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EVENTS:
Anti-Racism Training
-
Feb. 4, St. Paul’s,
Delray Beach
ECW Sunday -
Feb. 5, 4 p.m., Trinity Cathedral
Clergy lunch with Dean Samuel Lloyd of Washington National
Cathedral - Feb.
10, 1 p.m., Trinity Cathedral
Reception for Dean Lloyd
- Feb. 11, 2-3:30 p.m., Duncan
Center
Absalom
Jones Service -
Feb. 18, 10 a.m., Historic St. Agnes, Miami
Presidents’ Day--Diocesan Office closed- Feb. 20
Annual Clergy Retreat - Feb. 20-23, Our Lady of Florida, North Palm Beach
Installation of Douglas McCaleb as Dean - Feb. 25, 4 p.m., Trinity Cathedral
World Mission
Sunday -
Feb. 26
Diocesan Acolyte Festival
- Mar. 4, St. Thomas,
Coral Gables
“Lift
Every Voice” Workshop- Mar. 4, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m., St. Benedict’s,
Plantation
Annual Deacons’ Retreat - Mar. 10-11, Duncan Center
Peer Ministry Training (gr. 9-12) -
Mar. 10-12, DaySpring
Conference Center,
Ellenton,
FL
Communications Solutions Workshop - Mar.
15, Chapel of St. Andrew, Boca Raton
Smaltz
Lecture Weekend at Bethesda
- Mar. 17-18, Bethesda-by-the-Sea, Palm Beach
Bishop’s
Spring Conference
- Mar. 24-25, 2006
Happening #22 - Mar. 31-Apr. 2, Hugh Taylor
Birch State
Park
Parish Leadership Conference (formerly
Wardens & Treasurers) -
Apr. 8, St. Benedict’s,
Plantation
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
Labyrinth Programs with Lauren Artress
- May 26-30,
Duncan
Center
Communications
Solutions Workshop - Apr. 4, St. Thomas,
Coral Gables
Nehemiah Parish Leadership Retreat
- Aug.
18-20, Lake
Placid Retreat
Center
Parochial Reports and Key Personnel Forms—Parochial Reports are due now, and
Key Personnel Forms should be submitted by Feb. 16.
These need to be completed and submitted online—go
to www.episcopalsouthflorida.org
and look under “Diocesan Forms and Reports” for forms
and instructions.
Heritage
Society Month—February
is Heritage Society Month; the Southeast Florida Episcopal
Foundation urges clergy to use this month to remind
parishioners of their responsibility as good stewards
to prepare their wills, and of the ways in which they
can include the church in their estate plans. Heritage
Society Month materials have been provided to each
parish by the Foundation. For additional information,
contact Foundation president Charlie Ring, 561-799-6424
or Charlie@episfoundation.org.
Anti-Racism Training-- The Diocesan Anti-Racism Commission
will conduct an Anti-Racism Training workshop Feb.
4, 2006, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at St. Paul’s, Delray
Beach. The cost for the workshop is $10, which includes
continental breakfast, lunch and all workshop materials.
Registration is available online at www.episcopalsouthflorida.org/register.html.
ECW
Sunday—The
annual ECW Sunday celebration will be held Feb. 5
at 4 p.m. at Trinity Cathedral, Miami. The speaker
is Elaine Jessup, a postulant for holy orders from
St. Faith’s, Miami. The theme is “A New Light is Shining”.
Absalom
Jones Service—The
annual diocesan Absalom Jones Service, commemorating
the first Episcopal priest of African descent and
celebrating the ministries of persons of color in
the Episcopal Church, will be held Feb. 18 at 10 a.m.
at Historic St. Agnes, Miami. Assistant Bishop James
Ottley will be celebrant and preacher. Following the
service, there will be a fashion show and luncheon
sponsored by the Theodore R. Gibson Chapter of the
Union of Black Episcopalians. Tickets are $30 and
must be purchased in advance; contact your UBE representative
or call Cupidine D. Dean at 305-836-2463.
Clergy
Retreat—The
annual Clergy Retreat will be held Feb. 20-23 at Our
Lady of Florida Spiritual Center in North Palm Beach,
beginning with registration at 4 p.m. on Monday and
concluding with lunch on Thursday. The cost is $50.
The retreat leader is the Rev. Dr. Michael Battle,
Associate Dean of Academic Studies and Associate Professor
of Theology at Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria,
Va., and author of such books as Reconciliation:
The Ubuntu Theology of Desmond Tutu and
The Wisdom of Desmond Tutu. Bishop Frade recommends
that participants read Dr. Battle’s Practicing
Reconciliation in a Violent World prior to
the retreat. Registration is online at www.episcopalsouthflorida.org/register.html.
World Mission Sunday—Feb. 26,
the last Sunday after Epiphany, is World Mission Sunday.
All congregations are asked to take a special collection
for missions in other countries and are encouraged
to have special programs or speakers. For more information
go to http://www.episcopalchurch.org/1649_1657_ENG_HTM.htm?menu=menu1656
or contact Fr. Marty Zlatic, chair of the diocesan
World Mission Commission, mwzlatic@bellsouth.net
or 516-732-3060, to arrange for a speaker.
Opportunity to study in Jerusalem—Each
province in the Episcopal Church has been offered
$1,000 for one representative to attend a basic course,
“The Palestine of Jesus” at St. George’s
College, Jerusalem in 2006 or 2007. The offer is for
a bishop, priest deacon or layperson who has never
attended a course at St. George’s. If you are
interested in being the representative from Province
IV, contact the Rev. Robert Sessum, Province IV president,
by Mar. 1 at bsessum@goodshepherdlex.org,
or by mail at Churhc of the Good Shepherd, 533 E.
Main St., Lexington, Ky. 40508.
"Lift Every Voice"—If you missed last April’s workshop
on African-American Sacred Music led by Dr. Horace
Clarence Boyer--or if you enjoyed it so much that
you’d like to do it again--the “Lift Every Voice”
workshop is back by popular demand, this year at St.
Benedict’s, Plantation, on Mar. 4 from 9 a.m. to 3:30
p.m. The cost is $10 ($5 for students) and includes
lunch. Dr. Boyer, general editor of the Lift Every
Voice hymnal and professor emeritus of music at
the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, is known
throughout the Episcopal Church as a compelling teacher,
storyteller-and gospel singer. For more information
and to reserve your space at the workshop, call St.
Benedict’s, 954-473-6578.
Diocesan Acolyte Festival—The
annual diocesan Acolyte Festival will be held Mar.
4, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., at St. Thomas, Coral Gables. The
cost is $8 for those pre-registered online, or $10
at the door; lunch will be provided. Every five youth participating should be accompanied by
one adult. The festival is an opportunity for acolytes
from all parishes in the diocese to share fellowship,
learning and worship. Acolyte teams are asked to bring their vestments,
torches, processional crosses and thuribles for the
festival Eucharist. Bishop Frade asks that each parish
participating in the festival nominate one acolyte
to be recognized for outstanding dedication and commitment
to serving at the Lord’s Table. Please email the name
of the person your parish wishes to nominate to the
Reverend
Canon Terrence Taylor or Mary
Cobiella no later than Feb. 24.
Ecumenical
Advocacy Days--The
2006 Ecumenical Advocacy Days conference, “Challenging
Disparity: The Promise of God – The Power of Solidarity”
will be held March 10-13 in Washington, DC. This will
be the fourth annual gathering of U.S. grassroots
progressive religious activists focused on the broad
spectrum of international and domestic policies; the
Episcopal Church is one of the sponsoring organizations.
Limited scholarship aid is available for students/young
adults. For complete information and registration,
go to www.advocacydays.org.
Peer
Ministry Training—will
be offered for students in grades 9-12 Mar. 20-22,
2006, at DaySpring Camp and Conference Center in Ellenton,
Fla. For adults, the training will be part
of the Youth Ministers Retrreat and Training weekend
April 21-23 at the Duncan Center. For additional information,
contact Canon Terrence Taylor, ttaylor@diosef.org or 800-268-9993 or 305-373-0881,
ext. 28.
Smaltz
Lecture Weekend at Bethesda--The
Very Rev. George Werner, standing president of the
House of Deputies and retired dean of Trinity Cathedral,
Pittsburgh, Penn., will be the speaker for the John
C. and Elizabeth Smaltz Lecture Weekend at Bethesda-by-the-Sea,
Palm Beach, Mar. 17-18. The theme for Werner’s
lectures will be “Scripture for this Moment
in God’s History”. On Friday, Mar. 17,
diocesan clergy are invited to a discussion with Werner,
beginning at 10 a.m., followed by Eucharist and lunch.
The weekend’s events also include a reception
and dinner on Friday evening, beginning at 5:30 p.m.,
followed by Werner’s talk on “The Journey
of Paul from Zealot to Lover”. The cost is $25.
The Saturday morning program offers a breakfast at
8:15 a.m., followed by Werner’s talk on “The
15th Chapter of Luke: An Unexpected Demonstration
of Costly Love”. The cost for the Saturday program
is $10. Reservations are required for all events;
call the church office, 561-655-4554 for information
and reservations. Seating is limited, so the reservation
deadline is Mar. 13.
Bishop’s
Spring Conference--“Belonging
Before Believing” will be the theme of the Bishop’s
Spring Conference, Mar. 24-25, at St. Mark the Evangelist,
Ft. Lauderdale. The conference leader is Dr. George
G. Hunter III, author of the book The Celtic Way
of Evangelism, and dean and professor of Evangelism
and Church Growth at Asbury Theological Seminary in
Wilmore, Ky. The cost for the conference is $15 for
one day or $25 for both days for those who pre-register
online by Mar. 15; no pre-registration will be available
after Mar. 15, and the cost at the door will be $20
for one day or $35 for both. The fee includes lunch.
There will be a discounted price for students--$10
per day or $15 for both days, by pre-registration
only. Childcare for children ages 3-12 will be available Saturday, Mar.
25 by pre-registration only, for $5 per child. Online registration for the conference
and for childcare is available at www.episcopalsouthflorida.org/register.html.
Prison Ministry Conference--Episcopalians from the
five dioceses in Florida are invited to learn more
about jail and prison ministry at a conference and
workshop Mar. 31-Apr.1 at DaySpring
Conference Center near Ellenton. The conference leader is the Rev. Jackie
Means, the Episcopal Church's director of prison
ministries. Opportunities for ministry to inmates
and their families will be explored with an array
of speakers; programs to be presented include summer
camps for children of inmates, after-care and re-entry
to society of released offenders, and Kairos. Overnight
accommodations will be available. For more information
call Archdeacon Susan Henderson at (239) 939-2880.
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.
Positions at Seafarers’ House--Seafarers'
House has begun its search for a new Executive Director
and a new Chaplain. Candidates wishing to make application
for either position may do so by visiting the Seafarers'
House website at www.seafarershouse.org.
Job descriptions, application materials and procedures
are detailed at the Employment section of the site.
The search committee will accept complete applications
through Mar. 24 at 5 p.m.
Meadow Park Church of Parkland—is the new name of the congregation previously
called Crossridge Church. They now worship at Park
Trails Elementary School, 10700
NW Trails End, Parkland; the Sunday service is at
9:30 a.m. For directions, visit the parish website:
www.meadowparkchurch.net
.
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.
Music for hurricane relief—The Diocese of Mississippi is offering a new
CD by The Rattlesnake Pilots, a Mississippi bluegrass/gospel
group led by an Episcopalian, with proceeds going
to Hurricane Katrina Relief. “Songs of Tragedy and
Hope from the Deep, Mysterious South” is available
for $15, shipping included. Checks should be made
payable to Diocese of Mississippi with “Rattlesnake
CD” in the memo line; mail to: Rattlesnake CD, c/o Dr. Hilton
O'neal, 126 Bayou Rd., Greenville, MS 38701.
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—Click
here for cartoons and meditations for Lent from Canon
Paul Edwards. If you have difficulty downloading
these, you may email episcorat@aol.com
for a hard copy.
Seminarians—Please
add 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.
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.
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.
Grants available for Episcopal employees’ children--St.
Andrew's-Sewanee School in Sewanee, Tenn., has special
grants available for boarding students whose parents
are Episcopal employees. The SAS Episcopal Employees
Grant Program reduces tuition by 40% for boarding
students who are children of full-time clergy and
lay employees of Episcopal organizations. To learn
more about St. Andrew's-Sewanee School visit the website
at www.sasweb.org. If you are interested in applying,
or in finding out more about financial aid contact
the Admissions Office at 866-513-8290 (toll free)
or email admissions@sasweb.org
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CLERGY
CHANGES
Beebe, The Rev. Fred -
Begins as deacon-in-charge, Holy Nativity, Pahokee and St. John’s, Belle
Glade, 2/12/06.
Chiweshe, The Rev. Lovemore - Resigned
as priest in charge of St. Philip’s, Pompano Beach,
effective 12/31/05.
Hudspeth, The Rev. Denise -
Begins as rector of St. Margaret’s, Miami Lakes, effective 2/12/06.
Thorstad, The Rev. Anita Fortino -
Ordained to the dioconate 1/21/06; serving at St. Gregory’s, Boca Raton.
Parishes
in Transition:
St. Mark’s,
Palm Beach Gardens—The Rev. Jeannie Martz, Priest in Charge; receiving new names for search--please
contact Archdeacon Mary Gray-Reeves.
St.
Margaret’s, Miami Lakes—The Rev. Denise Hudspeth begins as rector 2/12.
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
St. Matthew the Apostle, Miami—Fr. Perry Fuller, interim
St. Christopher’s, West Palm Beach—The Rev. Donna Hall,
interim
St. Christopher’s, Key Biscayne—Fr. Tom Bruttell,
interim
St.
Andrew’s, Lake Worth—Fr. Paul Rasmus, interim
St.
Columba, Marathon—Fr.
Tom Shepherd begins as interim 2/19.
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F.Y.I.—Information
from our Parishes and Around the Church
St.
Andrew’s, Lake Worth, will present
a lecture and discussion on “Politics
and the Middle East”, Friday, Feb.
3, at 7 p.m. The evening will begin with Evening Prayer
at 5 p.m., followed by a potluck supper (bring a covered
dish, salad or dessert). On Saturday, Feb. 5, the
6 p.m. Eucharist at St. Andrew’s will feature
a special presentation honoring Absalom
Jones, the first Episcopal priest of African descent.
The
American Boy Choir, based in Princeton,
NJ, will sing at St. Paul’s,
Delray Beach,
on Sunday, Feb. 5, at both the 9:30 and 11:30 services.
They will offer a 20-minute recital prior to the services.
For additional information, contact the rector, Fr.
William “Chip” Stokes at 561-276-4541.
The
ECW of Holy Family, Miami Gardens,
will observe ECW
Sunday on Feb. 12 with Canon Angela Ifill,
Missioner for Black Ministries for the Episcopal Church
as guest preacher at the 10 a.m. service.
The Chapel of Saint Andrew, Boca
Raton, Saint Andrew’s School, and Saint Paul’s
and Saint Matthew’s, Delray
Beach, will observe Black
History Month with a Eucharist for Justice and Reconciliation,
Sunday, Feb. 12, at 7 p.m. at the Chapel of Saint
Andrew, 2707 N.W. 37th Street, Boca Raton. The speaker will be the Rev. Dr.
Michael Battle, Associate Dean of Academic Studies
and Associate Professor of Theology at Virginia Theological
Seminary in Alexandria, Va.
Musical guests include drummers Lester MacKenzie and
Caron Gwynn, the Chapel of Saint Andrew Choir and
Saint Matthew’s, Delray, Community Choir. Conversation
and refreshments will follow the service. Everyone
attending is asked to bring an offering of non-perishable
food for the CROS Community Food Pantry in Delray Beach.
On
Feb. 12 at 4 p.m., St. Paul’s,
Delray Beach, will present
a concert by Shaul Ben Meir, flute; Steven Sigurdson,
cello, and Fedora Horowitz, piano. 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.
On
Feb. 12 at 4 p.m., St. Gregory’s, Boca Raton,
will present “Back to Broadway”, featuring mezzo-soprano
Adelle Nicholson, performiing the music of Berlin,
Gershwin, Kern and Porter in a cabaret style setting
in Harris Hall, with Stephen Kolarac and Brian Wm.
Davey, accompanists. For more information, call 561
395 8285 Ext. 606. Click here for information on future
concerts this season at St. Gregory’s.
Bishop
Chilton Knudsen of the Diocese of Maine
will be the guest of All Saints, Ft. Lauderdale,
the weekend of Feb. 17-19, preaching and celebrating
at services on both Saturday evening and Sunday. There
will also be opportunities for conversation with her
on issue facing the Episcopal Church in this General
Convention year.
Campus
Ministry of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Palm Beach
will present a concert by John
Michael Talbot on Feb. 20, 7 p.m., at St.
Joan of Arc Catholic Church, 370 SW Third St., Boca
Raton. Tickets are $20 for
general admission and $15 for students, and are available
at the Duncan Center,
561-496-4130.
St.
Anne’s, Hallandale,
will hold its annual Mardi
Gras celebration Feb. 24, from 7:30 p.m.
to midnight, at the Hallandale
Beach Cultural
Center,
410 SE Third St., Hallandale.
The cost is $15 for adults and $12 for children. For
tickets and additional information, call John Saunders,
954-557-0251, or James Newbold, 954-802-2054.
The Texas Boys’ Choir will appear in concert
at St. Thomas, Coral Gables, Friday,
Mar. 10, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $25 for adults and
$15 for senior and students. For information call
305-661 3436.
St.
Matthew’s, Delray Beach, will hold its annual Lenten
Tea on Mar. 19 at 3:30 p.m. at South County
Civic Center, 16700 Jog Rd., Delray Beach. The program
will feature wellness consultant and clown Gail Choate.
Suggested donation is $10. RSVP by Mar. 10 to stmattdb@bellsouth.net
or 561-272-4143.
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;
Chris Williams, senior warden at St.
Ambrose, Ft. Lauderdale, hospitalized in critical
condition;
Fr.
Steve Thomas, recovering from surgery for
detached retina;
Fr. Ron Fox, undergoing treatment;
Executive Board member Al Campbell, recovering from
open heart surgery;
Charlotte Hamilton, wife of Fr. Bill Hamilton, undergoing medical tests;
Lil Andrews, wife of Fr. George Andrews, undergoing treatment
for tumor in esophagus and will need surgery;
Ellen Stone St. John, grants director for the Southeast Florida Episcopal
Foundation, recovering from foot surgery;
Fr. Roger Tobin, painful injuries from fall;
Fr. Sherod Mallow, broken ankle;
Jean-Estudie Joseph, father of Fr. Hyvenson Joseph, healing;
Fr. Chauncey Shaw, healing;
Mary Cobiella, back at work; pray for continued healing;
Binky Gilmore, wife of Fr. James Gilmore, declining health;
Fr. Frank Smith, diagnosed with cancer, undergoing treatment;
Jonelle Cabellaro, son-in-law of the Rev. Denise Hudspeth, cardiac
problems;
Mary Lou Ricker, member of diocesan ECW Board and Duncan Center Board, badly
broken ankle;
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;
Louis Matthew Richards, son of Martha Richards, secretary at All
Souls’, Miami
Beach, continued healing;
Fay Hobbs, mother of Archdeacon Bryan Hobbs, continued healing;
Howard Todd, father of Fr. Chris Todd, continued healing;
Jessica Lamberti, former part-time accounting clerk in Diocesan Office,
healing;
Anita Edwards, wife of Canon Paul Edwards, who led our Fall Clergy
Conference, recovering from cancer surgery;
Fr. Monte Tiller, diverticulitis;
Diocesan accounting Administrative Assistant
Jim
Carlton, painful herniated spinal
disk;
Fr. Hobart Jude Gary, healing;
Fr. Bill Hamilton, 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;
Deacon Beverly Jones, continued healing of detached retina;
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;
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