ofc coffee talks - winter 2012

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WWW.OLDENBURGFRANCISCANCENTER.ORG OFC COFFEE TALKS Take a Sunday drive to the ‘Burg, attend 9:30 liturgy with the Sisters in the Convent Chapel, and join us afterwards for coffee, donuts, & faith sharing. It’s a great way to spend one Sunday a month, connecting in faith! RSVP to 812-933-6437 or [email protected] Epiphany tells the story of three wise men from the East who followed a star to find the newborn king of their hopes and dreams. For Sisters of St. Francis, Epiphany is celebrated again in a similar story - that of Mother Theresa Hackelmeier’s arrival in Oldenburg on January 6, 1851 in fulfillment of her hopes and dreams and those of Fr. Francis Rudolph, pastor of Oldenburg. Come hear their miraculous stories and be inspired by these wise and courageous individuals whose hopes, dreams, and faithful journeys founded the Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg. Following God’s Call Wise Men & Women Following a Star: Epiphany 1851 with S. Rachel West, OSF (Historian and Archivist) Sunday, January 8, 10:45 - noon - $ freewill donation Did you know? The Sisters’ chapel was built in 1890 with beautifully soaring ceilings, pillars, and inspiring stained glass artwork. Masses are celebrated at 11am on weekdays and 9:30am on Sundays. You are welcome to join us in prayer anytime! Convent tours are also available by appointment. Call us! There are many ways to seek God’s help. During this coffee talk, we will search out the presence of angels in our midst. Angels are not only messengers of God but they are also conscious shakers, road runners, and many other presences to us. It is for us to become aware. Awakening our Spirit . The Resurrection of Jesus is sometimes lost from sight during days of bereavement. We think even less often of the people who were raised from the dead during Jesus’ earthly sojourn. During this session, we will look at other resurrections and see how they can help us understand the passage of our loved ones to the Heavenly Kingdom. These resurrections will be presented as an alternative to other mysteries of the Rosary. Growing through Grief . Resurrection Mysteries: New Prayers for the Rosary with S. Sharonlu Sheridan, OSF (Educator) Sunday, March 11, 10:45-noon - $ freewill donation Noticing Our Guardian Angel with S. Patty Campbell, OSF (Spiritual Director) Sunday, February 5, 10:45-noon - $ freewill donation “Being in the presence of such holy women made me so happy!” “I loved how welcomed we were at church!” ~comments from students of St. Mary, Oxford~

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The Sisters of St. Francis in Oldenburg host coffee talks on 1 Sunday of each month - most months of the year! Join us in the historic 'Burg for mass in the convent chapel (built in 1890) and spend the morning walking in faith with the Sisters! This winter we'll share stories for Epiphany, noticing our guardian angel, and finding new hope in the Resurrection Mysteries!

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Page 1: OFC Coffee Talks - Winter 2012

WWW.OLDENBURGFRANCISCANCENTER.ORG

OFC COFFEE TALKS Take a Sunday drive to the ‘Burg, attend 9:30 liturgy with the Sisters in the Convent Chapel, and join us afterwards for coffee, donuts, & faith sharing.

It’s a great way to spend one Sunday a month, connecting in faith!

RSVP to 812-933-6437 or [email protected]

Epiphany tells the story of three wise men from the East who followed a star to find the newborn king of their hopes and dreams. For Sisters of St. Francis, Epiphany is celebrated again in a similar story - that of Mother Theresa Hackelmeier’s arrival in Oldenburg on January 6, 1851 in fulfillment of her hopes and dreams and those of Fr. Francis Rudolph, pastor of Oldenburg. Come hear their miraculous stories and be inspired by these wise and courageous individuals whose hopes, dreams, and faithful journeys founded the Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg.

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Wise Men & Women Following a Star: Epiphany 1851 with S. Rachel West, OSF (Historian and Archivist)Sunday, January 8, 10:45 - noon - $ freewill donation

Did you know?The Sisters’ chapel was built in 1890 with beautifully soaring ceilings, pillars, and inspiring stained glass artwork. Masses are celebrated at 11am on weekdays and 9:30am on Sundays. You are welcome to join us in prayer anytime! Convent tours are also available by appointment. Call us! There are many ways to seek God’s help. During this coffee

talk, we will search out the presence of angels in our midst. Angels are not only messengers of God but they are also conscious shakers, road runners, and many other presences to us. It is for us to become aware.

Aw

akening our Sp

irit .

The Resurrection of Jesus is sometimes lost from sight during days of bereavement. We think even less often of the people who were raised from the dead during Jesus’ earthly sojourn. During this session, we will look at other resurrections and see how they can help us understand the passage of our loved ones to the Heavenly Kingdom. These resurrections will be presented as an alternative to other mysteries of the Rosary.

Grow

ing through Grief .

Resurrection Mysteries: New Prayers for the Rosary with S. Sharonlu Sheridan, OSF (Educator)Sunday, March 11, 10:45-noon - $ freewill donation

Noticing Our Guardian Angel with S. Patty Campbell, OSF (Spiritual Director)Sunday, February 5, 10:45-noon - $ freewill donation

“Being in the presence of such holy women made me so happy!” “I loved how welcomed we were at church!”

~comments from students of St. Mary, Oxford~