February 10-12, 2011

Thursday, February 10for Clergy

Friday, February 11for Catechetical Leaders

Saturday, February 12for Catechetical Leaders

and Catechists

Febrero 10-12, 2011

Jueves, 10 de Febreropara el Clero

Viernes, 11 de Febreropara líderes catequéticos

Sábado, 12 de Febreropara líderes catequéticos

y catequistas

Ngày 10-12 tháng 2 nam 2011

Sponsored by the Office of Continuing Christian EducationArchdiocese of Galveston-Houston

George R. Brown Convention Center | Houston, Texas

Name Badges

Please keep your name badge and any additional tickets with you at the conference. Admission to all conference events is by name tag ONLY.We request that you wear your name badge or have it with you at all times during the conference.

Conference Information Desk

The Information Desk for the conference is located on the 3rd floor of the George R. Brown Convention Center near Room 350 A. Please use thisarea as a lost and found and for your personal assistance needs.

Meal Options

A limited supply of complimentary coffee is available in the exhibit hall each morning. On Friday, lunch is included with the cost of the conference.No food is included with your registration fee for Saturday.

Lunch options will be made available to you at the conference registration desk. You may purchase lunch from the convention center or arearestaurants or you may wish to bring your own brown bag lunch.

Certifications

A certification form is included in the handbook as a separate sheet. Boxes to collect completed certification forms will be at the Information Deskand in the General Assembly C Foyer after 4:00 PM on both Friday and Saturday. The completed forms will be sent to your (Arch) diocese.

Evaluations

A conference evaluation form is included in the handbook as a separate sheet. Your cooperation in completing this evaluation is appreciated.Collection boxes to collect completed forms will be at the Information Desk on Friday and Saturday after 4:00 PM. Evaluations may also be mailedto T.M. Enterprises at 8404 Jamesport Drive, Rockford, IL 61108 or faxed to 815-332-3476.

Exhibits

The exhibit tables located in Room 351 AF and in 350 DF, feature publishers, bookstores, gift items and service organizations. You are encouragedto visit this area often and discover the many quality products and services available. One of the benefits of the conference is the opportunity tosee new products and services available for ministry, education and personal spiritual growth.

Hotel Accommodations – special $100/night prize

Each person who stays at the Hilton Hotel is entered into a drawing to win a $100 prize on Friday and/or on Saturday. Winners will be announcedon Friday at 3:30 PM and on Saturday at 3:30 PM in the Exhibit Hall Room 351.

General Information

GafetesPara ser admitido a todas las sesiones y eventos de la Conferencia es necesario tener su gafete. Les pedimos que usen y/o carguen SIEMPREconsigo su gafete durante le Conferencia.

Centro de InformaciónEl Centro de Información esta localizado - “Room# 350 A". Cualquier artículo perdido o encontrado o asistencia que requiera lo puede reportar aeste centro de información.

Opciones de ComidaUna oferta limitada de café está disponible en la sala de exposiciones de cada mañana. El almuerzo del viernes está incluido en el costo de laconferencia. Los alimentos para el sábado no están incluidos en su cuota de inscripción para el sábado. Almuerzos opcionales estarán a su disposición en el módulo de registro. Puede comprar almuerzo en el “George R. Brown Convention Center” o en algún restaurante de la zona opuede que desee llevar su propio almuerzo.

CertificacionesUn formulario de certificación esta incluida en el manual como una hoja aparte. Cajas de recolección estarán en el centro de información –Room # 350 A” después de las 4:00 p.m. en ambos dias viernes y sábado. Los formularios de certificación serán enviados a su (Arqui) diócesis.

EvaluacionesUn formulario de la evaluación para la conferencia se incluye en el manual como una hoja aparte. Su cooperación en la realización de esta evaluación es apreciada. Cajas para recoger formularios de evaluación estarán en el centro de información los días viernes y sábado después delas 4:00 PM. Las evaluaciones pueden ser enviadas por correo a T.M. Enterprises 8404 Jamesport Drive, Rockford, IL 61108 o por facsímile al815-332-3476.

ExhibicionesDistintas organizaciones, casas editoriales y librerías estarán ubicadas – “Room # 351 AF y # 351 DF". Se les recomienda que visiten esta zonacon frecuencia y descubran los numerosos productos y servicios de calidad disponibles. Uno de los beneficios de la conferencia es la oportunidad de ver nuevos productos y servicios disponibles para el ministerio, la formación y el crecimiento espiritual personal.

Alojamiento en el Hotel-Premio especial $100 Quienes se hospeden por al menos una noche en el hotel califican para ganar un premio de $100 dólares el viernes y/o el sábado. Los ganadores serán anunciados el viernes a las 3:30 p.m. y el sábado a las 3:30 p.m. en el vestíbulo "Grand Pavilion."

Información General

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Tin Tức Tổng QuátBảng tênLàm ơn giữ bảng tên và các các vé vào cửa khác với bạn ở Đại Hội. Phải có BẢNG TÊN để được vào tham dự bất cứbuổi họp nào của Đại Hội. Làm ơn luôn luôn đeo bảng tên trong Đại Hội.

Bàn Giấy Thông Tin Liên LạcBàn giấy thông tin liên lạc của Đại Hội được đặt ở lầu 3 của George R. Brown Convention Center gần phòng 350 A.Làm ơn sử dụng khu vực này như khu vực mất và tìm thấy cùng cho nhu cầu cá nhân.

Bữa Ăn Mỗi sáng có một ít cà phê được cung cấp miễn phí ở phòng triển lãm. Trong ngày Thứ Sáu, lệ ph1i của bạn bao gồmcả bữa trưa. Không có ăn trưa cho ngày Thứ Bảy.Bạn có thể mua bữa trưa ở bàn ghi danh. Bạn cũng có thể mua bữa trưa ở Convention Center hay các nhà hàng trongkhu vực hay mang theo bữa trưa của bạn.

Chứng ChỉTrong sổ tay đại hội có một đơn xin cấp chứng chỉ o843 một trang rời. Có hộp thu nhận những đơn này ở bàn giấytihông tin và ở sảnh đường của Phòg Hội Chung Lớn sau 4 giờ chiều Thứ Sáu và Thứ Bảy. Những đơn được điền đầyđủ sẽ được gửi đến Tổng Giáo Phận.

Lượng GiáTrong sổ tay Đại Hội có một bản lượng giá Đại Hội như một tờ riêng biệt. Chúng tôi chân thành cảm ơn trước sự hợptác của các bạn trong việc điền các bản lượng giá này. Các hộp để thu những bản lượng giá được đặt ở Bàn GiấyThông Tin trong ngày Thứ Sáu và Thứ Bảy sau 4 giờ chiều. Bạn cũng có thể gửi các bản lượng giá về T.M. Enterprisesat 8404 Jamesport Drive, Rockford, IL 61108 hay fax 815-332-3476.

Triển LãmCác bàn triển lãm được đặt ở các phòng 351 AF và 350 DF, gồm có các nhà xuất bản, các tiệm sách, tặng phẩm vàcác cơ quan phục vụ. Chúng tôi khích lệ các bạn năng thăm viếng khu vực này và khám phá ra nhiều sản phẩm giá trịvà những dịch vụ có sẵn. Một trong những ích lợi của Đại Hội là dịp để xem nhiều sản phẩm và dịch vụ sẵn sàng chothừa tác vụ, giáo dục và phát triển tâm linh của cá nhân.

Khácg Sạn – Giá đặc biệt $100/một đêm Mỗi người cư tạm trú tại Khách Sạn Hilton sẽ được ghi vào cuộc sổ số để thắng 100 đôla vào ngày Th1ư Sáu và/hayngày Thứ Bảy. Tên những người thắng sẽ được thông báo vào lúc 3:30 chiều Thứ Sáu và 3:30 chiề Thứ Bảy tại PhòngTriển Lãm số 351.

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KEYNOTES AND MAJOR ADDRESSES

Dr. Scott Alexander

Friday, Feb 11, 2011 9:15 - 10:15 am

Confrontation and Dialogue: A History of Catholic-Muslim Relations

This presentation proceeds on the premise that the history of Christian-Muslim relations is one of two distinct, yet oftentimes intersecting narratives. The first is a story of confrontation and conflict, and the second one of dialogue and cooperation. In the course of reviewing these two narratives, the presentation will place particular emphasis on the important differences betweenthe language of "heresy" and the language of "dialogue" in the history of Christian-Muslim interaction. It will then go on to point out the revolutionarydimensions of the Catholic Church's approach to interreligious relations articulated at the Second Vatican Council and developed in the pontificates of John Paul II and Benedict XVI.

Dr. Hosffman Ospino Friday, February 11, 2011 4:00 - 5:00 pm

Catechesis Matters

One of the most important moments in the Church's evangelizing mission is catechesis. Our communities can neither take this ministry lightly nor reduce it to short periods of preparation before the reception of the sacraments.Catechesis Matters is a presentation that will help us to renew our love for sharing the Good News with responsibility by reflecting on the importance ofgood methodology and careful planning.

Dr. Hosffman Ospino Sábado, 12 de Febrero, 2011 11:30-12:45 pm

401. Español - Los varios rostros de la catequesis

Todo educador religioso tiene la responsabilidad de preguntar, ¿para quién es lacatequesis? La manera como respondamos a esta pregunta determinará engran parte la energía y los recursos que dediquemos a esta importante tarea.En esta presentación reflexionamos sobre la importancia de extender nuestroshorizontes en cuanto a quienes invitamos a ser parte de la acción catequéticade la Iglesia y cómo nos preparamos para servirles de la mejor manera.

Sister Edith Prendergast Saturday, February 12, 2011 9:45 - 11:00 am

301. Imaging Love, Empowering Lives

Marked with the blueprint of Christ, we are called to mirror God's extravagantlove and compassion. The session will consider challenges to follow the path ofdiscipleship, to live lives of integrity and justice, to equip and empower others with rich inner resources and skills to become truly involved with ourworld, as Jesus was with his.

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KEYNOTES AND MAJOR ADDRESSES

Dr. Le Xuan Hy

Ts. Lê Xuân Hy

Thứ Bảy, Ngày 12 tháng 2 năm 2011 11:30 am - 12:45 pm

402. Đặc Sủng của người Công Giáo Mỹ gốc Việt Nam (Tiếng Việt)Chúa ban ơn đặc biệt cho chúng ta qua những truyền thống khác nhau màchúng ta đã lĩnh hội. Xét lại kinh nghiệm mình đã trải qua, chúng ta nhận ra ơnChúa, tạ ơn Ngài, và đóng góp cho Giáo Hội.

Rev. Bryan Massingale

Saturday, Feb 12, 2011 2:00 - 3:15 pm

501. At Table with Jesus: Jesus' Meals and the Eucharist as Moral Gift and Challenge

Jesus "welcomed sinners and ate with them" (Luke 15: 2). His ministry to theoutcasts of his time is an inspiring challenge for us as we live in an ever-changingsociety and church. His example expands our moral vision as we confront manyissues that face us today. Yet the Eucharist, as it reminds us of who Jesus was,also strengthens us to live as his disciples and moral witnesses in our society.

Dennis Johnson, Jr.

Sábado, 12 de Febrero, 2011 3:45-5:00 pm

601. Español – Dios Amó Tanto al Mundo que le Creó a ¡USTED!

Una misión fundamental del catequista es ser un eco del amor de Dios para los demás. El centro de este mandato cae en la necesidad de integrar las seis tareas de la catequesis en nuestras propias vidas como líderes y evangelizadores. A medida que exploremos los principios de la catequesis a la luz de la antropología cristiana, profundizaremos nuestro conocimiento del Cristo encarnado, renovaremos nuestro compromiso evangelizador y celebraremos nuestra pastoral como un faro del amor de Dios para el mundo.

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Thursday, February 10, 2011

Amy Florian - Clergy Session To Be an Instrument of HealingAs spiritual leaders and guides, clergy are regularly approached by people in crisis. This clergy day is dedicated tohelping you better understand what these people are experiencing and how you can most effectively minister to theirvarying needs. You will:

- Gain insight into commonly used phrases that we believe are comforting but actually are alienating- Discuss how to talk about the inevitable "God questions" and spiritual doubts- Find out how to tell when someone needs more or different kinds of help than you can provide- Come away with a wealth of knowledge and practical skill that help you be a more effective instrument of God's

healing and loving power with people in their times of deepest need

Lunch served for participants

To Be an Instrument of Healing (continues)

Friday, February 11, 2011

Registration outside Room 350 A and Exhibits: Room 350 DF and 351 AF

Welcome and Opening Prayer

Keynote

Dr. Scott Alexander Confrontation and Dialogue: A History of Catholic-Muslim RelationsThis presentation proceeds on the premise that the history of Christian-Muslim relations is one of two distinct, yet oftentimes intersecting narratives. The first is a story of confrontation and conflict, and the second one of dialogue andcooperation. In the course of reviewing these two narratives, the presentation will place particular emphasis on theimportant differences between the language of "heresy" and the language of "dialogue" in the history of Christian-Muslim interaction. It will then go on to point out the revolutionary dimensions of the Catholic Church's approach tointerreligious relations articulated at the Second Vatican Council and developed in the pontificates of John Paul II and Benedict XVI.

Break and Exhibits in Room 351 AF & 350 DF

Session #100’s

Dr. Michael Carotta 101. Teaching For DiscipleshipThis session will focus on three questions: What do we now know about Catholic adolescents? What new direction isthe Church asking us to take them? Practically speaking, what will it take? Sponsored by OSV Curriculum Division

Teresita Johnson 102. Creating a Marriage Building ParishCome explore how marriage preparation and education can be incorporated into parish life throughout the life-cycle. We will dig into the golden nuggets in The Life-Cycle of Marriage as well as the bishop's pastoral letter, Marriage: Lifeand Love in the Divine Plan.

Carol Mayes, OP 103. Recognizing God in the Wonders of the Universe This session will look at how the marvels of the Universe bring us to moments of wonder and awe. We will note theworks of Jesuit, Teilhard de Chardin; and Passionist, Thomas Berry. Stress will be placed on the importance ofteaching ecology as embedded in the Christian Faith.

Rev. Maurice Restivo, CSB, STD 104. Now Following Jesus: A Challenge Then and NowThis talk will look at the implications of some Gospel passages on some of the difficulties and challenges of being anauthentic follower of Jesus in today's world.

Anna Scally 105. Tune In: Use Their Issues, Teach to Their Issues, Touch Their Hearts! As Jesus commanded, "make disciples of all nations and teach them to observe all that He had commanded." (TheChurch has not ceased to devote her energy to this task.) This workshop will show you that young people's issues arefound in their culture and expressed in popular music and media. And so are the solutions to their concerns. You willlearn effective, practical and easy to use strategies to catechize through music that they are already listening to. Thisapproach works! Co-sponsored by Cornerstone Media

10:00 am - 12:00 pm Room 350 DF

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

1:00 pm - 3:30 pmRoom 350 DF

8:00 am

8:45 am - 9:15 amGeneral Assembly C

9:15 am - 10:15 am General Assembly C

10:15 am - 11:00 am

11:00 am - 12:15 pm

Room # 342 AD

Room # 340 A

Room # 342 B

Room # 342 C

Room # 352 C

Thursday, February 10, 2011 & Friday, February 11, 2011

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Session #100’s (continued)

Dr. Joseph White 106. Multiple Intelligence for School Leaders Every student has areas of strength and areas of need. This workshop, presented by a child psychologist who consultsextensively with Catholic schools, will discuss ways to use diverse instructional methodologies to diversify lesson presentation and capitalize on the various learning styles and strengths of your students. Sponsored by OSV

David Wood 107. Coming Soon to a Parish Near You! Preparing for the new Roman MissalWhat should we be doing in our parishes to prepare people for the implementation of the new translation of the RomanMissal? Come to this session for suggestions, and a recommended timeline, all in keeping with the broader perspectiveof the Eucharistic liturgy.

Tom Zanzig 108. Adult Faith Formation & the Renewal of Parish Life, Part 1In this two-part workshop, Tom Zanzig proposes a fresh and compelling vision of Adult Faith Formation (AFF), explainsits connection to the revitalization of parish life, and offers concrete, practical strategies for implementing the vision. Inpart 1, Tom introduces his vision and explores its core principles. Sponsored by RCL Benziger

Español: Vilma Pardo-Rodríguez 109. Español – Comunicación y Trabajo Ministerial de Equipo La interacción ministerial eficaz empieza con una comunicación positiva y tiene como resultados una pastoral másdinámica y fortalecida.

Lunch included for pre-registrations. Served in Room # 360 AF

Exhibits in Room # 351 AF and 350 DF

Publisher Showcases (see page # 30 for showcase descriptions)

Loyola PressOur Sunday Visitor Curriculum DivisionPflaum Publishing GroupRCL BenzigerWilliam H. Sadlier, Inc.

Session #200’s

Alice Camille 201. Miracleworker or Madmen? Those Pesky Prophets!

Prophets have never been convenient to have around. But among the most inconvenient seers in the profession wereElijah and Elisha. Where did they come from, what did they do--and how can we get the two of them straight? BYOBible. Prophet watchers and prophets-in-training are welcome to attend.

Amy Florian 202. Helping Children Grieve

Children are increasingly impacted by divorce, death, and other life-changing transitions. What do you do when a childin your school or religious education program is grieving? Do you take the class to a wake or funeral? How can yousupport the child and family? How do you handle it in the classroom? Is there anything you can do before grief strikesto educate yourself and the young people in your care so all are better able to cope? Come for an information-packed,practical session and learn how to help, guide, and heal.

Bill Huebsch 203. A Lifetime of Faith – Pastoral Planning for the Across the Life Cycle

Curriculum Framework

Growing in faith is a lifetime process! We parish leaders are called to create growth opportunities at every age andstage of life, across the entire life cycle. We know we need to do this, and we understand the curriculum involved. But how do we get this rolling? In this workshop, we'll learn how to do the pastoral planning needed to launch a series of initiatives in the parish which, all taken together, will invite and welcome folks into formation throughout their lives. Pastoral planning like this need not be encumbered by endless meetings and drafts. And we need not wait until we have an entire plan written to begin launching elements of it. Such planning can be practical, enjoyable, and effective. You'll learn in this session how to add planning like this to your parish liturgy, religious education, pastoral care, youth ministry, or school program. This will make a real difference in the lives of parents, their children, youth and adults in general. Participants will receive a planning tool which can be adapted for any parish.

Sponsored by Twenty-Third Publications

11:00 am - 12:15 pm

Room # 342 E

Room # 340 B

Room # 342 F

Room # 352 A

12:15 pm - 1:15 pm

12:15 pm - 2:00 pm

1:15 pm - 1:45 pm

Room # 340 BRoom # 342 ERoom # 342 BRoom # 342 FRoom # 342 AD

2:00 pm - 3:15 pm

Room # 342 AD

Room # 340 A

Room # 340 B

Friday, February 11, 2011

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Session #200’s (continued)

Ly Y. Phan 204. Culturally Intelligent Leadership: Knowledge and Skill for an Increasingly

Diverse World

Effective working relationships in a diverse world requires more than knowing how to bow, when to shake hands, orwhether to publicly praise someone; it requires 1) recognition of one's own cultural biases, 2) appreciation of cultural differences, and 3) modification of our behaviors and attitudes. In this highly interactive session, participants will explorethe concept of cultural intelligence, the knowledge and skills needed for increasingly diverse communities. Phan willfacilitate participant's understanding and application of this three-prong approach to increase one's cultural intelligence.

Rev. Timothy Piasecki 205. The Christian Initiation of Children….the basics

A conversation about the preparation of children of catechetical age for the sacraments of initiation. This sessionassumes some knowledge of and some experience with the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults.

Anna Scally 206. Helping Teens Pray...The Other Six Days of the Week

Imagine helping teens pray more meaningfully. Get teens excited about their spiritual journey and about praying.Finish this workshop with proven principles to challenge teens to lead prayer, and to participate actively in retreats andministry settings. As a bonus to you, watch your own conversation with God become more alive as well!

Co-sponsored by Cornerstone Media

Tom Zanzig 207. Adult Faith Formation & the Renewal of Parish Life, Part 2

In part 2 of his workshop, Tom briefly reviews key elements of his new vision of Adult Faith Formation and then identi-fies eight innovative strategies that can be mixed-'n'-matched to create unique approaches for each parish. He closeswith a general five-year plan for how a parish might implement his approach. Sponsored by RCL Benziger

Español: Rev. Vicente Agila 208. Formación y Habilidades de un Líder

Pero Jesús los llamó y les dijo: «Ustedes saben que los jefes de las naciones dominan sobre ellas y los poderosos leshacen sentir su autoridad. Entre ustedes no debe suceder así. Al contrario, el que quiera ser grande, que se hagaservidor de ustedes; y el que quiera ser el primero que se haga su esclavo: como el Hijo del hombre, que no vino paraser vendido, sino para servir y dar su vida en rescate por una multitud». Cuando salieron de Jericó, mucha gente siguióa Jesús. Mateo 20:25-29. Ser líder cristiano significa reconocer que se tiene la oportunidad para hacer una diferenciasignificativa en la vida de aquellos que Dios le ha permitido guiar. Pero alrededor del LIDERAZGO hay muchos mitos yverdades que es necesario aclarar. Esta conferencia va a ser una oportunidad para fortalecer los criterios en busca deun mejor liderazgo.

Break & Exhibits in Room # 351 AF and 350 DFDrawing in the Exhibit Hall: One Hilton Hotel Overnight guest will win the Friday $100 Cash prize!

Major Address

Dr. Hosffman Ospino Catechesis Matters

One of the most important moments in the Church's evangelizing mission is catechesis. Our communities can neithertake this ministry lightly nor reduce it to short periods of preparation before the reception of the sacraments. Catechesis

Matters is a presentation that will help us to renew our love for sharing the Good News with responsibility by reflectingon the importance of good methodology and careful planning.

Evening Prayer in General Assembly C

2:00 pm - 3:15 pm

Room # 342 B

Room # 342 C

Room # 352 C

Room # 342 F

Room # 342 E

3: 15 pm - 4:00 pm

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Grand Pavilion

5:00 pm - 5:45 pm

Friday, February 11, 2011

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Registration outside Room 350 A and Exhibits: Room 350 DF and 351 AF

Welcome and Opening Prayer

KeynoteSister Edith Prendergast 301. Imaging Love, Empowering Lives Marked with the blueprint of Christ, we are called to mirror God's extravagant love and compassion. The session willconsider challenges to follow the path of discipleship, to live lives of integrity and justice, to equip and empower otherswith rich inner resources and skills to become truly involved with our world, as Jesus was with his.

Break and Exhibits in Room 351 AF & 350 DF

Sessions #400’s

Maureen Bacchi 403. And God Still So Loves the WorldGod continues to love us and this world with all its troubles and complexity! There are many attitudes and practices inour American cultural world view that can cloud our appreciation of God's continued Belief and Hope in us and theworld. Let's look at some of these temptations and recover a sense of wonder and commitment to the Kingdom Presentand still to come.

Dr. Elizabeth (Liz) Borreca 404. Differentiating Instruction

Sister Marguerite Broderick, DC 405. Discovering the Joy of MinistryAfter brief prayer, group reflects on our Call to Joyous Service and its relationship to our faith, hope and charity. Somepractices for Nurturing Joy will be explored.

Alice Camille 406. Ten Things You Gotta Know (and Teach) About the BibleThe Bible is BIG. Yet time is short--shorter, even, for the catechetical task. If you had to boil down your biblical understanding to ten things, what would they be? If you have only ten lessons to teach your students, how would youchoose? We all have our favorites. Here are ten suggestions.

Anna Alicia Chavez 407. Live Simply so the Others May Simply LiveThis workshop offers creative, practical, and fun-filled catechetical resources for a catechesis and spirituality for Justice,Peace, and Integrity of the earth that is grounded in Catholic social teaching.

Sandra Dooley 408. Coming Soon to a Parish Near You! Preparing for the new Roman MissalWhat should we be doing in our parishes to prepare people for the implementation of the new translation of the RomanMissal? Come to this session for suggestions, and a recommended timeline, all in keeping with the broader perspectiveof the Eucharistic liturgy.

Amy Florian 409. What is Ritual and Why Should a Catechist Care? The classroom is an ideal place for children to learn about and participate in faith rituals, yet many catechists feel inadequate to prepare and celebrate them. This practical presentation defines ritual and symbol in understandableways and connects them to family and daily life. You then get guidelines, tools, and actual examples that equip you foreffective and prayerful rituals in your classroom, your family, and other situations.

Kathy Hendricks 410. Partnering with Parents in CatechesisHow do we get parents, who are stretched by overlapping demands, interested and involved in the faith formation oftheir children? This session will explore ways to engage parents in the catechetical work of the parish. In addition, we will look at how catechists can support the efforts of parents to enkindle the light of faith in their children within the home. Sponsored by Wm. H. Sadlier, Inc.

Bill Huebsch 411. A Lifetime of Faith - Pastoral Planning for the Across the Life Cycle Curriculum Framework

Growing in faith is a lifetime process! We parish leaders are called to create growth opportunities at every age andstage of life, across the entire life cycle. We know we need to do this, and we understand the curriculum involved. Buthow do we get this rolling? In this workshop, we'll learn how to do the pastoral planning needed to launch a series ofinitiatives in the parish which, all taken together, will invite and welcome folks into formation throughout their lives.Pastoral planning like this need not be encumbered by endless meetings and drafts. And we need not wait until wehave an entire plan written to begin launching elements of it. Such planning can be practical, enjoyable, and effective.You'll learn in this session how to add planning like this to your parish liturgy, religious education, pastoral care, youthministry, or school program. This will make a real difference in the lives of parents, their children, youth and adults ingeneral. Participants will receive a planning tool which can be adapted for any parish.

Sponsored by Twenty-Third Publications

8:00 am

8:45 am - 9:30 amGeneral Assembly C

9:45 am - 11:00 am General Assembly C

11:00 am - 11:30 am

11:30 am - 12:45 pm

Room # 342 F

Room # 342 C

Room # 352 F

Room # 342 AD

Room # 361 AD

Room # 342 E

Room # 340 A

Room # 340 B

Room # 342 B

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Sessions #400’s (continued)

Rev. Bryan Massingale 412. Martin Luther King and Catholic Social TeachingThis workshop examines the social ethics of Martin Luther King, Jr. This leader was not only a major civil rights leader,but more so, a committed Christian who showed us the relevance of our faith to living just lives in society. His witnessprovides us with a concrete example of many of the values taught by Catholic social teaching, and makes the Church'ssocial doctrine come alive and inspire us.

Anna Scally 413. Tune In: Use Their Issues, Teach to Their Issues, Touch Their Hearts! As Jesus commanded, "make disciples of all nations and teach them to observe all that He had commanded." (TheChurch has not ceased to devote her energy to this task.) This workshop will show you that young people's issues arefound in their culture and expressed in popular music and media. And so are the solutions to their concerns. You willlearn effective, practical and easy to use strategies to catechize through music that they are already listening to. Thisapproach works! Co-sponsored by Cornerstone Media

Tom Zanzig 414. Spirituality Simply Put: Naming, Exploring, & Sharing Our Spiritual JourneyOur own spiritual journeys are by definition mysterious, complex, and difficult to comprehend, much less share with anyone. In this workshop, Tom Zanzig offers a profoundly simple understanding of the dynamics of spiritualtransformation. In light of that, he shows how we can both interpret our own life experiences and share spiritual insights

with others in accessible and appropriate ways. Sponsored by RCL Benziger

Lunch on your own and Exhibits: Room 350 DF and 351 AF

Keynote Rev. Bryan Massingale 501. At Table with Jesus: Jesus' Meals and the Eucharist as

Moral Gift and Challenge Jesus "welcomed sinners and ate with them" (Luke 15: 2). His ministry to the outcasts of his time is an inspiring challenge for us as we live in an ever-changing society and church. His example expands our moral vision as we confront many issues that face us today. Yet the Eucharist, as it reminds us of who Jesus was, also strengthens us tolive as his disciples and moral witnesses in our society.

Break & Exhibits in Room # 351 AF and 350 DFDrawing in the Exhibit Hall: One Hilton Hotel Overnight guest will win the Saturday $100 Cash prize!

Sessions #600’s

Dr. Scott Alexander 603. Islam, Muslims, and the Current Global Context: What Thinking Catholics Need to Know

Addressing our current context of widespread misunderstanding and divisiveness, this presentation will attempt to move beyond the media sound bites in order to present an intellectually and theologically sound framework for understanding Islam and Muslims within our current global and U.S. domestic context. As part of his reflections, Prof.Alexander will focus on Catholic teaching with respect to Christian-Muslim relations, as well as the special role of interreligious dialogue in the Triune God's mission of hope, reconciliation, and salvation for the entire human family.

Dr. Michael Carotta 604. Unchaining Confirmation This session will review the latest research on adolescent spirituality and center around this question: Given all that we know about today's young people, effective adolescent catechesis and youth ministry, how can we enhanceConfirmation's potential to be a more formative experience in their lives? Sponsored by OSV Curriculum Division

Jaime Cortez 605. Music to Bridge Cultural Diversity When we are celebrating our unity through our diversity, there are beautiful songs designed to praise God and show-case different cultures. Come and see beautiful examples of music that can help us be united in our worship.

Sandra Dooley 606. Introducing the New Translation to the Younger GenerationHow do we introduce the new translation to children? This session will provide ideas for familiarizing young people withthe coming changes of the new translation of the Roman Missal, within the broader context of the Mass and other formsof liturgical prayer.

Rev. Stephen Dudek, D.Min 607. Catechesis in the Multicultural Parish: Practical Frameworks for Success

The culturally diverse Catholic parish context presents challenges and opportunities for catechetical ministry. Theseengaging ministry settings require "goodwill" along with specific skills. This presentation will focus on provenframeworks drawn from years of ministry experience among immigrants. Participants will better understand why culture and language are so important. They will learn how to encourage newcomers to readily share their gifts with the Church.

11:30 am - 12:45 pm

Room # 361 CF

Room # 352 C

Room # 361 BE

12:45 pm - 2:00 pm

2:00 pm - 3:15 pm General Assembly C

3:15 pm - 3:45 pm

3:45 pm - 5:00 pm

Room 361 AD

Room # 342 B

Room # 340 A

Room # 342 E

Room # 352 F

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Sessions #600’s (continued)

Kathy Hendricks 608. The Compassionate Minister

Cultivating Christ-like compassion in oneself results in a deepening of the spirit and softening of the heart. This makesus better able to listen, serve, and love those to and with whom we minister. This session will invite catechists, Catholicschool teachers, and pastoral ministers to consider the ways in which we serve in a compassionate manner and howwe hope to intensify these efforts in the future. Sponsored by Wm. H. Sadlier, Inc.

Dr. Le Xuan Hy 609. Coping with Diversity: Lessons from Scriptural Principles and

Practices (in English)

To reap the rich fruits of diversity, we often have to cross minefields. Both the Hebrew Scripture and the New Testamentwere familiar with such difficulties, so they laid out foundational principles and set exemplary practices. Contemporarypsychology builds further on them.

Brian Johnson 610. The Face of Today's Youth and Their Pastoral Needs

Youth culture changes rapidly and it can be tough to stay current on what's happening in the teen world. It is virtuallyimpossible for parents to see every teen movie or know every new band that comes on the scene, but it is important for them to be aware of the larger trends in youth culture and their pastoral needs. This session will help shed light on some knowledge of current teen culture can certainly help parents engage their teen in discussions aboutimportant topics.

Sister Edith Prendergast 611. Finding God in the Whirlwinds of our Lives

In our fast paced society it is all too easy to miss God's presence in our everyday lives and ministry. The session willconsider the obstacles and de-energizers that we may encounter on our spiritual journey. Participants will be offeredpractical and effective methods to deal with the challenges and grow in discerning Love.

Anna Scally 612. Helping Teens Pray...The Other Six Days of the Week

Imagine helping teens pray more meaningfully. Get teens excited about their spiritual journey and about praying.Finish this workshop with proven principles to challenge teens to lead prayer, and to participate actively in retreats andministry settings. As a bonus to you, watch your own conversation with God become more alive as well!

Co-sponsored by Cornerstone Media

Dr. Joseph White 613. Multiple Intelligence - Practical Applications for Catechists

This workshop will discuss the various ways we learn and how to create activities that will capture the attention ofgroups with a variety of learning styles. Some learn by hearing, some by seeing, and some by doing. Come experiencethe multiple ways in which we can share the faith with those we catechize! Sponsored by OSV

Eucharistic Celebration - His Eminence, Daniel Cardinal DiNardo, celebrant.

3:45 pm - 5:00 pm

Room # 340 B

Room # 342 F

Room # 361 CF

Room # 342 AD

Room # 352 C

Room # 361 BE

5:15 pm - 6:30 pm

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Inscripción – “Room # 350 A” y exhibiciones – “Room # 351 AF y 350 DF”

Bienvenida/Oración inicial en el "General Assembly C"

Sesiones #300’s

Miguel Arias 302. Catolicismo Popular y Catequesis El catolicismo popular es una bella expresión de la identidad religiosa de un pueblo determinado. Esta experiencia religiosa influye en la manera en que se viven y celebran los sacramentos en el contexto de una cultura. ¿Qué hacercuando se vive en un mundo multicultural? ¿Cómo trabajar juntos? Patrocinado por Loyola Press

Jaime Cortez 303. Música para SacramentosLos Sacramentos demuestran la gracia de Dios en nuestras vidas. La música para estos momentos nos ayuda a profundizar nuestra fe y la comprensión de los dones que vienen de los Sacramentos. Vengan a escuchar ejemplosmusicales para los Sacramentos.

Rev Stephen Dudek D.Min 304. Construyendo sobre nuestras Experiencias Diarias de Vida y de FeAmbos, la espiritualidad y el aprendizaje, están arraigados en la experiencia diaria de la vivencia de la fe del serhumano. El Directorio Nacional para la Catequesis subraya ocho métodos de aprendizaje y nos anima a descubrir elpor qué cada perspectiva es valiosa. Desde un contexto latino/hispano exploraremos lo central de la espiritualidad delaprendizaje que se encuentra en estas perspectivas vitales.

Santiago Fernández 305. Las Escrituras, La Justicia Social, La Catequésis Y Los Textos Que Cantamos En La Misa ¿Realmente creemos lo que cantamos y proclamamos por medio de la música, o sólo queremos que el canto termine pronto? En esta sesión se hablará de lo importante que es "entrar en el canto" y vivir la música litúrgica plenamente - con nuestras voces, con nuestros corazones y con nuestras mentes. Se distribuirán recursos gratuitos yse presentarán varios ejemplos musicales. ¡Vengan listos para cantar como nunca antes!

Patrocinado por OSV Curriculum Division

Teresita Johnson 306. Generando parroquias que edifiquen y fortalezcan matrimoniosDescubra con nosotros las diferentes formas de incorporar la educación y la formación Cristiana en la vida conyugaldentro del marco parroquial. Nos enfocaremos en los siguientes documentos: El Ciclo de la Vida Matrimonial y en laCarta Pastoral de los Obispos de los Estado Unidos: El Matrimonio: El amor y la vida en el plan divino

Roberto Navarro 307. La Pastoral juvenil en la misión de la comunidad parroquial El taller se enfocara en estrategias que pueden ayudar a que los jóvenes hispanos se integren en la vida y misión de laIglesia. Reflexión y revisión sobre los espacios parroquiales que se ofrecen a los jóvenes para ejercer su misión en laIglesia y en la sociedad.

Rev. Timothy Piasecki 308. La Iniciación Cristiana de los Niños …los fundamentalesUna conversación sobre la preparación de los niños de edad catequética para los sacramentos de iniciación. Estasesión presume el conocimiento de y la experiencia con el Rito de Iniciación Cristiana de Adultos.

Victor Valenzuela 309. Haciendo Discípulos: Métodos prácticos para poner nuestra fe en acciónLos obispos de los Estados Unidos nos han retado a incorporar las seis tareas de la catequesis para formar discípulos.En este taller veremos cómo enfocarnos en estas seis tareas de la formación para lograr esta meta. Estas seis tareasson; el conocer, el celebrar, el expresar, el orar, el compartir y el vivir. Se compartirán ideas prácticas y divertidas parausar en programas de formación existentes. Patrocinado por Wm. H. Sadlier, Inc.

Descanso – Exhibiciones en el Room # 351 AF and 350 DF

Conferencista principal

Dr. Hosffman Ospino 401. Los varios rostros de la catequesisTodo educador religioso tiene la responsabilidad de preguntar, ¿para quién es la catequesis? La manera como respondamos a esta pregunta determinará en gran parte la energía y los recursos que dediquemos a esta importantetarea. En esta presentación reflexionamos sobre la importancia de extender nuestros horizontes en cuanto a quienesinvitamos a ser parte de la acción catequética de la Iglesia y cómo nos preparamos para servirles de la mejor manera.

Almuerzo – Exhibiciones en el Room # 351 AF and 350 DF

8:00 am

8:45 am - 9:15 am

9:45 am - 11:00 am

Room # 361 BE

Room # 352 C

Room # 340 A

Room # 352 DE

Room # 340 B

Room # 342 B

Room # 361 CF

Room # 342 F

11:00 am - 11:30 am

11:30 am - 12:45 pm General Assembly C

12:30 pm - 2:00 pm

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Sábado 11 de Febrero del 2011

Sesiones #500’s

Miguel Arias 502. Catolicismo Popular y CatequesisEl catolicismo popular es una bella expresión de la identidad religiosa de un pueblo determinado. Esta experiencia religiosa influye en la manera en que se viven y celebran los sacramentos en el contexto de una cultura. ¿Qué hacercuando se vive en un mundo multicultural? ¿Cómo trabajar juntos? Patrocinado por Loyola Press

Hermana Margarita Broderick, DC 503. Descubrir la Alegría de Ministerio Después de la oración breve, el grupo reflexiona sobre nuestro llamado a servicio alegre y su relación con nuestra fe,esperanza y caridad. Algunas prácticas para fomentar la alegría se explorarán.

Anna Alicia Chávez 504. Vivan sencillamente para que otros puedan simplemente vivirEste taller ofrece recursos de catequesis creativos, prácticos y llenos de diversión para una catequesis y espiritualidadpara la Justicia, la Paz y la Integridad de la tierra que esta basada en la Doctrina Social Católica.

Santiago Fernández 505. Celebrando El Bautismo Y El RCIA Con MusicaEn esta sesión hablaremos de la música para los diferentes momentos y contextos litúrgicos dentro de los cuáles secelebra el sacramento del Bautismo. Se enfatizará la participación de la asamblea y aprenderemos canciones nuevas,celebrando también con la música del repertorio popular que ya existe en las parroquias. También hablaremos de laimportancia de la música bautismal dentro del RICA y durante el tiempo de Pascua del calendario litúrgico.

Patrocinado por OSV Curriculum Division

Diácono Arturo Monterrubio 506. El papel de la famlia en la catequesis Según nos dice el Papa Juan Pablo II en su Exhortación Apostólica "Familiaris Consortio (3)" La Iglesia, iluminada por la fe, que le da a conocer toda la verdad acerca del bien precioso del matrimonio y de la familia y acerca de sussignificados más profundos, siente una vez más el deber de anunciar el Evangelio, esto es, la "buena nueva", a todosindistintamente, en particular a aquellos que son llamados al matrimonio y se preparan para él, a todos los esposos ypadres del mundo. Los padres son los primeros catequistas de sus hijos. En esta sesión veremos algunos aspectosimportantes para ayudar a los padres a guiar y catequizar a sus hijos para resistir este mundo materialista y continuaren la presencia de Dios.

Rev. Timothy Piasecki 507. La Iniciación Cristiana de los Niños …los fundamentales Una conversación sobre la preparación de los niños de edad catequética para los sacramentos de iniciación. Estasesión presume el conocimiento de y la experiencia con el Rito de Iniciación Cristiana de Adultos.

Victor Valenzuela 508. Compartiendo el Amor Perdurable de Dios Dios nos ha dado muchas riquezas y muchos dones. Una de las riquezas es su amor perdurable. En este taller llegaremos a comprender que es el amor perdurable de Dios. También veremos cómo podemos compartir ese amorcon las personas que asisten a nuestras clases de catequesis. Examinaremos métodos prácticos para poder compartirel gran amor perdurable de Dios. Patrocinado por Wm. H. Sadlier, Inc.

Descanso – Exhibiciones – “Room # 351 AF y 350 DF”

Conferencista principal

Dennis Johnson, Jr. 601. Dios Amó Tanto al Mundo que le Creó a ¡USTED!Una misión fundamental del catequista es ser un eco del amor de Dios para los demás. El centro de este mandato caeen la necesidad de integrar las seis tareas de la catequesis en nuestras propias vidas como líderes y evangelizadores.A medida que exploremos los principios de la catequesis a la luz de la antropología cristiana, profundizaremos nuestroconocimiento del Cristo encarnado, renovaremos nuestro compromiso evangelizador y celebraremos nuestra pastoralcomo un faro del amor de Dios para el mundo.

Celebración Eucarística – His Eminence, Daniel Cardinál DiNardo, celebrante

2:00 pm - 3:15 pm

Room # 361 BE

Room # 352 C

Room # 361 AD

Room # 352 DE

Room # 340 B

Room # 361 CF

Room # 342 F

3:15 pm - 3:45 pm

3:45 pm - 4:45 pm

General Assembly C

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8:00 am Ghi danh bên ngoài phòng 350 A và Triển Lãm: phòng 350 DF và 351 AF

8:45 am - 9:30 am Chào Mừng và Cầu Nguyện Mở Đầu Họp Chung C

9:45 am - 11:00 am Khóa #300’s

Cha Antôn Đinh Minh Tiên, O.P. 310. Tiềng Việt - Đọc Thánh Kinh để biết Thiên Chúa yêu bạn đến thế nào Thiên Chúa mặc khải tình yêu của Ngài cho thế gian trong việc tạo dựng, nhất làtrong việc dựng nên con người theo hình ảnh Ngài. Ngài muốn người ta sống hạnhphúc mãi mãi với Ngài qua việc sống theo Luật mà Ngài đã thiết lập, nhưng có mộtsố người đã chọn bất phục tùng Ngài. Mỗi khi chúng ta nhìn lên Thánh Giá, chúng tacó thể thấy tình yêu của Thiên Chúa dành cho chúng ta. Vì sự hy sinh của ChúaGiêsu mà tội lỗi chúng ta được tha. Thánh Kinh là nhật ký của Thiên Chúabày tỏ vớicon cái Ngài. Hãy học Thánh Kinh để hiểu tình yêu Thiên Chúa dành cho bạn. .

Cha Hoàng Đạt (và một nhóm)311. Cộng Đồng Việt Nam – Làm sao để khích lệ Thanh Thiếu Niên tham giaChương Trình Giáo Lý (Effectively Engaging Younger and Older Teens inCatechesis) (Song Ngữ))Đây là buổi hội thảo dưới sự hướng dẫn của Cha Đạt với sự đóng góp của nhữngngười trẻ Việt Nam đang phục vụ tại các Giáo Xứ Việt Mỹ và trong nghành giáo dục,để chia sẻ kinh nghiệm trong việc làm thế nào khích lệ giới trẻ tham gia các chươngtrìng Giáo Lý một cách hữu hiệu hơn.

11:00 am - 11:30 am Giải Lao và Triển Lãm ở Phòng 351 AF & 350 DF

11:30 am - 12:45 pm Ts. Lê Xuân Hy402. Đặc Sủng của người Công Giáo Mỹ gốc Việt Nam (Tiếng Việt)Chúa ban ơn đặc biệt cho chúng ta qua những truyền thống khác nhau mà chúng tađã lĩnh hội. Xét lại kinh nghiệm mình đã trải qua, chúng ta nhận ra ơn Chúa, tạ ơnNgài, và đóng góp cho Giáo Hội.

12:45 pm - 2:00 pm Ăn Trưa tự túc và Triển Lãm: Phòng DF và 351 AF

2:00 pm - 3:15 pm Khóa # 300’s

Sơ Bernadette Nguyễn Hương, OP509. Hãy kể cho em về Những Chuyện Ngày Xưa. . . Các Anh Hùng. . . CácThánh của em. . (Tiếng Việt) Hãy đến và học cách đem những câu chuyện trong Thánh Kinh về Tình Yêu của ThiênChúa vào đời sống bằng cách nối kết các đoạn Thánh Kinh với gia sản văn hóa phongphú được tìm thấy trong các chuyện huyền thoại, anh hùng và các thánh Việt Nam.

3:15 pm - 3:45 pm Giải Lao & Triển Lãm ở phòng # 351 AF và 350 DF

3:45 pm - 5:00 pm Khóa #600’s

Cha Uông Quang Lượng (và một nhóm)602. Giúp Phụ Huynh trong cuộc Hành Trình Đức Tin của Con Cái Tuổi VịThành Niên: Củng cố Đức Tin trong Gia Đình tại Nhà và ở Giáo Xứ (Song Ngữ)Buổi hội thảo về cách thức giúp các phụ huynh nâng đỡ và hướng dẫn con em tuổi vịthành niên trong cuộc hành trình Đúc Tin. Được hướng dẫn bởi Cha Uông QuangLượng, một chuyên viên về giáo dục gia đình và những anh chị em kinh nghiệm lâunăm trong nghành giáo dục thanh thiếu niên.

5:15 pm - 6:30 pm Eucharistic Celebration – His Eminence, Daniel Cardinal DiNardo, celebrant.

Dr. Scott Alexander (AB in Comparative Religion, Harvard; MA and Ph.D. in Religion/Islamic Studies, Columbia University) is Associate Professor of Islam and Director of Catholic-Muslim Studies at Catholic Theological Union in Chicago. Prof. Alexander is a regular consultant on Catholic-Muslim Relations for theUSCCB and he sits on the editorial board of the Journal of Islamic Law and Culture. He is co-editor of the Cambridge Dictionary of Christian-Muslim Relations(forthcoming) and is currently writing a book, funded by a grant by the Association of Theological Schools and the Lilly Foundation, on the end to triumphalism inChristian-Muslim relations.

Maureen Bacchi holds masters degrees in both Counseling Psychology from Loyola University, Chicago and Social Work from the University of Houston. Sheis a licensed psychotherapist and spiritual director who has worked in the archdiocese for over 25 years with individuals, families, parishes and catechists.Additionally she is involved in resource and program development for the Center for Faith and Culture at the University of St. Thomas.

Dr. Elizabeth (Liz) Borreca is an Associate Professor and Director of Exceptionality in the School of Education where she directs the undergraduate and graduate special education program and the graduate educational diagnostician program. She is also co-director of a federal grant program in multicultural urbanspecial education. Prior to coming to UST, Dr. Borreca was a counselor in a residential program for adolescents with emotional disorders in Pownal, Maine, ateacher of students with severe and profound disabilities in Madison, WI, and a special education consultant at Region IV Education Service Center in Houston.

Sister Marguerite Broderick, DC, is presently serving full time in the Office for Vocation Ministry of the St Louis Province of the Daughters of Charity. A Daughter ofCharity of St. Vincent de Paul for over forty years, she spent most of them in Catholic education as an elementary teacher, catechist, and principal in Missouri,Louisiana and Texas. Sr. Marguerite has a Masters degree in Religious Education from Loyola University, New Orleans and Bachelor's degree in English/Historyfrom Marillac College, St. Louis. She enjoys and incorporates music, art and drama wherever possible, appreciates team-work and collaboration in ministry, andloves praying with people.

Alice Camille is a full-time writer, religious educator, and retreat leader. She received her Master of Divinity degree from the Franciscan School of Theology,Berkeley, where she has taught ministry, preaching and proclamation. Alice has also served in parishes and campus ministry, and addresses Catholic conferences around the country. She takes God seriously – and the business of religion with a sense of humor. A list of her titles and projects can be found atwww.alicecamille.com.

Dr. Michael Carotta has worked with the spirituality of adolescents for over 30 years in educational, pastoral, and clinical settings. He teaches graduate courses onadolescent spirituality at several Catholic universities and is a national consultant for Our Sunday Visitor Curriculum. His newest books include Have Faith a confir-mation candidate/sponsor resource (Twenty-Third Publications) and Lincoln Park a mystery series with spiritual insights for junior highers which he has co-authored with theologian John Shea. (Harcourt Religion). Mike and his wife Catherine are authors of Sustaining The Spirit: Callings, Commitments, and

Vocational Challenges published by Twenty-Third Publications and facilitate renewal seminars nationwide.

Anna Alicia Chavez holds a Masters in Theology from the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago and B.A. from the University of the Incarnate Word. She hasbeen in pastoral ministry in the Latino and immigrant community for over 20 years. She has extensive experience in Catechesis and Youth Ministry, in addition to Pastoral, Spiritual and Leadership Formation. Ms. Chavez is currently Education and Formation Program Coordinator for Catholic Relief Services in theSouthwest region of the U.S.

Jaime Cortez is a pastoral musician, composer, recording artist, music teacher and clinician. He lives in Mesa, AZ where he is director of Liturgy and MusicDirector at Holy Cross Church. Over the past 25 years he has specialized in music and liturgy for Catholic schools and bilingual music. His work is published with OCP Publications.

Sandra Dooley is the director of liturgy and music at St. John Vianney parish, Orlando, FL. Immediately prior to that, she was the director of the Office forWorship in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, CA for 6 years and a member of the Board of Directors of the National Federation of Diocesan Liturgical Commissions(FDLC). She has a bachelor's degree in music education and a master's degree in religious studies. Sandy is an experienced liturgist, religious educator, churchmusician, speaker and conference coordinator.

Rev. Stephen Dudek holds a Licentiate Degree in Theology from Mexico City's Universidad Iberoamericana and a Doctor of Ministry Degree from CatholicTheological Union in Chicago. For twenty years he has been a pastor in the Diocese of Grand Rapids ministering among those who speak Spanish, Vietnameseand English.

Amy Florian is a liturgy and bereavement consultant, grief coach, and the founder of Corgenius. She is the author of 2 books and over 90 articles, and is anadjunct professor at Loyola University, Dominican, and St. Xavier University. She holds a Masters Degree in Pastoral Studies, and is certified as a Fellow inThanatology (the highest level of certification in the field of death and grief studies). As an engaging and dynamic speaker, Amy conducts workshops, missions,retreats, and training sessions across the country.

Kathy Hendricks is a consultant for William H. Sadlier, Inc., publisher of religious education materials and the author of A Parent's Guide to Prayer and EverythingAbout Parish Ministry I Wish I Had Known. Her articles appear in various periodicals, including a regular column on spirituality for Religion Teacher's Journal.Kathy served for several years as the General Editor for the Catechetical Sunday resource materials published annually by the United States Conference ofCatholic Bishops. Kathy and her husband, Ron, live in Littleton, Colorado and are the parents of two young adults, Eric and Anna, and a daughter, Jenny, whodied in infancy.

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Bill Huebsch holds Masters in Theological Studies from the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago. He served in diocesan and parish ministry positions until 1992when he began working in Catholic publishing. He now works with diocesan leaders in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom to train parish ministersin the skills and methods of lifelong faith formation. He has published more than a dozen books in recent years, along with numerous booklets, articles andscreenplays. He is author of Great Expectations: A Pastoral Guide for Partnering With Parents from Twenty-Third Publications. He currently serves as Director ofPastoralPlanning.com, a world-wide support service for parish life and ministry.

Dr. Le Xuan Hy teaches the Cross Cultural Leadership course for the Pastoral Leadership Program. He is serving as the director of the Catholic Studies programat Seattle University. He is an adjunct Association Professor of Pastoral Theology in the School of Theology and Ministry at Seattle University and a member ofthe American Evaluation Association. He is the co-author of many articles and the book Measuring Ego Development.

Brian Keith Johnson currently serves as the Director of the Office of Youth Ministry for the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Brian has also served as a pastBoard Member of the National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry, Catholic Youth Foundation Board of Directors, and the past Regional Coordinator of Region10 Catholic Youth Ministry for the States of Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. Brian has over 24 years of experience as a minister to youth and adults in youth ministry. Over the years, he has been a national and international keynote speaker, workshop presenter, and retreat facilitator.

Dennis Johnson, Jr. has a professional ministry background that spans more than two decades. He has served in parishes as a catechist, youth coordinator, pas-toral associate, and parish catechetical leader. He has held diocesan positions as associate director of Hispanic ministry, director of catechetical ministry, anddirector of formation and discipleship. He was a lay-missionary in South America where he founded and directed a bi-national religious non-profit organization toserve impoverished communities. Dennis is a faith-filled Catholic, devoted husband, and loving father.

Teresita Johnson comes to us from the field of broadcast and print journalism where she worked for more than 10 years. She holds a Bachelors Degree inRadio/Television from the University of Houston and a Masters Degree in Pastoral Studies from the University of St. Thomas. Teresita has been married for 21years and has four daughters. Currently, Teresita is working as an Associate Director in the Office of Family Life Ministry for the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. At the Family Life office she works in the areas of Marriage Preparation and Natural Family Planning.

Rev. Bryan Massingale (S.T.D., Accademia Alphonsianum, 1991), specializes in Roman Catholic moral theology with a focus on Catholic social thought, liberation theologies, African American religious ethics, and racial justice, applying Catholic social thought to the issues of affirmative action, racial reconciliation,environmental justice, and terrorism and the challenge of peacemaking. He is the immediate Past President of the Catholic Theological Society of America and theConvener of the Black Catholic Theological Symposium, has served as a theological consultant to the National Black Catholic Congress, is a consultant to theUnited States Catholic Conference of Bishops, providing theological assistance on issues such as criminal justice, capital punishment, environmental justice, andaffirmative action. He has authored over sixty articles, book chapters, and book reviews. His most recent book is Racial Justice and the Catholic Church (OrbisBooks, 2010).

Carol Mayes, O.P. , is currently the Prioress of the Dominican Sisters of Houston. Positions she has held include: Pastoral Associate for Adult Formation at St.Cecilia Catholic Church in Houston; Vocation and Formation Director for Dominican Sisters; Chaplain at Ben Taub Hospital and Principal of O' Connell HighSchool in Galveston, where she also taught at the high school level. She holds a MA. in Theology from the University of Notre Dame.

Dr. Hosffman Ospino is Assistant Professor of Pastoral Theology and Religious Education at Boston College's School of Theology and Ministry where he is alsothe Director of Graduate Programs in Hispanic Ministry. He has worked in ministry and religious education at various levels in the United States and Latin America.Dr. Ospino frequently lectures on issues of faith and culture and the impact of this relationship upon Catholic education, catechesis, and ministry.

Ly Phan received her B.A. in Psychology at the University of St. Thomas in Houston, TX. She completed her Master's degree in Industrial/OrganizationalPsychology at the George Washington University in Washington, D.C. Currently, she is pursuing her doctorate degree at the University of Texas Health ScienceCenter with an emphasis on educational programs for breast cancer prevention and survivorship. As a faculty member at the University of St. Thomas, Ly inspiresundergraduate students with her passion for psychological research and applications. Ly, her husband, Khoi Nguyen, and their two children are active members ofHoly Rosary Catholic Church.

Rev. Timothy Piasecki is the pastor of St. Mary Church, Aurora, IL. A board member of PADS, (Public Action to Deliver Shelter) Aurora, IL; a team member and former member of Board of Directors for North American Forum on the Catechumenate; a presenter on topics of Liturgy and the Catechumenate; and aninstructor in Diocesan Lay Ministry Formation.

Sister Edith Prendergast is currently the Director of Religious Education of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles and directs the annual Religious Education Congressin Anaheim, California. This event attracts up to 40,000 participants and speakers, both nationally and internationally. She holds a Doctorate in Ministry fromClaremont School of Theology, a Masters Degree in Theology from Boston College. She did her undergraduate work in Divinity and Art at Maria AssumptionCollege in London, England and received a Sociology degree at the University of San Diego. Sister Edith is a frequent keynote speaker and workshop presenterat national and local Conferences and has written and contributed to several articles on Spirituality, Catechesis and Adult Faith Formation.

Rev. Maurice Restivo, CSB, STD, a native of Houston, Texas, is a member of the Congregation of Saint Basil. He holds a Doctorate in Christology from thePontifical Gregorian University. He initiated the Spanish Language Permanent Deacon program and then was the director of the Permanent Diaconate for theArchdiocese of Galveston-Houston, and has taught systematic and pastoral theology, including Homiletics, at the University of St. Thomas School of Theology atSt. Mary's Seminary in Houston, Texas, and the Faculty of Theology of the University of St. Michael's College in Toronto. At present, Fr. Restivo is serving as pastor at Most Holy Trinity parish in Angleton, Texas.

Anna Scally, President of Cornerstone Media, just received the National Youth Ministry Performer/Artist/Author of the Year Award from the National Federation ofCatholic Youth Ministry. Her book, "Keys To Happiness," is inspiring young people all over North America. Voted the American Business Women's AssociationWoman of the Year, Anna is a columnist for Cornerstone Media's Top Music Countdown on-line resource and the host of the audio show "Burning Issues," dealingwith relevant youth topics. She has authored work on popular music, religious education and youth ministry, made presentations at youth rallies, training events,retreats, and adult education days; she has also been a presenter at all the major conferences for religious educators in North America, and master of ceremoniesat World Youth Days in Denver, Toronto, Germany, and Australia.

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Dr. Joseph White is a clinical child psychologist and Director of Family Counseling and Family Life for the Diocese of Austin Texas. He has taught courses inCatechetics and Pastoral Guidance at the University of Dallas and the University of St. Thomas in Houston. Dr. White is the author of seven books andnumerous articles on catechesis and ministry. A popular speaker at national catechetical, psychological and educational conferences, he is a co-author of thenew Allelu early childhood catechetical program and a National Consultant for Our Sunday Visitor.

David Wood has served the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston as director of the Office of Worship since 2001. David earned a Bachelor of Arts degree intheology from the University of Dallas and holds a Master of Arts in Liturgical Studies from St. John's University in Collegeville, Minnesota. David's claim tofame is his wonderful wife Sylvia and their three terrific children Matthew, Michelle and Micah. In his "spare time" he dabbles in computer technology andhome maintenance.

Tom Zanzig is sponsored at our conference by RCL-Benziger. After devoting over 25 years to the development of youth ministry and adolescent religious education materials, Tom is now a freelance writer, trainer, retreat director and speaker in the areas of Adult Faith Formation (AFF) and spirituality. He recentlyestablished his own consulting and publishing company, Zanzig & Associates, and RCL-Benziger distributes all of his new AFF materials.Tom's work hastaken him throughout the U.S. and Canada as well as to Germany, Australia, Singapore and the Arabian Peninsula. The father of two adult children, he lives inMadison, WI with his wife, Peg.

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El padre Vicente nació en Ecuador el 5 de abril de 1967. Asistió a la Universidad de Guayaquil, donde recibió su título en Psicología Clínica. Luego, asistió alseminario de Nuestra Señora de la Esperanza en la cuidad de Ibarra, Ecuador, y fue ordenado al sacerdocio el 30 de mayo de 1991. En el Ecuador, estuvoinvolucrado en varios ministerios familiares y de la juventud, así como exponiendo mensajes televisados que incluyen "Mensajes" y el discurso "Senderos" televisados por ECUAVISA. Vino a la parroquia de Santa Cecilia el año 2006 como ministro de nuestros miembros hispanos. Es un miembro valorado de nuestra comunidad pastoral.

Miguel Arias es editor de las publicaciones en español de Loyola Press. Como tal, ha sobresalido por su labor de escritor, traductor y editor de libros deespiritualidad y liturgia. Es parte de la facultad del Instituto Cultural del Medio Oeste, el Instituto Tepeyac y el Instituto Hispano de Liturgia de Chicago. Autor de LaNavidad Hispana y Palabra, vida y fe. junot con su esposa Alma radica en Chicago.

Hermana Margarita Broderick DC, es actualmente prestan servicio a tiempo completo en la Oficina de Pastoral Vocacional de la Provincia de San Luis de lasHijas de la Caridad. Una Hija de la Caridad de San Vicente de Paúl desde hace más de cuarenta años, pasó la mayor parte de ellos en la Educación Católicacomo un maestro de primaria, y catequista en Iowa, Missouri y Louisiana; y la directora de Escuela Catolica en Texas. Hna Margarita tiene una Maestría enEducación Religiosa de la Universidad de Loyola, Nueva Orleans y de Licenciatura en Inglés / Historia de Marillac College, St. Louis. A ella le gusta se incorporamúsica, el arte y el teatro siempre que sea posible, aprecia el trabajo en equipo y la colaboración en el ministerio, y le encanta rezar con la gente.

Anna Alicia Chávez tiene una Maestría en Teología de Catholic Theological Union en Chicago, IL y un Bachillerato de la Universidad del Verbo Encarnado en

San Antonio, TX. La Sra. Chávez ha estado en el ministerio pastoral en la comunidad latina y de inmigrantes por más de 20 años. Ella tiene una experienciaextensa en Catequesis y Ministerio Juvenil, en adición a la Formación Pastoral, Espiritual y de Liderazgo. Actualmente es Coordinadora del Programa deEducación y Formación para Catholic Relief Services en la región del suroeste de las Estados Unidos.

Jaime Cortez es un talentoso y popular compositor, arreglista y cantante. Nació en Nueva York y creció en la capital de El Salvador. Actualmente es director demúsica de la parroquia Holy Cross, en Mesa, Arizona, donde reside con su esposa Kari y sus tres hijos.

Rev. Stephen Dudek es Licenciado en Teologia en la Universidad Iberoamericana de la Ciudad de México y es Doctorado en Ministerio Catholic Theological Union de Chicago. Por más de 20 años ha sido párroco en la Diócesis de Grand Rapids ofreciendo sus servicios ministeriales a las comunidades hispanas, vietnamitas y anglo parlantes.

Santiago Fernández se ha desempeñado como músico pastoralista por los últimos 25 años en varias parroquias y ministerios, y es actualmente director de ministerios musicales en la parroquia de San Damián de Molokai en Pontiac, Michigan, en donde dirige los coros en español y en inglés. Él obtuvo su licenciaturaen música en Wayne State University en Detroit y su certificación en ministerio litúrgico y ministerio pastoral en la Arquidiócesis de Detroit de acuerdo a laComisión de Certificación y Acreditación de la USCCB (Conferencia Episcopal Norteamericana). Santiago es conferencista y presentador de talleres en eventos y congresos a nivel nacional en el área de música litúrgica hispana.

Dennis Johnson, Jr. tiene experiencia pastoral que abarca más de dos décadas. Él ha servido en parroquias como catequista, coordinador de la pastoral conadolescentes, agente pastoral y líder catequético parroquial. Ha ocupado cargos diocesanos como director asociado para la pastoral hispana, director de la pastoral catequética y director de la formación y el discipulado. Fue un laico misionero en América del Sur, donde fundó y dirigió una organización sin fines de lucro religiosa binacional para servir a comunidades empobrecidas. Dennis es un católico lleno de fe, un esposo devotado y un padre cariñoso.

Teresita Johnson trabajó por más de 10 años en el área periodística. Tiene una licenciatura en Comunicaciones, Radio y Televisión, de la Universidad deHouston y una Maestría en Estudios Pastorales de la Universidad de Santo Tomás. Teresita, y su esposo Randy, han celebrado en compañía de sus cuatrohijas, 21 años de matrimonio. En la actualidad trabaja como Directora Asociada en la Oficina de Vida Familiar de la Arquidiócesis de Galveston-Houston, dondese encarga de la preparación matrimonial y es promotora de Planificación Familiar Natural.

Diácono Arturo Monterrubio es el Director de la Oficina del Ministerio de la Vida Familiar en la Arquidiócesis de Galveston-Houston. Ha sido instructor delPrograma de Formación para el Ministerio Cristiano los últimos nueve años. Tiene una Maestria en Estudios Teológicos y también en Ingenieria Quimica, fueordenado diácono permanente hace ocho años. El y su esposa Esperanza son directores espirituales del Movimiento Familiar Cristiano Católico en el area deGalveston-Houston. El diácono Arturo y su esposa tienen un programa seminal en Radio Maria "En Familia." El diáconoy su esposa tienen tres hijas y tres hijos.

Roberto Navarro es originario de México. El tiene más de diecinueve años de experiencia sirviendo en diferentes capacidades en la iglesia Católica. En agostodel 2007 fue nombrado director de la Oficina de Jóvenes Adultos y Pastoral Universitaria de la Arquidiócesis de Galveston-Houston. Roberto obtuvo una licenciatura en administración de Empresas de la Universidad St. Edward en Austin, Texas. Tiene una Maestría en Teología y una Maestría en Ministerio Pastoralde la Universidad de St. Mary en San Antonio y es candidato a un Doctorado en Ministerio con especialización en Formación Espiritual para Adultos de laUniversidad Católica de America en Washington, DC.

Dr. Hosffman Ospino es profesor de teología pastoral y educación religiosa en la Escuela de Teología y Ministerio de Boston College en donde también es director de programas de postgrado en ministerio hispano. El Dr. Ospino cuenta con gran experiencia en trabajo pastoral y de educación religiosa tanto en losEstados Unidos como en Latinoamérica. Con frecuencia hace presentaciones sobre temas relacionados con la fe y la cultura y el impacto de esta relación sobre la educación católica, la catequesis y la pastoral.

Rev. Timothy Piasecki es el párroco de la parroquia de Santa María en Aurora, Illinois. Miembro de la mesa directiva de PADS (una posada para los sin hogar);un miembro del equipo del Foro Norteamericano Sobre el Catecumenado; instructor sobre la liturgia y el catecumenado en la escuela del liderazgo en su diócesis. Servía como misionero en Perú.

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Vietnamese Speaker Bios

Vilma Pardo- Rodríguez, MA. LPC es una Consejera Profesional Licenciada por el Estado de Texas y ejerce en practica privada en la ciudad de Houston, Texas,donde ha servido como Directora Parroquial de Ministerio Hispano y Psicoterapeuta para la Universidad de Texas con HC (UTHCPC) .Ella es miembro de laMesa de Consulta del Seminario Saint Mary's y parte del equipo académico del Instituto Fe y Vida. La Sra. Pardo - Rodríguez ha desarrollado programas para elfortalecimiento de la familia y es una presentadora a nivel local y nacional sobre temas psico-educacionales. En 1998 fur reconocida por su Santidad Juan PabloII con el premio "Por la Iglesia y el Papa"

Victor Valenzuela es consultor bilingüe a nivel nacional de William H. Sadlier Inc. Por más de 20 años ha estado trabajando en el ministerio hispano. Ha sidomaestro de secundaria y ha colaborado en diversos ministerios parroquiales incluyendo pastoral juvenil y educación religiosa, donde tiene una gran experienciapreparando materiales. Terminó sus estudios superiores en el seminario St. Joseph en Mountain View, California y tiene dos años de teología cursados en el seminario St. Patricks. También tiene su maestría en educación religiosa de la Universidad de San Francisco. Nació en Arizona de padres mexicanos, ha vividola mayor parte de su vida en el área de la bahía. Actualmente vive en Alameda, CA.

Rev. Anthony Tien M. Dinh, OP. was ordained on 1997 in Calgary, Canada. He got his BSEE at University of Florida; his Mdiv and STL atDominican House of Studies in Washington, DC.; his STD at Angelicum in Rome. His expertise is in Johannine Litterature. He is currently training Vietnamese catechists in Galveston-Houston Archdiocese.

Cha Antôn Đinh Minh Tiên, OP., thụ phong Linh Mục năm 1997 tại Calgary, Gia Nã Đại. Ngài có bằng Kỹ Sư Điện tại Đại Học Florida; bằngCao Học về Thần Học và Thánh Kinh tại Học Viện Đaminh ở Washington, DC; bằng Tiến Sĩ Thần Học Thánh Kinh tại Agelicum ở Rôma. Ngàichuyên môn về Văn Chương Gioan. Hiện Ngài đang huấn luyện Giáo Lý Viên Việt Nam tại TGP Galveston-Houston.

Dr. Le Xuan Hy teaches the Cross Cultural Leadership course for the Pastoral Leadership Program. He is serving as the director of the CatholicStudies program at Seattle University. He is an adjunct associate Professor of Pastoral Theology in the School of Theology and Ministry atSeattle University and a member of the American Evaluation Association. He is the co-author of many articles and the book Measuring EgoDevelopment.

Tiến Sĩ Lê Xuân Hy dạy về Lãnh Đạo Đa Văn Hóa cho Chương Trình Lãnh Đạo Mục Vụ. Ông là giáo sư Tâm Lý, Thần Học, và là giám đốckhoa Công Giáo Học tại Phân Khoa Thần Học và Mục Vụ thuộc Đại Học Seattle và thành viên của American Evaluation Association. Ông cũng làtác giả của nhiều bài báo và sách Đo Lường Phát Triển Tâm Lý (Measuring Ego Development).

Fr. Dat Hoang was born in Vietnam and came to the United States in 1990. He is one of eight children. He attended high school here inHouston and entered the Seminary in 1994. Fr. Dat was ordained in 2003 and his first assignment after ordination was to Holy Name Parish,north of Downtown. Later on he was assigned to St. Mary Magdalene Parish in Humble, TX where he served as Parochial Vicar and in chargeof Hispanic Ministry. He has been the Director of Vocations and the Department of Seminarians for the past 3 ½ years. He is very talentedmusically and plays the violin, piano and guitar.

Cha Hoàng Đạt sinh tạ Việt Nam trong một gia đình có tám người con, và đến Hoa Kÿ năm 1990. Cha học trung học tại Houston và nhập ĐạiChủng Viện năm 1994. Cha thụ phong linh mục năm 2003 và nhận sứ vụ đầu tiên là phục vụ tại Giáo xứ Holy Name, phía bắc của Houston.Sau đó cha đã là phó xứ chuyên lo mục vụ cho người nói tiếng Tây Ban Nha tại Giáo Xứ St. Mary Magdalene, Humble, TX. Hiện Cha đang làGiám Đốc Văn phòng Ơn Gọi và Chủng Sinh trong ba năm rưỡi qua. Cha rất có khiếu về âm nhạc và chơi đàn violin, guitar và piano

Sister Bernadette Huong Nguyen, OP is a native of Houston and a member of the Vietnamese Dominican Sisters of Mary ImmaculateProvince. A graduate from the University of St. Thomas, she has taught at Our Lady of Guadalupe School and in various CCE programsthroughout the archdiocese. Growing up in the "cross generation" of Vietnamese and American culture, she understands the importance of theintegration of faith and culture, especially within the CCE classroom.

Sơ Bernadette Nguyễn Hương, OP., sinh trưởng ở Houston và là thành viên của Dòng Nữ Đaminh, Tỉnh Dòng Đức Mẹ Vô Nhiễm. Sơ tốtnghiệp Đại Học Thánh Tôma, đã dạy tại Trường Đức Mẹ Guadalupe và nhiều chương trình Giáo Lý trong TGP. Lớn lên trong “thế hệ bắc cầu”của nền văn hóa Việt Mỹ, sơ hiểu tầm quan trọng của việc tổng hợp đức tin và văn hóa, đặc biệt là trong các lớp Giáo Lý.

Ly Phan received her B.A. in Psychology at the University of St. Thomas in Houston, TX. She completed her Master's degree inIndustrial/Organizational Psychology at the George Washington University in Washington, D.C. Currently, she is pursuing her doctorate degreeat the University of Texas Health Science Center with an emphasis on educational programs for breast cancer prevention and survivorship. As a faculty member at the University of St. Thomas, Ly inspires undergraduate students with her passion for psychological research and applications. Ly, her husband, Khoi Nguyen, and their two children are active members of Holy Rosary Catholic Church.

Rev. Luong Uong, C.Ss.RFr. Luong is responsible for formation, training and follow up of all family life ministers, individuals, and/or teams for the office of Family LifeMinistry, other offices, parishes and agencies; this formation and training includes the family perspective with the content of Ministry withFamilies. He is the office liaison for grief and healing ministries and groups in our Archdiocese.

Cha Uông Quang Lượng, C.Ss.RCha Lượng lãnh trách nhiệm đào luyện và theo sát các từa tác viên về gia đình, các cá nhân và nhóm cho văn phòng Phục Vụ Đời Sống GiaĐình, các văn phòng, các giáo xứ và cơ quan khác; việc đào luyện và huấn luyện này bao gồm nhãn quan gia đình với nội dung của Thừa TácVụ với các Gia Đình. Cha cũng là liên lạc viên cho thừa tác vụ và các nhóm an ủi và chữa lành của TGP.

Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston

Staff of Continuing Christian Education

Acknowledgements

The Staff of the CCE Office is grateful to the following for their contributions toward thesuccess of this conference:

• His Eminence Daniel Cardinal DiNardo, Archbishop of Galveston-Houston, for presiding at the liturgy • Diane O’Connor for her help with media, A/V and filming expertise • Debbie Elizondo, Director of Adult Formation at the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Houston Texas, for the Conference Logo Design• Environment team: Yvonne Smaistrla, Gayle Hogwood and Martha Burns for their time and talent and all their volunteers who created the

environment for prayer and liturgy• Paul (Khoi) Pham for his contribution of time and talent for the Vietnamese translations.• Debora Walker for graphic design of the poster for publicity• David Hernandez, A-1 Best Moving for his expertise • Jeff Crandall for his work with the A/V for the conference• Liturgy Team: Ginny Temple, Amy Florian, Jacki Giacone, musicians Jaime Cortez and Santiago Fernandez; cantors and local Musicians

for providing beautiful music throughout the conference• Nannette Coons and the Registration/Hospitality Committee for all their work prior to and during the conference• Communications Secretariat of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Office of Worship, Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston • RCL Benziger for their sponsorship of the speaker welcome bags

We would like to thank the following sponsors who generously donated funds, services and/or sponsored speakers:

• Cornerstone Media for their co-sponsorship of Anna Scally• Loyola Press for their sponsorship of Miguel Arias• Our Sunday Visitor Curriculum Division (formerly Harcourt Religion Publishers) for their sponsoship of Dr. Michael Carotta

and Santiago Fernandez• Our Sunday Visitor for their sponsorship of Dr. Joseph White• RCL Benziger for their sponsorship of Tom Zanzig• Twenty-Third Publications for their sponsorship of Bill Huebsch• William H. Sadlier, Inc for their sponsorship of Kathy Hendricks and Victor Valenzula

We appreciate the contribution made to our event by the participating exhibitors whosupport the conference. Please take time to visit the exhibits in 351 AF and 350 DF tolearn about the programs and materials available.

Back row: Mark Ciesielski, Associate Director; Adrián Herrera, Associate Director; Kathy Bronikowski, Secretary; Brian Garcia-Luense, Associate Director;Esperanza Monterrubio, Associate Director; Michael Way, Associate Director

Front Row: Charleen Katra, Associate Director; Virginia Schutte, Secretary; Anne Comeaux, Director; Laura Pineda, Secretary; Kathy Kelly, Associate Director

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American Bible Society Booth # 341865 Broadway New York, NY 10023P: 888 239-3976 F: 866-570-2077E: abscast@americanbible.orgWeb site: www.bibles.com

The mission of the American Bible Society is to make the Bible available to every person in a language and format each can understand and afford, so all people may experience itslife-changing message.

Cameo Blessings Booth # 317460 Kitty Hawk #188 Converse, TX 78109P: 210-590-0099 E: cameoblessings@satx.rr.comWeb site: www.cameoblessings.com

Vintage cameos from 1930's-1960's. My parents gave me the "leftovers" of an estate sale so I could pay my medical debt. Hence, the name, "Cameo Blessings".

Catholic Relief Services Booth # 67711 Madonna Dr. San Antonio, TX 78216P: 210-366-3884 F: 210-366-4671E: anna.chavez@crs.orgWeb site: www.crs.org

CRS serves U.S. Catholics by offering opportunities to put their faithinto action to build a world in which people live as one human family.

Christian Renewal Center Booth # 41515 Hughes Rd. Dickinson, TX 77539P: 281-337-1312 F: 281-337-2615E: deaconjim@retreatcentercrc.orgWeb site: www.retreatcentercrc.org

The Christian Renewal Center is a retreat center open to serving theneeds of all Christians. The retreat center is a beautiful haven setapart to experience reflect and renewal in your relationship with ourLord Jesus Christ, yourself and others.

Congregation of the Sisters of Charity Booth # 9of the Incarnate Word, HoustonVilla de Matel, 6510 Lawndale St. Houston, TX 77023P: 713-928-6053 E: marypatriciadriscoll@yahoo.comWeb site: www.sisterofcharity.org

Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, Houston, an international andmulticultural Congregation of women religious serving Jesus Christwho is suffering in a multitude of persons.

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Cornerstone Media Booth # 35PO Box 1185 Healdsburg, CA 95448P: 707-431-8336 F: E: cormedia@aol.comWeb site: www.cornerstonemedia.org

Cornerstone Media, Inc., produces both print and audio materials tohelp parents, teachers, youth ministers, pastors, and others who workwith teens. We use the music that young people listen to everyday as a tool to spark dialogue about values and relationships.

Faith Factory Tshirts Booth # 28-295007 Pointclear Ct Arlington, TX 76017P: 800-823-5890 F: E: info@FaithFactoryTshirts.comWeb site: www.FaithFactoryTshirts.com

Quality Catholic T-shirts for the whole family! - PLUS CatholicSweatshirts, Canvas Bags, Jewelry and Crosses. Visit our website.

Family Life Ministry Booth # 7Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston2403 Holcombe Boulevard Houston, TX 77021P: 713-741-8730 F: 713-741-8775E: mroman@archgh.orgWeb site: www.familylifehouston.org

The Office of Family Life Ministry (FLM) exists to encourage and empower families and family ministers. The FLM staff offers trainingand resources which take into account current family concerns and promote creative partnerships between Church and family.

Holy Name Passionist Retreat Center Booth # 16430 Bunkerhill Rd. Houston, TX 77024P: 713-464-0211 E: holyname@passionist.orgWeb site: www.passionist.org/holyname

Holy Name Retreat Center exists to provide hospitality, healing, compassion, and opportunities for spiritual growth for all people.

Let's Pray Polo Shirts Booth # 367260 Dillon Street Houston, TX 77062P: 713-294-8900 F: E: ram@ramasute.net

Let's Pray Polo shirts were inspired to be daily tangible reminders topray. Most of us who pray, pray in the morning and/or at night. We go through the whole day without praying, and likely a small prayer during the hectic day would bring us closer to God in the midst ofchaos. Half of the proceeds will go to our children's school, OurLady of Mount Carmel.

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Little Rock Scripture Study Booth # 432500 North Tyler Little Rock, AR 72207P: 501-664-6102 F: E: lrss@dolr.orgWeb site: www.littlerockscripturestudy.org

Small-group, lay-led Bible study helps adults to establish vibrant faithcommunities. Solid Catholic resources include Leadership Training tobuild a strong foundation for on-going faith development. Materialsavailable in English and Spanish. Visit www.littlerockscripture.org;call 800-858-5434 or 501-664-6102; or e-mail: lrss@dolr.org.

Loyola Press Booth # 37-383441 N Ashland Ave Chicago, IL 60657P: 800-621-1008 F: 7732810555E: customerservice@loyolapress.comWeb site: www.loyolapress.com

Loyola Press is a Jesuit Ministry serving the Catholic community infaith formation and spiritual growth. We publish resources that helppeople deepen their relationship with God

Maryknoll Missionaries Booth # 82360 Rice Blvd Houston, TX 77005P: 713-529-1912 F: E: mklhouston@maryknoll.orgWeb site: www.maryknoll.org

Maryknoll is the popular name for the Catholic Foreign MissionSociety of America. We celebrate our 100th anniversary in 2011. We assist the U.S. Church in fulfilling its mission commitment.

Mission Office Booth # 5Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston1700 San Jacinto Houston, TX 77002P: 713-652-8231 E: hochoa@archgh.orgWeb site: www.archgh.org/socialjustice_missions.htm

The Mission Office promotes mission awareness among the peopleof the archdiocese and gathers funds for the support of the missionsworldwide.

National Signs, Ltd. Booth # 252611 El Camino Street Houston, TX 77054P: 713.863.0600 F: 713.863.7585E: jenny.hernandez@nationalsigns.comWeb site: www.nationalsigns.com

National Signs provides turnkey services for custom designed andmanufactured signage. We specialize in unique signage that enhances

an organization's brand and effectively communicates their messageto the public.

Office of Continuing Christian Education Booth # 3Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston2403 Holcombe RdHouston, TX 77021P: 713-741-8730 F: 713-741-8775E: acomeaux@archgh.orgWeb site: www. archgh.org/education_contedu.htm

The Office of Continuing Christian Education is guided by the MissionStatement of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston and the catecheticaldocuments of the Church. We assist catechetical leaders in parishes andschools in furthering the catechetical-evangelical mission of a family-oriented, multi-ethnic Church of adults, youth and children.

Office of Vocations Booth # 1Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston1700 San Jacinto St. Houston, TX 77002P: 713-652-8236 F: 713-759-9151E: ptroncale@archgh.orgWeb site: www.houstonvocations.com

The Office of Vocations for the Archdioces of Galveston-Houston offersactivities in the areas of prayer, vocation awareness and education, discernment and application.

Office of Worship Booth # 2Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston2403 Holcombe Blvd. Houston, TX 77021P: 713-741-8760 F: 713-741-8767E: worshipoffice@archgh.orgWeb site: http://www.archgh.org/prayerandworship_office.htm

The Office of Worship serves as a resource center for liturgy andliturgical music, and offers educational programs, ministry formation andconsultation.

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Exhibitor Descriptions

Twenty-Third Publications Booth # 39-401 Montauk Avenue New London, CT 06320P: 800-321-0411 F: 800-572-0788E: ttpubs@aol.comWeb site: www.23rdpublications.com

Twenty-Third Publications is committed to meeting the needs of Catholicparishes, schools, families, and individuals by publishing books, booklets,DVDs, and CD-Roms. The spirit of Pope John XXIII has been and continues to be our inspiration.

USAMADRID BOOKS Booth # 41-42112 S Sangamon Chicago, IL 60607P: 312-404-3274 F: 480-287-9562E: info@usamadrid.comWeb site: www.usamadrid.com

USAMadrid Books is a distributor of Catholic Books in Spanish. We represent some of the most prestigious Spanish Catholic publishers.

Viva Bookstore Booth # 17-188407 Broadway San Antonio, TX 78209P: 210-826-1143 F: E: paul@vivabooks.comWeb site: www.vivabooks.com

Viva has been in business since 1974 and services the liturgical churchmarket. The majority of our customers are Roman Catholics andEpiscopalians. The ownership of Viva views the store as a return to thedays when theology and philosophy were not separate disciplines so we carry a substantial inventory of "academic" titles and literature. Viva isthe textbook supplier for Oblate School of Theology in San Antonio. Thestore "goes on the road" about 20 times a year for conferences.

Wm. H Sadlier Publishing, Inc. Booth # 19-20-216311 Welles Brook San Antonio, TX 78240P: 888-937-6051 F: 210-930-2115E: jburc@sadlier.comWeb site: www.sadlier.com

Sadlier, family-owned and family-managed: Committed to servingCatholic educators, parish communities, children and families; with high-quality print and online materials PK3 to adult, that are faithful toChurch teachings, fitted to current needs and research and vividly engaging.

Our Sunday Visitor Curriculum Division Booth # 26-27200 Noll Plaza Huntington, IN 46750P: 800-348-2440 F: 281-288-0930E: lhinton@osv.comWeb site: www.osvcurriculum.com

Our Sunday Visitor Curriculum (formerly Harcourt Religion Publishers)is the curriculum division of the 98 year old Non-profit company OurSunday Visitor. We are committed to lifelong catechesis and publishing curriculum that supports this goal.

Pax Christi Booth # 121802 Kipling St. Houston, Texas 77098P: 832-693-5710 F: NoneE: dpatwood@igc.orgWeb site: www.paxchristitexas.org

Pax Christi is a Catholic organization that promotes peace, justice and human rights.

Pflaum Publishing Group Booth # 332621 Dryden Rd Suite 300 Dayton, OH 45439P: 937-293-1415 F: 937-293-1310E: mlekan@pflaum.comWeb site: www.pflaum.com

Pflaum Publishing Group produces weekly lectionary-based magazines for pre-K through 8, sacramental preparation courses, andcatechetical resources for pre-K through 12, religious educators, andyouth ministers.

RCL Benziger Booth # 23-24206 East Bethany Dr Allen, TX 75002P: 281-213-8045 F: E: jberger@rclbenziger.comWeb site: RCLBenziger.com

RCL Benziger is a team of resourceful and creative people dedicatedto providing the Catholic community with the highest quality products, programs, and services. We are customer focused and committed toenriching the lives of individuals, families, and communities worldwide.We value integrity, respectful collaboration, enthusiasm, and soundbusiness principles.

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Showcase Descriptions

All Publisher Showcases will be held on Friday, February 11, 2011 at 1:15 - 1:45 PM

in the designated rooms.

Loyola Press Room 340 B

Preparing Children and Their Parents for the Sacraments of Reconciliation and Eucharist This workshop offers practical, meaningful ways to enhance sacramental preparation programs.Participants will learn various ways to engage parents and children in sacramental preparation.

Our Sunday Visitor Curriculum Division Room 342 E

Your one-source for catechetical materials that are INNOVATIVE, COMPREHENSIVE, and LIFELONG.See the latest resources to assist you in your mission to "help Catholics of ALL ages to better understand, grow in and live their faith."

Pflaum Publishing Group Room 342 B

What's the BUZZ about? . . . The Pflaum Gospel Weeklies Faith Formation Program, PreK-8!Experience an exciting format, engaging lessons, and an extraordinarily easy-to-use program for new and experienced catechists...all for just $9.25 per student.

RCL Benziger Room 342 F

Come see what is new for 2011 and learn how RCL Benziger is implementing the Roman Missal changesin our Blest are We, Faith First and Sacramental Preparation Programs. You will have the opportunity toenter into our drawings which include a $50 Visa gift card, gift baskets and more! Everyone receives afree gift just for attending our showcase!

William H. Sadlier, Inc. Room 342 AD

Sadlier's Showcase will feature our newest Bilingual 7th and 8th Vivimos Nuestra Fe and "The InvestiGator Club" (Pre-K 3 and 4) for schools, parish Early Childhood programs or Mother's Day Out.

Catechetical Conference 2011

Friday Opening Prayer

Call To Prayer

Opening Song:

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SAL Y LUZSantiago Fernández

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Lis ten to your peo ple. Ó ye nos, Se ñor.

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Ó ye nos, Se ñor, ó ye nos, Se ñor.

Letra: De Mateo 5, 13-16. Letra y música © 2003, Santiago Fernández. Obra publicada por spiritandsong.com®. Derechos reservados.

Opening Prayer

Reading: 1 Corinthians 12, 31- 13, 8

Response: You Are Love

Reverencing the Cross

Intercessions:

Closing: Con Amor Jovial/With Rejoicing Hearts J.Cortez

33

CON AMOR JOVIAL / WITH REJOICING HEARTSJaime Cortez

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Friday Closing Prayer

Gathering: With Rejoicing Hearts J. Cortez(See Friday Opening Prayer, pg. 33-34)

Lectura: Lectura del libro del Profeta Isaías.

Response to the Word: Porque Me Ha Ungido J. Cortez

Palabra de Dios….Te alabamos Señor

Response to the Word: Porque Me Ha Ungido

PRESIDER:

God has chosen us to bring good news to those who are hungry for life in Christ.Let us ask God for what we need for this great task.

Intercessions: We Venerate Your Cross S. Fernandez

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Gathering: With Rejoicing Hearts J. Cortez (See Friday Opening Prayer pgs. 33-34)

Welcome and Opening Prayer

Reading: Trích sách Ngôn Sứ Giêrêmia Jeremiah 31: 31-34

Đó là Lời ChúaR/. Tạ ơn Chúa

Response to the Word: Tinh Chúa Cao Với / Boundless Love Duy Thiên

Gospel: A reading from the holy gospel according to John.Glory to you Lord.

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Sung Response: I Say Yes/ Digo Si, Señor D. Peña

The Gospel of the Lord.R. Praise to you Lord, Jesus Christ.

Sprinkling of the Assembly: I Say Yes/ Digo Si, Señor D. Peña

The Lord’s Prayer

Blessing and Sending Forth

Closing: Sal y Luz S. Fernandez (See Friday Opening Prayer, page 31-32)

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DIGO “SÍ”, SEÑOR/I SAY “YES,” MY LORDDonna Peña

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word,call,

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© 1995, Jaime Cortez. Obra publicada por OCP Publications. Derechos reservados.

Gloria:

LITURGY OF THE WORD

First Reading: Lectura del libro del Eclesiástico Sirach 15: 15-20

Palabra de Dios. R. Te Alabamos Señor.

Psalm Response: Blessed are they who follow the way of the Lord! Psalm 119

40

GLORY TO GODJudy Hylton

Music © 1984, Judith E. Hylton. Published by OCP. All rights reserved.

Ho ly Spir it, in the glo ry of God the Fa ther. A men.

Lord, you a lone are the Most High, Je sus Christ, with the

prayer. For you a lone are the Ho ly One, you a lone are the

you are seat ed at the right hand of the Fa ther: re ceive our

God, you take a way the sin of the world: have mer cy on us;

Lord Je sus Christ, on ly Son of the Fa ther, Lord God, Lamb of

we wor ship you, we give you thanks, we praise you for your glo ry.

earth. Lord God, heav en ly King, al might y God and Fa ther,

Glo ry to God in the high est, and peace to his peo ple on

Second Reading: 1 Corinthians 2: 6-10Trích thư thứ nhất của Thánh Phaolô Tông đồ gửi tín hữu Côrintô.

Đó là Lời Chúa R. Tạ ơn Chúa

Gospel Acclamation: Aleluya Misa Hispana

Gospel: Matt. 5: 20-22a, 27-28, 33-34a, 37

A reading from the holy gospel according to Matthew.R. Glory to you, Lord.

The gospel of the Lord.R. Praise to you Lord, Jesus Christ.

Homily

Prayers of the Faithful: Oyenos, Señor B. Hurd

41

ALELUYAMisa Hispana

Letra y música: Misa Popular.

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ÓYENOS, SEÑOR/LISTEN TO YOUR PEOPLEBob Hurd

Letra y música: Misa de las Américas; © 1988, Bob Hurd. Obra publicada por OCP Publications. Derechosreservados.

Lis ten to your peo ple. Ó ye nos, Se ñor.

Estribillo Ostinato

Ó ye nos, Se ñor, ó ye nos, Se ñor.

LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST

Preparation of Gifts: Tinh Chúa Cao Với / Boundless Love Duy Thiên

Holy, Holy: Holy,Holy/Santo,Santo P.Kolar

42

TôNH CHÚA CAO V™I / BOUNDLESS LOVEDuy Thi‘n

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English text: Rufino Zaragoza, OFM. Text and music © 1976, 2000, Nguy n V n Th ng. Published by OCP. All rights reserved.

& b 44 .œ Jœ .œ jœSanHo

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Peter M. KolarMusic © 1998, WLP

Memorial Acclamation: Misa Luna P. Kolar

Great Amen: Misa Luna P. Kolar

The Lord’s Prayer: recited in your own native language

Sign of Peace

Lamb of God:

43

& b 44 œ œ œ œ œ œ œLord, by your cross and res ur

.œ jœ ˙rec tion,

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& b ..œ œ œset us  

˙ Ófree.

œ œ œ œ œ œ œYou are the Sav ior of the

wworld.-

 

Peter M. KolarMusic © 2005, WLP

Text © 1973, ICEL

& b 44 œ œPor tu

œ œ œ œ œcruz y re su rrec

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mén.men.

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Peter M. KolarMusic © 1998, WLP

Text (Mem. Accl.) © 1973, ICELText (Acl. Mem.) © 1970, Comisión Española de Liturgia

Communion: Ang Katawan ni Kristo/Behold the Body of Christ

44

Text © 2003, Ricky Manalo, CSP, and Pia de Leon. Music © 2003, Ricky Manalo, CSP. Published by OCP. All rights reserved.

&b44

Verses

1.

2.

3.

Œ

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Ven al Banquette/Come to the Feast

45

VEN AL BANQUETE / COME TO THE FEASTBob Hurd

Text: Bob Hurd, Pia Moriarty and Jaime Cortez. Text and music © 1994, Bob Hurd and Pia Moriarty. Published by OCP. All rights reserved.

1.

2.

3.

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Christnue

kenco

vestsu

vo en

andqueis

rrecisJe

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ty,brety,

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these

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shall

drink.cia

drink,dos.

BilingualSpanishEnglish

Refrain

Ven,Ven,

Come,

venven

come

alalto

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quequeban

te.te.

quet.

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aa

lala

fiesfies

come

tatato

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Dios.Dios.feast.

Holy Wisdom, Lamp of Learning

46

HOLY WISDOM, LAMP OF LEARNINGBEACH SPRING

Text: 87 87 D; Ruth C. Duck; from Circles of Care, © 1996, The Pilgrim Press. All rights reserved. Used with permission. Music: The Sacred Harp, 1844.

1.2.3.

mindsavset

andingour

spirgosrhy

itpel,thm,

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ining

God’s

deepfruit

praise

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Song of Sending Forth:

Misa Luna mass parts by Peter KolarCopyright © 1998, World Library Publications. All rights reserved. Used by permission.

All music, except for Misa Luna, used with permission from OCP by the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston.

47

VEN Y SÍGUEMESantiago Fernández

© 2005, Santiago Fernández. Obra publicada por OCP Publications. Derechos reservados.

& 42Estribilloœ œ

Ven y

.œ.œœ

sí - gue - me,

œ œœœ

de - ja lo que

.œ .œœ

tie - nes, re -

œ œ œœ

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& .œ .œœ

bie - nes, no

œ œ œ œ

mi-res pa-ra a -

˙

trás.

Œ œ œ

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.œ.œœ

sí - gue - me,

& œ œœœ

que mi yu - go es

.œ .œœ

bue - no, y

œ œ œœ

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œ œ

via - na,

& œœ

nue - va

œ œ œœ

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˙

drás.

al Estribillo

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a las Estrofas

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nar;

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