Spring/Summer 2011 Shalom Spirit newsletter

Spring/Summer 2011 Shalom Spirit newsletter

Spring 2011 Newsletter Vol. 13, No. 2
published tri-annually
Fun and inspiring spiritual growth opportunities for individuals, couples, families & groups
“Shalom has been
. . . a special part of our life for many years.
We have been touched by wonderful spiritual
experiences, learning opportunities and social
events. Shalom is truly one of Dubuque’s treasures.”
– Leo & Rosemary Mallie
in this issue ...
May — October Programs
2010 Caring Contributors
The Path of Simply Being Retreat
New Shalom Administrator to begin August 1
A
newsletter from
Shalom R etreat Center, Dubuque, IA
Shalom Retreat Center • 563/582-3592 • www.shalomretreats.org
Spring Evening for
Married Couples:
An (Anytime) Anniversary
Celebration!
Saturday, May 21, 5:30 – 8:30pm
Liturgy Presider: Msgr. James Barta
Music: Marie Therese Kalb OSF, Mary Arnold Staudt OSF
Reflection: Terry & Paula Friedman
Once again we are planning a spring/summer evening to
celebrate married couples. Our theme is that of anniversary.
Whether you were married at this time of year or at another
time, come and celebrate your years together on this relaxing
and romantic spring evening. We will begin with a 5:30pm
Sunday Eucharistic Liturgy at which you will have an
opportunity to renew your marriage vows. Following will be
a candlelight dinner with all the trimmings at tables for two
(unless you request to sit with a group) with Marie Therese
and Mary Arnold providing live music. The evening will close
with a reflection by Terry and Paula.
Offering: $44/couple. Register/prepay by Wednesday, May 18.
CENTERING PRAYER
Monday, May 16, 7:00 – 8:00pm
Facilitator: Marilyn Dansart
Join others in quiet, meditative prayer, discussion, and support.
Registration not required. Free will offering.
MEMORIAL MASS & SOCIAL
Thursday, May 26, 7:00pm
Each year around Memorial Day, deceased loved ones of
Shalom friends and benefactors are remembered at a special
Eucharistic liturgy. A social follows the Mass.
No fee. To register, call Shalom at 563/582-3592 by May 24.
Note: If you are unable to attend and wish to have your
deceased loved one(s) remembered at this liturgy, please
complete and mail the enclosed Memorial Mass card.
Summer Breakfast:
To Everything a Season
Wednesday, June 1, 7:00 – 8:00am
Shalom’s Annual Picnic on the Hill
Thursday, June 2, serving: 11:30am – 12:30pm
Enjoy your lunch in our dining room or outside on our
beautiful patio or deck.
MENU: Hamburgers, Brats, Baked Beans, Potato Salad,
Cookies & Ice Cream, Lemonade, Ice Water & Coffee.
Offering: $8.25/adults, ($4 for children age 10 & under
accompanied by an adult). Register/prepay by May 31.
T’ai Chi FUNDAMENTALS (Series of Six Classes)
Tuesdays, Sept. 13, 20, 27, Oct. 4, 11 & 18
9:30 – 10:15am
Instructor: Margaret Jungers OSF
These classes will integrate the Yang Style T’ai Chi. These
fundamentals will promote both physical and mental well-being.
Offering: $45/6-sessions. Register/prepay by Friday, Sept. 9.
Bridges Out of Poverty – 3-session series
Tuesdays, Sept. 13, 20, 27; 7:00 – 9:00pm
Presenters: Carroll Clark, Jim Ott, Ermina Soler
This workshop, divided into three
consecutive weekly sessions, is designed
to provide a deeper understanding of the
challenges faced by and the strengths of
those who live in and have lived in poverty.
It is based on the book Bridges Out of
Poverty: Strategies for Professionals and
Communities by Ruby Payne. Topics to be included are:
•identification of resources and the building on strengths
•social and political factors affecting poverty
•hidden rules of both poverty and middle class
•better communication through understanding the
registers of language
•family structures and personal identity
Anyone who hasn’t already done this valuable workshop is
highly encouraged to attend.
Offering: $55/all sessions. Registration/prepayment required
by Friday, Sept. 9. Social work continuing education units
(CEUs) are available through Loras College for an additional
$5. Foster care CEUs are available at no charge.
Ruby Payne’s book will also be available for sale.
Mass at 8:15am
Presenter: Bertha Bonert OSF
On the brink of the wonderful warmth and
color of summer, take time this morning to
reflect with Bertha on how we think about time, about ways
of “making Sabbath” in the midst of our crowded lives, and
about accepting an invitation to live in the present moment
– in God’s Now!
Offering: $8. Register/prepay by Friday, May 27.
TAIZE PRAYER 1st Thursday each month 7:30 – 8:30pm
Monthly musicians: Jim Brimeyer, Marie Therese Kalb OSF,
Carol Hemesath OSF. Guest musicians listed below.
MAY 5: “Jesus Is Risen (Thalia Cutsforth)
June 2:“I Sing of God’s Joy” (Holly Richey)
JULY 7: “Prayer for Peace” (Carol LeGrand)
Registration not required. Free will offering.
NOTE: Taize Prayer is not held in August.
HOW To register . . .
• Send check made payable to Shalom Retreat Center and include the event title, attendee(s) name, address & phone to: Shalom Retreat Center, 1001 Davis St., Dubuque, IA 52001.
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• Pre-register by calling 563/582-3592, sending an email to: cwilgenbusch@shalomretreats.org or by clicking and completing the pre-registration link online at www.shalomretreats.org. Then send your
payment. Your registration is not confirmed until payment is received.
Shalom Retreat Center • 563/582-3592 • www.shalomretreats.org
Days of Quiet & Prayer (4-session series)
Book: Adult Faith: Growing in Wisdom and Understanding
by Diarmuid O’Murcha
Wednesdays, Sept. 14, Oct. 12, Nov. 16, Dec. 14
9:15am continental breakfast, 9:30am – 2:30pm (noon lunch)
Facilitator: Margaret Jungers OSF
This book was written for adults who seek adult answers to
adult questions and wish to be part of the dialogical process
that helps to unearth deeper truth. O’Murchu points out
dimensions of conventional religion which may not offer
hope. He is visionary in offering a multitude of approaches
that nurture a mature faith. This is for seekers who wish to
grow in wisdom and grace.
Offering: $75/series of four – includes book, program, materials, meal & private room. Register/prepay by Thursday, Sept. 1.
Dances of Universal Peace
Thursday, Sept. 15, 7:00 – 8:30pm
Instructor/Leader: Sophia Virginia Melroy, of Iowa City,
Certified Leader
We might ask, “Would there still be war if we all sang,
danced and prayed together?” You are invited to be part of a
special evening of the Dances of Universal Peace, which are
a 40-year-old tradition of simple, participatory circle dances
and songs drawn from the earth’s sacred traditions, and other
universal songs of peace. Dance circles can be found all
around the world, celebrating both the unity and diversity of
all beings, and fostering connections between people. Dress
is casual. No previous experience or dance partner needed.
Offering: $10. Register/prepay by Tuesday, Sept. 13.
Note: This event and “Franciscan Peacemaking” are two of
several International Day of Peace events planned in Dubuque.
LONGER RETREATS
June 3 – 10 The Sermon on the Mount:
Plan for a New World Order
Chuck Faso OFM, Offering: $425.
Early Bird: $400 until May 3.* ($75 deposit)
June 19 – 25 Guided by the Mystics
Barbara Metz, SNDdeN, Offering: $360.
Early Bird: $335 until May 19.* ($50 deposit)
June 27 – July 3 The Uniqueness of John’s Gospel
William Burton OFM, Offering: $360.
Early Bird: $335 until May 27.* ($50 deposit)
July 7 – 13 7-Day Directed Retreat
Directors: Fr. Scott Bullock, Liz Cummins OSF, Dorothy
Schwendinger OSF & Rev. Ginger Anderson-Larson, Offering: $425.
Early Bird: $400 until June 7.* ($50 deposit)
Oct. 3 – 9 Celebrating God’s Presence in the Universe
Melannie Svoboda SND, Offering: $360.
Early Bird: $335 until Sept. 3.* ($50 deposit)
* TO REGISTER, send nonrefundable deposit to Shalom Retreat Center.
This secures your reservation and is credited to the offering for the retreat.
FRANCISCAN PEACEMAKING
. . . A 3-Session Series
Plan now to join us for this series on
understanding nonviolence and
peacemaking in the Franciscan tradition.
Mondays, Sept. 19 & 26, Oct. 3
7:00 – 8:30pm
Presenters: Pat R. Farrell OSF &
Margaret Jungers OSF
Session 1 – Kissing the Leper:
Journey Toward Solidarity, Sept. 19
•Transformation through solidarity with marginalized persons
•Relationship with poor persons as essential to peacemaking
•Poverty and humility as expressed in the Franciscan
tradition as a means to peace
Session 2 – Francis and the Wolf of Gubbio:
Restoring Relationships, Sept. 26
•Causes of violence
•Techniques to address violence
•Francis’ principles of peacemaking
•Principles on nonviolence of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Session 3 – Francis and the Sultan:
Relating to the Enemy, Oct. 3
•Factors that influence enemy making
•Francis’ approach to the Sultan
•Contrast with attitudes of the time
•Principles for “encountering” enemies
Offering: $10/session; $25 for all 3 sessions.
Registration required by noon the day prior to each session.
Looking Ahead
An Italian Feast
for Body & Soul
Wednesday, Sept. 21
6:30 – 8:30pm
Dinner and program. Watch for details in our fall newsletter.
Offering: $22.
Reading That Matters
You might want to get a head start on the books to be
discussed this fall. They are:
• What Is the What by Dave Eggers. The true story of an
exiled Sudanese boy who ended up in Los Angeles.
• The Zookeeper’s Wife by Diane Ackerman. Also true,
the story of the owners of a zoo in Warsaw, Poland, who
use their home and zoo property to hide Jewish refugees
during WWII.
Dates: TBA.
NOTE: Two additional books will be chosen for early 2012.
Annual Red Hat Dinner/Program
Watch for information on this event to be held in October.
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Shalom Retreat Center • 563/582-3592 • www.shalomretreats.org
The Path of Simply Being
Fri., Nov. 18, 7:00pm – Sat., Nov. 19, 2011, 4:30pm
“The Path of Simply Being” provides
participants with the opportunity to
reconnect with their true self. By bringing mindful, patient and compassionate
awareness to understanding all of our
experiences, participants will awaken to the
basic kindness and connectedness that are
the essential nature of our being.
Through information presented, extensive
Thomas
first-hand meditation and prayerful practice
Roberts,
LCSW, LMFT and dialogue, participants will enter the
path toward overcoming fear and confusion,
and embracing compassion at all levels of living. They will
discover the ways they keep themselves stuck in the confusion
and suffering of their spinning minds, emotions, and fears.
• Educator, author and speaker
• Licensed psychotherapist and clinical hypnotherapist with more than 30 years experience
• Author of The Mindfulness Workbook: A Beginner’s Guide to Overcoming
Fear and Embracing Compassion
• Presenter at training sessions, workshops and retreats at local, regional and national levels
• Adjunct professor at Viterbo University in La Crosse, WI, and St. Cloud State University in St. Cloud, MN
Offering: $120. $50 DEPOSIT.
Commuter: $100. Register by Nov. 11, 2011.
Yoga Classes
To register, call 563/582-3592 at least
two days prior to first class session.
Mixed Level Yoga
Beginners welcome!
Wednesdays, 9:30 – 10:30am
Sample Class: June 8, $5
Deb May
5-sessions: June 15 – July 13, $35;
Certified Yoga
Instructor,
July 20 – Aug. 17, $35
10 years
Wednesdays, 4:30 – 5:40pm
experience
Sample Class: June 8, $5
5-sessions: June 15 – July 13, $40; July 20 – Aug. 17, $40
Wednesdays, 6:00 – 7:10pm
Sample Class: June 8, $5
5-sessions: June 15 – July 13, $40; July 20 – Aug. 17, $40
YOGA FLOW CLASSES Basic yoga experience required.
MONDAYS, 9:30 – 11:00am
5-sessions: June 6 – July 11 (no class July 4), $45;
July 18 – Aug.15, $45
Reservation & Refund Policy
Refunds will be given only if requested, provided the refund request is
received three days before the event. Refunds are subject to a $5 handling charge for costs incurred (clerical, postage, bank processing,
long distance toll charges, etc.).
NOTE: Retreats require a non-refundable deposit, which is credited
to the retreat cost.
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Giving Opportunities
SPRING appeal
Chapel Lighting Project Update
To date, we have not reached our fund-raising goal of $17,048
to install eight large pendant lights in the Shalom Chapel.
Many thanks to those who have already given to this
appeal. Your gift will help us provide excellent lighting for both
presenters and attendees. If you have not sent your 2011
Spring Appeal gift yet, it’s not too late to contribute. Gifts
for the Spring Appeal will be accepted through May 31.
Birdies for Charity Appeal
Bonus $ is added to your gift & you can win prizes!
The Need: Lower level hallway/
storeroom floor/flooring.
The estimated cost is $6,079.23. The
original floor (linoleum placed over a wood
sub-flooring) is badly in need of repair. The portion of the floor that will be
replaced leads from the kitchen to the
laundry room. An adjacent kitchen
storeroom is also included in the bid.
The Solution: Pledge 1 cent or more for
every “birdie” made during the 2011 John Deere Classic (or a specific
dollar amount can be pledged/sent).
Shalom receives 100% of every dollar pledged/
mailed. Additionally, Birdies for Charity provides up
to a 5% bonus
match to Shalom. Guess the number of birdies made during the
tournament for a chance to win a 2011 CHEVY CAMARO and over
100 other prizes.
To Participate: Send your check payable to “Birdies for Charity” (see enclosed envelope) with your guess for the number of birdies that
will be made in the 2011 John Deere Classic (to be held July 4-10, 2011
in Silvis, IL) to: Shalom Retreat Center, 1001 Davis St., Dubuque, IA
52001. All entries must be received by June 28.
WISH LIST: VHS/DVD Player
The VHS player on our AV cart doesn’t always work.
We would welcome the gift of $65 to purchase a new
VHS/DVD player. If you can assist us with this need,
please call Sr. Margaret Jungers at 563/582-3592.
Memorial & Tribute Gifts
Tribute / honorarium gifts offer an opportunity to honor a relative,
a friend or a business associate for any special occasion – birthday,
anniversary, promotion or some particular accomplishment.
The memorial gift also provides a thoughtful and appropriate way to
express sympathy at the moment and
remembrance in the future.
You may send memorial / tribute gifts to:
Shalom Retreat Center
1001 Davis St., Dubuque, IA 52001
Shalom Retreat Center • 563/582-3592 • www.shalomretreats.org
Thank You to Shalom’s 2010 Caring Contributors
Burgmeier, Richard & Marlene
Burken, Mary Arlene
Burkle, Lou Ann
Burkle OSF, Marge
Burrack, Mary
Burrows, Donald & Joyce
Bussen OSF, Alverna
Cahill, James & Norma
Callahan, Barbara Meloy
Callahan, Jeanette
Carney OSF, Rose Mary
Cavanagh, Ross & Mary
Cavanaugh, Jeanne
Christopher, Jeannette
Cicciarelli, Frank & Theresa
Cigrand OSF, Marie
INDIVIDUALS
Clark, Alice
Abresch, Kay
Colling OSF, Ramona
Alt, Joyce
Conlon, James & Kathleen
Alt, L. Peter & Cindy
Connors, Tom & Joyce
Anderson, Bob & Deb
Coons, Jean
Andresen, Mary Ann
Cornelius, Steve & Kathy
Apel, Dan & Marlene
Cotter CSJ, Wendy
Arensdorf, Joann
Covey, Brian & Michelle
Arthofer, Betty
Cowan, Ronald & Jeanne
Avery, Harvey & Mary
Cox OSF, Mary Lee
Balek OSF, Michelle
Coyne OSF, Julie
Bamrick, John & Elaine
Cruse, Sharon
Barbieur ANG, Mary
Culbertson, Kent & Kathy
Barta, Fr. Ardel
Curran, Raymond & Phyllis
Bartz, Jack & Cheryl
Dalsing, Mary Jo
Bassler, Louis & Mindy
Dansart, Bernie & Marilyn
Bauerly, Donna
Davis, Beatrice
Baum BVM, Carol Marie
Davis, Harold & Linda Takes
Bechen, Tom & Jane
Deacon, JoAnn
Becker, David
DeBettignies, Elizabeth
Becker OSF, Marlys
DeSotel, Margaret
Benda, Tom & Margaret
Dobucki, Kenneth & Mary Ann
Benda, Thomas & Anne
Dodds, James & Dorothy
Bennett, Sondra
Doerr, William & Patricia
Berger, Ivan & Judy
Dolan, Nancy
Beringer OSF, Jean
Dolphin, Dallas & Nancy
Berkley, Jon & Kate
Domeny, Rose Marie
Bernhardt, Jane
Douglas-Beck, Milton
Berns, Leon & Phyllis
& Margaret
Berntgen, Kimberly
Duffy, Stan & Margaret
Besch OSF, Carol
Dunn OSF, Ann Marie
Bessey, Linda
Dunphy, Marlys
Bird, Germaine
Einck OSF, Marian
Bivens, Gordon & Muriel
Ellingson, Judy
Blair, Joseph & Deb
Ellwanger, James & Gloria
Blouin, Mike & Suzanne
Elsbernd OSF, Ruth
Bodensteiner, Linus & Rita
Ernzen, Florence
Boeckmann, Doug & Suzanne Errthum OSF, Alice
Boeding OSF, Mary Elaine
Ertl, Darlene
Bonert OSF, Bertha
Faley, Jack & Kay
Bowar, Nell
Fangmann, Dale & Arlene
Braak, Fr. Tom
Farrell BVM, Carolyn
Brahm, Velma
Farrell OSF, Pat M.
Brashaw, Maurie & Bette
Farrell OSF, Pat R.
Braun, Joyce
Fasselius, Harriet & Mark
Breitbach, Larry & Fran
Fern, Jayne
Breithaupt, Lynn
Finzel, Gene & Dianne
Brosius, Francis
Fitzpatrick OSF, Kathryn
Brown OSF, Gertrude Ann
Flood OP, Kathleen
Brustkern, Leo & Wilma
Forbes, Bob & Pat
Budden, Wilma
Forkenbrock OSF, Kay
Buelow, Margaret
Freiburger, Don & Eleanor
Bullock, Fr. Scott
Frein RSM, Lucy
Burbach, Carol & Mary Ann
Freking OSF, Carole
Burds, Lois
Freking OSF, Marilyn
Donors listed contributed to
Shalom Retreat Center in
2010. Listing the names of
donors is one way to show
appreciation to the many
friends that support our
ministry. We have made
every effort toward accuracy.
If, however, we have overlooked
any information or if your
name has been misspelled
or omitted, please accept
our apologies and advise us
by calling Karen Knepper at
563/582-3592.
Freymann, Donald & Jan
Frick, Dorothy
Friedman, Larry & Renee
Friedman, Terry & Paula
Friedman OSF, Madonna
Frommelt OSF, Sally
Frueh, Leo & Mary
Funke, Ken & Margaret
Furuseth, Leslie & Pat
Galm OSF, Margaret
Gansemer, Ed & Ruth
Gansemer, Steve & Gina
Gantz, James & Jean
Garcia, Marlene
Gardner, Linda
Garner, Fr. Steve
Gasper, Matt & Shirely
Gaul, Larry & Delores
Gaul, Sandy
Gehrig, Marian
Gemar OSF, Marie
George OSF, Annette
Gerber, Bill & Rachel
Gerlach, Linda & Jerry
Giese, Tom & Paula
Giesen, Jim & Judy
Gillespie, John and Susan
Ginder OSF, Edna
Glaser OSF, Mary Assumpta
Glaser OSF, Teresine
Gleason, Blair & Donna
Gleason, Maxine
Glennon, Joel & Mary
Goblirsch, Germaine
Godwin, Carol
Goings, Ruth
Golinvaux, Leanne
Gorman, Renee & Gary
Gosche, Jerry
Graf, John
Green OSF, Rita
Greene, Archie
Gregory, Dick & Mary Jane
Groetken OSF, Ella
Gross, Terry & Debbie
Hackenmiller OSF, Mary Ann
Hafenbredl, Steve
Halbach OSF, Edith
Halverson, Jim & Charlotte
Hanley, Bob & Sandy
Hansen, John and Nancy
Hansen, Ken & Diane
Hanson, Brad & Marion
Hargrafen OSF, Mary
Harrison, Marsha
Hartig, Ruth M.
Hartmann, Mabel
Hatt, Vincent
Hauber OSF, Carol Ann
Hauswald OSF, Eileen
Haverkamp OSF, Janet
Haverland, Joe & Dayna
Hawes, Rev. Donald
Hayen BVM, C. Jean
Hayes, Donald & Margaret
Hayes, Paul
Hayes, Tim & Ann
Hayes BVM, Anita Therese
Healy, Thomas & Doris
Hebig OSF, Bona Joan
Heckelsmiller, Dennis
Hefel, Eldon
Hefel, Richard & Mary Ann
Hefel OSF, Laurinda
Heiar, Dave & Jane
Heim, Dick & Dianne
Heim, Norm & Helen
Heinricy, Ron & LaVon
Heinz, Catherine
Heitzman, Robert
Heitzman-Carlock, Jill
Hellman OSF, Lila
Heman OSF, M. Kenneth
Hemann OSF, Camilla
Hemesath OSF, Carol
Henkel, Cynthia
Herber, Christopher
& Karen Kane-Herber
Herrig, Eldon & Marge
Herrig OSF, LaVonne
Herzberg, Kim
Herzog, Fr. John
Heuer OSF, Pat
Hickson, Bill
Hilby OSF, Carol
Hillary, Bert & Betty
Hingtgen, Doris
Hittner OSF, Eunice
Hoefer, Robert & Marilyn
Hoefer, Ronald & Virginia
Hoffman OP, Esther
Hoffman OSF, Janice
Hohmann, Jean
Holles BVM, Harriet
Holthaus OSF, Norma Jean
Homan OSF, Jeanette
Honkamp, Arnold & Joyce
Hosek, Sheri
Houselog, Ken & Amy
Hrynkow, Sarah
Huber, Ron & Marge
Huewe OSF, Helen
Hughes, Rosalie
Jackson, Kermit & Patricia
Jacobs, Marilynn
Jaeger, Merlin & Florence
Jerde, Jay & Lyn
Johnson, Andrew & Maureen
Jorgensen, Gerald & Mary
Jungers, Dan & Phyllis
Jungers, Eric & Melissa
Jungers OSF, Margaret
Jungers OSF, Theresa
Kalb, John & Elizabeth
Kalb, Mildred
Kalb, Shirley
Kalb, Steve & Sharon
Kalb OSF, Marie Therese
Kamentz OSF, Shirley
Karnik, Rev George W
Kaschmitter OSF, Burnita
Katoski OSF, Cathy
Kauder, Diana
Kavanaugh, Donna
Kelzer, Carol
Kenne, Mary
Kilburg, Don & Viola
Kinsella, Michael
Kirkpatrick, Marilyn
Kisting OSF, Anne
Kivlahan, Bill & Marie
Klaas, Violet
Klauer, Bob & Judy
Klein, Michael & Rita
Klein, Rick & Marilyn
Klein OSF, Charlotte
Klisart OSF, Mary
Klosterman OSF, Marian
Knepper, Robert & Karen
Knipper, Nancy
Koch, Mary Ann
Kotz, George & Kathleen
Kreiman, Jo Ann Kretz
Kremer, Dennis & Ellen
Kringle, Nancy
Kruse, Fr. Phillip
Kucera OSB, Archbishop
Daniel
Kunkel, Earl & Nancy
Kuntz, Theresa
Kurt, Lynn & Karen
Kurt, Ron & Pat
Kutsch, Fr. Eugene
Kutsch OSF, Corinne
Lambert OSF, Eleanor
Lampe, Steven & Dena
Lang OSF, Madonna
Leach, Vern
Lechtenberg OSF, Mary
LeGrand, Ron & Carol
Lehmann, Anthony & Cathleen
Leinen, Robert & Janice
Leuenberger OSF, Mildred
Linden, Donald
Link, Alan & Alice
Link, Jane
Link, Joe & Connie
Link, Loras & Tammy
Link, Richard & Cathey
Link, William
Loes, Nancy
Lonergan, Mary
Loosbrock OSF, Davida
Lorhmann OSF, JoAnn
Luensmann, Roger & Marsha
Maahs, Dolores
Mackin BVM, Therese
Maichen, Rev Richard
Mallie, Leo & Rosemary
Manders, Rose
Manternach, Bernie & Anna
Manternach, Janaan
Manternach, Tom
Martin, Dennis & Elaine
Martin, Paul & Joan
McAndrews, Dave & Mary
McCarthy, Joy
McCullough, Lynn & Jack
McDonnnell SFCC, Marlene
McEniry, Katie
McGeeney, Mrs. James (Pat)
McGovern, Rosemary
McQuillen, Jeanette
Meis, Peter & Klista
Meyer, Anna
Meyer, Judy
Meyer, William & Shirley
Meyer Family, Dan & Donna
Meyerhofer OSF, Virginia
Miller, Robert & Susan
Miller OSF, Nancy
Milroy, Raymond & Paula
Mitchell OSF, Sally
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Malanaphy, Jannan
Mosle BVM, Mira
Murphy, Eileen
Murphy, Timothy & Elaine
Nachtman OSF, Mildred
Nauman, Kenneth
Nebel, Anita
Nelson, Peggy
Nelson OSF, Helen
Nicklas, Bob
Nilles, Gwen
Nilles, Joan
Noel, Eveline
Noonan, Jean
Noonan, Nancy
Nugent, Owen & Mary
O’Brien, Msgr. Joseph
O’Brien, Terry & Delores
O’Connor, Margaret
O’Connor, Patrick
O’Hara, John & Joanne
O’Neill, Pat & Darlene
O’Shea, Anne
Oglesby, Don
Olberding, Shirley
Oldham, Darlene
Olds, Dan & Phyllis
Oppelt, Patricia
Oswald, Carol
Ouderkirk, Fr. Lloyd Paul
Owsley, Dolores
Paisley, Fr. Jack
Pankow, Bob & Vi
Parker, Donald & Mary
Parrett, Sandra & David
Patrinos, Kay Rausch
Paul Opperman &
Paula Connors
Peraud, Joe & Mary Sharon
Peterson, Richard
Pfiffner, Gerald & Darlene
Pickart, OSF, Romaine
Pickus, Linda
Piekenbrock, Thomas
& Susan
Pierce, Pat
Pille OSF, Dolores
Pins, Don & Kim
Pitts, David & Sheila
Porche, Joan
Potok BVM , Patricia
Powers, Sharon
Powley, Violet
Prack, Barbara
Pregler, Nancy
Price, Amy
Quinlan, Sue
Quirk, Rose
Rea, Patrick & Ruth
Rech, Bev
Recker OSF, Doris
Regan, Jim & Sandy
Reif, Lou
Reisch OSF, Mary Lou
Reno, Sheila
Rettenmeier, Mary
Rhomberg, Fr. Thomas
Rhomberg, Jack & Alice
Rhomberg, Janet
Rhomberg, Jim & Nancy
Rinker, Rhonda & Thomas
Roberts, Larry
Rodham, Steve & Kris
Rogers OSF, Susann
Roling, Rita
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Roth, Pete & Mary Lee
Ruff, Edmund & Barbara
Rush OSF, Gregoria
Rusk, Kenneth
Sanner, Rosemary
Schafers OSF, Veronica
Schaller, Dave & Kathy
Schauf BVM, Donna
Scherman, Bill
Scherner, Paul & Joyce
Schlader, Don & Mary
Schmid, Mary
Schmidt, Betty
Schmidt, Erna
Schmidt, Greg
Schmitt, Ron & Helen
Schnee, Mark & Crystal
Schoenherr OSF, Consilia
Schreck OSF, Nancy
Schroeder, Ethel
Schroeder, Jim & Karen
Schuetz OSF, Bernice
Schuster, Alverna
Schuster, Dixie
Schuster, Joe & Alverna
Schwarte CHM, Darlene
Schwendinger OSF, Dorothy
Scott, Sid & Jan
Seivert OSF, Mary Helen
Selinsky ANG, Mary Jo
Shimon, Shirley
Sisler, Amber
Smith, Helen
Smith OSF, Marla
Smith OSF, Maureen
Soat, John & Jean
Sohm, Betty
Soppe OSF, Antonita
Stabenow, David & Eva
Staudt OSF, Marge
Staudt OSF, Mary Arnold
Steffen, Ellen & Robert
Stein, Mary M.
Stelpflug, Harold & Marie
Stephany, Mary
Straub, Ann
Streng, Lloyd & Gloria
Streng OSF, Clara
Streng OSF, Denise
Sullivan, Jim & Anita
Sweeney, Diane
Swift, Susan
Tauke, Gerlad & Jean
Tebbe, Al & Gladys
Theisen, Jim & Marita
Thibadeau, Doreen
Thilges OSF, Alda
Thirtle OSF, Carolyn
Thole OSF, Amelia
Thul, Pat & Dean
Tigges, Roger & Stella
Timp OSF, Selma
Toale, Msgr. Thomas
Tooley, Millie
Tranel, Myron & Sheila
Tschiggfrie, David & Deborah
Turnis, Ruth
Ullrich OSF, Dolores
VandenHeuvel, Vince & Betty
VanNatta, Lillian
Vaske OSF, Phyllis
Vaske OSF, Rosemary
Veth, Ed & Bonnie
Vogl, Msgr. Robert
Wagner OSF, Mary Ann
Wahlert, Robert & Donna
Walleser, Clem & Judy
Walsh, Patrick & Carol
Walsh, Rosemary
Warnke, Linda & Bret
Watters, Michelle
Weber, Bernard & Betty
Weber, Jeanette
Wegmann, Oscar & Coletta
Welbes, James & Carolu
Wernke, Grace & Arlyn
Wertz, Dr. Mike & Diane
Westberg, Bernadette
Wetjen, Ronald
Whitty, Richard & Susan
Wichman RSM, Cephas
Wickham OSF, Jeanne
Wiederhold, Eldeen
Wiegman, Susan
Wiezorek, Betty
Willenborg, Daniel & Joyce
Wubben, Marilyn
Zapf, Mary Catheriene
Zinkula, Fr. Thomas
Zmolek, Dennis & Sandra
+Sweeney, John
gift of Diane Sweeney
+and many names
remembered at our annual
Memorial Mass in May 2010
HONORARIUM CASH
GIFTS
+ Veth, Ed & Bonnie
gift of John & Carrie Booher
+Heim, Dianne
gift of Ruth Turnis
+Heim, Dick & Dianne
25th Wedding Anniversary
gift of Robert & Donna
Wahlert
SCHOLARSHIPS
Behr Funeral Home
Hoffman Schneider Funeral
Homes
Leonard Funeral Home
& Crematory
SHALOM SHENANIGANS
Gold Sponsors
Dave & Mary Benedict
Mystique Casino
Premier Bank
Sisters of St. Francis
Don & Cynthia Strausse
Silver Sponsors
Conlon Construction
Herrig & Herrig Financial
Services, Inc.
Hoffmann LLC
Rainbo Oil Company
US Bank
David & Nancy Wahlert
Weber Paper Company
Bronze Sponsors
American Trust &
Savings Bank
Dan & Marlene Apel
Mike & Suzanne Blouin
Dubuque Bank & Trust
WISH LIST GIFTS
Dupaco Community
Brown OSF, Gertrude Ann
Credit Union
GRANTS
Dodds, James & Dorothy
Eide Bailly, LLP
Foster, Susan
Loras College Archbishop
Terry Friedman /
Kucera Center for Catholic Hohensee OSF, Renae
The Friedman Group, Inc.
Intellectual & Spiritual Life Lange, Kurt & Kim
Hartig Drug Stores
Veth, Ed & Bonnie
Starbuck & Stolteben
Kane, Norby & Reddick PC
Wickham OSF, Jeanne
Foundation
Jeanne Lauritsen
Dubuque Racing Association/
Medical Associates Clinic
IN-KIND GIFTS
Mystique Casino
& Health Plans
Fitzpatrick OSF, Kathryn
Mercy Family Pharmacy
Focht, Dan
Portzen Construction
MEMORIAL CASH GIFTS
Hilvers OSF, Liz
ReMax/Advantage Realty
+Bisanz, Jane V.
Holthaus OSF, Norma Jean
- Dianne Heim & Greg Adams
gift of Paul Bisanz
Hoversten OSF, Mary Colleen Schieffer Co. International
+Buelow, Robert
Huber, Ron & Marge
Spahn & Rose
gift of Margaret Buelow
Kelly, Marian
Lumber Company
+ Corken, Nan
Knepper, Robert & Karen
Donna Wahlert
gift of Jeanette Callahan
Lechtenberg OSF, Mary
+Donlon, Dick
Meyer, Mary
Beverage/Social Sponsor
gift of Ann Donlon
Otting, Sarah
Family Beer & Liquor Store
+ Hebig, Adrian
Schreck OSF, Nancy
gift of Bona Joan
Spielman, Charles
SHALOM SHENANIGANS
Hebig OSF
Thirtle OSF, Carolyn
Cash/In-Kind Sponsors
+ Laird, Charles
Wernke, Grace & Arlyn
3 Mile House
gift of Harriet Fasselius
Whitlow, Nancy
A Frame of Mind
+Lammers, Bonnie
Abbadent Dental Center
gift of Sally Mitchell OSF Wilgenbusch, Connie
Addoco, Inc.
+ Littel, Patricia Beshen,
BUSINESSES/FOUNDAAmana Colonies Golf
ICA Class of 1951
TIONS & ORGANIZATIONS Course
gift of James & Carol
Diocese of Davenport, IA
Amirage Salon Day Spa
Flansburg
Dupaco Community
& Hair Loss Center
gift of Paula J. Modlinski
Credit Union
Anderson-Weber, Inc.
+Loes, Rob
Gantz Foundation
Apel, Marlene
gift of Nancy Loes
Charitable Trust
Applebee’s
+Manders, Norman
Goodsearch
Ballroom by Jennifer
gift of Rose Manders
Bartels, Bevlynn Marie
ICA Alumnae Association
+ McGovern, John J.
Barth PBVM, Marie
ICA Class of 1950
gift of Rosemary
Basket Expressions
John Deere Classic McGovern
Bechen, Jane
Birdies for Charity
+Metcalf, Al
Bed Bath & Beyond
Loras College / Jim Collins
gift of Helen Metcalf
Beecher’s Conoco, Beverage
McGraw Hill Companies
+Moriarity, Jim & Jeff
& Ice Cream Shops
Meineke Care Care Center
gift of Darlene Moriarity
Bell Tower Productions
Molo Companies
+ Plotz OSF, Charmaine
Bellevue Golf Club
New Mellerey Abbey
gift of Kristene Kiefer
Berns, Karla
Premier Bank
+Scherrman, Dula
Big A Parts & Service
gift of William Scherrman Sisters of Charity BVM
Bird, Germaine
Sisters of the Visitation
+O’Connor, Theresa &
Sloan, Mary
Therapeutic Massage Center Bishop’s
Body & Soul Wellness
gift of Patrick O’Connor
Theresians International
Center
Bonert OSF, Bertha
Breitbach’s Country Dining
Brimeyer, Jim
Budden, Dick
Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar
Byrne BVM, Jean
Callahan, Barb Meloy
Capri College
Carlos O’Kelley’s
Chicago White Sox
Clarke University
Cold Stone Creamery
Cole, Jim and Jan
Computer Doctors
Cookin Something Up
Copy Works
Country Inn and Suites
Courtesy Cleaners
Creative Catering /
The Garden Room Café
Creative Touch Gallery
& Framing
Crescent Electric
DBQ Fashions
Deb May YogaCare
Derby Grange Golf &
Family Recreation
Design Studio
DesignWorks
Diamond Jo Casino
Dubuque Advertiser
Dubuque Community Y
Dubuque Fighting Saints
Dubuque Main Street
Dubuque Museum of Art
Dubuque Religious Center
Dubuque Stamping &
Manufacturing, Inc.
Dubuque Symphony
Orchestra
Dubuque365
Dunn OSF, Ann Marie
Eagle Country Market
Eichler OSF, Bev
Einck OSF, Marian
Family Beer and Liquor
Fillmore Fairways
Golf Course
Five Flags Center
Flexsteel Industries
Floor Show Furniture
& Flooring
Flowers on Main
Freddie’s Popcorn
Friedman, Larry & Renee
Friedman, Terry & Paula
Frommelt, Maureen
Fuerste Optical
Gary Dolphin/Iowa
Hawkeyes
George OSF, Annette
Giese, Tom and Paula
Gotta Have It!
Graham, Shirley
Graham, Tom & Mary Jo
Graham’s Style Store for
Men & Women
Greater Des Moines Baseball
Company (Iowa Cubs)
Green Bay Packers
H.J.’s Fashion Emporium Dubuque/Honest John’s
Emporium-Galena
Hanus OSB, Most
Rev. Jerome
Happy Joe’s Pizza and
Ice Cream
Harris Golf Cars
Hartl, Chuck & Kathy
Heiderscheit OSF, Dorothy
Helle OSF, Mary Ann
Hickson, Bill
Higgins, Maureen
Higgins, Nan
Hilby OSF, Carol
Hill, Steve & Julie
Hilvers OSF, Liz
Hohnecker’s Inc.
Holiday Inn Dubuque/Galena
Hoverman OSF, Carol
Huber, Ron and Marge
Hy-Vee Food Stores
Inside Décor Rental
Jackson SVM, Ruth
Jenkins,Sandy
Julien’s Journal
Jumpin’ Janes Indoor Party
& Play Center
Jungers OSF, Margaret
Jungers OSF, Theresa
Kalb OSF, Marie Therese
Kanndo Professional
Services
Klauer Optical
Klein OSF, Charlotte
Kloft Chiropractic
Knepper, Robert & Karen
Kruse OSF, Bertha
KwikStar
Lacoma Golf Course
Lambert OSF, Eleanor
Lancaster Municipal
Country Club
Lange, Kim
Lechtenberg, Mary
Leisure Services Department,
City of Dubuque
Lenscrafters
Liberty Bank
Link, Todd & Jill
L’May Eatery
Loras College
Loras College All-Sports Camp
Main Stay Suites
Mario’s Italian Restaurant
Meadows Golf Course (The)
Mel’s Carpet Outlet
Mercy Medical Home Store
Miller OSF, Eileen
Miller, Frank & Mary Anne
Mindframe Theaters
Minnesota Furniture
Minnesota Vikings
Molo Companies
Moracco Supper Club
Mosle BVM, Mira
Mount St. Francis Gift Shop
Mulgrew Oil
Music Men Chorus
Mystique Casino
National Mississippi River
Museum & Aquarium
Nauman Photography
New Melleray Abbey
New White Florist
Noel, Gail & Nick
Ohnward Fine Arts Center (The)
- Maquoketa IA
Opperman, Paul &
Paula Connors
Our Lady of the Mississippi
Abbey (Trappistine Sisters)
Panera Bread Bakery Café
Papa Johns
PFG Performance Food Group
Potosi Brewing Company
Red Robin Gourmet Burgers
Reimer, Ken
Rhomberg Furriers
Richardson Buick Cadillac
Honda
Ridge Road Nursery
Riverlights 2nd Edition
Bookstore
Riverside Casino
Sam’s Club
Schaefer, OSF Alice
Schmitt, Helen
Schott, Fr. Timothy
Shapes for Women
Shot Tower Inn
Siebe Studio
Simoniz Car Wash
Sinsinawa Bakery &
Sinsinawa Book &
Gift Gallery
Sisters of Saint Francis
Governing Board
Sisters of the Visitation
Slumberland
Soppe OSF, Antonita
Sprengelmeyer, Mary Beth
St. Louis Cardinals
Steve’s Ace Home & Garden
Stone Cliff Winery
Storybrook Country Club
Tandem Tire & Car Care
Telegraph Herald
The Finley Hospital
Theisen’s - Home, Farm, Auto
Thilges OSF, Alda
Thirtle OSF, Carol
Tilkes OSF, Lois
Timber Lake Playhouse
- Mt. Carroll, IL
Timberline Golf Course
Timmerman’s Supper Club
Tires Plus
TNT Framing - Engraving Awards
Tri-Cor Insurance &
Financial Services, Inc.
Trolleys of Dubuque
Turpin Dodge
Ullrich OSF, Dolores
UPS/Tim Heim
Vanguard Countertops, Inc
Vaske OSF, Rosemary
Veth, Ed & Bonnie
Village Inn Restaurant
Voss Pest Control
Wagner Nursery
Wal-Mart
Walt Disney World
Weldon Tire
Wellness on Davis
- Forkenbrock OSF, Kay
- Hoppenjan, Sharon
- Oclon, Jessica
West Dubuque Tap
Westside Fitness
Willenborg Lawn Ornaments
Willie’s Cuts
Yen Ching Restaurant
Zuccaro DDS, Joseph
WE SAY THANKS . . .
“Sing to him, sing his praise, proclaim all
his wondrous deeds.” (1 Chronicles 16:8)
“It is with a humble heart that I thank those who
were able to contribute funding for my wish list. The
generosity of people never ceases to amaze me. All
of the items purchased have allowed us in the office
to offer better services to those come to Shalom.”
– Connie Wilgenbusch, Administrative
Assistant, Shalom Retreat Center
(Note: These wish list donations were recorded as 2011 gifts.)
“Thanks to the generosity of Little Folks Trading
Post and their customers, Shalom Retreat Center
received a gift of $431 this winter. Shalom was
chosen as the Charity of the Month for December
2010 and by donating $1 to Shalom, customers
received 10% off their purchase. We are truly
grateful to everyone who supported this fundraiser.”
– Karen Knepper
Marketing/PR, Shalom Retreat Center
Spiritual Direction
Shalom provides a ­comfortable and peaceful
setting for ­spiritual direction. Spiritual
Directors are available for ongoing spiritual
­guidance. Suggested Offering: $25/session.
Call 563/582-3592 to make arrangements.
available on-site... lower level of Shalom
Therapeutic Massage
Reflexology & Energy Work
NEW Therapist:
Lisa Schmidt lmt
Lisa Schmidt LMT joined Wellness
on Davis on April 4, 2011. Schmidt
received her Licensed Massage
Therapist training from Carlson College
of Massage Therapy, Stone City, Iowa in 2004. Upon
graduation, she served as a massage therapist at St.
Luke’s Hospital in Cedar Rapids, IA. Lisa offers therapeutic massage, myofascial release, and trigger point
therapies to enhance one’s health and well-being. ADDITIONAL THERAPISTS:
Kay Forkenbrock osf, lmt; Sharon
Hoppenjan rn, lmt & Jessica Oclon lmt
Daytime, evening & weekend appointments are
available and should be scheduled in advance.
563-690-0506 (M-F) • 563-663-1818 (weekends)
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Shalom Retreat Center, 1001 Davis Street, Dubuque, IA 52001
A sacred space . . . Calling people to God and to fullness of life!
Look inside! May – October 2011 events!
Nonprofit Org.
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Phone: 563/582-3592
Web Site: www.shalomretreats.org
Email: info@shalomretreats.org
Save the Date!!
8th Annual
Friday, Oct. 28, 5:30 – 9:00pm
Featuring: Social • Fine Dining
Live & Silent Auctions • Raffle
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Introducing . . .
Sr. Marci Blum OSF
Sr. Marci Blum OSF will become administrator
of Shalom Retreat Center beginning August 1,
assuming the position held by Sr. Margaret
Jungers OSF since 2001.
“I warmly welcome Sr. Marci to Shalom,” notes Sr. Margaret Jungers. “She is superbly
qualified for this position through her educational background as well as her many years of experience in the field
of religious education, lay formation, spiritual direction and retreat
work. As a Franciscan, she will continue to support Franciscan values
and ideals. She will be an asset as Shalom moves into its future.”
Regarding her appointment, Sr. Marci said, “I look forward to the
Franciscan ministry at Shalom Retreat Center. It is an honor and
joy to continue the wonderful works of the retreat center’s directors,
Sr. Marie Therese who began the retreat center and Sr. Margaret
Jungers who has continued the retreat ministry. I know the directors
and staff at Shalom Retreat Center have touched many people in
their spiritual lives on sacred ground. In a spirit of humility and gratitude, I am happy to be with you all. To paraphrase St. Paul,
‘There with the grace of God go I’.”
Dynamic Speaker / Gifted Musician
coming to Shalom
Concert — Take Back the Light
Friday, March 23, 2012, 7:00 – 9:00pm
An evening of music, video and storytelling to celebrate our
community, our collective potential and our creativity.
Offering: $17.50, if registered/paid by Mar. 21, after Mar. 21: $20.
— Concert & WorkshoP —
The WORD, The IMAGE, The STORY:
Tools of Transformation
Friday, March 23, 7:00pm –
Sunday, March 25, 2012, 1:00pm
In this multi-sensory, multi-media workshop, we’ll
be using music, poetry, story and video to help us Jan Phillips
access our unique wisdom and find new ways to
share it personally and professionally. Concert / Workshop Offering: $160. Early Bird: $145, if registered
by Feb. 24. Commuter: $130. $50 nonrefundable deposit secures reservation.
Special Thanks to Loras College
Expenses to bring musicians/presenters to Dubuque have increased
tremendously. Thanks to a $1,500 grant from the Loras College
Archbishop Kucera Center for Catholic & Spiritual Life, we are able
to keep prices affordable.