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Eucharist - St Joseph
Chapel
Wednesdays, 12 noon - Nov. 5, 12, 19
Sundays, 11:00 am - Nov. 2, 9, 16, 23
Candlelight Prayer -
St Joseph Chapel
Tuesdays, 7:00 pm. Nov.
4, 11, 18, 25
November: A Month of Remembrance…
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Liturgy:
All Souls Day, Sunday, November 2, 11:00 am.
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Book
of
Remembrance:
Contains names of deceased family and friends of
the College community, submitted by community members over the last
several years. We add names each year.
You are invited to include the name of your
deceased loved one(s); stop in the chapel any time during November to
write in the name(s).
If you would like additional support as you grieve, please contact
a
member of Edgewood’s Counseling Services at 663-2281or College
Ministries at 663-3451.
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Novenario:
Nov. 13-21. (click
here for more)
You're
invited to join in prayer and remembrance in the spirit of this
tradition.
Upcoming Edgewood service opportunities:
Mary House of Hospitality (near WI Dells):
Sat. Nov. 1, 7:30 am-7 pm: Split/stack
wood, work with UW-Platteville students to prepare a mailing for this
volunteer-run hospitality house. Contact Nicole Heit (nheit@edgewood.edu)
or sign up at Predolin 239.
Nov. 10, 24, Dec. 8:
Salvation
Army:
Volunteer to
spend time with children playing games, basketball, and doing arts and
crafts, 6:15-8 PM. For more information or to sign up, come to Predolin
239, or contact Stacie at
spinzl@edgewood.edu
Luke House Community
Meal Program
Sunday, November 9 - Edgewood's monthly commitment to serve the evening meal at Luke House,
on Madison's east side. Sign up on the College Ministries bulletin
board, 2nd floor DeRicci near the gallery. Contact
Steven Post or Mary Klink
if you'd like to help.
Click here
for more information about helping with the Luke House Meal Program.
November 16-22 Civic Action Week
Thur. Nov. 20, 5-7 PM:
Volunteer to
help with the St. Vincent DePaul food pantry. Sign up at Predolin 239
or contact Nicole Heit at
nheit@edgewood.edu.
Sat. Nov. 15:
Habitat for Humanity Building
Project.
Contact Megan at
mlogterman@edgewood.edu for more
information.
Watch for other opportunities throughout the week. Also, make a donation
to the food drive that will be located outside of Phil’s.
Alternative
Spring Break applications due Nov. 14.
Click here for more about Spring
2009 trips.
"Families of Abraham"
Through
Friday, November 28: DeRicci
Gallery. A photographic,
narrative exhibit celebrating life and faith traditions of Jewish,
Christian and Muslim families. Sponsored by the Lubar Institute for the
Study of the Abrahamic Religions (LISAR) of The University of
Wisconsin-Madison, and by Edgewood College.
Sunday, November 2, 2:00 - 4:00 pm, Anderson Auditorium:
"The Heart of the Home:
Food and Family in the Abrahamic Traditions."
Food and family play a powerful role in religious identity. Discussion
participants: Sara Ben-Ami, owner of B'Tavayon Catering; Rev. Katie
Baardseth, pastor of Midvale Community Church; Rohany Nayan, former
principal, Madinah Academy. Audience participation invited. Followed by
reception and visit to DeRicci Gallery.
Mid-Morning Break
Reflection
Thursdays, 9:30 to 9:45 am, St. Joseph Chapel
Take a short break in your
busy week, for a few minutes of quiet contemplation with other Edgewood
Community members. Each 15-minute session in this once-weekly series of
brief reflections is led by a community member. The focus may include
guided imagery, a brief spiritual, scripture or ecumenical reading, or a
variety of other offerings to refresh your mind and spirit. You’re
welcome to attend whenever your schedule permits. Sponsored by Human
Resources and College Ministries.
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