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EVENTS:
Ordination
of Matthew Cowden to the
Diaconate - Apr. 1, 11 a.m., Venerable Bede, Coral
Gables
Communications Solutions
Workshop
- Apr.
4, St. Thomas, Coral Gables
Parish
Leadership Conference (formerly Wardens &
Treasurers) -
Apr.
8, St. Benedict’s, Plantation
CANCELLED
Holy Week Clergy Day & Chrism Eucharist
- Apr.
11, 10 a.m., Trinity Cathedral, Miami
Safeguarding
God’s Children - Apr. 29, Todos los Santos, Miami —9
a.m. (English); noon
(Spanish); May 4, 6 p.m., Trinity Cathedral, Miami;
May 13, 9 a.m., St. Kevin’s, Opa-locka
Clergy & Spouses Retreat - Apr. 21-22, Hutchinson
Island Beach
Resort
Episcopal Cursillo Leaders Weekend - Apr. 21-23, Duncan
Center
Earth Stewardship Sunday - Apr. 23
Spring
Convocations
- NPB,
May 20, 930 a.m., St. George’s, Riviera Beach;
SPB, May 3, time and place TBA; BWD, May 3, 6:30 p.m.,
St. Mark the Evangelist, Ft. Lauderdale; ND, May 13,
10 a.m., St. Paul et les Martyrs d’Haiti, Miami;
SD, May 13, 9:30 a.m., St. John’s, Homestead
Multicultural Ministry Training - May
5-6, Chapel of St. Andrew, Boca
Raton
ECW Annual Meeting - May 5-6, Chapel of St. Andrew, Boca Raton
Servant of Justice Award service - May
7, 4 p.m., Bethesda-by-the-Sea, Palm
Beach
Nehemiah Clergy Retreat - May 9-10, Duncan Center
Luncheon for Clergywomen - May 24, noon,
Duncan Center
Labyrinth Programs with Lauren Artress - May
26-30, Duncan Center
Nehemiah Parish Leadership Retreat - Aug.
18-20, Lake Placid Retreat Center
Fall Cursillo Weekends - Sept. 7-10, men’s weekend (bilingual); Sept. 14-17, women’s
weekend (English), Nov. 2-5, women’s weekend (bilingual)
Note: The Diocesan Office will be closed Good Friday, Apr. 14, and Easter Monday,
Apr. 17.
Parochial Reports—According to diocesan canons, each congregation is required
to submit the annual Parochial Report (due Jan. 31
every year) in order to have seat, voice and vote
at the Diocesan Convention. Reports that have not
already been submitted must now be filed online
through the national website of the Episcopal Church,
at http://pr1.dfms.org; every congregation whose
report for 2005 has not been received has been notified
and given the password to access its report at this
site. If you have not received your password, contact
diocesan Chief Operating Officer Cris Valdes at 800-268-9993
or 305-373-0881, ext. 31, or by email, cris@diosef.org.
Workbooks with complete instructions for completing
the Parochial Report can be downloaded at http://www.episcopalchurch.org/research_62344_ENG_HTM.htm
Vision-Mission “business card”—Everyone
who attended the Bishop’s Spring Conference
found in the packet a “business card”
showing the main business of the
diocese—our vision and mission. Click
here to download the card, available in
both Publisher and PDF formats, so you can print as
many as you need to hand out to anyone who wants to
know what the Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Southeast
Florida is about.
Holy Week Clergy Day—The annual Holy Week Clergy Day with Chrism Eucharist
(Blessing of the Oils) and renewal of ordination vows
will be Tuesday, Apr. 11, beginning at 10 a.m. at
Trinity Cathedral. The speaker will be the Rev. John
L. Kater, acting president and dean, Church Divinity
School
of the Pacific. In order to have an accurate count
for lunch, you will need to register by Apr. 4 at
www.diosef.org/register.html
.
House of Bishops Pastoral Letter—“The Sin of Racism: A Call to Covenant”,
the Pastoral Letter issued by the House of Bishops
at its meeting last month, is available online at:
http://www.episcopalchurch.org/3577_73047_ENG_HTM.htm
Good Friday Offering—For the past 84 years
the Episcopal Church has designated the Good Friday
offering for the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem
and the Middle East.
Current events continue to make the needs of that
ministry obvious and urgent. Offering materials, including
a poster, a bulletin shell and offering envelopes,
can be ordered online at www.episcopalchurch.org/agr/friday.html
or by calling 800-903-5544.
Diocesan Youth Ministry—is alive and well! The departure of Diocesan Canon
for Youth and Young Adult Ministry Terrence Taylor
to accept the call to be rector of St. Christopher’s,
West Palm
Beach, simply means that more
resources will be directed to youth ministries at
the deanery level. Current diocesan youth programs
and events will continue as planned, with ongoing
administrative/secretarial support from Mary Cobiella
in the Diocesan Office. Watch for more information
from the Youth Commission in the coming months on
new plans for ministry with and for the youth of our
congregations.
Help for Cuban church—A generous gift from a parishioner at St. Philip’s,
Coral Gables, (whose
rector, Fr. Eric Kahl, visited Cuba
with Bishop Frade in February) will cover the cost
of new buildings at La Trinidad Episcopal Church in
Bermeja, Matanzas,
Cuba,
for which Bishop Frade had requested help last month.
The bishop is still appealing for donations for the
Episcopal Church in Cuba
during the seasons of Lent and Easter, but now he
intends the funds to go for rebuilding a church in
Havana,
La Calvaria. This parish’s building completely collapsed,
and parishioners currently worship in the living room
of the rectory. Donations can be made online at www.episcopalsouthflorida.org;
click on “donations” and designate your gift for “Assistance
for church in Cuba”.
Earth Stewardship Sunday resources—Liturgical and educational
materials for Earth Stewardship Sunday, Apr. 23, can
be downloaded from the website of the Eco-Justice
Working Group of the National Council of Churches
(NCC), http://www.nccecojustice.org/KatrinaDownload.html
The group’s theme for this year’s Earth Sunday observance
is "Through the Eye of the Hurricane: Rebuilding
Just Communities".
"Safeguarding
God’s Children"—
Three new dates have been set for this training: Apr.
29, 9 a.m. (English) and noon (Spanish) at Todos los
Santos, Miami; May 4, 6 p.m., at Trinity Cathedral,
Miami (English); and May 13, 9 a.m., (English) at
St. Kevin’s, Opa-locka. Registration is online
at www.diosef.org/register.html.
All clergy officiating in this diocese, either
canonically resident or licensed to officiate, should
have been certified as having completed this training
by Dec. 31, 2005; to accommodate those clergy new
to the diocese, this deadline has been extended to
July 31, 2006.
Episcopal
Life “Super
Issues”—Episcopal
Life, the national newspaper of the Episcopal
Church, is offering dioceses and congregations an
opportunity to purchase at a reduced price (43 cents
per copy) copies of four “super issues”--May, June,
July-August and September—with coverage before, during
and after General Convention. Click
here for an order form. The diocese has
arranged for the June issue, which will provide an
extensive General Convention preview, to be mailed
to everyone on the mailing list for The Net,
so this would be a good time to be sure everyone in
your parish is currently receiving our diocesan newspaper!
(If you would like to help defray the cost of this
Episcopal Life mailing, donations would be
gratefully accepted; go to www.episcopalsouthflorida.org,
click on “donations” and indicate that your donation
is for “Episcopal Life mailing”.)
Episcopal
Cursillo Leaders Weekend-- An Episcopal Cursillo Leaders Workshop (ECLW) will be held in at the
Duncan
Center Apr. 21-23. Cursillistas who are
interested in participating should contact local coordinator
Bob Anderson, rander5256@aol.com
or 954-566-3598.
Eucharistic
Visitor (LEM) Training—Most dates for Eucharistic Visitor (formerly LEM) Training for the spring
semester have been changed, and there are now courses
available in several locations, including the South
Dade training in Spanish, in April and May. Check
the registration forms at http://www.diosef.org/register.html
for all the new dates and times.
Grant Application Workshop-The Southeast
Florida Episcopal Foundation is offering a Grant Application
Workshop for those interested in applying for grants
from the diocesan Human Needs budget and/or the Smith
Charity Fund. The workshop will be May 2 from 10 a.m.
to noon, with lunch included, at St. Mark the Evanglelist,
Ft. Lauderdale. For information contact Ellen Stone
St. John, estonestjohn@adelphia.net. Applications
for this year’s Smith Fund grants are available
on the Foundation website at www.episfoundation.org/grant_app.html#3
 Multicultural
Ministry Training—The
Rev. Dr. Eric F.H. Law, consultant and trainer for
multicultural ministry development, and Martha Fugate,
presenter of the Project YES “Communications
Solutions” workshops on conflict resolution,
will join Bishop Ottley to present a two-day workshop
on Multicultural Ministry for clergy and lay leaders,
May 5 and 6 at the Chapel of St. Andrew, Boca Raton.
The course, which will be incorporated into the schedule
of the ECW Annual Meeting (also May 5-6 at Chapel
of St. Andrew), is designed to provide participants
with the knowledge, skills, and tools needed to create
diversity-capable ministries. The conference fee of
$75 includes meals and course materials. Overnight
lodging is available for an additional $75 at Doubletree
Guest Suites, 701 NW 53 St., Boca Raton, 561-886-3314;
the deadline for hotel reservations is Apr. 21. Registration
for the conference is online at www.diosef.org/register.html.
Luncheon for Clergywomen—All
clergywomen, active or retired, in the diocese, as
well as women candidates for Holy Orders, are invited
to a luncheon May 24, at noon, at the Duncan Center.
The cost is $10. RSVP to the Rev. Nancy McCarthy,
revnancy474@adelphia.net,
by May 19.
Labyrinth
programs with Lauren Artress—The Rev. Dr. Lauren Artress, founder of Veriditas, the organization
that has reintroduced the labyrinth and walking meditation
as spiritual tools, will be in residence at the Duncan
Center for a series of labyrinth-related programs
May 26-30, 2006. In addition to leading a labyrinth
retreat May 26 and 27, Artress will offer a day with
clergy, spiritual directors and retreat leaders on
May 28 and labyrinth facilitator training May 29-30.
Hurricane
relief—There
are many ways to help those affected by the 2005 hurricanes,
on the Gulf Coast,
throughout the Caribbean and Central
America and in our own diocese. Donations
can be made online by clicking
on “donations” at www.episcopalsouthflorida.org,
or checks can be made payable to Diocese of Southeast
Florida, marked for “hurricane relief” and mailed
to 525 NE 15 St., Miami, FL 33132. Donations can be made to Episcopal Relief
and Development at http://www.er-d.org/
or mailed to: Episcopal Relief and Development,
PO Box 12043, Newark, NJ 07101.
To donate by phone, please call 1-800-334-7626, ext.
5129. Updates on ways to help can be found by clicking the “Hurricane
Response” link on the front page of the website.
Help
for Alaska church—On Mar. 12, the historic Church
of the Holy Trinity in Juneau,
Alaska,
burned to the ground. The 110-year-old church was
not only a focus of community service, but also served
the nearly one million cruise ship passengers who
come thought Juneau every summer. The church was insured,
but insurance will not cover all the costs of rebuilding,
so gifts of money, vessels, vestments books and other
church goods would be gratefully received. Donations
may be sent to: Holy Trinity
Restoration Fund, 411
Gold St., Juneau, AK 99801. For more information,
go to www.trinityjuneau.org.
Special
Appeal for Liberia—Bishop
Ottley is one of ten bishops who have launched an
appeal for dioceses and congregations to pledge financial
support for the Episcopal Church of Liberia as it
seeks to rebuild its congregations and communities
shattered by more than two decades of civil war. Click
here for more information on how your congregation
can participate in this mission outreach partnership
with the Church in Liberia.
Paul Edwards cartoons and meditations—“The Rev” cartoons and meditations by Canon Paul Edwards,
who led last fall’s clergy conference, are available
on our website for viewing and downloading. Go to
http://www.diosef.org/therev_cartoons.html
to see what “The Rev” has to say for the seasons of
Easter and Pentecost, as well as his new “Twenty Reasons
Not to Leave the Church”. Canon Edwards has given
permission for these to be reprinted in church bulletins
and newsletters.
Seminarians—Please
continue to keep our seminarians to your prayer list;
they need the support of their diocesan family as
they prepare for ordained ministry. Currently attending
seminary from our diocese are: Judith Alexis (St. Joseph’s,
Boynton Beach), Episcopal Theological Seminary of
the Southwest (ETSS); Ian Barnes (St. Joseph’s, Boynton Beach),
St. Vincent de Paul; Matthew Cowden (Venerable
Bede), Virginia Theological Seminary (VTS); Anne Harris (Chapel of St. Andrew), VTS; Scott Jones (St. Margaret’s, Miami Lakes), ETSS; Jeannie Martinez (St. Mary Magdalene, Coral Springs), VTS;
Valerie Miller (St. Gregory’s, Boca Raton), Episcopal Divinity
School (EDS); Scott Petersen (St. Benedict’s,
Plantation), VTS; Wendy Tobias (St. Joseph’s,
Boynton Beach), VTS; and Rohani Weger (St. Simon’s,
Miami), ETSS. Judith Alexis and Matthew Cowden are
graduating this spring.
PLSE--The PLSE ("pulse")
program is an interdenominational effort with the
dual purpose of nurturing young persons who want to
explore a possible call to vocational church leadership,
and developing a mentoring-guiding-shepherding process
that encourages and lifts up those who explore
or discern a call. PLSE maintains an interactive website,
www.theplse.org,
for young persons exploring a call to ministry and
the people (including congregations) who support them.
Diocesan youth ministry encourages high school and
college students to visit the site and sign up online
to become part of the conversation. Young persons
who enroll in the site earn the title “PLSE Leader”—a
good addition to college and job applications.
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CLERGY
CHANGES
Jarrell, The Rev. W. Gammon - Died 2/8/06
Krickbaum, The Very Rev. Donald - Named as Dean Emeritus
of Trinity Cathedral, Miami,
2/15/06
Taylor, The Rev. Canon
Terrence
- Resigned as diocesan
Canon for Youth and Young Adult Ministry to accept
a call as rector of St. Christopher’s, West
Palm Beach, effective 4/9/06
Trainor, The Rev. Helen - Transferred to Diocese
of Washington, DC, effective 2/2/06
Parishes
in Transition:
St. Mark’s,
Palm Beach Gardens—The Rev. Jeannie Martz, Priest in Charge; no longer receiving names.
St. Mark
the Evangelist, Ft. Lauderdale—Fr. Gary Hamp, interim
Holy Trinity, West Palm Beach—Fr. Ken Ornell, interim
St. Luke the Physician, Miami—Bishop Onell Soto, interim;
no longer receiving names.
St. Matthew the Apostle, Miami—Fr. Perry Fuller, interim
St. Christopher’s, West Palm Beach—Fr. Terrence Taylor
begins as rector, effective 4/9/06.
St. Christopher’s, Key Biscayne—Fr. Tom Bruttell,
interim
St.
Andrew’s, Lake Worth—Fr.
Paul Rasmus, interim
St.
Columba, Marathon—Fr.
Tom Shepherd, interim.
All
Souls’, Miami Beach—Using
supply clergy.
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F.Y.I.—Information
from our Parishes and Around the Church
The last in the 37th
series of Joint Lenten Services sponsored by the Coalition
of Episcopal Congregations of Greater Miami, made
up of seven parishes in the North and South Dade Deaneries,
will be at 5 p.m., Apr. 2, at Historic St. Agnes, Miami. Other sponsoring
congregations are: Christ Church,
Coconut Grove; Holy
Family, Miami
Gardens; Trinity Cathedral, Miami; Transfiguration, Miami Gardens; and Ascension, Miami.
Click
here for information on the guest preachers for these
services.
On
Apr. 2 at 4 p.m., St. Paul’s,
Delray Beach, will present
a concert by Irena Kofman and André DeGroote, performing
music for one and two pianos, with Dmitri Pogolorev,
violinist. The program will include music by Poulenc,
Chopin, Schubert, Tchaikovsky and Bach The requested
donation at the door is $10. A reception follows the
concert. For information call (561) 278-6003 or email
stpauldb4@aol.com.
Click here for information on future concerts this
season at St. Paul’s.
Trinity
Cathedral, Miami,
will offer three Sunday afternoon concerts in April,
all starting at 3 p.m.: Apr. 2, The Master Chorale
of South Florida and the Boca Raton Philharmonic performing
Mozart’s Mass in C-Minor; Apr. 23—for ticket information,
call 954-418-6232 or go to www.masterchoraleofsouthflorida.org
; Apr. 23, the Miami Bach Society and the Collegium
Cantorei with the Miami Bach Society Orchestra in
an all Bach program—for ticket information, call the
Miami Bach Society at 305-669-1376; and Apr. 30, a
free organ concert by Deniz Janzer, featuring the
Floirda premiere of his composition Duologue for
Trumpet and Organ with trumpeter Jeff Kaye.
The
Interfaith Clergy Committee of Palm Beach County will
present an interfaith panel discussion, “Religion
in the Public Square: More or Less?” on Thursday,
Apr. 6, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at United
Methodist Church of the Palm Beaches, 900 Brandywine
Road, in West Palm Beach. The cost is $15, which includes
lunch. Click here for a flyer with details and registration
information.
On Apr. 8, the Eve of Palm Sunday, the
6 p.m. Eucharist at St. Andrew’s, Lake Worth,
will offer blessing and distribution of palms, and
will also celebrate the ministry of deacons, with
Canon for Deacons Howarth “Hap” Lewis and Deacons Rosa Lindahl-Mallow, Robert Perrino, Anita Thorstad,
B. Patricia Masterman and Valerie V. Vernon participating.
The celebrant will be Canon Richard T. Nolan, and
the preacher will be Deacon Vernon. A potluck supper
with discussion by the deacons of their ministries
will follow the service. For information call 561-582-6609.
The
male a capella quartet Return 2 Zero will appear
in concert at St. Thomas,
Coral Gables,
Friday, Apr. 22, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $25 for
adults and $15 for senior and students. For information
call 305-661 3436.
At All Saints, Ft. Lauderdale, on
Saturday, Apr. 2, at 8 p.m., Dr. Wade West, Director
of Music at the University of South Florida, Tampa,
will present a trumpet recital celebrating the Easter
Season. He will be accompanied on organ and piano
by Daniel Copher. The suggested donation is $10.
On
Apr. 23 at 4 p.m., St. Gregory’s, Boca
Raton, will present a recital
by members of the parish. Ticket donations will benefit
St. Gregory’s music ministry. For more information,
call 561 395 8285 Ext. 606. Click here for information
on future concerts this season at St. Gregory’s.
Friends
Reaching Friends (FRF), an outreach mission ministry
of Holy Sacrament Episcopal Church,
has been addressing the needs of orphaned, sick, abused
and underprivileged children since 1987. Their Annual
Dinner Dance will be held on Friday, April
28, 2006 at Signature Grand Banquet Hall. All proceeds
will go to support the 2006 Local and Foreign Mission
programs. For tickets please call 954-253-1774.
Church
of the Ascension, Miami,
will hold its annual
“Bash” on Apr. 29, from noon
to 8 p.m. at the church. The event features “taste
of the islands” foods, children’s activities
and live entertainment, including steel bands, cultural
skits and a folk review. Call 305-238-5151 for information
or to reserve space as a vendor.
St.
Mary’s, Stuart,
will host a “Light of the World Christian Conference”
May 5-7. The conference will be led by Erilynne Barnum,
the founder of Ariel/A Ministry of Proclamation and
the Call to Discipleship program (on the web at http://www.arielpawleys.org/),
and songwriter Andrea Glenn will lead the worship.
The schedule includes welcome worship and teachings
Friday evening and Saturday from 9-3 and 7-9. Sunday
will conclude with the Eucharist. Childcare
will be provided. The cost is $85 with limited
scholarships available. For additional information,
contact the church at 772-287-3244.
Church
of the Resurrection, Biscayne Park, needs a fulltime parish administrator. Salary and hours
are negotiable, and some volunteer time would be appreciated.
Call the church office at 305-893-8523 for more information.
St.
Andrew’s, Miami,
is seeking a new parish secretary/finance administrator;
click here for a complete position description. Fax
resume and salary requirements to Sr. Warden Burt
O’Donald at 305-675-8487, or for further information
call him at 305-253-9977.
St.
Gregory’s, Boca Raton, has about 30 adult sized white choir
robes that they would be glad to donate to any church
that can use them. Call the church office, 561-395-8285,
for information.
All
Saints, Ft. Lauderdale, has worship materials to give away: 22 copies of The Hymnal 1982
and 200 copies of paperbound Sunday Lectionary Booklets
for years A, B and C. If you’re interested, call the
church office, 954-467-6496.
Church
of the Atonement, Lauderdale Lakes, is receiving applications for the position of organist/choir
director. Submit resumes by Apr. 15 to: The Episcopal
Church of the Atonement, 4401 W. Oakland Park Blvd.,
Lauderdale Lakes, FL 33313, Attn: Mrs. Ora Dennis, Senior Warden.
For information call the church office, 954-731-6100.
Additional
Events and Opportunities
(click
on links below for more information!)
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PRAYERS
Prayers
are requested for-
Our country; for wisdom and guidance for our leaders and
the leaders of all nations; for our armed forces,
especially those now in places of danger; for our
enemies; for the victims of terrorism; for peace,
justice and reconciliation in all places where there
is conflict, and especially for the safety of Anglicans
in Iraq;
For who suffer from the effects of hurricanes and other natural
disasters;
For the safety of all mission teams from our diocese;
Canon
Winnie Bolle, scheduled for knee replacement
surgery April 25;
Bishop Hugo Pina, injured in automobile accident;
Canon Paul Edwards, who led our Fall Clergy Conference, recovering from knee
and shoulder surgery;
Bishop John Said, continued healing after implantation of defibrillator and
pacemaker;
Missy Ross, wife of Norman Ross, first director of the Duncan Center,
cancer;
Charlene Coulter, mother of General Convention Deputy Char Vinik,
hip injury after being hit by a car;
Fr. Bill Hamilton, out
of hospital, continued healing;
Fr. Miguel Garcia, healing;
Betty Buryn, mother-in-law
of Fr. Chris Todd, esophageal cancer;
Fr. Jack Stanton, recovering from rotator cuff surgery;
Chris Williams, senior warden at St. Ambrose, Ft. Lauderdale, continued
healing;
Fr. Steve Thomas, continued healing;
Fr. Ron Fox, continued healing;
Charlotte Hamilton, wife of Fr. Bill Hamilton, healing;
Lil Andrews, wife of Fr. George Andrews, undergoing treatment
for tumor in esophagus; Fr. Roger Tobin, continued
healing;
Fr. Sherod Mallow, continued healing;
Jean-Estudie Joseph, father of Fr. Hyvenson Joseph, healing;
Fr. Chauncey Shaw, healing;
Binky Gilmore, wife of Fr. James Gilmore, declining health;
Fr. Frank Smith, undergoing cancer treatment;
Mary Lou Ricker, member of diocesan ECW Board and Duncan Center Board, continued
healing;
Fr. Dom Orsini, continued healing;
Florence Gray, mother of Archdeacon Mary Gray-Reeves, continued
healing;
Pat Fregeau, wife of Fr. Steve Fregeau, healing;
Barbara Jackson, wife of Executive Board member J.B. Jackson, undergoing
treatment for non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma;
Fay Hobbs, mother of Archdeacon Bryan Hobbs, continued healing;
Jessica Lamberti, former part-time accounting clerk in Diocesan Office,
healing;
Fr. Monte Tiller, continued healing;
Diocesan accounting Administrative Assistant
Jim
Carlton, painful herniated spinal
disk;
Fr. Hobart Jude Gary, healing;
Fr. Geoff Evans, healing;
Fr. Harold Elsner, chemotherapy for lung cancer;
Fr. Howard Stowe, healing;
Janice Ronkowitz, wife of Fr. George Ronkowitz, healing;
Bob Katon, husband of Deacon Joanne Katon, healing;
Warren Preece, father-in-law of Fr. Bruce Woodcock, healing;
Erika Frade, daughter of Bishop Leo Frade and part-time accounting
clerk in the Diocesan Office, continued healing;
Bishop Leo Frade, pray for successful treatment of torn tendon in ankle—without
surgery;
Irma
N. Rodriguez,
daughter of former Hispanic Commission member Irma
M. Rodriguez and sister of Youth Commission members
Luis and Gladys Rodriguez, healing;
Fr. Phil Bentley, healing;
Suzy Watters, daughter of former Trinity Cathedral Bookstore manager
Harriet Norman, healing;
Fr.
Tom Ryan,
continued healing;
Lee Parker, brother-in-law of Canon Jim Rasnick, non-Hodgkin’s
lymphoma;
For
safety for Deacon Gigi Sharp’s son, Spc.
Tim Reed, serving in Iraq;
Fr.
Sam Frock,
continued healing;
Annabel
Hobbs,
wife of Archdeacon Bryan Hobbs, continued healing;
Ben
Brown,
cousin of the Rev. Holly Ostlund, continued
healing;
Deborah
Deshaies,
wife of Fr.
Bob Deshaies, healing;
Deacon
Peter Wallace,
continued healing;
Chancellor
Emeritus Fred Stanton,
healing;
Fr.
Miguel Restrepo,
healing;
Doris
Dillenberger,
sister of Diana Frade, healing;
Christie
Hudspeth,
daughter of the Rev. Denise Hudspeth,
healing;
Bridget
Seward,
sister of Deacon Jane Calderin, multiple myeloma;
Mother
"Punkie" Dennis, healing;
for
the repose of the souls of those who have died, especially
Bishop William Waqo and the others
killed in the Apr. 10 plane crash in Kenya, and for
comfort for their families; for Jean Ann Hendricks
(wife of Fr. Frisby Hendricks),
whose mother, Gladys Maxwell, died
recently; for Patti Ring (wife of
Southeast Florida Episcopal Foundation President Charlie
Ring), whose father, Richard Irwin,
died Mar. 29; for Tom Wilson, former
administrator at St. Gregory’s, Boca Raton,
whose wife Annie Young Wilson, died
April 1; for Canon SuzeAnne Silla,
whose mother, Iola Steeves, died
Apr. 8; and for all those who have lost loved ones
in the hurricanes and other natural disasters of the
past year, and the ongoing conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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