He was ordained in 1960 and holds a doctorate in American Civilization from Brown University. He continues to write, living at Jesuit Hall of St Louis University.

Friday, May 29 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Discernment in My Life

Mature Christians Discern Constantly Day In, Day Out.

Discernment engages our head, our heart, and our hands. As mature Christians, we discern when we are conscious of the interplay among the faith that we know, the belief that shapes our hearts, and the actions coming out of them. The evening is interactive: input, private reflection, work in triads, and open discussion and questions.

(Coffee and Conversation from 6:30 p.m.)

Saturday, May 30 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Thinking with the Church – Discerning the Signs of the Times The Lights Go on and the Vault is Open to the Hidden Treasures of the Church

Christians know that we have a mission from our Creator: to enact the gifts that God is giving us, thereby giving witness that Jesus Christ is Lord. We are the Reign of God alive in our world. We bring the light of joyful believing that God is merciful and plans our eternal life. And each of us brings the salt of hope and love to those who God puts in our lifeworld, especially to those in any way needy. Each session is interactive: input, private reflection, work in triads, and open discussion and questions.

(Coffee at 8:30 a.m. This day includes lunch and optional Eucharist at 4:00 p.m.)

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______ Friday & Saturday with overnight accommodations including breakfast & lunch ($98) Although these programs can be taken separately, it is encouraged that you participate in both the Friday and

Saturday programs to receive the full benefit of the experience.

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What Has Christ to Do with Lunch? Living the Christ-Life in the World Based on Pope Francis’ Exhortation, The Joy of the Gospel

Individually Directed Retreats Summer 2015

Spiritual Directors Summer 2015

Since 1898, the grounds of Jesuit Retreat House have provided spiritual peace for people looking to deepen their relationship with God. Now, perhaps more than ever, the sacred space of JRH is a vital gift to Northeast Ohio. Contemporary men and women make silent retreats for various reasons. Some are searching for a new way of knowing God that is personal and real. Others use this time to rest in the creative heart of God – to imagine new possibilities, or sit with gratitude for God’s magnificent work. Whatever your reason for making a retreat, sacred silence is a gift to the soul. Here, you will experience silence on 57 acres of woods and meadows, complete with outdoor shrines and stations of the cross to aid reflection. The 55-bedroom house provides a home away from home with three chapels, a library, and home-cooked meals.

As companions on your journey, spiritual directors offer guidance based on Ignatian Spirituality. Individually directed retreats consist of 30-day retreats, 8-day retreats, 5-day retreats, and weekend retreats.

Sr. Mary Ann Burke, SND served as a Pastoral Minister at St Joseph Parish, Amherst, for eleven years after being certified by the Cleveland Diocese in 2005. She also served on the Sisters of Notre Dame Chardon Leadership team from 2005 - 2011. In 2006, Sister was certified as a Spiritual Director/Retreat Director through the Ignatian Spirituality Institute at John Carroll University. In 2011, Sr. Mary Ann completed a 40 Day Institute in the Ignatian Spiritual Exercises which included a 30 day retreat at the Jesuit Center in Guelph, Canada. In 2014, she attended and participated in the Summer Practicum in Spiritual Direction also in Guelph. Patrick Cleary-Burns is a graduate of the Ignatian Spirituality Institute at John Carroll University and holds a BA in Theology and MA in Pastoral Ministry, both from Boston College. Pat is an independent spiritual director and retreat leader. Pat and wife Jeannie live in South Euclid and are members of Saint Malachi Parish. You can learn more about Pat’s ministry by visiting www.patclearyburns.net. Liz Cotter began her retreat work at Saint Ignatius High School in 2000, after completing an 8 week retreat and the

32 week Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignatius. She began facilitating small groups while being mentored by Fr. Jim Lewis, S.J. During the 5 years she did small group facilitation, she felt a call to be certified in spiritual direction. Liz was accepted into the 2 year Ignatian Spirituality Program at John Carroll University. After completing the program she began accompanying individuals on their spiritual journeys. Through the ministry of Spiritual Direction she hopes to help others discover the divine within…to be the second listener reflecting back God’s loving presence in their lives. Sr. Peggy Duffy, OSU is a member of the Ursuline Congregation in Cleveland, Ohio, is an experienced spiritual director and retreat minister. She is a graduate of Creighton University’s Christian Spirituality Program and presently does ongoing spiritual direction at the Ursuline Educational Center and directs retreats at various retreat/ renewal centers. Sister Peggy has served in both the Cleveland and Youngstown Dioceses and brings a rich background in education, theology, pastoral ministry and all facets of parish life.

Summer at Jesuit Retreat House ~Rejuvenate the Soul~

Spiritual Directors Summer 2015

June 22-July 23 30-day retreat ($1600)

Fr. Tom Schubeck, S.J.

June 22-29 8-day retreat ($500)

Patrick Cleary-Burns, Sr. Mary Ann Burke SND, Liz Cotter, Sr. Mary Ann Spangler H.M., Fr. Tom Schubeck, S.J.

June 26-28 Weekend retreat ($200)

Patrick Cleary-Burns, Sr. Mary Ann Burke SND, Liz Cotter, Sr. Mary Ann Spangler H.M.

July 5-12 8-day retreat ($500)

Patrick Cleary-Burns, Sr. Mary Ann Burke SND, Fr. John Vrana, Fr. Tom Schubeck, S.J., Deborah G. Zawislan, Ph.D.,

July 10-12 Weekend retreat ($200)

Patrick Cleary-Burns, Sr. Mary Ann Spangler H.M. Deborah G. Zawislan, Ph.D., Sr. Margaret Marszal, H.M.

July 13-20 8-day retreat ($500)

Sr. Peggy Duffy OSU, Fr. John Vrana, Fr. Tom Schubeck, S.J.

July 17-19 Weekend retreat ($200)

Sr. Mary Ann Burke SND, Sr. Peggy Duffy OSU

July 20-24 5-day retreat ($350)

Sr. Mary Ann Spangler H.M., Deborah G. Zawislan, Ph.D. Sr. Margaret Marszal, H.M.

IDR Cost includes room, board and director’s stipend. Daily Mass and Reconciliation available. Please call Barbara for information at 440-884-9300 ext. 310. Scholarship monies are available.

Sr. Margaret J. Marszal H.M. is a Sister of the Humility of Mary. She has a B.S.E. in Education from St. John's College of Cleveland, an M.A. in Art Education from Miami University of Ohio and an M.A. in Christian Spirituality from Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska. Her background is in retreat work, parish ministry and education. Sr. Margaret is an experienced retreat presenter and spiritual director. Her focus is on spirituality that integrates mind, body, and spirit. Fr. Thomas Schubeck, S.J. was ordained a priest in Clarkson, Michigan in 1968, he has been a member of the Society of Jesus since 1957. He is a Professor Emeritus of Theology and Religious Ethics at John Carroll University, Spiritual and Retreat Director at the Chicago-Detroit Province Novitiate, 1979-1983, Berkley, Michigan and at John Carroll University 1989-2015. Sr. Mary Ann Spangler, H.M. is a sister of the Humility of Mary, comes with many years of educational and retreat/spiritual direction experience. She obtained her Masters Degree at Kent State University and spiritual direction certification from the Ignatian Spirituality Institute at John

Carroll University. Sr. Mary Ann is presently a full-time spiritual companion to young adults on college campuses focusing on prayer, relationships, discernment and transitions in life. Fr. John Vrana is a native of Cleveland and was ordained as a priest for the Diocese of Cleveland in 1967. He studied at St. Paul University in Ottawa, Canada and at the Katholike University te Leuven in Belgium where he earned the degree, Doctor of Sacred Theology. He was assigned to teach at Saint Mary Seminary in Cleveland. During his eighteen years on the seminary faculty he also served as Spiritual Director. He is currently on staff at St. Michael’s Parish. Dr. Deborah Gries Zawislan, H.M. Associate is a certified spiritual director from the Ignatian Spirituality Institute at John Carroll University and facilitates a variety of Ignatian retreats: 8-week parish retreats, 5-8 day silent retreats, and 30-week "retreat in real life". She also companions young adults on college campuses for Busy Student Retreats and meets individually for on-going spiritual direction with all ages, especially those in transition.

September Programs Lay Leadership News

Year Round Programs

Morning Prayer for Women

August 31, September 28, October 26 & November 30

Women from all walks of life are invited to pray together and learn more about the beauty of prayer. Led by Sr. Mary Ann Flannery, S.C., this prayer group will refresh your spirit and help you find strength in regular prayer habits. Just bring your Bible and come as you are! The morning prayer takes place 9:30-11:00 a.m., cost is $8, and includes coffee and pastry. Registrations are encouraged, but walk-ins welcome.

AA Recovery Retreats

A Recovery Retreat at the Jesuit Retreat House is a time to nurture your serenity, experience a re-awakening, and find the strength to work the steps of recovery. Retreats begin

Friday at 6:00 p.m. and conclude Sunday by 11:00 a.m. Cost is $155, limited scholarships are available.

June 5-7 Tom Deere AA Men’s Retreat. Facilitated by Fr. Neil Walters Nov 27-29 Sr. Ignatia AA Women’s Retreat. Facilitator TBA December 18-20 Calix AA Men’s Retreat. Facilitator TBA.

Pre-Cana Days 12:45—8:00 p.m.

June 7 July 12

August 2 September 13 October 25 November 8

Pre-Cana couples take time away from the flurry of

wedding planning to reflect upon the Sacrament as it is

lived each day. Married couples share witness stories, and time

is set aside for one on one conversation. The day ends

with Mass and dinner.

Pre-Cana days at JRH meet diocesan requirements for

marriage preparation. Cost is $80.00

September 3 Building a Vision for Retirement:

The Next Chapter of Life 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Presented by Fr. Norm Douglas & Rick Krivanka

Cost:$40 What will the retirement years be like? Can it be a time that is truly life-giving and hope-filled? This day will provide an engaging presentation, interactive conversation, and time for personal reflection for individuals looking ahead to, or already in, retirement. It will explore the different aspects of one’s life and build the foundation for a vital spirituality and a meaningful and purposeful way of living after 60… or whenever! The day begins with coffee and pastry at 8:30 am and includes lunch.

September 15 Experiencing Jesus in Scripture/Encountering Christ in our Lives

9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Presented by Janet Lehane

Cost $35 Saint Ignatius of Loyola referred to himself as a pilgrim in sharing his story. We too can reflect on our lives as pilgrims. In our time together, we will meet Jesus in Scripture through Gospel Contemplation, encounter Christ in our ordinary lives as we pray the Ignatian Examen, and walk onward with Christ as pilgrims. Our journey forward is one of learning to love as God loves. Time will be given to prayer, input, lunch, periods of contemplative silence, and sharing. Janet Lehane is a spiritual director and retreat leader with a deep love of Ignatian Spirituality. She is certified through John Carroll’s Ignatian Spirituality Institute. The day begins with coffee & pastry and includes lunch.

September Programs Lay Leadership News

JRH Lay Leadership Programs … Going Places!

Yes! … our Lay Leadership Program Director, Martha Campbell, reports that JRH continues to “go places.” For example, since this past fall, we’ve been to Forest Hill Presbyterian Church, Blessed Trinity, Our Lady of the Lake, St. Barnabas, St. Clarence and St. John Neumann Parishes! Consider one of our spirituality programs for your parish. Teams of qualified lay leaders are prepared to share our programs based on The Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius Loyola. Here is a brief synopsis of what we can offer on-site at your parish:

The Pilgrim Way of Ignatius Loyola offers a “taste of Ignatian Spirituality,” the spirituality of Pope Francis, which nurtures openness to the call of God in our lives. Some questions addressed in the program include: What happens when you encounter Christ? Is it possible to find God in all things? (4-part series, 90 minute sessions) Praying with St. Ignatius Retreat-in-Daily-Life follows the pattern set out by The Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius Loyola. Now in its 10th year with revisions along the way, this retreat has set hearts on fire with love for Jesus Christ! (8-part series, 2 hour sessions) The Called and Sent Spiritual Formation Program, grounded in the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius of Loyola, nurtures spiritual deepening in individuals and communities for service of Christ’s mission in the world. This program is comprised of six modules which can be taken individually or as a series.

Ignatian Foundations introduces key aspects of Ignatian Spirituality (prayer, discernment, action for justice): 6 monthly 2-hour sessions and a day-long retreat. Encountering Jesus Christ focuses on “interior knowledge of Jesus Christ” which is experienced through Ignatian contemplation of the Gospels: 6 weekly 90 minute sessions and a day-long retreat. Discernment and Decision-Making applies practical knowledge and application of “discernment of spirits” and decision making according to the teaching of Ignatius Loyola: 6 weekly 2-hour sessions and a day-long retreat. The Christian at Work in the World is offered in two parts: A) Catholic Social Teaching and B) Work-Place Spirituality. Each part, which can be taken together or separately, consists of 3 bi-weekly 2-hour sessions and a half-day retreat. Embracing the Mystery addresses landmarks on the spiritual journey including suffering and death, redemption and grace: 3 monthly 3-hour sessions and an overnight retreat. Living Prayer Retreat-in-Daily Life centers on life in the Spirit including personal prayer, spiritual direction, liturgy and sacraments: 6 weekly 2-hour sessions.

For further information and to hear more of what people are saying about these programs, please contact a member of our leadership team: Margaret Balewski (margaret.balewski@gmail.com), Martha Campbell (campbellmarthal@gmail.com), or Claudette Matero (materoc@aol.com).

SAVE THE DATE

October 30 - 31, 2015. Ignatian Currents presenter will be Dr. Laurie Cassidy, Spiritual Director and Associate Professor of Religious Studies, Marywood University in Scranton, PA

Hearts on Fire Sponsors–We Thank YOU! May - September Calendar

Hearts on Fire

Celebrating what we have done together and the people who made it possible!

Ignatian Spirituality Award Honorees: Sr. Mary Ann Flannery, SC, Susan B. Murphy, Very Reverend Timothy P. Kesicki, SJ

Co-Chairs: Jeffrey & Janet Leitch and Ann Ertle

Underwriters Peter & Rita Carfagna

Brian & Maria Dean (CBIZ Retirement Plan Services)

Susan B. Murphy

Gerald & Susanne Schroer (Altercare at Saint Joseph Center, Inc.)

Patrons Ancora Advisors - Fred DiSanto

Jeffrey & Janet Leitch Gerry & Laura Ramella

Tom & Rhonda Richlovsky SC Ministry Foundation

Table Sponsors

Dr. Phillip & Linda Catanzaro (for Ignatian Spirituality Project) Catholic Diocese of Cleveland

Church of the Gesu Liz & Dan Cotter

Frank & Wendy DeSantis Ann Ertle

Kathleen Ferry Fifth Third Bank Friend of JRH

Jesuit Community at Manresa Hugh & Mary Ellen Buchanan

Jesuit Community at Saint Ignatius High School

Hon. Laura J. Gallagher Jesuit Community and

Walsh Jesuit High School John Carroll University

Institute of Catholic Studies, Dr. Paul V. Murphy

John Carroll University Jesuit Community

John Carroll University Mission and Identity,

Dr. Ed Peck, VP Loyola Club

Marquette University Alumni Joe & Debbie Musca

Retreat Women of Gesu Saint Ignatius High School

Saint Martin de Porres High School

Barbara & John Schubert Stan & Debbie Sienawski (InsureOne Benfits, Inc)

Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Gene & Betty Skerl Phil & Tina Sterrett

Taras Szmagala, Jr. & Helen Jarem Urban Community School

Zinner & Co., LLP (Robin Baum & Sue Krantz)

Ziska Architecture/ Craven Construction

Special Thanks

Great Lakes Brewing Company for providing beer for the event

Roberta Westrick, S.C. for honoree awards

Chefs For Hire for tonight’s catering

USA Midwest Province of the Society of Jesus

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Hearts on Fire Sponsors–We Thank YOU! May - September Calendar

May

May 18. An Evening with Regina Brett. $30

May 21. Mary, the Model of Discipleship. Fr. Tim

Kalista. $35.

May 29 & 30. Ignatian Currents. Fr. Joseph Tetlow, SJ.

Friday $25, Saturday $50, both days $65, Overnight $98.

July

July 17-19. Weekend IDR. $200.

July 20-24. 5-Day IDR. $350

July 26. Diocesan Pilgrimage on Religious Life.

July 27. A Dog Day of Summer. Fr. Joe Kraker. $35

July 31. Ignatius in the Meadow Concert.

July 31-August 1. Retreat for Lay Ecclesial Ministers. contact Kathy Haag at the Pastoral Ministry Office at

440-943-7670.

June

June 3. Getting to the Spiritual Core of Healthy

Human Relationships Fr. Norm Douglas. $25.

June 5-7. Tom Deere AA Men’s Weekend Retreat.

Fr. Neil Walters. $155.

June 7. Pre-Cana $80/couple.

June 9. Sacred Heart. Fr. Matt Roche, SJ. $35.

June 11.The Francis Effect Movie & Conversation.$10

June 15-19. Retreat for Religious Women. Sr. Mary

Ann Burke, SND. $325.

June 22-July 23. 30-Day IDR. $1600.

June 22-29. 8-Day IDR. $500.

August

August 2. Pre-Cana $80/couple.

August 6 or 17 or 19. Day Retreat for Teachers.

John Ropar, Ph.D. $35

August 16. Thomas Merton. James Nagle. $20

August 20. Understanding the Gift and Power of

Emotion. Rick Krivanka. $35

August 22. Fitness from Faith. Lindsay Fullerman. $35

August 31. Morning Prayer for Women. $8

Retreat Registration Form

Please send full payment along with this registration form to Jesuit Retreat House, 5629 State Rd / Parma, OH 44134 or register online at www.jrh-cleveland.org

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September

September 3. Building a Vision for Retirement.

Fr. Norm Douglas & Rick Krivanka. $40

September 13. Pre-Cana. $80/couple

September 15.Experiencing Jesus in Scripture.

Janet Lehane. $35

September 28. Morning Prayer for Women. $8

July

July 5-12. 8-Day IDR. $500.

July 10-12. Weekend IDR. $200.

July 12. Pre-Cana. $80/couple.

July 13-20. 8-Day IDR. $500.

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Jesuit Retreat House Gift Certificates make a terrific gift for special people in your life!

Birthday Anniversary Thank You

Holiday Milestone Special Event

Treat your family and friends to precious time away on the beautiful and peaceful grounds of JRH. Call 440-884-9300 to purchase or learn more.

In Loving Memory Each month we remember our benefactors with Mass. In a special way we remember our friends who have gone home to the Lord. We remember and pray for Patricia Von Benken, Richard Murphy, James M. Lavelle, Erin Ropar, Joseph J. Zgonc, Mary C. Saunders, Anthony Ioppolo Sr., Esther Baiocco and Helen Ricotta. Please let us know when you lose a loved one, and we will add them to our Mass intentions.