Program 2011

SCHEDULE 2011 Los Angeles Religious Education Congress
THURSDAY, MARCH 17
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Ticket/Program Book Pick-up – (Convention Prefunction Area)
FRIDAY, MARCH 18
8:00 am On-site Registration & Ticket Pick-up open – (Prefunction Area)
8:30 - 9:30 am Opening Rite & Welcome – (Arena)
10:00 - 11:30 am Period 1 Workshops
10:15 - 11:15 am Archbishop José Gomez Online Chat – (Tech Center, Hall A)
11:30 am - 1:00 pm LUNCH
11:45 am - 12:30 pm Music: Peña / Augustin / Betancourt / Buscema – (Arena)
Music: Jaime Cortez & ValLimar Jansen – (Hall B)
1:00 - 2:30 pm Period 2 Workshops
5:15 pm EUCHARISTIC LITURGIES
Evening Prayer – (Convention 210)
7:45 pm “I am an Immigrant/Soy Inmigrante” – Hall B
8:00 - 9:30 pm Concert: “Festival of Cultures” – (Arena)
Film Showcase 2011 – (Convention 201)
9:30 pm Taizé – (Convention 210)
SATURDAY, MARCH 19
8:00 am On-site registration opens – (Prefunction Area)
Morning Praise – (Arena)
8:30 am Keynote: Jack Jezreel – (Arena)
11:30 am - 1:00 pm LUNCH
11:45 am - 12:30 pm Music: Rubalcava / Manibusan / García-López – (Arena)
Music: Marty Haugen, Gary Daigle & Mary Janus – (Hall B)
5:15 pm EUCHARISTIC LITURGIES
Evening Prayer – (Convention 210)
8:00 - 9:30 pm Sacred Illuminations – (Convention 213)
8:00 - 9:30 pm Concert: Ceili Rain – (Arena)
9:00 - 12 midnight Young Adult Dance – (Marriott Marquis Ballroom)
9:30 - 11:30 pm Young Adult Social – (Marriott Elite Ballroom)
SUNDAY, MARCH 20
8:00 am On-site registration opens – (Prefunction Area)
8:00 - 9:30 am EUCHARISTIC LITURGY – (Arena)
8:30 am Address (English): Dr. Greer Gordon – (Convention Ballroom AB)
Address (Spanish): Dora Tobar Mensbrugghe – (Hall B)
11:30 am - 1:00 pm LUNCH
11:45 am - 12:30 pm Music: John Angotti and Danielle Rose – (Arena)
Music: Rafael Moreno and Santiago Fernández – (Hall B)
3:30 pm CLOSING EUCHARISTIC LITURGY – (Arena)
EGISTRATION BOOTH HOURS:
R SACRED SPACE IN
Friday & Saturday 8:00 am - 3:00 pm CONVENTION 304 (3rd floor)
Sunday 8:00 am - 12:00 pm Friday 10:00 am - 3:30 pm
Location Hall A Prefunction Area Saturday 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
EXHIBIT HALL HOURS: Sunday 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Friday & Saturday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm • The Labyrinth • Chapel • Art Works •
Sunday 8:00 am - 3:00 pm • Live Music • Eucharistic Adoration •
Location Convention Hall A • Sacrament of Reconciliation
MULTICULTURAL EXHIBIT: Friday & Saturday:
Friday & Saturday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm 11:30 am - 1 pm & 2:30 - 3:30 pm
Sunday 9:00 am - 2:30 pm
Location 2nd Floor Prefunction Lobby
CONTENTS
General Info
2011 LOS ANGELES
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CONGRESS
MARCH 18-20, 2011
ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES

OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (ORE)
3424 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD
LOS ANGELES, CA 90010
Schedule
PHONE: (213) 637-7346
WEB: www.RECongress.org
EMAIL: congress@la-archdiocese.org
GENERAL INFORMATION SECCIÓN EN ESPAÑOL

Acknowledgments......................................... 71-74 Horario del Congreso ................................ 30
Attendee General Information ...................... 8 Información ............................................... 32
Audio Recording Form ................................. 27 Mensaje del Cardenal Mahony y
Español
Committees ................................................... 70 Arzobispo Gomez.................................. 28
Congress Highlights ..................................... 7 Mensaje de la Directora ............................ 29
Endowment Fund Contributors ..................... 72-74 Programas de la oficina ............................. 67-69
Exhibitors
• Categories ............................................... 95, 97 TALLERES DEL CONGRESO
• Featured Exhibitors ................................ 82-102 Viernes, Sesiones 1-3 ................................ 33
• Index (alphabetical) ................................ 99-104 Sábado, Sesiones 4-6 ................................ 34
Daily Schedules Domingo, Sesiones 7-8 ............................. 35
• Friday, March 18 .................................... 9-11
Arena
WORSHIP AIDS – ARENA:
• Saturday, March 19 ................................ 16-18
Friday
• Sunday, March 20 .................................. 23-24
Opening Rite & Welcome begins.............. 37
Maps
Black Culture Liturgy begins .................... 40
• Clarion Hotel Map .................................. 76
• Convention Center Map ...................Back Cover Saturday
• Exhibit Hall A Map ................Inside Back Cover Morning Praise begins .............................. 46
• Hilton Hotel Map ................................... 77 Young Adult Liturgy begins ...................... 49
• Marriott Hotel Map................................. 78
O.R.E.
Sunday
• Restaurants Map & Listing ..................... 80-81 Closing Liturgy begins .............................. 56
• Sheraton Park Hotel Map ....................... 79 Congress Theme Song .............................. 65
O.R.E. Programs ........................................... 67-69
O.R.E. Staff .................................................. 66 WORKSHOP ROOM LOCATIONS
O.R.E. Staff Booth Schedule ........................ 67 Period 1 – Friday, March 18 ........................ 13
Speaker Index................................................ 6 Period 2 – Friday........................................... 14
Tech Center Schedule.................................... 12 Period 3 – Friday........................................... 15
Weekend Schedule ..................... Inside Front Cover Period 4 – Saturday, March 19 ..................... 20
Maps
Welcome Period 5 – Saturday ....................................... 21

Message from Bishop Brown.................... 4 Period 6 – Saturday ....................................... 22
Message from Archbishop Gomez ............ 3 Period 7 – Sunday, March 20 ....................... 25
Message from the Director........................ 5 Period 8 – Sunday ......................................... 26
Recorded workshops are indicated by
Exhibitors
SAVE THE DATE! SPECIAL EVENTS

Congress 2012 Dates Archbishop Gomez Online Chat ................. Friday
March 22, 2012 (Youth Day) Filmmakers’ Showcase ................................ Friday
March 23-25, 2012 (adult days) Young Adult Dance & Social ................... Saturday
Sacred Illuminations ................................ Saturday
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WELCOME
WELCOME TO CONGRESS
Archbishop Jose Gomez
Welcome to the grace

of New Beginnings and
to a future filled with
Hope.
Cardinal Roger Mahony
In gratitude for your

leadership and support
of Congress for 25 years.
May the path before you be
blessed in abundance.
2 2011 Religious Education Congress

WELCOME
General Info
March 2011
I are delighted to welcome you to our annual Religious Education Congress. This won-
derful annual gathering affords us the opportunity to renew our discipleship with Jesus
Christ, our membership in the Body of Christ, His Church, and our commitment to the
ministry of evangelization and catechesis.
This year’s theme, Hold Firm...Trust!, is inspired by the Scriptures for the Second
Sunday of our Lenten journey. We are drawn into the extraordinary love of God who
accompanies us on our faith journeys, steadies us in times of challenge, and leads us
to the fullness of the Paschal Mystery. Trusting in God’s presence and power, we walk
with confidence through seasons of dark and of light.
The Keynote and addresses, the many workshops, and the varied Liturgical Celebra-
tions offered throughout the weekend are a rich source of renewal for us all. We are
gratified and encouraged that so many of you take advantage of the extraordinary
opportunities to deepen your lives in Jesus Christ, to reaffirm your love for the Church,
and to commit yourselves to proclaiming the Good News of Jesus for the whole world.
Your leadership and faithful participation are key to the ongoing growth and well-being
of our parish communities.
Please be assured of my gratitude and encouragement as you continue to be involved in
this essential ministry of catechesis in our Church.
Asking God’s blessings upon you, your families and parish communities, and with
every best wish, I am
Sincerely yours in Christ,
His Excellency
Most Reverend José H. Gomez
Archbishop of Los Angeles
WELCOME

WELCOME
General Info
March 2011
It is a great joy for me to welcome you once again to our uplifting and inspiring Religious
Education Congress. This outstanding weekend offers many opportunities for re-energizing
our lives and enriching our ministries.
The Congress theme – “Hold Firm…Trust!” – echoes the words of the prophet Jeremiah who
likens the one who trusts, to a tree by the waterside that has no fear even in a year of drought.
Nourished at its roots by the rich soil, it grows and flourishes in all seasons. Heartened by this
promise we move forward, buoyed up with energy for the journey.
As you will recall, a Religious Education Endowment Fund has been established in the
Archdiocese of Los Angeles for the ongoing education and formation of Directors of Religious
Education, Adult Educators, Young Adults and Youth Ministers. The fund is currently enabling
20 students to pursue a master’s degree in Religious Education. Your gift offering at the 2010
Congress Saturday night liturgies together with online contributions added $44,702 to this
fund. We thank for your on-going generosity.
Our spirits are sure to be lifted with the inspiring liturgical celebrations, entertainment and
multicultural expressions provided. In the midst of the many activities there is also opportunity
to “step back” and rest in the silence of Sacred Space, walk the labyrinth or participate in the
Sacrament of Reconciliation.
Thank you for your exceptional leadership and your unwavering commitment to keep on shar-
ing the Good News of our rich heritage.
I look forward to welcoming you at this spirit-filled gathering.
Sincerely,
Sister Edith Prendergast, RSC

Archdiocesan Director
SPEAKER INDEX
Adams, Dr. Shauna .......... 2-01*, 7-01* Mulhall, Daniel .................. 8-16*
Asterisks (*) and the head-
Allen Jr., John ................... 5-01*, 7-02* Mullen, Fr. J. Patrick ......... 3-20*, 6-22*
Alonso, Tony ..................... 5-02, 7-03 phone symbol ( ) indicate Murray, Rev. J-Glenn ........ 1-17*, 2-21*
Amodei, Michael ............... 3-01*, 6-01* recorded workshops. “Key” Ngo, Fr. Peter ................... 3-70*
Anderle, Donna................. 2-02*, 4-01* indicates a Saturday Keynote Nguyen, Paul .................... 4-70*
Angotti, John..................... 3-02* or Sunday Address. Nguyen, Rev. Hy............... 2-70*, 6-70*
Arroyo, Maria .................... 2-51*, 7-51* Nicholas, Rev. William ...... 5-18*, 7-16*
Workshops are designated by
Ash, Laura ........................ 3-04*, 5-04* Noguez, Armando ............. 1-53*, 4-54*
two numbers separated by a
Au, Dr. Wilkie .................... 8-01* Oliva Muralles, Lucrecia ... 2-51*, 7-51*
dash. The first number indicates
Awiapo, Thomas ............... 7-04* Ospino, Dr. Hosffman ....... 1-54*, 7-55*
the period; the number after the
Barron, Fr. Robert ............. 1-01*, 4-02* Paige, Eric ........................ 2-22*, 8-17*
dash is the workshop number.
Beaudoin, Dr. Tom ............ 3-03, 5-03* Paradise, Jo Ann .............. 1-18*, 8-18*
Workshop numbers -01 to -30
Beckman, Betsey.............. 3-04*, 5-04* Pedraza, Dr. Fanny........... 3-56*, 8-55*
are in English; -50 to -58 are
Bellante, Rev. Rubén ........ 6-51*, 8-51* Phong, Bro. Fortunat ........ 5-70*, 8-70*
in Spanish; and -70 is in Viet-
Benavides, Luis ................ 5-51*, 7-52* Ponnet, Fr. Chris............... 6-24*
namese.
Bolduc, Ed ........................ 2-03* Quevedo, Archbp. Orlando. 3-21*, 5-20*
Boyle, Rev. Gregory ......... 2-04* Quinlan, Tom .................... 6-25*, 8-19*
Breen, Dr. Elizabeth.......... 6-24* Haas, David ...................... 2-14, 6-10 Rappé, Wendy .................. 3-26*, 5-25*
Bryant, Sr. Kathy............... 2-05* Hagan, Fr. Tom ................. 2-15* Reynolds, Dr. Sean........... 2-23*, 8-20*
Burke-Sullivan, Dr. Eileen . 2-06*, 6-02* Hanvey, Rev. Dr. James ... 5-10*, 7-12* Ricard, Rev. R. Tony ......... 3-22*, 7-17*
Burland, John ................... 1-02*, 4-03* Hart, Sarah ....................... 6-26* Rivera, Jorge .................... 2-55*, 5-56*
Burns Senseman, Rita...... 3-05*, 6-03* Haugen, Marty .................. 8-08* Rodríguez, Rev. Domingo 1-55*, 4-55*
Campuzano, Fr. Guillermo 6-52*, 8-52* Heagle, Fr. John ............... 7-13* Rohr, Fr. Richard .............. 2-24*, 6-27*
Carotta, Dr. Michael .......... 7-05*, 8-02* Heft, Rev. James .............. 4-12* Rolheiser, Rev. Ronald ..... 1-19*, 4-22*
Castañeda, Dr. Augusto.... 1-51* Hernandez, Sr. Glenda ..... 3-55*, 5-55* Rotunno, Jo ...................... 8-16*
Chairez, Rita ..................... 3-51* Hershey, Rev. Terry .......... 1-12*, 4-13* Rubalcava, Pedro ............. 2-56
Cheri, Richard................... 1-04 Horan, Michael ................. 6-11* Rupp, Sr. Joyce ................ 4-23*, 7-18*
Chinn, Andrew .................. 3-06*, 7-06* Huebsch, Bill..................... 1-13*, 4-14* Saso, Patt ......................... 3-23*, 5-21*
Cieslak, Fr. William ........... 6-05*, 8-03* Hunt, Jeanne .................... 6-16*, 8-10* Saso, Steve ...................... 3-23*, 5-21*
Coleman, Fr. Gerald ......... 1-03, 4-04 Jamison, Fr. Christopher .. 2-16, 6-12 Sawyer, Sr. Kieran ............ 7-19*, 8-21*
Cortez, Jaime ................... 4-06 Jansen, ValLimar .............. 4-15*, 6-26* Scally, Anna ...................... 5-22*
Coster, Pam ...................... 6-06*, 8-04* Jezreel, Jack..................... 3-14, Key*, Schmisek, Dr. Brian .......... 2-25*, 8-22*
Coutinho, Fr. Paul ............. 3-07*, 7-07* .............................. 5-11 Sedano, Maruja ................ 1-56*, 7-56*
Covarrubias, Maria ........... 3-52* Jones, Richard.................. 6-13*, 1-52* Senior, Rev. Donald .......... 1-20*, 4-24*
Crosby, Rev. Michael ........ 1-05*, 6-04* Kempf, Fr. Joe .................. 1-14*, 5-12* Shaw, Dr. Jennifer ............ 7-20*
Cupich, Bishop Blase ....... 2-07* Kendzia, Tom .................... 4-15*, 8-09* Shepp, Vikki...................... 4-25*
Cusick, Rev. John ............. 3-08*, 7-08* Kennedy, Rev. Michael ..... 6-14*, 8-56* Skinner, Christine Way ..... 2-26*, 7-21*
Dahm, Fr. Charles ............ 3-54*, 5-53* Khamisa, Azim .................. 3-15*, 5-13* Skinner, Michael Way ....... 2-26*, 7-21*
D’Arcy, Paula .................... 1-06, 4-05 Knobbe, Beth .................... 3-16*, 4-16* Smith-Christopher, Daniel 1-21*, 8-23*
Davidson, Dr. James ........ 6-07*, 8-05* Kolar, Peter ....................... 6-55 Sparks, Fr. Dick ................ 3-24, 5-23
Delaney, Fr. Martin ........... 7-09* Lacey, Sr. Marilyn ............. 4-18* Sparough, Rev. J. Michael . 1-22*
Dempsey, Sr. Carol........... 2-08*, 5-05* Langenbrunner, Fr. Norman 6-16*, 8-10* Spitzer, Fr. Robert............. 1-23*
Donlon, Enda .................... 8-24* Lawton, Liam .................... 5-02, 7-03 Stauring, Javier Ellis ......... 6-14*, 8-56*
Early Childhood Board ..... 5-06* Lee, Rev. Michael ............. 2-53* Stenzel, Pam .................... 1-24*, 5-24*
East, Msgr. Ray ................ 2-09* Leonard, Fr. Richard ......... 6-17, 8-11 Sutton, Barbara ................ 3-25*
Eipers, Carole ................... 4-17 Levo, Sr. Lynn ................... 1-15* Sweeney, Rev. Michael .... 4-26*, 7-22*
Ellair, Steven..................... 2-10*, 6-08* López, Rodolfo ................. 5-52*, 7-53* Sweetser, Thomas ............ 3-26*, 5-25*
Ferder, Sr. Fran ................ 1-07* Mahan, Rev. Daniel .......... 3-17*, 4-19* Sylvester, Nancy ............... 4-28*, 7-23*
Fernández, Santiago ........ 5-07, 3-53 Mahon, Maeve .................. 7-09* Theisen, Michael .............. 3-27*, 5-26*
Fiand, Sr. Barbara ............ 1-09*, 6-09* Manalo, Rev. Ricky ........... 4-20, 6-18 Tobar Mensbrugghe, Dora . 5-57*, Key*
Flecha, José-Román ........ 6-53*, 8-53* Mangan, Michael .............. 4-21*, 7-14* Travers, Ailis ..................... 8-24*
Foley, Rev. Edward ........... 3-09, 4-07 Manibusan, Jesse............. 2-17* Valenzuela, Victor ............. 1-25, 4-53
Ford, Dr. Paul ................... 7-10* Martin, Sr. Oralisa ............. 3-18, 5-14 Van Ban, Bishop Vincent .. 1-70*, 7-70*
Fragomeni, Fr. Richard ..... 1-08*, 3-10* Martin, Rev. James ........... 6-15*, 8-12* Vega, Rev. Richard ........... 4-56*
Frawley-Mangan, Anne..... 3-11*, 8-06* Massingale, Rev. Bryan .... 2-18*, 6-19* Vital Cruz, Lupita .............. 6-56*, 7-57*
Gaillardetz, Dr. Richard .... 1-10*, 4-08* Matovina, Dr. Timothy ....... 6-20*, 4-52* Vlaun, Msgr. James .......... 1-26, 4-27
Galipeau, Dr. Jerry............ 1-11*, 5-08* Mayersohn, Rabbi Michael. 5-15*, 8-13* Wagner, Nick .................... 2-27*, 7-24*
García-López, Estela ........ 5-52*, 7-53* McCarty, Robert................ 1-16*, 6-21* Walker, Christopher .......... 1-27*, 5-27*
García-Mina Freire, Ana ... 2-52*, 4-51* McCormack, Dr. Patricia ... 5-16*, 8-14* Walton, Greg ....................
Gentry-Akin, David ........... 2-11*, 8-07* McGill, James ................... 6-23*, 8-15* Wells, David...................... 1-28*, 8-25*
Ginel Vielva, Rev. Alvaro .. 6-54*, 8-54* McGrath, Bro. Michael ...... 2-19*, 7-15* Wenc, Char....................... 2-28*, 6-28*
Gittins, Fr. Anthony ........... 3-12*, 7-11* McKenna, Dr. Megan ........ 2-20*, 5-19* Whitaker, Janèt Sullivan ... 6-26*
Good Ground, .................. 1-04 McMahon, Bp. Malcolm .... 3-19* Witter, Jacquelyne ............ 5-28*, 7-25*
Goodwin, Dr. Carole ......... 4-09* Meléndez-Colón, Juan...... 5-17*, 8-57* Yzaguirre, Dr. John ........... 7-26*
Gordon, Dr. Greer ............. 5-09*, Key* Miles, Ted ......................... 7-04* Zanotto, Luigi .................... 6-57*, 7-58*
Groody, Fr. Daniel............. 2-12*, 5-54* Molina, Amalia .................. 3-51* Zanzig, Tom ...................... 3-28*
Groome, Dr. Thomas ........ 3-13*, 4-10* Montenegro, Juan Carlos . 7-54* Zaragoza, Bro. Rufino ...... 2-17*, 4-70*
Groves, Richard................ 2-13*, 4-11* Moreno, Rafael ................. 2-54 Zavala, Bishop Gabino ..... 4-57*

CONGRESS SPOTLIGHT
General Info
ARCHBISHOP GOMEZ CHAT >
CONGRESS FEATURES Friday, 10:15-11 am – Tech Center

In the tradition of Cardinal Roger Mahony’s
online chat sessions, join us Friday morning
at the Tech Center as Los Angeles Archbish-
op José Gomez conducts a live online chat
session with students from St. Thomas the < “FESTIVAL OF CULTURES”
Apostle School in Los Angeles. This event Friday, 8-9:30 pm – Convention Arena
will mark the Archbishop’s first online chat.
We’re having a worldwide party – and
you’re invited! Join us Friday night as the
Arena explodes in dance and song. Talented
artists will share the unique heritage of their
communities as they celebrate life through
FILM SHOWCASE 2011 >
music. Come experience the color, sounds,
Friday, 8-10 pm – Convention 201 movement, and energy of this not-to-be-
This year’s Film Showcase, in partner- missed event, and join in the celebration
ship with Loyola Marymount University, yourself!
presents excerpts from a number of narra-
tive feature films, shorts, documentaries,
experimental and animated films, whose < KEYNOTE: JACK JEZREEL
thematic elements are grounded in Catholic
social teaching, justice, ministry, spirituality Saturday, 8:30 am – Convention Arena
and theology. Filmmakers will be present to “Gathered and Sent: Saints, Prophets
meet with audience members. and Martyrs on a Mission”
The Gospels, the legacy of holy witnesses,
and Vatican II speak of a Church that gath-
SACRED ILLUMINATIONS > ers and sends. The future of American Ca-
tholicism holds some exciting and promising
Saturday, 8-9 pm – Convention 213 prospects if we are willing to renew the
Sacred Illuminations, a mystical choreogra- possibilities of parish purpose and structure.
phy of light and sound, returns to Congress
2011. Incorporating her newest liturgical
and fine art photography and reflections,
Sr. Rose Marie Tulacz, SND will bring us
deeper in surrender to the care, to the heart, < AID FROM YOUR OLD CELL
of God. Come reflect and pray. Friday through Sunday – various
Again this year we are partnering with Get
Green To Get Green, an organization that
recycles cell phones. The proceeds gener-
ated from this partnership will be donated
RECongress.org/LIVE > to the Pakistan and Haiti relief efforts
through Catholic Relief Services (CRS).
Friday through Sunday – Hall A
Adjacent to the Office of Religious Educa-
tion booth will be our Broadcast Booth. Get
in on the action as we interview presenters,
artists, exhibitors and more, all from the
floor of Exhibit Hall A! LIVE coverage
begins on Friday morning and continues < WIN AN iPAD
throughout the entire weekend. Check out Friday through Sunday – Hall A
www.RECongress.org/LIVE for the sched- Drop by the Office of Religious Education’s
ule of events. booth for information on how to win your
own iPad. The ORE booth is located near
the center of the Exhibit Hall. And see the
new Broadcast Booth area. Get in on the
CONGRESS SOUVENIRS > action as we interview presenters, artists,
exhibitors and more, all from the floor of
Friday through Sunday – Arena Lobby Exhibit Hall A!
Don’t leave Congress without getting your
souvenir items. Find pins, note pads, pens,
buttons and more at the Information/Sou-
venir booth in the center of Hall A.
GENERAL INFORMATION
AUDIO RECORDING HOSPITALITY ROOM INFORMATION
Many of the workshop sessions will be recorded with Check the Message Board in the Prefunction area to
speaker permission (indicated by [*] and ). Audio give or obtain information about parish hospitality.
CDs are available for purchase at the CSC Digital FOOD/CONCESSIONS
Media booth, located at the east wall in Exhibit Hall A. The Convention Center offers daily options of food
Delegate recording in any medium of any workshop choices in Hall A.
or general assembly is NOT permitted. Continental breakfast: 8:00 am - 9:30 am
BOOK SIGNING Lunch: 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Authors and musical artists will be available to sign Cart concessions: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
books and CDs in the Book Signing Area (southeast LOST AND FOUND
area of Exhibit Hall A, near the Recording Booth). Lost & Found is located outside of Congress Head-
Check the schedule at the Book Signing Area for quarters, located in Convention AR 1.
updated times.
MESSAGE CENTER
CELL PHONES / PAGERS The Message Center, located in the Prefunction area,
Out of respect for speakers and other participants, can receive incoming messages. Call (714) 765-8883
please turn off or silence cell phones and pagers during or (714) 765-8884 to leave a message, or you can leave
general sessions, liturgies and workshops. a note on the Message Board.
EMERGENCIES Friday: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
In case of emergency, contact Convention Center per- Saturday: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
sonnel or the nearest Congress official wearing a red, Sunday: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
white, blue striped ribbon; they are in radio contact PARKING
and can summon help quickly. For life-threatening Day parking is available in the Convention Center
situations, please call 9-1-1. parking structures at the rate of $12 per day with no
EXHIBIT HOURS in-and-out privileges.
Exhibits are located in Hall A. See pages 99-104 for a RESTAURANT RESERVATIONS
listing of exhibitors. Exhibits will be open: In addition to our listing on pages 80-81, the Res-
Friday: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm taurant Booth, located in the Prefunction area, has
Saturday: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm restaurant menus and can help make reservations:
Sunday: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm Friday & Saturday: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
FIRST AID Sunday: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
A First Aid Station for routine health matters is located SMOKING
in the Prefunction area (see back cover map). Smoking is not allowed at the Convention Center,
other than the designated outdoor courtyards.
WORKSHOP INFORMATION
NAME TAGS/TICKETS WORKSHOPS
Congress Name Tags are required to be worn at all All workshops are ticketed and no one will be ad-
times during scheduled events. Tickets are necessary mitted to any session without the proper ticket. Any
for admittance into workshops and general sessions. valid ticket will serve as admission to Arena or Hall
B workshops, but these sessions are not open to those
TICKET EXCHANGE without tickets.
You may exchange tickets for any open workshops
during the same period beginning at noon on the Fri- Our speakers are generously sharing their time and
day of Congress at the Registration Booth’s Exchange talents with us. As a special courtesy to them, we ask
window, located in the Prefunction area. Note: Any that you please arrive at the workshop location prior
ticket can be used for sessions of the same time in the to the scheduled start time. We remind you to please
Arena or Hall B. silence or turn off pagers and cell phones.
All sessions will begin on time, and many speakers

SAVING SEATS have asked that no one be admitted after the session
It is permissible to save seats up to 10 minutes before has begun. Also, we ask you to avoid, as much as
a scheduled function begins. After that time, we ask possible, leaving workshops during a presentation.
that, in Christian love, you release these seats for Most of the workshops will have a natural break time
others. If any Congress volunteer requests that you when it would be less disruptive to the speaker and to
release seats that you are saving, please comply with the other participants.
the direction given.

Friday, March 18, 2011 EVENTS
FRIDAY @ CONGRESS
Schedule
Opening event 2010
LITURGIES & PRAYER SERVICES

Eucharistic Liturgies All liturgies begin at 5:15 pm
Congress offers several Eucharistic Liturgies of different character from which to choose. We invite you to experience
a liturgy from among the many cultures.
Character Location Presider Music
F1 General Convention Ballroom (3rd floor) Msgr. Ray East Meredith Augustin
F2 Black Culture Convention Arena Rev. J-Glenn Murray Richard Cheri & Good Ground
F3 Contemplative Hilton Pacific Ballroom Rev. James Martin Tony Alonso / Marty Haugen
F4 From the Islands of... Marriott Marquis Rev. Niko Leota Joe Camacho / Jesse Manibusan
Hawaii, Samoa, Tonga, Guam
F5 Spanish Convention Hall B Rev. Richard Vega Peter Kolar / Rafael Moreno
F6 Vietnamese Marriott Grand Ballroom Bishop Vincent Van Ban Vietnamese Community
Liturgy of the Hours & Prayer Service

Vespers (Latin for “evening”) is our evening prayer service. Our day ends with the simple chant songs of Taizé.
P1 Evening Prayer 5:15 pm Convention 210 (2nd floor) Cambria Smith Estale García-López / Rudy López
P2 Taizé 9:30 pm Convention 210 (2nd floor) — David Anderson
FRIDAY EVENTS
OPENING RITE & WELCOME
FRIDAY SCHEDULE
8:00 am Arena – Friday, 8:30 am
On-site registration begins
(Prefunction area)
HOLD FIRM...TRUST!
Trusting in God’s outrageous love and faithful presence, we gather. Join us in a
8:30 - 9:30 am spirit-filled celebration and lift hearts and voices in a chorus of praise and worship.
Opening Rite & Welcome Our inspiring ritual will be graced by the presence and participation of:
(Arena) Cardinal Roger Mahony Gary Daigle Rudy López
Archbishop José Gomez Chris de Silva Kenneth Louis
10:00 - 11:30 am Edith Prendergast, RSC Santiago Fernández Diana Macalintal
Period 1 Workshops Paulette Smith Clare Flaherty Ricky Manalo
Jan Pedroza Estela García-López Ginny McKinley-Temple
10:15 - 11:15 am John Flaherty Laura Gomez Monica Miller Luther
Archbishop Gomez Online Chat Tony Alonso David Haas Rafael Moreno
(Tech Center - Hall A) John Angotti Bob Halligan Paul Nguyen
Ed Archer Sarah Hart Donna Peña
11:30 am - 1:00 pm Meredith Augustin Marty Haugen Cliff Petty
LUNCH Matt Bazar Eddie Hilley Jorge Rivera
Betsey Beckman Frank Jansen Jalonda Roberts
11:45 am - 12:30 pm Anna Betancourt ValLimar Jansen Danielle Rose
Music (Arena) Ed Bolduc Mary Janus Pedro Rubalcava
– Donna Peña, Meredith Augustin, Jennifer Broyard-Bonam Timothy Jones Nicole Smith
Helena Buscema Tom Kendzia Brenda Smith
Anna Betancourt, Helena Buscema Joe Camacho Mel Kennedy Valyermo Dancers
Music (Hall B) Karla Carrillo Peter Kolar Chris Walker
Richard Cheri Gaile Krause John West
– Jaime Cortez & ValLimar Jansen
Jaime Cortez Liam Lawton Janét Sullivan Whitaker
1:00 - 2:30 pm Harrison Crenshaw Michael Paul Leon Rufino Zaragoza
Period 2 Workshops Elohim D’Leon Monica Leon ... and many others
3:00 - 4:30 pm
FRIDAY LUNCHTIME ENTERTAINMENT
Period 3 Workshops
Arena – 11:45 am - 12:30 pm
5:15 pm
Eucharistic Liturgies DONNA PEÑA, MEREDITH AUGUSTIN, ANNA BETANCOURT &
& Evening Prayer HELENA BUSCEMA
8:00 pm “Music Fills the Soul”
Concert (Arena) Hungry for lunch…Hungry for love…
– “Festival of Cultures” Hungry for Jesus…Come get your fill. Join
Film Showcase 2011 these four gifted women as they enrich your
(Convention 201) lunch hour with a musical experience that
Peña Agustin Betancourt Buscema will fill your heart with hope and gratitude.
9:30 pm
Taizé
Hall B – 11:45 am - 12:30 pm
(Convention 210)
JAIME CORTEZ & VALLIMAR JANSEN
Registration Hours “The Family That Plays Together Prays Together”
8:00 am - 3:00 pm
Come enjoy a refreshing, upbeat, musical lunch break.
(Prefunction area)
Jaime Cortez, ValLimar Jansen and their families provide Cortez Jansen
Exhibit Hours a fun concert of music, from the secular to the sacred and sublime. Come play!
8:00 am - 5:00 pm Come pray!
(Hall A)
Sacred Space FRIDAY EVENING CONCERT
10:00 am - 3:30 pm
(Convention 304) Arena – 8:00
RECONCILIATION HOURS “Festival of Cultures: A Celebration of Sights,
11:30 am - 1:00 pm Song, Music & Dance”
2:30 - 3:30 pm
B drawn into the sound and rhythms of the peoples whose
Be
Multicultural Exhibit roots are in countries throughout the world. Come celebrate
ro
9:00 am - 5:00 pm the riches of this extraordinary and spirit-filled event.
(Convention 2nd floor)
FILM SHOWCASE 2011

Cell Phone Recycling
(various locations, see map) Convention 201 – 8:00 - 9:30 pm
Massage
The Film Showcase, in partnership with Loyola Marymount Uni-
(Prefunction Lobby Hall A)
versity, presents excerpts from a number of narrative feature films,
shorts, documentaries, experimental and animated films

FRIDAY EVENTS
ARCHBISHOP CHAT @ TECH CENTER
Tech Center – Hall A, 10:15 - 11:15 am ASIAN PACIFIC EVENTS
Drop by and watch Archbishop José Go- VIETNAMESE-LANGUAGE WORKSHOPS
mez as he conducts his first online chat with 1-70 Bishop Vincent Van Ban
students from St. Thomas the Apostle School 2-70 Fr. Hy Nguyen
in Los Angeles. Then check online later for a
3-70 Fr. Peter Ngo
transcript of the chat on our web site – www.RECongress.
org/chat. ASIAN PERSPECTIVE LITURGIES
From the Islands of ...
ART EXHIBIT Hawaii, Samoa, Tonga, Guam
Schedule
Marriott Marquis - 5:15 pm
Grand Arena Lobby
Rev. Niko Leota, presider
Congress 2011 features The Saint John’s Bible
– the first handwritten and illuminated Bible
Vietnamese Liturgy
commissioned in 500 years. A team of 14 cal-
ligraphers and artists have completed six of Marriott Grand Ballroom
seven volumes that make up The Saint John’s Bible. The last Bishop Vincent Van Ban, presider
volume, Letters and Revelation will be completed in 2012.
SACRED SPACE
Convention Center 304 – 10 am - 3:30 pm
Enter a place dedicated to facilitating a sense
of spiritual rejuvenation – partake in the Laby-
rinth, spend some time in Eucharistic Adora-
tion, or make use of the times for the Sacra-
ment of Reconciliation. (We are grateful to the priests who
make this sacrament available to our Congress attendees.)
MULTICULTURAL EXHIBIT
Convention 2nd floor Lobby – 9 am - 5 pm SPEAKER SIGNING
Find a variety of cultural and religious arti-
facts, expressions of faith and religious piety Hall A (Southeast corner)
practices, stories of saints and martyrs, and Authors and musical artists will be available to sign books
a plethora of items from the cultures of Na- and CDs in the Book Signing Area (southeast corner of
tive America, Central and South America, Europe, Africa/ Exhibit Hall A). Check the schedule at the Book Signing
African-American and Asia. Area for scheduling updates.
FOLLOWING PERIOD 1 (about 11:30 am)
UNWIND DURING CONGRESS AUTHOR EXHIBITOR TABLE
Hall A Prefuntion Area – 10 am - 4:30 pm Richard Gaillardetz Paulist Press TABLE A
Renew your spirit and take a break from the Ronald Rolheiser Paulist Press TABLE B
bustle of Congress with a chair massages that Msgr. James Vlaun Catholic Book Pub. TABLE C
relieves tension and relaxes the mind. Visit our Michael Sparough Loyola Press TABLE D
Chair Massage area in the Prefunction Area of Fr. Joe Kempf Liguori Publications TABLE E
Hall A. The cost is $1 per minute. Sr. Edith Prendergast Ave Maria Press TABLE F
Fr. Tony Ricard Knight Productions TABLE L
CELL PHONE DROP OFF
Friday through Sunday FOLLOWING PERIOD 2 (about 2:30 pm)
Remember to drop off your old cell phones Richard Groves Paulist Press TABLE A
– working or not. The proceeds of this part- Richard Rohr Center for Action TABLE B
nership with Get Green To Get Green will be & Contemplation
donated to the Pakistan and Haiti relief efforts Char Wenc Paulist Press TABLE C
through Catholic Relief Services (CRS). Fr. Tony Ricard Knight Productions TABLE L
A.A. MEETING FOLLOWING PERIOD 3 (about 4:30 pm)

Friday through Sunday – Marriott San Diego Michael Amodei Ave Maria Press TABLE A
Lunchtime meeting for Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) Paul Coutinho, SJ Loyola Press TABLE B
men and women to share their experiences. Fr. Tony Ricard Knight Productions TABLE L
TECH CENTER IN HALL A
The Los Angeles Religious Education Congress Technology Center highlights educational DVD and CD
TECHNOLOGY CENTER software, online services and Internet resources that would be of interest to our Congress attendees. The Tech
Center is located near the center of Exhibit Hall A, under the “Computer Demonstration” banner. Drop by to
see the latest in our exhibitors’ online products and resources.
CONGRESS TECH BOOTH SCHEDULE

(Check booth for schedule updates)
FRIDAY, MARCH 18
10:15 - 11:15 am Archbishop José Gomez – The new Los Angeles Archbishop conducts a private,
online chat with students from St. Thomas the Apostle School in Los Angeles.
11:30 - 12 noon Outside da Box – Play the interactive DVD CateQUIZ’em!, a video curriculum
for middle and high school catechesis.
12:00 - 12:30 pm Logos Management Software – Innovative solutions for churches, schools, and
non-profit organizations, including Ministry Scheduler and Sacramental Register.
12:30 - 1:00 pm St. Camillus – Come learn about web site chaplaincy training and care along with
social justice networking for consistent life justice.
1:00 - 1:30 pm Gradelink – Come see the award-winning grading and administration system that
connects teachers, parents and school administrators easily and affordably.
1:30 - 2:00 pm ImageTrend – Preview of the Web-based Cornerstone suite to meet the needs of
teachers, including topics such as assignment, gradebook and attendance.
2:00 - 2:30 pm Outside da Box – Play the interactive DVD CateQUIZ’em!, a video curriculum
2:30 - 3:00 pm Ave Maria Press
3:00 - 3:30 pm CatholicTeacherResources.com – Interactive web-based resources, including
web-quests, writing prompts, Catholic games, Mass plans and other resources.
3:30 - 4:30 pm Check your email
SATURDAY, MARCH 19
9:00 - 9:30 am
9:30 - 10:00 am CatholicTeacherResources.com – Interactive web-based resources, including
web-quests, writing prompts, Catholic games, Mass plans and other resources.
10:00 - 10:30 am Outside da Box – Play the interactive DVD CateQUIZ’em!, a video curriculum
10:30 - 11:00 am Gradelink – Come see the award-winning grading and administration system that
11:00 - 11:30 am
11:30 - 12 noon RECongress.org/LIVE - See what it takes to put your event online. Some tips
and pointers from the experts who created RECongress.org/LIVE.
12:00 - 12:30 pm Logos Management Software – Innovative solutions for churches, schools, and
non-profit organizations, including Ministry Scheduler and Sacramental Register.
12:30 - 1:00 pm ParishSoft – Manage your religious education programs, from maintaining regis-
trations to printing certificates.
1:00 - 1:30 pm St. Vincent Pallotti Center – Demonstration of online Connections directory with
maps and tools to help you pinpoint where to serve as a Catholic lay missioner.
1:30 - 2:00 pm Gradelink – Come see the award-winning grading and administration system that
2:00 - 2:30 pm Outside da Box – Play the interactive DVD CateQUIZ’em!, a video curriculum
2:30 - 3:00 pm
SUNDAY, MARCH 20
SUNDAY ONLY! Drop by the Tech Center

for your FREE souvenir ePostcard
to email home and to friends!
(Not available during presentation times.)

Friday, March 18, 2011 • 10:00 - 11:30 am PERIOD 1
WORKSHOP AUDIO LOCATION
1-01 The YouTube Heresies - Fr. Robert Barron (Marriott) Grand Ballrm F-K
1-02 Alive in Faith! Songs for Celebrating the Sacraments (Convention) 201 ABC
- John Burland
1-03 Conscience Formation: A Catholic Point of View — (Sheraton) Park Ballroom
- Fr. Gerald Coleman
1-04 Trust That My Praise Is Worthy - Richard Cheri & Good Ground — (Convention) Ballroom C
1-05 Jesus’ Subversive Prayer Promoting Justice - Rev. Michael Crosby (Convention) 213
Schedule
1-06 The Choices We Make - Paula D’Arcy — (Convention) Ballroom AB
1-07 Enter the Story: Biblical Metaphors for Our Lives - Sr. Fran Ferder (Convention) 210 D
1-08 Liturgy, Preaching and Evangelization: The Invitation to Grace (Convention) 207 ABC
- Fr. Richard Fragomeni
1-09 Ripening into God: A Spirituality of Maturation (Hilton) Laguna
- Sr. Barbara Fiand
1-10 Does the Theology of the Laity Have a Future? (Convention) 202
- Dr. Richard Gaillardetz
1-11 RCIA: The Power and Potential of Liturgical Catechesis (Convention) 211
- Dr. Jerry Galipeau
1-12 Work It In: Finding Beauty in Life’s Imperfections (Marriott) Marquis Center-S
- Rev. Terry Hershey
1-13 How to Teach about Vatican II - Bill Huebsch (Convention) 206
1-14 You Want Me to Be Good ALL DAY? - Fr. Joe Kempf (Convention) Ballroom DE
1-15 Bridging Interpersonal Gaps - Sr. Lynn Levo (Sheraton) Tiffany Terrace
1-16 Professional Youth Ministry Coordinators: The Pain and Promise! (Convention) 207 D
- Robert McCarty
1-17 Hold Firm, Trust: Living the Eucharist in Daily Life (Marriott) Grand Ballrm A-E
- Rev. J-Glenn Murray
1-18 Married and Holy? - Jo Ann Paradise (Convention) 209
1-19 An Anatomy and Theology of Trust – From Paranoia to (Convention) Arena
Metanoia - Rev. Ronald Rolheiser
1-20 From Jerusalem to Ends of the Earth: The Dynamic Vision of the (Sheraton) Palm
Church’s Mission in the Acts of the Apostles - Rev. Donald Senior
1-21 The Bible and the Blues: A Musical Journey in the Old Testament (Hilton) Pacific D
– and the Delta - Dr. Daniel Smith-Christopher
1-22 What’s Your Decision? How to Make Choices with Confidence (Sheraton) Plaza Ballroom
and Clarity - Rev. J. Michael Sparough
1-23 Making the Pro-life Case Within Secular Culture - Fr. Robert Spitzer (Convention) 203
1-24 Making Sure Your Teens Never Have to Say “NOBODY TOLD ME” (Convention) 204
- Pam Stenzel
1-25 Discipleship Training: Helping Children Be Like Jesus — (Hilton) Pacific AB
- Victor Valenzuela
1-26 The Medium Is the Message: Coffee and Ecclesiology — (Convention) 201 D
- Msgr. James Vlaun
1-27 From Birth to Resurrection - Christopher Walker (Convention) 208
1-28 Hold Firm … Trust: Three Essential Lessons for New or (Convention) 210 ABC
Weary Catechists and Teachers - David Wells
1-70 Vietnamese Workshop - Bishop Vincent Van Ban (Convention) 212
PERIOD 2 1:00 - 2:30 pm • Friday, March 18, 2011
2-01 Connecting Learning with Religion at the Center of the Early (Sheraton) Park Ballroom
Childhood Curriculum - Dr. Shauna Adams
2-02 Liturgical Movement: Breathe, Pray, Dance - Donna Anderle (Marriott) Orange County
2-03 Get Them Singing … Get Them Engaged! - Ed Bolduc (Convention) 208
2-04 Who Would Jesus Hire? Creating a Movement to Welcome the (Marriott) Marquis Center-S
Outcast, the Gang Member and the Felon - Rev. Gregory Boyle
2-05 Women’s Strength, Women’s Voices - Sr. Kathy Bryant (Convention) 303
2-06 Poorly Practiced, Misunderstood and Under-appreciated: (Convention) 210 ABC
The Liturgy of Penance - Dr. Eileen Burke-Sullivan
2-07 A Time for Healing, A Time for Service - Bishop Blase Cupich (Convention) 205
2-08 Healing Stories in the New Testament - Sr. Carol Dempsey (Convention) 213
2-09 What’s New about the “New Evangelization”? - Msgr. Ray East (Sheraton) Palm
2-10 You Mean They Don’t All Learn the Same Way? - Steven Ellair (Marriott) Grand Ballrm A-E
2-11 Open Wide the Doors: Helping Young People Appreciate and (Convention) 202
Embrace the Call to Christian Discipleship - David Gentry-Akin
2-12 Dying to Live: A Theology of Immigration - Fr. Daniel Groody (Convention) 209
2-13 Great Suffering, Great Love - Richard Groves (Marriott) Marquis North
2-14 New Missal, New Songs: A New Call to Sing Praise - David Haas — (Hilton) Pacific D
2-15 Mission Haiti - Fr. Tom Hagan (Convention) 211
2-16 Finding Happiness: Monastic Steps for a Fulfilling Life — (Hilton) Pacific C
- Fr. Christopher Jamison
2-17 Multicultural Worship – Becoming Bridge-builders and (Marriott) Grand Ballrm F-K
Border-crossers - Jesse Manibusan & Bro. Rufino Zaragoza
2-18 The Challenge of Unity with Our Adversaries (Convention) 201 ABC
- Rev. Bryan Massingale
2-19 The Colors, Shapes, Symbols and Faith of a Multicultural Church (Convention) 212
- Bro. Michael O’Neill McGrath
2-20 Hold Firm as You Are Held - Dr. Megan McKenna (Sheraton) Plaza Ballroom
2-21 Eucharistic Worship Outside Mass - Rev. J-Glenn Murray (Convention) 207 ABC
2-22 What Do We Do if They Do Come Home? - Eric Paige (Hilton) Laguna
2-23 Involving Parents in Your Ministry - Dr. Sean Reynolds (Convention) 206
2-24 Falling Upward: A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life (Convention) Arena
- Fr. Richard Rohr
2-25 Articles of Faith for the 21st Century: The Apostles’ Creed (Hilton) Pacific AB
- Dr. Brian Schmisek
2-26 Loving and Learning Beyond Limitation (Convention) 201 D
- Christine & Michael Way Skinner
2-27 The RCIA as the Model for Adult Faith Formation - Nick Wagner (Convention) 203
2-28 Five Things Teachers Need to Know to Help Students Develop (Convention) Ballroom DE
Self-discipline - Char Wenc
2-70 Vietnamese Workshop - Rev. Hy Nguyen (Convention) 210 D

Friday, March 18, 2011 • 3:00 - 4:30 pm PERIOD 3
3-01 Sharing the Bishops’ Framework with Parish Teens (Convention) 202
- Michael Amodei
3-02 Why Do You Do What You Do? Integrated Liturgy: It’s More (Convention) 210 ABC
Than Just the Music - John Angotti
3-03 Contemporary Theologies of Ministry for Pastoral Workers — (Convention) 210 D
- Dr. Tom Beaudoin
3-04 The Woman at the Well - Betsey Beckman & Laura Ash (Marriott) Orange County
Schedule
3-05 RCIA with Children and the Role of Liturgical Catechesis (Convention) 209
- Rita Burns Senseman
3-06 Singing the Year Round! Songs and Strategies for Elementary (Marriott) Marquis North
Catechists and Teachers - Andrew Chinn
3-07 Hope in God Alone! The Ignatian Way of Living a Free and (Convention) 204
Fulfilled Life - Fr. Paul Coutinho
3-08 Creating and Maintaining a “Household” Church - Rev. John Cusick (Convention) 213
3-09 The New Roman Missal: Part 1 – Process and Changes — (Convention) Ballroom DE
- Rev. Edward Foley
3-10 Eckhart Tolle, John of the Cross and Teresa of Avila: Living in (Convention) Arena
the Presence of God - Fr. Richard Fragomeni
3-11 Drama and Religious Education: A Match Made in Heaven! (Convention) 207 ABC
- Anne Frawley-Mangan
3-12 Would Jesus Recognize Our Church? - Fr. Anthony Gittins (Convention) 201 ABC
3-13 A New Vision for Catholic Schools - Dr. Thomas Groome (Marriott) Grand Ballrm A-E
3-14 Holy Tradition Called Justice: The Faith That Jesus Inherits — (Sheraton) Palm
- Jack Jezreel
3-15 Restorative Justice: A New Paradigm for Social Transformation (Convention) 203
- Azim Khamisa
3-16 Friendship in a Fast-paced World - Beth Knobbe (Sheraton) Park Ballroom
3-17 Stewardship and the Funding of Catholic Schools (Convention) 211
- Rev. Daniel Mahan
3-18 Black Catholic Spirituality - Sr. Oralisa Martin — (Convention) 207 D
3-19 Challenges and Blessings: Inter-religious, Inter-faith Dialogue (Hilton) Laguna
- Bishop Malcolm McMahon
3-20 And Jesus Wept: The Word on Grief and Healing (Hilton) Pacific C
- Fr. J. Patrick Mullen
3-21 Dialogue and the Mission of the Church – An Asian Vision (Convention) 201 D
- Archbishop Orlando Quevedo
3-22 Forgiving the Unforgettable: Reconciliation and Restoration (Marriott) Marquis Center-S
- Rev. R. Tony Ricard
3-23 Steps to Teaching Your Teen Respect - Patt & Steve Saso (Marriott) Grand Ballrm F-K
3-24 Catholic Morality and Healthy Conscience Formation: “How To” — (Hilton) Pacific D
in 2011? - Fr. Dick Sparks
3-25 Visio Divina: A Prayer Practice for Encountering God (Convention) 206
- Barbara Sutton
3-26 Leading a Parish Is Not for Dummies – Working Behind the Scenes (Convention) 212
- Thomas Sweetser & Wendy Rappé
3-27 Game On! Creative Catechesis with Young People - Michael Theisen (Convention) 303
3-28 Adult Faith Formation and the Renewal of Parish Life - Tom Zanzig (Convention) 205
3-70 Vietnamese Workshop - Fr. Peter Ngo (Convention) 208
EVENTS Saturday, March 19, 2011
SATURDAY @ CONGRESS
Workshops
EUCHARISTIC LITURGIES & PRAYER SERVICES

Saturday Morning Praise
P3 Morning Praise Convention Arena Diana Macalintal Fernández / Peña / Daigle
Eucharistic Liturgies All liturgies begin at 5:15 pm
S1 General Hilton Pacific Ballroom Rev. Ed Foley Ed Bolduc / John Angotti

S2 Celtic Convention Ballroom (3rd floor) Rev. David Loftus Liam Lawton
S3 Byzantine Marriott Grand Ballroom Bishop Gerald Dino Byzantine Community
Divine Liturgy
S4 Jazz Marriott Marquis Ballroom Rev. Tony Ricard Nicholas Calzada
S5 Spanish Convention Hall B Bishop Alex Salazar Betancourt / Fernández / Rubalcava
S6 Young Adult Convention Arena Msgr. Kevin Kostelnik The Jacob & Matthew Band
Liturgy of the Hours: Evening Prayer
In addition to our evening prayer (vespers) service, there will be extended hours tonight in Sacred Space.
P4 Evening Prayer 5:15 pm Convention 210 (2nd floor) Kristin Firestone Danielle Rose

SATURDAY EVENTS
MORNING PRAISE
SATURDAY SCHEDULE
Arena – 8:00 am 8:00 am
Let us lift our hearts and our voices in prayer as we welcome a new day. Santiago On-site registration
Fernández, Donna Peña and Gary Daigle will lead us in song and praise. Our (Prefunction area)
presider will be Donna Macalintal. We gather and celebrate together, “holding Morning Praise (Arena)
firm” in the unfolding of the new day.
8:30 am
Keynote: Jack Jezreel
SATURDAY KEYNOTE (Arena)
Schedule
JACK JEZREEL 10:00 - 11:30 am
Arena – 8:30 am Period 4 Workshops
“Gathered & Sent: Saints, Prophets, Martyrs on a Mission”
11:30 am - 1:00 pm
T Gospels, the legacy of holy witnesses, and Vatican II speak of
The
LUNCH
a Church that, at its best, gathers and sends. While this fundamental
ddimension of our faith tradition has struggled to see full expression 11:45 am - 12:30 pm
in the local parish, the future of American Catholicism holds some exciting and Music (Arena)
promising prospects if we are willing to renew the possibilities of parish purpose – Pedro Rubalcava, Jesse Manibu-
and structure. san and Estela García-López
Music (Hall B)
SATURDAY LUNCHTIME ENTERTAINMENT – Marty Haugen, Gary Daigle and
Mary Janus
Arena – 11:45 am - 12:30 pm
1:00 - 2:30 pm
PEDRO RUBALCAVA, JESSE MANIBUSAN Period 5 Workshops
AND ESTELA GARCÍA-LÓPEZ 3:00 - 4:30 pm
Come join this trio of friends and companions in Period 6 Workshops
Rubalcava Manibusan García ministry and lift your voices and spirits in praising 5:15 pm
God through lively and spirit-filled song. It will be a wonderful and joyous mo- Eucharistic Liturgies
ment that reflects the unity and hope that resides in our communities of faith. & Prayer Service
8:00 pm
Hall B – 11:45 am - 12:30 pm Concert (Arena)
– Ceili Rain
MARTY HAUGEN, GARY DAIGLE AND Sacred Illuminations
MARY JANUS (Convention 213)
“A Little R&R (Refuel & Rejoice)” Haugen Daigle Janus 9:00 pm - midnight
Come and dine with Marty Haugen, Gary Daigle and Mary Janus. Journey along Young Adult Dance
(Marriott Marquis)
with them – joined with members of Harmonia from Our Lady of Lourdes in
Northridge, Calif. – through music new and old. Get a “little R&R” with the 9:30 - 11:30 pm
gift of sung prayer. Young Adult Lounge
(Marriott Elite)
Registration Hours
SATURDAY EVENING CONCERT 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
Arena – 8:00 pm (Prefunction Lobby)
Exhibit Hours
CEILI RAIN 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
C
Ceili (say: KAY-lee) is a Gaelic (Irish) word that means (Hall A)
““party.” Thus, Ceili Rain is a Celtic-pop/rock downpour Sacred Space
oof heavenly partiness! This six-headed joy-monster for 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Jesus
J will
ill delight
d li ht kids
kid from 3 to 93. Billboard Magazine raves: “This group (Convention 304)
deserves to be heard by the entire world!” Join the Celtic conga line in the Arena
on Saturday night!
Cell Phone Recycling
(Various locations)
Massage
(Prefunction Lobby Hall A)
A.A. Meeting
(Noon - Marriott San Diego)
SATURDAY EVENTS
YOUNG ADULT EUCHARISTIC LITURGY
Arena – 5:15 pm
Msgr. Kevin Kostelnik will preside over our Young Adult Liturgy with music led by
the Jacob and Matthew Band! Come and join in worship with nearly 8,000 other young
adults from around the world at this celebration that highlights the gifts of young adults.
YOUNG ADULT DANCE

Marriott Marquis Ballroom – 9:00 pm - 12 midnight
After a full day of workshops, networking and celebrating liturgy, our DJ will mix the
beats to keep the party going into the night! All young adults 18 to 39 are welcome. ID
required for admission. The cost is only $7 per person.
YOUNG ADULT LOUNGE

Marriott Elite Ballroom – 9:30 - 11:30 pm
Join us at the Young Adult Lounge, co-sponsored by Boston College School of Theology
and Ministry. The Lounge is a gathering place for conversation, live jazz, hors d’oeuvres,
and a cash bar (for those 21 and over, ID required). The Lounge is open to young adults
18 to 39, and the cost is just $10 per person.
MULTICULTURAL EXHIBIT SACRED SPACE

Convention Center, 2nd floor, 9:00 am - Convention Center 304, 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
5:00 pm Reconcilation Hours: 11:30 am - 1:00 pm
Presented by the many ethnic groups in the & 2:30 - 3:30 pm
Los Angeles Archdiocese, the exhibits are a Take a respite from the day’s events and en-
collaborative work of the Archdiocesan Of- ter a space dedicated to facilitating a sense of
fices of Religious Education and Ethnic Ministry. spiritual rejuvenation, offering Eucharistic
Adoration in the Chapel, the Sacrament of Reconciliation,
a labyrinth, and meditative music and art.
MLGC LUNCHEON
The Archdiocese’s Ministry with Lesbian & SPEAKER SIGNING IN HALL A

Gay Catholics (MLGC) is excited to be cele-
brating its 25th anniversary! All are welcome FOLLOWING PERIOD 4 (about 11:30 am)
to bring lunch and join us as a community of Sr. Marilyn Lacey, RSM Ave Maria Press TABLE A
lesbian and gay Catholics, parents, teachers, Sr. Joyce Rupp, OSM Ave Maria Press TABLE B
ministers and supporters of this vital ministry. Richard Groves Paulist Press TABLE C
The MLGC is often asked for particular help in serving our Dr. Richard Gaillardetz Paulist Press TABLE D
youth, so our informal program will provide: 1) information
about the MLGC; 2) time to discuss how we can confront Fr. Ronald Rolheiser, OMI Paulist Press TABLE E
tragedies like bullying and teen suicide; and 3) a Q&A ses- Beth Knobbe St. Anthony Messenger TABLE F
sion that will address questions that are frequently asked Fr. Tony Ricard Knight Productions TABLE L
of us or that you can submit anonymously. Oh yes, cake FOLLOWING PERIOD 5 (about 2:30 pm)
will be served too! (Stop by booth 448 in the Exhibit Hall John Allen Paulist Press TABLE A
for more information.)
Dr. Wilkie Au Paulist Press TABLE B
Rabbi Michael Mayersohn Paulist Press TABLE C
VIETNAMESE-LANGUAGE WORKSHOPS Fr. Joe Kempf Liguori Publications TABLE D
4-70 Paul Nguyen & Bro. Rufino Sr. Edith Prendergast Ave Maria Press TABLE E
Zaragoza (bilingual) Fr. Tony Ricard Knight Productions TABLE L
5-70 Bro. Fortunat Phong FOLLOWING PERIOD 6 (about 4:30 pm)
6-70 Fr. Hy Nguyen
Michael Amodei Ave Maria Press TABLE A
Fr. Michael Kennedy, SJ Paulist Press TABLE B
Fr. James Martin, SJ Harper One TABLE C
DON’T MISS ...
Fr. Richard Rohr, OFM Loyola Press TABLE D
MASSAGE – 10 am - 4:30 pm – Hall A Prefunction Area
Fr. Richard Leonard, SJ Paulist Press TABLE E
A.A. MEETING – Lunch - Marriott San Diego
CELL PHONE DROP – various locations Fr. William Nicholas Paulist Press TABLE F
Jeanne Hunt St. Anthony Messenger TABLE G

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PERIOD 4 Saturday, March 19, 2011 • 10:00 - 11:30 am
4-01 Liturgical Movement for Children: Connecting the Dots (Marriott) Orange County
- Donna Anderle
4-02 Thomas Aquinas and Why the Atheists Are Right - Fr. Robert Barron (Convention) Ballroom DE
4-03 Trust in Me: Songs of Faith for Children’s Catechesis - John Burland (Hilton) Laguna
4-04 Why Is Abortion a Central Point in Catholic Teaching? — (Hilton) Pacific AB
- Fr. Gerald Coleman
4-05 Making Sense of Turning Points - Paula D’Arcy — (Hilton) Pacific C
4-06 Engaging Children and Youth in Parish Music - Jaime Cortez — (Convention) Ballroom C
4-07 The New Roman Missal: Part 2 – Mystagogy and Pastoral — (Convention) 204
Responses - Rev. Edward Foley
4-08 Learning to Live with Ecclesial Tensions - Dr. Richard Gaillardetz (Sheraton) Palm
4-09 Calling All Adults: Leadership for Youth Ministry (Convention) 205
- Dr. Carole Goodwin
4-10 Will There Be Faith? - Dr. Thomas Groome (Sheraton) Plaza Ballroom
4-11 Soul Friendship: A Hopeful Ministry for the Future Church (Convention) 209
- Richard Groves
4-12 Catholic Morality: Personal and Social - Rev. James Heft (Convention) 207 ABC
4-13 Stop. Look. Listen: An Invitation to Pay Attention Every Day (Convention) Arena
- Rev. Terry Hershey
4-14 How to Have Supper - Bill Huebsch (Convention) 303
4-15 Shout to the Highest Mountain - Tom Kendzia & ValLimar Jansen (Convention) 210 ABC
4-16 The Single Life: How I Stopped Dating and Started Living (Convention) 213
- Beth Knobbe
4-17 Working Together Collaboratively - Carole Eipers — (Convention) 202
(Originally scheduled with Sr. Lynn Levo)
4-18 A Spirituality of Welcome - Sr. Marilyn Lacey (Convention) 210 D
4-19 Stewardship as Spirituality: Helping Busy People Grow Closer to (Convention) 207 D
the Lord - Rev. Daniel Mahan
4-20 Liturgy and Culture: The State of the Question - Rev. Ricky Manalo — (Convention) 212
4-21 Well-Seasoned, Well Sung: Songs for the Seasons - Michael Mangan (Convention) 211
4-22 Radical Discipleship – Giving Our Death Away (Convention) Ballroom AB
- Rev. Ronald Rolheiser
4-23 Exploring and Deepening Our Naming of Divinity - Sr. Joyce Rupp (Marriott) Marquis North
4-24 The Gospel of Matthew: At the Crossroads of Early Christianity (Marriott) Grand Ballrm F-K
- Rev. Donald Senior
4-25 Guilt Trip or Baptismal Call? How to Recruit Volunteers for (Convention) 206
Meaningful Service - Vikki Shepp
4-26 In the World, But Not of It: Witnessing to Christ in Today’s Culture (Clarion) Orangewood
- Rev. Michael Sweeney
4-27 Hope Will Not Disappoint! A Media Spirituality for the Minister — (Convention) 201 D
- Msgr. James Vlaun
4-28 Acting on Behalf of Justice: Stories of Gospel Living in the (Convention) 203
21st Century - Nancy Sylvester
4-70 The Vietnamese Community – A Culture of Beauty (Convention) 208
(Vietnamese/English) - Paul Nguyen & Bro. Rufino Zaragoza

1:00 - 2:30 pm • Saturday, March 19, 2011 PERIOD 5
5-01 The Pope’s PR Problem - John Allen Jr. (Marriott) Marquis Center-S
5-02 Contemplative Prayer Experience: Castle of the Soul — (Convention) Arena
- Tony Alonso & Liam Lawton
5-03 My Life Is Calling Me: Young Adults Speak - Dr. Tom Beaudoin (Convention) 209
5-04 Dancing Free on a Firm Foundation - Betsey Beckman & Laura Ash (Marriott) Orange County
5-05 Dressed for Success or Set Up for Failure? Exploring the Use of (Sheraton) Palm
Violence in the Bible - Sr. Carol Dempsey
Schedule
5-06 Friendship, Family and Community: Building a Firm Foundation (Convention) 212
in Early Childhood Catechesis - Early Childhood Advisory Board
5-07 Reaching Hispanic Youth … Well, Really Reaching Hispanic Youth — (Convention) 210 ABC
- Santiago Fernández
5-08 RCIA: Celebrating the Rites of Initiation - Dr. Jerry Galipeau (Convention) 208
5-09 Dialogue or Defense: Apologetics vs. Ecumenism - Dr. Greer Gordon (Convention) 207 ABC
5-10 For the Life of the World - Rev. Dr. James Hanvey (Sheraton) Tiffany Terrace
5-11 A Holy Tradition Called Agape: The Faith That Jesus Awakens — (Hilton) Laguna
- Jack Jezreel
5-12 Don’t Drink the Water: Eucharist and the Hungers of the Human (Hilton) Pacific C
Heart - Fr. Joe Kempf
5-13 The Journey of Forgiveness: Destination Peace - Azim Khamisa (Clarion) Orangewood
5-14 I’ve Got to Get to Jesus (Luke 8:40-56) - Sr. Oralisa Martin — (Convention) 205
5-15 The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: The Real History of Jewish- (Convention) 204
Christian Relations - Rabbi Michael Mayersohn
5-16 Structure for Success: Catechist Tips That Replace SURVIVE (Convention) 203
with THRIVE - Dr. Patricia McCormack
5-17 Amazing Grace: A Story of Survival, Faith and Hope on (Convention) Ballroom AB
America’s Death Row - Juan Meléndez-Colón
5-18 Biblical Apocalyptic Literature – Exploring the Richness of (Convention) 201 ABC
Dynamic Imagery - Rev. William Nicholas
5-19 Hold Firm with Trust - Dr. Megan McKenna (Hilton) Pacific D
5-20 Inter-Religious Dialogue and the Mission of the Church – (Convention) 201 D
An Asian Experience - Archbishop Orlando Quevedo
5-21 The Launching Years: Parenting Your 18- to 25-Year-Old (Sheraton) Park Ballroom
- Patt & Steve Saso
5-22 Tune In: Use Their Issues, Teach to Their Issues, Touch Their Hearts! (Convention) 303
- Anna Scally
5-23 Freedom of Conscience vs. the Church’s “Official” Positions — (Marriott) Grand Ballrm A-E
- Fr. Dick Sparks
5-24 Challenging and Encouraging Parents to Fulfill Their Primary (Marriott) Marquis North
Role in Faith Formation - Pam Stenzel
5-25 Essentials of Parish Life That Are Rarely Ever Tried (Convention) 202
- Thomas Sweetser & Wendy Rappé
5-26 The Secure Homeland of the Text Generation - Michael Theisen (Convention) 210 D
5-27 Choirs – We Need You Now! - Christopher Walker (Convention) Ballroom C
5-28 Feed the Shepherds or They’ll Eat the Sheep: Nurturing Healthy (Convention) 207 D
Ministers - Jacquelyne Witter
5-70 Vietnamese Workshop - Bro. Fortunat Phong (Convention) 206
PERIOD 6 Saturday, March 19, 2011 • 3:00 - 4:30 pm
6-01 Helping Teens Understand the Faith They Are Confirming (Convention) 204
- Michael Amodei
6-02 Re-examining the Four Signs That Mark the Holy Spirit’s Presence (Convention) 207 ABC
in the Church - Dr. Eileen Burke-Sullivan
6-03 RCIA with Children and the Role of the Community (Convention) 203
- Rita Burns Senseman
6-04 “God” for Those Who Seem Not to Need God - Rev. Michael Crosby (Convention) Ballroom DE
6-05 Hold Fast to Vatican II’s Dream for the Liturgy - Fr. William Cieslak (Sheraton) Plaza Ballroom
6-06 Drink to the Thirsty: A Practical Approach to Evangelization and (Convention) 205
Adult Formation - Pam Coster
6-07 Ranking Religions: Religious Stratification in America (Convention) 208
- Dr. James Davidson
6-08 Enlivening the Sacrament Preparation Process! - Steven Ellair (Convention) 210 ABC
6-09 Called to Prophetic Witness in a Wounded World - Sr. Barbara Fiand (Sheraton) Park Ballroom
6-10 Sing As Christ Inspires Your Song: Renewing the Mission of Sung — (Convention) Ballroom C
Prayer - David Haas
6-11 Lay Ministers: Holding Firm in a Shaky Church - Michael Horan (Convention) 202
6-12 Finding Vocation: Steps Toward Discernment — (Convention) 211
- Fr. Christopher Jamison
6-13 Finding the Common Story with Gangs, Peace and Being Catholic (Convention) 209
- Richard Jones
6-14 Contemplating the Gospel: Ignatius of Loyola’s Method of Healing (Hilton) Pacific C
the Heart - Rev. Michael Kennedy & Javier Ellis Stauring
6-15 Finding God in Your Daily Life - Rev. James Martin (Convention) Arena
6-16 What Now – Strategies for Parish Ministry in Our Time (Convention) 207 D
- Fr. Norman Langenbrunner & Jeanne Hunt
6-17 Where the Hell Is God? - Fr. Richard Leonard — (Convention) Ballroom AB
6-18 “Can You See What I See?”: The Three Cultural Lenses — (Convention) 210 D
- Rev. Ricky Manalo
6-19 Whatever Happened to Liberation Theology? (Convention) 213
- Rev. Bryan Massingale
6-20 Mary in Vatican II - Dr. Timothy Matovina (Sheraton) Palm
6-21 Helping Youth Deal with Tragedy: A Pastoral Challenge (Convention) 212
- Robert McCarty
6-22 Is Mark Mad (or Brilliant)? Going a Bit Deeper into Mark’s Method (Hilton) Pacific D
- Fr. J. Patrick Mullen
6-23 “Called and Gifted”: A Visionary Statement Turns 30 - James McGill (Sheraton) Tiffany Terrace
6-24 Embracing God’s People Living with HIV (Convention) 201 D
- Fr. Chris Ponnet & Dr. Elizabeth Crabb Breen
6-25 Sacrament Preparation: Our Opportunity to Evangelize Marginal (Convention) 206
Households - Tom Quinlan
6-26 Women in Song and Story (Convention) 303
- Janèt Sullivan Whitaker, ValLimar Jansen & Sarah Hart
6-27 Men, Spirituality and Church - Fr. Richard Rohr (Marriott) Marquis North
6-28 I Love You and the Answer Is “No”! - Char Wenc (Hilton) Pacific AB
6-70 Vietnamese Workshop - Rev. Hy Nguyen (Hilton) Laguna

Sunday, March 20, 2011 SUNDAY EVENTS
SUNDAY @ CONGRESS
Schedule
SPEAKER SIGNING
FOLLOWING PERIOD 7 (about 11:30 am)

Sr. Joyce Rupp, OSM Ave Maria Press TABLE A
Dr. Paul Coutinho, SJ Loylola Press TABLE B
John Allen Paulist Press TABLE C
FOLLOWING PERIOD 8 (about 2:30 pm)
Fr. Michael Kennedy, SJ Paulist Press TABLE A
Fr. James Martin, SJ Loyola Press TABLE B
ASIAN PERSPECTIVE WORKSHOPS
Dr. Wilkie Au Paulist Press TABLE C
7-70 Bishop Vincent Van Ban
8-70 Bro. Fortunat Phong Fr. Richard Leonard, SJ Paulist Press TABLE D
Rabbi Michael Mayersohn Paulist press TABLE E
Fr. William Nicholas Paulist Press TABLE F
Sr. Edith Prendergast Ave Maria Press TABLE G
Arena Workshop Fr. Tony Ricard Knight Productions TABLE L
EUCHARISTIC LITURGIES
NOTE: There will be the third scrutiny for the Elect and an RCIA dismissal during both Sunday Eucharistic Liturgies.
All Elect, catechumens and candidates present are invited to participate. Reserved Arena seating will be provided.
A1 Morning Liturgy 8:00 am Convention Center Arena Bishop Tod Brown Congress Choir 2011
A2 Closing Liturgy 3:30 pm Convention Center Arena Archbishop José Gomez Congress Choir 2011
SUNDAY EVENTS
SUNDAY SCHEDULE MORNING LITURGY
M
8:00 am Arena – 8:00 am
On-site registration
(Prefunction area) BISHOP TOD BROWN, PRESIDER
8:00 - 9:30 am As we awaken to a new day, we share an opportunity to gather as a
A
Eucharistic Liturgy community of faith to give thanks. Bishop Tod Brown of the Diocese of Orange,
(Arena) Calif., will preside at morning Eucharistic liturgy. Nourished by word and sacra-
8:30 am ment, we will go forth to Hold Firm ... and Trust!
Morning Addresses
English: Dr. Greer Gordon
(Convention Ballroom AB) SUNDAY ENGLISH ADDRESS
Spanish: Dora Tobar Mensbrugghe 8:30 am
(Hall B)
DR. GREER GORDON
10:00 - 11:30 am
Period 7 Workshops “The Cross as Transformation”
11:30 am - 1:00 pm Across the cultural, economic and educational spectrum people appear to be
LUNCH suffering from a common malady of hopelessness. As Christians, we claim to
be heirs to a promise that overcomes the death of hopelessness. We profess that
11:45 am - 12:30 pm through the death and resurrection of Christ, our losses have been transformed,
Music (Arena) and we are redeemed. This session will address the continuing need to unfold the
– John Angotti and Danielle Rose meaning of the cross for a suffering world. It will offer insights into the necessity
Music (Hall B) of teaching and preaching the enigma of the cross, as an essential sign of hope.
– Rafael Moreno and For, in the midst of the darkness and despair, there is the transforming light of
Santigo Fernández the resurrected crucified Christ.
1:00 - 2:30 pm
Period 8 Workshops SUNDAY LUNCHTIME ENTERTAINMENT
3:30 pm Arena – 11:45 am - 12:30 pm
Closing Eucharistic
Liturgy (Arena) JOHN ANGOTTI AND DANIELLE ROSE
Join John Angotti and Danielle Rose as they bring you into a
Registration Hours Angotti Rose place of trust in song. Their blend of rhythms and sound will
8:00 am - 12 noon encapsulate your heart and fill you with energy for the rest of Congress.
(Prefunction area)
Exhibit Hours Hall B – 11:45 am - 12:30 pm
8:00 am - 3:00 pm
(Hall A) RAFAEL MORENO AND SANTIAGO FERNÁNDEZ
Sacred Space Come join this charismatic duo for an unforgettable lunchtime
Moreno Fernández
10:00 am - 1:00 pm musical experience! From festive to inspirational, from rhyth-
(Convention 304) mic to reflective, their songs will surely lift your spirit and leave you re-energized!
– No Reconciliation Times Today –
¡Vengan a celebrar cantando con este carismático dúo y vivan una expe-
Multicultural Exhibit riencia inolvidable durante el almuerzo! Su música festiva e inspiradora,
9:00 am - 2:30 pm rítmica y de reflexión seguramente les levantará el espíritu y los dejará
(Convention 2nd floor) llenos de energía.
Cell Phone Recycling CLOSING LITURGY

(various locations)
Arena – 3:30 pm
Massage
(Prefunction Lobby Hall A) ARCHBISHOP JOSÉ GOMEZ, PRESIDER
A.A. Meeting As Congress 2011 draws to a close, we come together to pray, to cele-
(Noon - Marriott San Diego) brate and go forth to Hold Firm ... Trust! We witness to our new life in
Free Souvenir ePostcard Christ, and place our lives and ministry at the service of God’s people
(Tech Center, Hall A) in the world. Our Closing Liturgy, led by Los Angeles Archbishop José
Gomez, will feature the 200-plus voice Congress Choir ’11, under the
direction of John Flaherty.

10:00 - 11:30 am • Sunday, March 20, 2011 PERIOD 7
7-01 Teaching Young Children About the Wonders of God’s Love (Marriott) Grand Ballrm A-E
- Dr. Shauna Adams
7-02 All Things Catholic - John Allen Jr. (Marriott) Marquis Center-S
7-03 Exploring Castle of the Soul - Tony Alonso & Liam Lawton — (Convention) Ballroom C
7-04 Engaging Faith in the World: Fostering a Mission Spirituality (Convention) 213
in Young People - Thomas Awiapo & Ted Miles
7-05 Unchaining Confirmation - Dr. Michael Carotta (Marriott) Orange County
Schedule
7-06 Together as One, To Gather as One: Songs and Strategies for (Convention) 208
Celebrating with Children - Andrew Chinn
7-07 The Spirituality of Darkness: Living Effectively in a Chaotic World (Hilton) Pacific C
- Fr. Paul Coutinho
7-08 An Adult Appreciation of the Life and Ministry of Jesus Christ (Hilton) Pacific AB
- Rev. John Cusick
7-09 The Journey to First Eucharist: Helping Parents and Children to Feel (Convention) 210 ABC
at Home in the Assembly - Fr. Martin Delaney & Maeve Mahon
7-10 How to Rebuild the Engine While the Vehicle Is Operating – (Convention) 204
Preparing for the New English Translation of the Roman Missal
- Dr. Paul Ford
7-11 “Do This in Memory of Me”: Do What, and Where, and How? (Convention) 207 ABC
- Fr. Anthony Gittins
7-12 Remembering the Future - Rev. Dr. James Hanvey (Sheraton) Tiffany Terrace
7-13 Justice Rising: The Gospel Call to Solidarity - Fr. John Heagle (Convention) 203
7-14 Music Motivating Mission: Promoting Justice, Peace and (Hilton) Laguna
Evangelization Through Song - Michael Mangan
7-15 The Visitation for Today: Five Women Icons of Holy Wisdom (Sheraton) Park Ballroom
- Bro. Michael O’Neill McGrath
7-16 Biblical Prophets – Ancient Men with Modern Messages (Convention) 212
- Rev. William Nicholas
7-17 Shut Up and Just Listen: Jesus Has Something to Say! (Convention) Arena
- Rev. R. Tony Ricard
7-18 Cultivating Kindness, Growing in Compassion - Sr. Joyce Rupp (Convention) Ballroom AB
7-19 Learning about L.I.F.E.: A Family-based Program on Relationships (Convention) 206
- Sr. Kieran Sawyer
7-20 Bioethics and the Image of God: Reflections on Medical Technology (Sheraton) Plaza Ballroom
- Dr. Jennifer Shaw
7-21 Room for All God’s Children: Inclusive Parish Catechesis and (Convention) 201 D
Sacramental Preparation - Christine & Michael Way Skinner
7-22 The Parish: A Community for Discernment - Rev. Michael Sweeney (Convention) 207 D
7-23 Living in a Time of Chaos: The Call to Contemplative Spirituality (Convention) 205
- Nancy Sylvester
7-24 Faith, Life & Creed: A Complete Catechesis for Christian Life (Convention) 210 D
… In Two-and-a-half Steps - Nick Wagner
7-25 Holy Habits for Catechists - Jacquelyne Witter (Convention) 211
7-26 The Power to Forgive and Reconcile in Marriage (Convention) 303
- Dr. John Yzaguirre
7-70 Vietnamese Workshop - Bishop Vincent Van Ban (Sheraton) Palm
PERIOD 8 Sunday, March 20, 2011 • 1:00 - 2:30 pm
8-01 Gratitude as a Spiritual Pathway - Dr. Wilkie Au (Convention) Arena
8-02 Fishing the River: Doing Ministry Your Way AND Doing It Well (Convention) 209
- Dr. Michael Carotta
8-03 Sunday Celebration of the Eucharist, in Spirit and in Truth (Sheraton) Palm
- Fr. William Cieslak
8-04 Planning Adult Formation in Your Parish - Pam Coster (Convention) 211
8-05 The View from the Pew: Parishioners Perceive Their Parishes (Convention) 207 D
- Dr. James Davidson
8-06 Heart, Head, Hands and Heaven: Connecting the Arts and Religion (Convention) 210 ABC
- Anne Frawley-Mangan
8-07 We Were Meant to Unfold: A Celebration of the New Cosmology of (Convention) 213
Father Thomas Berry - David Gentry-Akin
8-08 The Ancient and Ever-new Treasure of the Psalms - Marty Haugen (Hilton) Pacific D
8-09 Eucharist: A Project of Solidarity for All Humanity - Tom Kendzia (Convention) 208
8-10 A Church to Believe In: Satisfying Eight Human Needs (Convention) 210 D
- Fr. Norman Langenbrunner & Jeanne Hunt
8-11 Choose Life! Christian Discernment Today - Fr. Richard Leonard — (Convention) 212
8-12 Jesus, Mary and Joseph - Rev. James Martin (Marriott) Marquis Center-S
8-13 Jews and the Roman Catholic Church Since Vatican II (Marriott) Grand Ballrm F-K
- Rabbi Michael Mayersohn
8-14 A Catechist’s Secret for Classroom Management: T.E.A.C.H. (Convention) 204
- Dr. Patricia McCormack
8-15 Job: The Strong Voice of the Weak Person - James McGill (Convention) 201 ABC
8-16 Partnering with Parents in Children’s Faith Formation: Connecting (Convention) 202
Parents, Schools and Parish - Daniel Mulhall & Jo Rotunno
8-17 Is the Church Behind the Times? - Eric Paige (Hilton) Laguna
8-18 Eat, Pray, Love: Sound Familiar? - Jo Ann Paradise (Convention) Ballroom DE
8-19 Parish Renewal: Building an Evangelized and Evangelizing (Convention) 201 D
Faith Community - Tom Quinlan
8-20 Youth, Prayer and Sunday Mass: Exploring the Wisdom of the (Convention) 207 ABC
“Pyramid of Catholic Prayer” - Dr. Sean Reynolds
8-21 Sexuality and Adolescents - Sr. Kieran Sawyer (Marriott) Marquis North
8-22 Resurrection from the Dead - Dr. Brian Schmisek (Convention) 206
8-23 Anger at Jerusalem: The Critical Importance of the Prophet (Sheraton) Park Ballroom
Micah - Dr. Daniel Smith-Christopher
8-24 Catechesis in a Digital Age - Ailis Travers & Enda Donlon (Marriott) Orange County
8-25 Hold Firm … Trust: Religious Belief Is Not Intellectual Suicide (Convention) 303
- David Wells
8-70 Vietnamese Workshop - Bro. Fortunat Phong (Convention) 205

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Queridos participantes al Congreso 2011:

Me siento muy contento de poder darles a ustedes mi calurosa bienvenida a nuestro
Congreso anual de Educación Religiosa. Esta maravillosa reunión nos ofrece
la oportunidad de renovar nuestra fe y nuestro compromiso a los ministerios de
evangelización y catequesis.
El tema del Congreso de este año ¡Mantente Firme…Confia! inspirado por las lecturas
seleccionadas para el segundo Domingo de Cuaresma, nos atrae hacia el exorbitante
amor de Dios que constantemente nos acompaña en el trayecto, nos sostiene en tiempos
de desafío y nos conduce a espacios de solaz y renovación. Confiando en la presencia y
el poder de Dios caminamos con confianza a través de los tiempos de tinieblas y de luz.
Los excelentes oradores, los talleres y las celebraciones litúrgicas ofrecidos durante
este fin de semana son un riquísimo recurso de renovación para todas las personas
participantes. Yo me siento agradecido y animado al ver cómo tantas personas toman
ventaja de las extraordinarias oportunidades para establecer contactos, ofrecer aportes y
enriquecerse. Su liderazgo y fiel participación son la llave para el contínuo crecimiento
y bienestar de nuestras comunidades parroquiales.
Estén seguros/as de mi gratitud y apoyo mientras ustedes continúan participando en este
ministerio tan esencial como lo es, en nuestra Iglesia, la catequesis.
Implorando la bendición de Dios para ustedes, sus familias y su comunidad local, con
mis mejores deseos, quedo de ustedes,
Su Excelencia Su Eminencia
Arzobispo José Gomez Cardenal Rogelio Mahony
Arzobispo de Los Angeles Los Angeles
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Darles, una vez más, la bienvenida a nuestro fabuloso congreso es siempre una gran alegría. Este
fin de semana ofrece varias oportunidades para encuentros, reflexión y un renovado empeño en
proclamar las riquezas de nuestra historia sagrada.
Nuestro tema “Abundancia Increíble” inspirado en las lecturas del quinto domingo de Cuaresma
nos recuerda la abundante gracia de Dios que se desborda en actos de amor y misericordia. Las
fuerzas de la muerte y desesperación se superan. Las piedras y asperezas que obstaculizan el flujo
de la vida son removidas por las palabras de Jesús quien trae la nueva vida.
Como ustedes recordarán, se ha establecido la Fundación de Educación Religiosa en la Arquidióce-
sis de Los Angeles para la formación y educación continua de los Directores de Educación Religio-
sa, Formadores de Adultos, de Jóvenes y Ministerios Juveniles. Actualmente este fondo apoya a 10
estudiantes para obtener su Maestría en Educación Religiosa. Las donaciones dadas en las distintas
liturgias del sábado durante el Congreso del 2009 alcanzaron los $40,207. Agradecemos también a
quienes realizaron una contribución especial a este fondo mediante su registración en nuestro sitio.
Ofrecemos una diversidad de oportunidades, celebraciones litúrgicas inspiradas, entretenimientos
y expresiones multiculturales que son una bendición. Ustedes están cordialmente invitados a
caminar en el laberinto, a participar del sacramento de Reconciliación o a disfrutar momentos de
quietud en el espacio sagrado. Conscientes de nuestra responsabilidad común de cuidar la tierra y
todo lo creado, tendremos una “exhibición especial” con recursos y oportunidades para intercam-
biar ideas y reunir esfuerzos en esta importante labor.
Una vez más, agradezco su presencia, su constante participación y la esperanza que ustedes tan
generosamente comparten con sus comunidades de fe. Espero poder saludarlos personalmente
durante estos días de “abundancia increíble.”
Gracias por su maravilloso liderazgo y su invariable compromiso para enunciar su “Sí” al mantener
la visión de Jesús como punto central a todo lo que son y hacen.
Hasta verles y saludarles personalmente en este gran evento. Quedo de ustedes
Cariñosamente,
Hna. Edith Prendergast, RSC

Directora de la Oficina de Educación Religiosa
HORARIO 2011 CONGRESO DE EDUCACIÓN RELIGIOSA
JUEVES, 17 DE MARZO
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Para recoger su guía del programa – (Area de prefunción)
VIERNES, 18 DE MARZO
8:00 am Inscripción abierta – (Area de prefunción)
8:30 am - 9:30 am Oración y Bienvenida – (Arena)
10:00 am - 11:30 am Primera Sesión de talleres
11:30 am - 1:00 pm ALMUERZO

11:45 am - 12:30 pm Música: Peña/Augustin/Betancourt/Buscema – (Arena)
Música: Jaime Cortez y ValLimar Jansen – (Sala B)
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Segunda Sesión de talleres
3:00 pm - 4:30 pm Tercera Sesión de talleres
5:15 pm Servicio de Oración – (210, segundo piso)
LITURGIAS EUCARÍSTICAS (vea diario programa)
7:45 pm “Soy Inmagrante” – (Sala B)
8:00 pm - 9:30 pm Concierto: “Festival of Cultures” – (Arena)
Film Showcase 2011 – (Hilton Pacific Ballroom)
9:30 pm Taizé – (210, segundo piso)
SÁBADO, 19 DE MARZO
Alabanza matutina – (Arena)
8:30 am Discurso: Jack Jezreel – (sin traducción, Arena)
10:00 am - 11:30 am Cuarta Sesión de talleres
11:45 am - 12:30 pm Música: Rubalcava/Manibusan/García-López – (Arena)
Música: Marty Haugen, Gary Daigle y Mary Janus – (Sala B)
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Quinta Sesión de talleres
3:00 pm - 4:30 pm Sexta Sesión de talleres
5:15 pm Servicio de Oración – (210, segundo piso)
LITURGIAS EUCARÍSTICAS (vea diario programa)
8:00 pm - 9:00 pm Sacred Illuminations – (213, segundo piso)
8:00 pm - 9:30 pm Concierto: Ceili Rain – (Arena)
9:30 pm - 11:30 pm Social de jóvenes – (Marriott Elite)
9:30 pm - 12:00 am Baile de jóvenes – (Marriott Marquis)
DOMINGO, 20 DE MARZO
8:00 am - 9:30 am LITURGIA EUCARÍSTICA – (Arena)
8:30 am Asamblea (Español): Dora Tobar Mensbrugghe – (Sala B)
Asamblea General (Inglés): Dra. Greer Gordon – (Salón AB)
10:00 am - 11:30 am Séptima Sesión de talleres
11:45 am - 12:30 pm Música: John Angotti y Danielle Rose – (Arena)
Música: Rafael Moreno y Santiago Fernández – (Sala B)
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Octava Sesión de talleres
3:30 pm LITURGIA EUCARÍSTICA DE CLAUSURA – (Arena)
HORARIO DE INSCRIPCIÓN:
ESPACIO SAGRADO EN
Viernes y Sábado 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
CONVENCIONES 304 (3O PISO)
Domingo 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
Lugar Area de prefunción Viernes 10:00 am - 3:30 pm
Sábado 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
HORARIO DE EXHIBICIONES: Domingo 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Viernes y Sábado 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Incluyendo:
Domingo 8:00 am - 3:00 pm • El Laberinto • Capilla
Lugar Sala A (Hall A) • Música en Vivo • Obras de Arte
EXHIBICIÓN MULTICULTURAL: • Adoración al Santísimo
Viernes y Sábado 9:00 am - 5:00 pm • Sacramento de Reconciliación/Confesión
Domingo 9:00 am - 2:30 pm
Lugar Area de prefunción, segundo piso

EVENTOS
CHAT CON ARZOBISPO >
PUNTOS CULMINANTES Viernes, 10:15 - 11 – Tech Center

Únete a nosotros en la mañana del
viernes para chatear con el arzobispo
de Los Ángeles, José Gomez, quien
iniciará su primero sesión online, con
estudiantes de St. Thomas the Apostle < “SOY INMIGRANTE”
School en Los Angeles. Sábado, 7:45 pm – Convention Hall B
Una tarde interdinámica de invitados espe-
ciales, cantos, videos y reflexiones sobre
asuntos de inmigración y nuestra fe. Nos
ayudará a ser más conscientes de nuestra
realidad social y del compromiso que tengo
DORA TOBAR MENSBRUGGHE> en Cristo de responder concretamente hoy.
Domingo, 8:30 am – Convention Arena Uno de los invitados especiales es la Her-
mana Glenda quien nos acompañará con su
“Cómo Hablar de Dios a las Mujeres música y talento, ¡no te lo pierdas!
y Hombres de Hoy”
La cosmovisión o representación que el ser
Español
humano se hacía de la realidad ha cambiado.
Ese cambio ha hecho que las nuevas genera- < ILUMINACIONES SAGRADAS
ciones, en especial los jóvenes, se alejen de Sábado, 8 - 9 pm – Convención 213
la fe y no encuentran en la Iglesia y sus dis-
cursos el mensaje de sentido y salvación que Nuevamente regresa al Congreso 2010
en el fondo todos los humanos buscamos. las “Sacred Illuminations,” coreografía
mística de luz y sonido. Incorporando
las innovaciones del arte fotográfico y
MUESTRA DE CINE. 2011 > reflexiones de Hna. Rose Marie Tulacz,
Viernes, 8 -10 pm – Convención 201 SND, reflejarán la Abundancia In-
Este año, “Film Showcase 2010,” creíble del sagrado, de la quietud, de la
en colaboración con la Universidad forma, del divino, a nuestra humanidad.
Loyola Marymount, presenta extrac- Ven a reflexionar y rezar.
tos de un número de largometrajes nar-
rativos, cortometrajes, documentales < AYUDA CON CELULARES
y películas basan en la doctrina social De viernes a domingo – varios
católica, la justicia, el ministerio, es- Nuevamente este año nos hemos asociado
piritualidad y teología. con Get Green To Get Green, organización
que recicla los teléfonos celulares. Los in-
gresos generados a partir de esta actividad
serán donados a Catholic Relief Services
2011 EXHIBICIÓN DE ARTE > (CRS) para ser destinados a Pakistán y
De viernes a domingo – Arena Lobby Haití.
Congreso 2011 cuenta con La Biblia de
San Juan – la primera Biblia manuscrita
e iluminada realizada por un monasterio
benedictino después de la invención de la
imprenta. Un equipo de 14 calígrafos y
artistas ya han completado seis de los siete < GANA UN iPAD
volúmenes que componen la Biblia de San De viernes a domingo – Stand de ORE,
Juan. Ven a gozar de las reproducciones Hall A
artísticas de estos seis primeros volúmenes. Pase por el stand de la Oficina de Educación
Religiosa para adquirir información acerca
de cómo ganar tu propio iPad. El stand de
la oficina se encuentra cerca del centro de
RECUERDOS CONGRESO > la Sala de Exposiciones. También ven a
De viernes a domingo - Salón A conocer la nueva área de difusión y entra en
Asegúrese de no perderse nuestras re- la acción durante las entrevistas a presenta-
dores, artistas, expositores y otros, todo ésto
cuerdos del congresos – prendedores,
desde la Sala de Exposición A!
lapiceras, imanes y mucho más!
INFORMACIÓN
ARTICULOS PERDIDOS HORAS DE EXIBICIÓN
Si usted encontró o perdió algo, por favor diríjase al Las exhibiciones están localizadas en el Pasillo A
salón de Convenciones AR 1. (Hall A). Ver páginas 99-104 con el listado de las
AUDIO-GRABACIÓN exhibiciones. Las exhibiciones abrirán durante las
Muchas de las sesiones serán grabadas (indicado con el siguientes horas:
símbolo de ). Los audiocasetes estarán disponibles Viernes: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
a la venta en el puesto de casetes del Centro de Con- Sábado: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
venciones localizado al este del Pasillo A (Hall A). Domingo: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
CENTRO DE MENSAJES TELEFÓNICOS INFORMACION ACERCA DE LOS SALONES DE
El centro de mensajes, situado en el Pasillo A (Hall A), HOSPITALIDAD
puede recibir mensajes. Para dejar un mensaje, llamen Para dar o conseguir información acerca del salón
al (714) 765-8883 o (714) 765-8884. de hospitalidad de su parroquia, favor de revisar el
Viernes: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm pizarrón de información en el Pasillo A (Hall A).
Sábado: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm PRIMEROS AUXILIOS
Domingo: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Una estación de Primeros Auxilios para problemas de
COMIDA / CONCESIONES salud rutinarios estará localizada en la galería afuera
El Centro de Convenciones ofrece diariamente dife- del área del Pasillo A (Hall A).
rentes opciones de comida en el Pasillo A (Hall A). RESERVACIONES DE RESTAURANTE
Desayuno Continental: 8:00 am - 9:30 am En Además de nuestra lista en las páginas 80-81, en
Almuerzo: 11:00 am - 2:00 pm la galería a fuera del área del Hall A puede encontrar
Carritos de concesiones: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm menus y a la vez hacer reservaciones:
ESTACIONAMIENTO Viernes y Sábado: 11:00 am - 6:00 pm
El estacionamiento durante el día está disponible Domingo: 11:00 am - 3:30 pm
en la estructura de estacionamiento del Centro de TELEFONOS CELULARES / PAGERS
Convenciones al precio de $12 por día sin privilegios Como señal de respeto hacia los conferenciastas y
de entradas y salidas. otros participantes, por favor apaguen sus teléfonos y
pagers durante las liturgias y talleres.
INFORMACIÓN DEL CONFERENCISTA

GAFETES / BOLETOS TALLERES
Los gafetes con sus nombres deberán ser portados Para asistir a los talleres debe tener el boleto apropiado
en todo momento. Los boletos son necesarios para para ese taller. Nadie podrá entrar a los talleres sin
la admisión tanto en las sesiones generales como en boleto. Puede usar su boleto para asistir al taller de la
los talleres. Arena o la Sala B pero este taller no es para personas
RESERVACIÓN DE ASIENTOS sin boletos. Por favor no olvide apagar su teléfono
Se permite reservar asientos para sus amigos, sola- celular y pager.
mente hasta 10 minutos antes de que empiece la sesión. Todos los talleres comenzarán a tiempo. Algunos con-
Después de este tiempo, le rogamos deje los asientos ferencistas han pedido que no dejemos entrar a perso-
libres, y permita que otra persona los ocupe. nas que lleguen tarde. También les pedimos, que traten
Le pedimos que si usted está guardando el asiento para de no salirse del taller durante la presentación. La
alguien, y un voluntario del congreso le pide que le mayoría de los talleres tiene un descanso, le pedimos
deje ese asiento a alguien más, siga las instrucciones que si desea no continuar en el taller use este tiempo
que le sean dadas. para irse ya que así no perturbará al conferencista ni
a los otros participantes.
EMERGENCIAS
En caso de alguna emergencia, póngase, por favor, CAMBIO DE BOLETOS
en contacto con la persona más próxima que esté Se pueden cambiar boletos de los talleres que tengan
portando un listón oficial del congreso blanco o azul, lugares disponibles durante el día viernes a partir del
estas personas están en contacto radial y pueden medio día en la ventanilla del puesto de inscripción
conseguir ayuda inmediata. Para una emergencia localizada en el area de prefunción. Nota: Todos los
que consideren de vida o muerte, por favor llamen al boletos pueden ser usados para entrar a las sesiones
9-1-1. de la Arena y el Hall B.
FUMADORES
No se permite fumar en el centro de convenciones, hay
varios patios asignados dónde será permitido.

Viernes, 18 de marzo, 2011 TALLERES
SESIÓN 1 – 10:00 - 11:30 am AG LUGAR
1-51 Construyendo la parroquia del nuevo milenio (Convention) 205
- Dr. Augusto Castañeda
1-52 Buscando el hilo común entre pandillas, la paz y ser Católico (Clarion) Orangewood
- Richard Jones
1-53 El perfil profético de Jesús en el Evangelio de Lucas (Marriott) Marquis North
- Armando Noguez Alcántara
1-54 Hablemos del “chamuco”: Actitudes cristianas ante el bien y el mal (Hilton) Pacific C
- Dr. Hosffman Ospino
1-55 Del ministerio al misterio - Rev. Domingo Rodríguez Zambrana (Convention) Hall B
1-56 Formando Discipulos y Seguidores de Cristo - Maruja Sedano (Convention) 303
= audio-grabación
Español
SESIÓN 2 – 1:00 - 2:30 pm AG LUGAR
2-51 Camino hacia el norte: Espiritualidad de la migración (Clarion) Orangewood
- Maria Arroyo y Lucrecia Oliva Muralles
2-52 La educación emocional en la familia - Ana García-Mina Freire (Convention) Hall B
2-53 Evangelización de jóvenes: Mejores prácticas recomendadas para (Convention) Ballroom AB
adultos latinos - P. Michael Lee
2-54 “Dejen que los niños vengan a mi” - Rafael Moreno — (Convention) 204
2-55 La música en la pastoral: Un medio efectivo de compañía y (Convention) 207 D
evangelización - Jorge Rivera
2-56 Cantos para acompañar el caminar: Los cantos procesionales — (Convention) Ballroom C
- Pedro Rubalcava

3-51 Madres al pie de la cruz - Rita Chairez y Amalia Molina (Hilton) Pacific AB
3-52 ¡Mantente firme…confía! “El matrimonio es un llamado divino…” (Convention) Ballroom AB
- Maria Covarrubias
3-53 Cantemos al Señor – ¿Cómo puede realmente ayudarme este — (Convention) Ballroom C
documento? - Santiago Fernández
3-54 Modelos del ministerio pastoral en la comunidad hispana (Clarion) Orangewood
- P. Charles Dahm
3-55 ¿Es mi grupo un grupo sano? - Sr. Glenda Hernandez (Convention) Hall B
3-56 El catequista y la diversidad cultural - Dra. Fanny Cepeda Pedraza (Sheraton) Plaza Ballroom
TALLERES Sábado, 19 de marzo
4-51 Como mejorar la comunicación en nuestras familias (Marriott) Marquis Center-S
- Ana García-Mina Freire
4-52 Los sacramentos en la vida cotidiana - Dr. Timothy Matovina (Marriott) Grand Ballrm A-E
4-53 Soy Catequista: La espiritualidad de la vocación (Convention) Hall B
- Victor Valenzuela
4-54 La comunidad de Juan ante el imperio - Armando Noguez Alcántara (Sheraton) Tiffany Terrace
4-55 El ministerio laical y la planificación pastoral (Convention) 201 ABC
- P. Domingo Rodríguez Zambrana
4-56 RCIA: La joya perdida y olvidada - P. Richard Vega (Sheraton) Park Ballroom
4-57 ¿Un nuevo Misal Romano? ¿Qué pasa con eso? (Hilton) Pacific D
- Obispo Gabino Zavala
= audio-grabación

5-51 La catequesis con niños pequeños - Luis Benavides (Convention) Hall B
5-52 Rituales para el hogar hispano durante la temporada de adviento, (Marriott) Grand Ballrm F-K
navidad y tiempo ordinario - Estela García-López y Rodolfo López
5-53 Cómo desarrollar un ministerio pastoral a víctimas de violencia (Hilton) Pacific AB
domestica - P. Charles Dahm
5-54 Muriendo para vivir: Una teologia de migracion - P. Daniel Groody (Convention) 213
5-55 ¿Diferentes formas de orar las escrituras? - Hna. Glenda Hernandez (Convention) Ballroom DE
5-56 El llamado vocacional es un derecho de todo bautizado (Convention) 211
- Jorge Rivera
5-57 La voluntad de Dios para las mujeres - Dora Tobar Mensbrugghe (Sheraton) Plaza Ballroom

6-51 ¿Dónde está el amigo que siempre busco? (Marriott) Grand Ballrm A-E
- P. Rubén Francisco Bellante
6-52 Pastoral juvenil hispana en los Estados Unidos: Cristo camina (Clarion) Orangewood
contigo - P. Guillermo Campuzano
6-53 Felicidad del camino - José-Román Flecha Andres (Convention) Hall B
6-54 Llamados a ser catequistas - P. Alvaro Ginel Vielva (Marriott) Marquis Center-S
6-55 La voz de la asamblea: La música en la liturgia - Peter Kolar — (Marriott) Orange County
6-56 “A Dios rogando y con el mazo dando” y nosotros evangelizando (Convention) 201 ABC
- Lupita Vital Cruz
6-57 Para un Compromiso Transformador - Luigi Zanotto (Marriott) Grand Ballrm F-K

Domingo, 20 de marzo TALLERES
ASAMBLEA GENERAL
Sala B – Domingo, 8:30 am
DORA TOBAR MENSBRUGGHE MISAS ESPAÑOL
“Cómo Hablar de Dios a las Mujeres y Hombres de Hoy” Viernes y Sábado – 5:15 pm
La cosmovisión o representación que el ser humano tenía de la realidad ha
L Combinando la música, el
cambiado.
bi d E Ese cambio ha hecho que las nuevas generaciones, en especial los jóvenes, ritual y el espíritu de los par-
se alejen de la fe y no encuentren en la Iglesia y sus discursos el mensaje de sentido ticipantes que hablan dos idi-
y salvación que en el fondo todos los humanos buscamos. Es por tanto urgente que omas – español e inglés. Estas
todos los predicadores y ministros identifi quemos esos cambios y respondamos a Misas honrará la riqueza y los
ellos, tal y como el Concilio Vaticano II lo sugirió y nos llamó a hacerlo. talentos de nuestras culturas
y afi rmará nuestra llamada
Dora Tobar Mensbrugghe, de origen colombiano, ha dedicado los últimos 20 a celebrar la unidad en la di-
años de su vida a la promoción del evangelio tanto a nivel universito como par- versidad.
roquial y popular. Es Profesora del Programa de Diaconado Permanente en la
Arquidiócesis de Washington, D.C., y Profesora del Instituto de Formación de la
Diócesis de Arlington, Virginia.
Español
7-51 El norte como segundo hogar: Espiritualidad de la migración (Convention) 202
- Maria Arroyo y Oliva Muralles
7-52 La iniciación al silencio y a la oración en los niños - Luis Benavides (Convention) Ballroom DE
7-53 Rituales para el hogar hispano durante la temporada de cuaresma, (Convention) 209
pascua y tiempo ordinario - Estela García-López y Rodolfo López
7-54 Formando jóvenes santos - Juan Carlos Montenegro (Convention) Hall B
7-55 La Iglesia del siglo XXI en los Estados Unidos y el compromiso (Convention) 201 ABC
latino - Dr. Hosffman Ospino
7-56 El Pan que Recibimos: Preparación y Celebración de la (Marriott) Grand Ballrm F-K
Primera Comunión
7-57 Catequizando no cotorreando - Lupita Vital Cruz (Marriott) Marquis North
7-58 Formación de Agentes de Pastoral de Adultos - Luigi Zanotto (Hilton) Pacific D

8-51 La búsqueda del padre … la experiencia de ser hijo (Hilton) Pacific C
- P. Rubén Francisco Bellante
8-52 ¡SOY joven, SOY propuesta, SOY desafío! (Marriott) Grand Ballrm A-E
- P. Guillermo Campuzano
8-53 Respeto a la creación - José-Román Flecha Andres (Hilton) Pacific AB
8-54 Es posible transmitir la fe - P. Alvaro Ginel Vielva (Convention) Hall B
8-55 ¿Que nos enseña la pareja de Nazaret a las parejas de hoy? (Sheraton) Plaza Ballroom
- Dra. Fanny Cepeda Pedraza
8-56 Contemplando el Evangelio: El Método de San Ignacio de Loyola (Convention) Ballroom AB
de Aliviar tu Corazón – P. Michael Kennedy y Javier Ellis Stauring
8-57 Sublime gracia: Una historia de supervivencia, fe y esperanza (Convention) 203
en el corredor de la muerte de América - Juan Meléndez-Colón
= audio-grabación
NOTES

Friday, March 18, 2011 • 8:30 am ARENA
OPENING RITE & WELCOME

Friday, March 18, 2011 • 8:30 am
CALL TO WORSHIP
Ni Jani Gani Israel Kagaruki, arr. Eugene Rogers
Ni jina gani ulimwenguni litupasalo What name in all the earth is greatest?
Si uongo kweli ni jina la bwana Yesu Truly it is the name of God
Nalipenda I love it,
jina hilo that name;
Ninaringa natamba nalo jina la Yesu I boast and stomp because of that name.
Welcome Chris de Silva
Arena
Chris de Silva © 2006. GIA Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission
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ARENA
Ven y Sigueme Santiago Fernández
Refrain
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Santiago Fernández © 2005. OCP Publications. Used with permission. All rights reserved.
COLLECT
PROCLAMATION Presented by Rev. J-Glenn Murray

Written by Diana Macalintal
Small Things with Great Love Danielle Rose
Refrain
Lyrics for “Small Things with Great Love” © The Mother Teresa Center, exclusive licensee throughout the world of the Missionaries of
Charity for the works of Mother Teresa. Used with permission. Not for resale, public exhibition broadcast, or Webcast.
Additional text copyright © 2007, Danielle Rose Skorich, published by World Library Publications.
Music copyright © 2007, Danielle Rose Skorich, (published by World Library Publications, 3708 River Road, Suite 400, Franklin Park, IL
60131-2158, www.wlpmusic.com), and Jeff Thomas Publishing/SESAC, used by permission.
All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is against the law.
SCRIPTURE Jeremiah 17:7-8
38 OPENING RITE & WELCOME 2011 Religious Education Congress

Friday, March 18, 2011 • 8:30 am ARENA
RESPONSE
Con la Cruz Pedro Rubalcava
Pedro Rubalcava © 1994. Wold Library Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
REFLECTION Sr. Edith Prendergast, RSC

Director, Office of Religious Education,
Archdiocese of Los Angeles
INTRODUCTION & RITUAL
Arena
Stand Firm John Bell
Text: Cameroon Traditional. Tune: Cameroon Traditional; arr. by John L. Bell, Public Domain
REMARKS Archbishop José Gomez

Archbishop of Los Angeles
BLESSING
SENDING FORTH
2011 CONGRESS THEME SONG

People, Rise Up! (Hold Firm) Jacob Israel Villalobos, Matthew Leon
& Michael Paul Leon
(Please see page 65)
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ARENA
EUCHARISTIC LITURGY • BLACK CULTURE
Friday, March 18, 2011 • 5:15 pm
Rev. J-Glenn Murray, presider
F
R PRELUDE
I In the Sanctuary Kurt Carr
D
A GATHERING SONG
Y Let Us Go Rejoicing Harold Watson, arr. by Kenneth Louis
Copyright © 2010. Kenneth Louis. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
PENITENTIAL RITE
Lord, Have Mercy W. Clifford Petty
Copyright © 2002. W. Clifford Petty. Petty Notes, ASCAP. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
OPENING PRAYER
– LITURGY OF THE WORD –
READING Ezekiel 18:21-28
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 34

The Lord Hears the Cry of the Poor W. Cliff ord Petty
Copyright © 2009. W. Clifford Petty. World Library Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
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Friday, March 18, 2011 • 5:15 pm ARENA
GOSPEL ACCLAMATION Kenneth Louis
from Mass of St. Cyprian, Copyright © 2001. GIA Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
GOSPEL PROCLAMATION Matthew 5:20-26
HOMILY
PRAYER OF THE FAITHFUL Ray East

Response
Arena
Copyright © 1997. Ray East. GIA Publications. All Rights Reserved. Used with permission.
– LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST –

PRESENTATION OF THE GIFTS
Lord, I Want to Be A Christian Jolanda Robertson
Copyright © 2010. Jolanda Robertson. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
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ARENA
HOLY
Mass of St. Cyprian Kenneth Louis
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MEMORIAL ACCLAMATION Kenneth Louis

AMEN Kenneth Louis
LORD’S PRAYER
SIGN OF PEACE
LAMB OF GOD Kenneth Louis
Arena
COMMUNION SONGS
Just For Me arr. M. Roger Holland II
Refrain
Copyright © 2000. M. Roger Holland II. GIA Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

ARENA
Jesus Christ Is the Way Walter Hawkins
Refrain
I will open up my heart to everyone I see and say, Jesus Christ is the way.
Walter Hawkins © 1977. Libris Music. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
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I How Great Is Our God Chris Tomlin; arr. W. Clifford Petty
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Chris Tomlin. Arrangement by W. Clifford Petty © 2011. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

RECESSIONAL
Jesus You Brought Me All the Way Kenneth Louis
Refrain
Arena
Copyright © 2001. Kenneth Louis. GIA Publications. All Rights Reserved. Used with permission.

ARENA
MORNING PRAISE
Saturday, March 19, 2011 • 8:00 am
Diana Macalintal, presider
MORNING HYMN
With the Rising Sun Donna Peña
Refrain
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SIGN OF THE CROSS

– PSALMODY –
(please be seated)
PSALM 27
Mi Luz y Mi Salvación Santiago Fernández
Santiago Fernández © 2004. OCP Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
PSALM PRAYER (please stand) Response: Amen
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Saturday, March 19, 2011 • 8:00 am ARENA
– SERVICE OF THE WORD –
ANTIPHON
Thula Swaziland trad.
Words and Music: Swaziland traditional.
READING (please be seated) Lamentations 3:21-25
Arena
REFLECTION Diana Macalintal
GOSPEL CANTICLE (please stand)

Blessed Be the Lord Gary Daigle and Darryl Ducote
Copyright © 1985 by Damean Music. Distributed by GIA Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
INTERCESSIONS Donna Peña

Response
Copyright © 2000. Donna Peña. GIA Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
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ARENA
LORD’S PRAYER
FINAL BLESSING
SONG OF SENDING
We Are Marching South African
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Copyright © 1984. Utryck, Walton Music Corporation, agent. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
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Saturday, March 19, 2011 • 5:15 pm ARENA
EUCHARISTIC LITURGY • YOUNG ADULT
Saturday, March 19, 2011 • 5:15 pm
Msgr. Kevin Kostelnik, presider
GATHERING SONG
Better Is One Day Matt Redman
Refrain
Arena
Matt Redman © 1995 Thankyou Music (Admin. by EMI Christian Music Publishing). CCLI. All rights Reserved. Used with permission.
PENITENTIAL RITE
Glory To God Jesse Manibusan
Refrain
Jesse Manibusan © 1993. OCP Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
OPENING PRAYER
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ARENA
– LITURGY OF THE WORD –
READING I 2 Samuel 7:4-5a, 12-14a, 16
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 89

Jacob Israel Villalobos, Matthew Leon
Response and Michael Paul Leon
Jacob Israel Villalobos, Matthew Leon and Michael Paul Leon © 2011. World Library Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
S READING II Romans 4:13, 16-18, 22

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U and Michael Paul Leon
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Jacob Israel Villalobos, Matthew Leon and Michael Paul Leon© 2009. World Library Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
GOSPEL PROCLAMATION Matthew 1:16, 18-21, 24a
HOMILY
PRAYER OF THE FAITHFUL Jacob Israel Villalobos, Matthew Leon

Response and Michael Paul Leon
Jacob Israel Villalobos, Matthew Leon and Michael Paul Leon © 2011. World Library Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
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– LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST –
PRESENTATION OF THE GIFTS

Take This Life Jacob Israel Villalobos, Matthew Leon
Refrain and Michael Paul Leon
Copyright © 2011. World Library Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
HOLY
Mass of Creation Marty Haugen
Arena
from Mass of Creation, Marty Haugen © 1984. GIA Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
MEMORIAL ACCLAMATION Marty Haugen

ARENA
AMEN Marty Haugen
LORD’S PRAYER
SIGN OF PEACE
LAMB OF GOD Matt Maher
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from Mass of St. Timothy. Matt Maher © 2001. OCP Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

COMMUNION SONGS
In This Place Trevor Thomson
Refrain
Text © 1996, Victoria Thomson. Music © 1996, Trevor Thomson.

Published by spiritandsong.com®, a division of OCP. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
All I Need Jacob Israel Villalobos, Matthew Leon

Arena
Jacob Israel Villalobos, Matthew Leon and Michael Paul Leon © 2011.
World Library Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
So Beautiful Jacob Israel Villalobos, Matthew Leon

Jacob Israel Villalobos, Matthew Leon, Michael Paul Leon © 2009.

World Library Publications, All rights reserved. Used with permission.

ARENA
POST-COMMUNION MEDITATION
Let Us Stand Jacob Israel Villalobos, Matthew Leon
Verse 1 and Michael Paul Leon
Refrain
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Verse 2

SENDING FORTH
Everyday Jacob Israel Villalobos, Matthew Leon
Verse 1
Love has spoken, Spirit of wisdom breathe on us.
We are chosen for you, Holy Spirit. Spirit of fire rain down on us.
We are chosen for you.
Pre-chorus
Beautiful perfection shining forth from God.
Send us out to glorify you and proclaim your love.
Verse 2
Let chains be broken, Spirit of justice deliver us.
We are chosen for you, Holy Spirit. Spirit of mercy reign over us.
We forever belong to you.
Arena
World Library Publications. All Rights Reserved. Used with permission.

ARENA
CLOSING EUCHARISTIC LITURGY

Sunday, March 20, 2011
8:00 am • Bishop Tod Brown, presider
3:30 pm • Archbishop José Gomez, presider
GATHERING SONGS ♦ CANTOS DE ENTRADA

Nzamuanza Mozambican Melody
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Xitawa “Hallelujah” song. Mozambican melody.
Words and music © 1998. General Board of Global Ministries. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
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Sunday, March 20, 2011 • 8:00 am & 3:30 pm ARENA
Welcome Chris de Silva
Arena
Chris de Silva © 2008. GIA Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Canten Al Señor / Sing to God Donna Peña
Donna Peña © 1998. OCP Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
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ARENA
Come, All You People arr. Gary Daigle
Verses 4–7
4. Fire, wind, snow and rain: 6. Friend and stranger, host and guest:
Blizzard, earthquake, hurricane: Refugee and resident:
Thunderclouds and lightening: Native, alien and homeless:
5. Citizens and immigrants: 7. Young and old, rich and poor:
Laborers and management: Weak and strong, broken, cured:
Lobbyists and government: Lonely, loved, afraid, secure:
Refrain
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Text: Alexander Gondo; additional text: Gary Daigle © 2008 by GIA Publications.
Music: Alexander Gondo; adapt. by Gary Daigle from arr. by John Bell © 2008. GIA Publications Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

PENETENTIAL RITE ♦ ACTO PENITENCIAL
Kyrie arr. Gary Daigle
Music: Alexander Gondo; adapt. by Gary Daigle © 2011. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
OPENING PRAYER ♦ ORACIÓN COLECTA
– LITURGY OF THE WORD ♦ LITURGIA DE LA PALABRA –
FIRST READING ♦ PRIMERA LECTURA Genesis 12:1-4a
PSALM ♦ SALMO Psalm 32 (33)

Refrain Carlos Rosas
Arena
Text © 1970, Comisión Episcopal Española de Liturgia
Music: Carlos Rosas © 2000, OCP Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
SECOND READING ♦ SECUNDA LECTURA 2 Timothy 1:8b-10
GOSPEL ACCLAMATION ♦ ACLAMACIÓN ANTES DEL EVANGELIO

Acclamation Janèt Sullivan Whitaker
Janèt Sullivan Whitaker © 2006. OCP Publications. All Rights reserved. Used with permission.

ARENA
GOSPEL ♦ EVANGELIO Matthew 17:1-9
HOMILY ♦ HOMILIA
DISMISSAL OF THE CATECHUMENS

Come and Follow Me Tom Franzak
Tom Franzak © 1997. GIA Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
– LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST ♦ LITURGIA EUCARISTICA –

PREPARATION OF THE GIFTS ♦ OFERTORIO
Esta es çena de amor llena (This Is the Supper of Love) Tomás Pascual (1595-1635)
Translation:
This is a supper full of love, this is a supper of love.
When we are in this supper there is love,
and it is that He has ordained as a great glory.
The supper of love incites a joining with the Beloved Lover,
of love with Sacred Love, and of Love that is His essence.
S Since such a supper was created it has been maintained for all.
U This alone unites us because it includes His essence.
N Tomás Pascual (Max Quin) fl. c. 1595-1635. Arranged by Christopher Moroney © 1999.
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HOLY ♦ SANTO Jesse Manibusan
Arena
Music: Misa del Mundo, © 1993, Jesse Manibusan. Published by OCP Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

ARENA
MEMORIAL ACCLAMATION ♦ACLAMACIÓN MEMORIAL Jesse Manibusan
AMEN ♦ AMÉN Jesse Manibusan
LAMB OF GOD / CORDERO DE DIOS Jesse Manibusan
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COMMUNION SONGS ♦ CANTOS DE COMUNIÓN
I Am the Living Bread Ed Bolduc
Refrain
Text from the New American Bible with Revised Testament and Psalms, © 1998, 1997, 1970, CCD Washington, DC.
Music: Ed Bolduc © 2008. World Library Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Vao Doi / Enter the Fullness of Life Nguyen Trinh
Arena
Text and Music: Nguyen Van Trinh; (English trans. by Rufino Zaragoza, OFM) © 1976, 2006.
Published by spiritandsong.com. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

ARENA
La Copa de la Bendición Pedro Rubalcava
Refrain
Pedro Rubalcava © 2000, World Library Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
SONG OF THANKSGIVING ♦ CANTO DE ACCIÓ DE GRACIAS

River of Hope Susan J. Paul
Refrain
Verse 1
I journey to the heart of life, to the river of hope, the face of Christ, where all of
life blesses me and all of love sets me free. Somewhere deep inside of me there’s a
place that gives me all I need. Refrain
Bridge
S I know there’s a river, and I know there’s a river, and I know there’s a river of hope.
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N The voice within guides me hope, assuring me I’m never alone, Where I go I
D carry love. Where I am, I’m in love. Somewhere deep inside of me there’s a place
A that gives me all I need. Refrain
Y Susan J. Paul © 2003 GIA Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

CLOSING SONG ♦ CANTO DE SALIDA
2011 CONGRESS THEME SONG
People, Rise Up! Jacob Israel Villalobos, Matthew Leon,
& Michael Paul Leon
Verse 1
Steadfast we walk this journey with Christ,
the love of God rooted in our lives.
Led by your love we go where you lead,
Proclaiming “Christ!” and blessing the nations.
Refrain / Estribillo
Arena
Verse 2
Somos las manos y los pies de Cristo. We are the hands and feet of Christ
Caminamos en su amor, Marching in love; shining in light.
Brillando su luz con fervor y sin temor. Lord, we rise and will not be afraid
Queremos ser el amor de Dios al mundo. To be the love of God forever.
Bridge
¡Mantente firme, confía!
Verse 3
You call us to live holy lives,
So here and now, for your glory we rise!
Your grace bestowed on us, your chosen people
Sent to shine the light of Christ forever!
Music and lyrics by Jacob Israel Villalobos, Matthew Leon, & Michael Paul Leon.
Spanish translation by Michael Debellis, Alma Leon, and Peter Kolar.
Text and music © 2011, World Library Publications. All rights reserved. wlpmusic.com. From the recording Trust.
Jacob Israel Villalobos, Matthew Leon and Michael Paul Leon © 2010. Spanish translation by Alma Leon.
Published by World Library Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

O.R.E. STAFF
The Office of Religious Education serves the ongoing redemptive mission of Jesus Christ through foster-
ing and developing lifelong evangelization and catechetical processes. We form leaders for a catechetical
ministry that integrates a social justice perspective and that responds to the needs of the diverse peoples
of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. – O.R.E. Mission Statement
ARCHDIOCESAN OFFICE REGIONAL OFFICES
Joanna Aguilar OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS

Support Staff O.L.A. Region Pastoral Center
jabuilar@la-archdiocese.org 5835 W Slauson Ave
Culver City, CA 90230
Alberto Embry (310) 216-9587
(Spanish) David Lara (Coordinator)
Martha Nuñez
Pastoral Juvenil dlara@olapr.org
(Spanish)
aembry@la-archdiocese.org Julio Cruz (Support Staff)
Instituto Biblico, Elementary
jcruz@olapr.org
mnunez@la-archdiocese.org
Melinda Evangelista
SAN FERNANDO REGION
Support Staff Jan Pedroza Alemany High School
mevangelista@la-archdiocese.org Early Childhood 15101 San Fernando Mission Blvd.
Religious Education Congress Mission Hills, CA 91345
Lourdes Gonzalez-Rubio Program Coordinator Mailing Address:
(Spanish) jcpedroza@la-archdiocese.org PO Box 7608
Advanced Catechetical Ministries
Mission Hills, CA 91346
and Catechist Formation Sr. Edith Prendergast (818) 365-5123
lgrubio@la-archdiocese.org DIRECTOR Margaret Sardo (Coordinator)
sreprendergast@la-archdiocese.org msardo@sfpr.org
Dione Grillo
Juan Garcia (Support Staff)
Elementary Veronica Reyes jgarcia@sfpr.org
dgrillo@la-archdiocese.org Religious Education Congress
Support Staff SAN GABRIEL REGION
Douglas Leal vreyes@la-archdiocese.org San Gabriel Region Pastoral Center
Young Adult 16009 E Cypress Ave
dleal@la-archdiocese.org Diana Salinas Irwindale, CA 91706
Support Staff (626) 962-7707
Rev. David Loftus dmsalinas@la-archdiocese.org Christina Lujan (Coordinator)
Adult Ministry, Advanced Formation clugan@sgpr.org
and Bible Institute Paulette Smith Natalie Aviles (Support Staff)
dloftus@la-archdiocese.org Religious Education Congress naviles@sgpr.org
Event Coordinator
Christina Lujan SAN PEDRO REGION
pasmith@la-archdiocese.org
Confirmation (Spanish) San Pedro Region Pastoral Center
clujan@la-archdiocese.org 3555 S Pancratius Pl
Ernesto Vega
Lakewood, CA 90712
Heather MacDonald Adult Ministry (Spanish)
(562) 630-6272
(Santa Barbara Region) ejvega@la-archdiocese.org
Karina Plascencia (Coordinator)
Confirmation, Junior High and karina@sppr.org
Youth Ministry Katie Zeigler
Nancy Longo (Support Staff)
heather@sbpr.org Confirmation, Junior High and
nancy@sppr.org
Youth Ministry
Jose Moreno kzeigler@la-archdiocese.org
Support Staff SANTA BARBARA REGION
jamoreno@la-archdiocese.org Bishop García Diego Center
Office of Religious Education 4032 La Colina Rd
Mike Norman (213) 637-7303 Santa Barbara, CA 93110
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR http://archdiocese.la/ore (805) 569-1135
Confirmation, Junior High and Sue Spies (Coordinator)
Youth Ministry sue@sbpr.org
mnorman@la-archdiocese.org Lisa Goschan (Support Staff)
lisa@sppr.org

STAFF BOOTH SCHEDULE
We invite you to drop by and meet the bishops and people who head the ministries of the Office of Re-
ligious Education. The ORE Staff Booth is located in the center of Hall A. The following are scheduled
days and hours:
FRIDAY, MARCH 19 SATURDAY, MARCH 20 SUNDAY, MARCH 21
8:00 am - 10:00 am 8:00 am - 10:00 am
Lourdes Gonzalez-Rubio Lourdes Gonzalez-Rubio
10:00 am - 11:30 am 10:00 am - 11:30 am 10:00 am - 11:30 am

Lourdes Gonzalez-Rubio Bishop Thomas Curry Bishop Edward Clark
Fr. David Loftus Early Childhood Jan Pedroza
Margaret Sardo Alberto Embry Fr. David Loftus
Sue Spies Christina Lujan
Ernesto Vega Mike Norman
Bishop Gerald Wilkerson Martha Nuñez
11:30 am - 1:00 pm 11:30 am - 1:00 pm 11:30 am - 1:00 pm

Bishop Thomas Curry Heather MacDonald Dione Grillo
Early Childhood Ernesto Vega Douglas Leal
Alberto Embry Sue Spies Mike Norman
Dione Grillo Bishop Gerald Wilkerson Martha Nuñez
Katie Zeigler
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm

Bishop Edward Clark David Lara Bishop Thomas Curry
David Lara Fr. David Loftus Alberto Embry
A. Karina Plascencia A. Karina Plascencia Christina Lujan
Alberto Embry Bishop Gabino Zavala Heather MacDonald
Katie Zeigler Katie Zeigler Margaret Sardo
2:30 pm - 4:00 pm 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm

Douglas Leal Bishop Edward Clark
Martha Nuñez Elementary Catechesis
Bishop Oscar Solis
O.R.E.
O.R.E. PROGRAMS
ADULT CATECHESIS / CATEQUESIS PARA PERSONAS ADULTAS CONTACT/O
Annual Silent Directed Retreat Fr. David Loftus
Five-day silent retreat with personal spiritual direction. (213) 637-7654
Catholic Bible Institute Fr. David Loftus
A three-year program of comprehensive study for parish Bible-study leadership. (213) 637-7654
Distance Learning Fr. David Loftus
An online, Internet-based, e-learning partnership with the University of Dayton. (213) 637-7654
Why Catholic? Fr. David Loftus
Local support for parishes engaged in this program from Renew International (213) 637-7654
Human Sexuality Education Douglas Leal
Formation and training programs; Summer Institute, June 2011. (213) 637-7498
Instituto Bíblico Católico – Estudio de las Escrituras Cristianas Martha Nuñez
Un programa de nivel básico para estudiar la Biblia (16 sesiones). (213) 637-7705
Instituto Bíblico Católico – Estudio de las Escrituras Hebreas Martha Nuñez
Un programa de nivel básico para estudiar la Biblia (16 sesiones). (213) 637-7705
Instituto Bíblico Católico – Curso Avanzado Biblico Martha Nuñez
Un programa de tres años, se adquiere certificación como animador/a biblico/a. (213) 637-7705
O.R.E. PROGRAMS
ADULT CATECHESIS / CATEQUESIS PARA PERSONAS ADULTAS (cont.) CONTACT/O
Peregrinación Martha Nuñez
Viaje de peregrinación y estudio a Israel cada dos años (213) 637-7705
Cursos de Verano 2011 Julio 9 y 10 & Julio 16 y 17 Ernesto Vega
Cursos sobre teología, Sagradas Escrituras, Liturgia, medios de comunicación y más. (213) 637-7345
Certificación para el Ministerio con Adultos L. Gonzalez-Rubio
Entrenamiento (nivel avanzado) para líderes en el ministerio con los adultos. (213) 637-7344
Especialización para Catequistas de Adultos (Básica y Advanzada) L. Gonzalez-Rubio
Un programa para personas que trabajan en la catequesis con adultos. (213) 637-7344
Instituto de Pastoral y Evangelización Ernesto Vega
Programa de formación pastoral a nivel básico e intermedio. (213) 637-7345
Capacitación y Práctica de Oración Meditativa Ernesto Vega
Entender las dinámicas de oración y discernimiento: ayuda a todos los lideres. (213) 637-7345
Formación para Ministerios en los Medios de Comunicación Ernesto Vega
Pautas de formación técnica y religiosa en las áreas de los medios de comunicación. (213) 637-7345
Formación Continua en la Fe Ernesto Vega
Oportunidades de formación para el enriquecimiento continúo en la fe. (213) 637-7345
Capacitación para hacer Retiros para Adultos Ernesto Vega
Capacitación para aprender lo esencial para hacer retiros con adultos. (213) 637-7345
Especialización para la Formación de Fe para Adultos Ernesto Vega
Capacitación esencial en la formación de fe para adultos. (213) 637-7345
CATECHIST FORMATION / FORMACIÓN DE CATEQUISTAS

Basic Catechist Formation Fr. David Loftus
Faith enrichment and basic theological formation for the beginning catechist. (213) 637-7654
Advanced Catechetical Ministries Fr. David Loftus
Three-year formation program for Advanced Catechetical Leadership. (213) 637-7654
Formación Básica para Catequistas L. Gonzalez-Rubio
Formación en la fe y en las habilidades para catequistas que comienzan. (213) 637-7344
Ministerios Catequéticos Avanzados L. Gonzalez-Rubio
Tres años de formación avanzada para Líderes Catequéticos y parroquiales. (213) 637-7344
EARLY CHILDHOOD & ELEMENTARY / ELEMENTAL

Early Childhood Certifications Jan Pedroza
Spring 2011 - St. Pius X in Santa Fe Springs April 2, 9 & 16 (213) 637-7352
Summer 2011 - St. Dominic in Los Angeles June 11, 18 & 25
Early Childhood Director’s Workshop/Brunch Our Lady Ventura - June 4, 2011 Jan Pedroza
Workshop and networking for Early Childhood Coordinators and DREs. (213) 637-7352
Elementary Catechist Specialization Dione Grillo
Two-day specialization for catechists and coordinators. (213) 637-7410
Elementary Religious Education and Sacramental Preparation Dione Grillo
Workshops, in-services and retreats for parents/guardians and children. (213) 637-7410
Enrichment Opportunities / Textbook Evaluation / LOWC/CLOW Dione Grillo
Workshops, in-services and retreats to equip DREs and catechists. (213) 637-7410
Elementary Specialization / Enrichment Opportunities / Textbook Evaluation Martha Nuñez
Workshops, in-services and retreats to equip catechists. (213) 637-7705
Especialización para Catequistas de Elemental Martha Nuñez
Dos cursos (básico y avanzado) para Catequistas y Maestros de Catequistas. (213) 637-7705
YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY / PASTORAL JUVENIL

Formación de Especialización Básica para Agentes de Pastoral Juvenil Alberto Embry
Se realizan en centros destinados por cada Mesa Regional, 20 sesiones/3 horas c/u. (213) 637-7355
Formación de Especialización Avanzada en Pastoral Juvenil Alberto Embry
Dos años teóricos, uno de práctica parroquial donde ponen en práctica un proyecto. (213) 637-7355

O.R.E. PROGRAMS
YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY / PASTORAL JUVENIL (cont.)
Talleres de Formación Complementario para Agentes de Pastoral Juvenil Alberto Embry
Talleres de capacitació n específica dentro del Ministerio con Jóvenes Adultos. (213) 637-7355
PJLA Radio Alberto Embry
Radio de jóvenes para jóvenes, viernes de 9-10 pm, sábados de 8-9 pm en 87.7 FM. (213) 637-7355
PJLA Noticias Alberto Embry
Periódico electronico de circulación mensual. (213) 637-7355
YOUTH MINISTRY / MINISTERIO PARA JOVENES ADOLESCENTES
National Certificate Program in Youth Ministry Studies April 2-3, 2011 Katie Zeigler
Weekend course on evangelization and catechesis. (213) 637-7616
Youth Ministry Resource Day April 6, 2011 Katie Zeigler
A day of training on how to plan and enhance retreats. (213) 637-7616
National Certificate Program in Youth Ministry Studies May 21-22, 2011 Katie Zeigler
Weekend course on prayer and worship. (213) 637-7616
Camp Big Deal June 28-July 2, 2011 Heather MacDonald
A week-long retreat for junior high youth of the Santa Barbara Region. (805) 682-5500
Silent Directed Retreats June 20-24 & June 27-July 1, 2011 Katie Zeigler
Two retreat opportunities for adults in ministry. (213) 637-7616
National Certificate Program in Youth Ministry Studies June 20-23 & July 11-14 Katie Zeigler
Intense summer sessions of national training for adults in ministry with youth. (213) 637-7616
Christian Leadership Institute July 254-29 & Aug. 7-12 Mike Norman
Leadership training for high school youth involved in ministry. (213) 637-7674
S.A.W. (Signed, Anointed, to Witness)
Week-long peer ministry retreat for high school youth who have been Confirmed.
Santa Barbara SAW – Aug. 1-5, 2011 Heather MacDonald (805) 682-5500
Los Angeles SAW – Aug. 1-5, 2011 Andrew Gafvert (818) 710-1662
Confirmation Catechist, Youth Ministry, Young Adolescent Specializations Mike Norman
Two-day training in specific areas of ministry with young people. (213) 637-7674
Confirmation Catechist Aug. 20-21 or Aug. 27-28, 2011
Youth Ministry August 20-21, 2011
Young Adolescent (Jr. High) August 27-28, 2011
Especialización para Catequistas de Confirmación Christina Lujan
Cursos con especialización, talleres y entrenamiento. (626) 962-7707
O.R.E.
Capacitación para la Liturgía de la Confirmación Christina Lujan
Día de formación para coordinadores, catequistas o equipos. (626) 962-7707
Día de Capacitación para Retiros con Adolescentes de Confirmación Christina Lujan
Día de formación con catequistas de confirmación y líderes de grupos de adolescentes. (626) 962-7707
Equipo Direccional para el Sacramento de la Confirmación Christina Lujan
Ayudar a coordinar la visión e implementación del entrenamiento y formación. (626) 962-7707
National Catholic Youth Conference (NCYC) Nov. 16-20, 2011 Katie Zeigler
Over 2,000 adults in ministry with young people gather in New Orleans. (213) 637-7616
Youth Ministry/Confirmation/Junior High Ministry
Program development, support, training and formation for coordinators/teams.
San Fernando/Our Lady of the Angels regions Mike Norman (213) 637-7674
San Gabriel/San Pedro regions Katie Zeigler (213) 637-7616
Santa Barbara Region Heather MacDonald (805) 682-5500
Spanish-speaking Confirmation Programs Christina Lujan (626) 962-7707
REGIONAL CONGRESSES / CONGRESOS REGIONALES
San Fernando Regional Congress September 17, 2011 Margaret Sardo (818) 365-5123
San Pedro Regional Congress October 1, 2011 Karina Plascencia (562) 630-6272
Santa Barbara Regional Congress October 8, 2011 Sue Spies (805) 569-1135
San Gabriel Regional Congress October 15, 2011 Eileen Gateley (626) 962-7707
O.L.A. Regional Congress October 22, 2011 David Lara (310) 216-9587
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We acknowledge the following companies who publish works of the following speakers and performing artists.
To find their books, music or where to obtain their materials, please refer to the booth number listings. We
are especially grateful for those companies who have generously sponsored the speakers, noted in color.
ABBEY PRESS THE CROSSROAD HOMEBOY INDUSTRIES

(Booth 287) PUBLISHING CO. (Booth 643)
Richard Sparks (Booth 322) Gregory Boyle
Michael Crosby
AVE MARIA PRESS Barbara Fiand IGNATIUS PRESS
(Booths 475, 477, 479, 574, 576, 578) Michael Kennedy (Booths 260, 262, 264, 266)
Michael Amodei Richard Rohr Robert Spitzer
Marilyn Lacey Ronald Rolheiser
Joyce Rupp Tom Sweetser LITURGICAL PRESS
(Booths 218, 220, 222)
TWENTY-THIRD DOMINICAN SCHOOL OF Eileen Burke-Sullivan
PUBLICATIONS/BAYARD PHILOSOPHY & THEOLOGY Carol Dempsey
(Booths 475, 477, 479, 574, 576, 578) (Booth 283) Edward Foley
Michael Carotta Michael Sweeney Paul Ford
Paula D’Arcy Richard Gaillardetz
David Haas GIA PUBLICATIONS David Gentry-Akin
Bill Huebsch (Booths 137, 139, 141, 236, 238, 240) Christopher Jamison
Vikki Shepp Tony Alonso J. Patrick Mullen
Nick Wagner David Haas Barbara Sutton
Marty Haugen
CATHOLIC BOOK ValLimar Jansen LOYOLA PRESS
PUBLISHING CORP. Liam Lawton (Booths 603, 605, 607, 609, 702, 704)
(Booths 337, 339, 341) Donna Peña Pamela Coster
Msgr. James Vlaun Paul Coutinho
HARPER ONE Richard Gaillardetz
CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES (Booths 311, 313) Terry Hershey
(Booths 319, 321) Paul Ford James Martin
Maria Arroyo James Martin Michael Sparough
Thomas Awiapo
Richard Jones LIGUORI PUBLICATIONS NOW YOU KNOW MEDIA
Ted Miles (Booths 457, 459, 461, 556, 558, 560) (Booth 388)
Lucrecia Oliva Muralles Gerald Coleman Paul Coutinho
José-Román Flecha Andres Daniel Smith-Christopher
CREATIVE COMMUNICATIONS Richard Gaillardetz
FOR THE PARISH Anthony Gittins OCP
(Booth 349) Joe Kempf (Booths 401, 403, 405, 500, 502, 504)
Paula D’Arcy Richard Sparks Donna Anderle
Joyce Rupp Lupita Vital Cruz Steve Angrisano
Stan Cordero

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Jaime Cortez PAULIST PRESS
Santiago Fernández (Booths 308, 310) PARACLETE PRESS
Estela García-López Wilkie Au (Booths 278, 280)
Sarah Hart Charles Dahm Paula D’Arcy
ValLimar Jansen Barbara Fiand
Rodolfo López Richard Gaillardetz SAINT MARY’S PRESS
Ricky Manalo Michael Kennedy (Booths 357, 359, 361, 363, 456, 458)
Jesse Manibusan Richard Leonard Tony Alonso
Paul Nguyen James Martin Rita Burns Senseman
Cooper Ray William Nicholas Steven Ellair
Pedro Rubalcava Brian Schmisek David Haas
Janèt Sullivan Whitaker Robert McCarty
Christopher Walker PFLAUM PUBLISHING GROUP Anna Scally
Rufino Zaragoza (Booths 382, 384) Vikki Shepp
ORBIS BOOKS Patricia McCormack Michael Theisen
(Booths 417, 419, 421, 423, 425, 522)
Tom Beaudoin RCL BENZIGER UNIVERSITY OF DALLAS SCHOOL
Michael Crosby (Booths 127, 129, 131, 133, 226, 228) OF MINISTRY
John Cusick Shauna Adams (Booth 286)
Paula D’Arcy Thomas Groome James McGill
Fran Ferder Michael Horan Brian Schmisek
Richard Gaillardetz Daniel Mulhall
Daniel Groody Fanny Cepeda Pedraza VERITAS
John Heagle Jo Rotunno (Booths 406, 408, 410, 412, 414, 416)
Jack Jezreel Tom Zanzig Martin Delaney
Bryan Massingale Enda Donlon
Timothy Matovina WILLIAM H. SADLIER Maeve Mahon
Michael O’Neill McGrath (Booths 324, 326, 328, 330, 332) Ailis Travers
Richard Rohr Carol Eipers
Joyce Rupp Timothy Matovina WORLD LIBRARY
Daniel Smith-Christopher Donald Senior PUBLICATIONS
Victor Valenzuela (Booths 501, 503, 505, 600, 602, 604)
OUR SUNDAY VISITOR/ John Angotti
HARCOURT Ed Bolduc
ST. ANTHONY MESSENGER PRESS
(Booths 301, 303, 305, 400, 402, 404) Richard Cheri &
(Booths 206, 208, 210, 212)
John Burland Good Ground
Betsey Beckman
Joe Kempf
Jeanne Hunt Edward Foley
Tom Kendzia
Beth Knobbe Jerry Galipeau
ValLimar Jansen
Norman Langenbrunner Peter Kolar
Hosffman Ospino
O.R.E.
J. Patrick Mullen Michael O’Neill McGrath
Jo Ann Paradise
Richard Rohr Michael Mangan
OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Christine Way Skinner Rafael Moreno
(Booth 489) Michael Way Skinner Jorge Rivera
Donald Senior
COMMITTEES
CONGRESS COMMITTEE
Sr. Edith Prendergast Greg Boyer Dave Lavendier
Paulette Smith Patrick Callahan Tina Lavendier
Jan Pedroza Gregory Carothers Jane Martineau
Mike Norman Jo Galang Layne Martineau
Dolly Anderson Val Galang Ramona Meza
Jim Anderson Ron Garcia Keith Morlock
Erin Avila Albert Guerra Robert Williams
Jonathan Avila Nancy King Douglas Zuniga
LITURGY COMMITTEE
John Flaherty
Sr. Edith Prendergast Brian Custer Valerie MacRae
Paulette Smith Michael Fike Fe Musgrave
Mike Norman Gail Gresser Maryann Nguyen
Katya Acuña Mary Janus Margaret Traxler
Mary Allen Sheryl Lange John West
Patrick Callahan Monica Miller Luther
REGISTRATION COMMITTEE
Jan Pedroza Jorenz Campo Lillette Mayor
Paulette Smith Fran Curry Brian McMahon
Veronica Reyes Pat Davis Olinda Navas
Chris Krause Elsie Dixon Lucia Richer
Diana Salinas Guadalupe Garcia Ted Richer
Joyce Alpaugh Silvia Hernandez Isabel Rincon
Eileen Bonaduce Margaret Maldonado
OUR SPECIAL THANKS AND APPRECIATION TO . . .

LITURGICAL PRESS THE MANY DEDICATED PEOPLE
(Booths 218, 220, 222) including the “Blue Angels” and “Yellow Jackets,” Amy Hart,
for sponsoring the Tracy Clark, Larry Lopez, and the hundreds of others who contribute
Arena Lobby Exhibit. literally hundreds of volunteer hours before and during Congress
• to make this event a success!
CATHOLIC BOOK
THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR WORK:
PUBLISHING CORP.
Valerie MacRae for the Arena environment and for the planning of our Sacred
(Booths 337, 339, 341)
Space in Convention 304, as well as the many contributing artists; Patrick
for providing lanyards
Callahan for flower arrangements; George Westlund for his photography;
and name badge holders
Dan Houze, Alex Venegas, JonJon San Juan, Brett Grossman, Sara Hillner for
for Congress 2011.
RECongress.org/LIVE and the Broadcast Booth; and the student sacristans and
•
acolytes of Loyola Marymount University and Mount St. Mary’s College.
CRIBARI VINEYARDS
for their contribution OUR LITURGY & PRAYER SERVICE COORDINATORS:
of all altar wine for Friday Liturgies: James Dao, Bill Duckett, Judy Girard, Andrew Knox,
Congress 2011. David Lara, Cesar Magallon, Soana Moimoi, Siymean Rendall, Jane Richardson,
• Renette Scott; Friday Services: David Anderson, Jeanie Essa; Saturday Praise:
GUADALUPE RADIO Elizabeth Mullen, Wendy Weldele; Saturday Liturgies: Anna Betancourt,
(Booths 611, 613, 615) Kevin Brown, Michaela Buccola, Sr. Jean Marie Cihota, Claire Flaherty,
for providing the USB Christina Lujan, Eve Moir, Kristina Ortega, Dawn Ponnet, John Michael Reyes,
flash drives for use at Bro. Chris Saindon, Lisa Sequeira, Sue Spies, Eileen Steiner, Patrick Zubiate;
the ORE booth. and Saturday Service: Alissa Piñeda and Linda Quilizapa,

ENDOWMENT CONTRIBUTORS
The Religious Education Endowment Fund was established by the Office of Religious Education to support the on-going
training and formation of religious education leaders, particularly by making scholarships available for the ongoing edu-
cation and formation of Directors of Religious Education, Adult Educators, Young Adults and Youth Ministers to pursue
graduate studies. It is our hope that every Director of Religious Education and Director of Youth Ministry will be given
the opportunity to receive a master’s degree in Religious Education/Religious Studies.
Those who registered online could contribute to this Fund, as well as those who made an additional contribution through
mail-in registrations. As of Febraury 14, 788 people responded with contributions totaling $10,775. We sincerely ap-
preciate and acknowledge their contributions. The Fund is currently enabling 20 students to pursue a master’s degree in
Religious Education, and you will be happy to know that several have already graduated!
$1,300 Donation $25 Donation Lily Roberto Mary Jo Buettner Javier Guido
Marine Corps Chris Amantea Timothy Roberto Emma Bulala Martha Guido
Camp Pendleton Marie Arenas Eric Saca Linda Burke Margaret Guttieri
Felipe Ballon Cyd Sartoris Arline Bustamante Marjorie Habenicht
460 Donation Derek Brown Karen Sayko Nilda Luz Cabardo Joseph Hamamoto
Immaculate Heart Sylvia Caigoy Hedy Senz Jessica K Cagle Deacon J. Barry
Chapel Thomas Clegg Ann Skulley Mark S Cagle Harper
Sherri Coats Sally Teramura Peggy Cambon Frank Hathaway
$100 Donation Carl Colombo Du Tran Alice Camille Juanita Hernandez
T. Brian Callister Toni Colombo Thanh Tran Deacon Mike Cantlon Melissa Hickey
Joseph Cruz Valerie Colorado Leif Trondsen Dave Caron Rhonda Hoffarth
Rosalie Elder Brian Corcoran Roberta Verderico Mary F. Castellanos Tom Hoffarth
Nick Jordan James Day Barbara Wilson Carol Castillo Julie Hoffman
Denis Lynch Marilyn Day Elbert Worland Leticia Castillo Bro. Edward Hofmann
Susan Murphy Joan Dolby Fran Zonfrillo Ashlee Colleton Denise Hooshmand
Paul Smith Johanne Enemark Juanita Cordero Kathleen Hughes
Barbara Anne Woods Gaudencia Estrada $20 Donation RCWP Lupita Jewell
Kathleen Ybarrondo Tony Fadale Gerry Oshaughnessy, Joanie Coudding Dan Johnson
Michael Ybarrondo Bev Fernandes SDB Julia Curiel Corine Juarez
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$60 Donation Rev. Ron Zanoni
Kathleen Ory Carmen Flores Adolfo de Luna Kathleen Keller
Barbara Garcia Deboah Delhoyo Richard Keller
Robert Gardner $15 Donation Pauline Dibb Robert J. Kelly
$50 Donation Jaysa Castaneda
Brian Bernardis James Givens Cynthia Dickey Eileen Kilfoil
Sharon Givens Maritoni Soriano David Dockstader Mary Killmond
Carol Bernardis Terry Stump
Anthony Bracken Jack Gonsalves Becky Doherty Dale Krick
Lourdes Castro Carolyn Harich $10 Donation Christina Doll Maria Krick
Monica L Dang Kathy Herrington Diane Ahlemeyer Deacon Bill Drobick Donna Kriesel
Antonia David-Wright Barbara J. Hicks Pat Allen Rusty Dudley Mrs Anne Kuczkowski
Emily Douglass Kelly Hughes Vince Anaclerio Kay Easley Kathleen Laabs
Steve Duncan Roger Jewell Lori Anderson Erin Eberhardt Walter Laabs
Cory Escuadro Kathie Johns Dennis Ehling Antoine Leason
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Eduardo Espiritu Paul Kearney Steve Anslinger Elsa Espino Nan-Ping Lee
Linda Foley Jack Kelly Anna Arnesen Mosey Mary Fair Agnes Legaspi
James W Hopp Sue Kinsling Madeline Ashley Victoria Flynn Carol Lewis
Mary A Hopp Susan Klarner Luz Avila Laurie Gal Yvonne Loehndorf
Noel Jaderstrom Soveida Knowles Phil Bangayan Kirk Galbreath Hector Lopez
John Komenkul Christine Kudija Rose Banich Carl Gallinger Kevin Lubiniecki
Karry Luttge Chuck Kudija Sandra Bannard Irene R. Garcia Becky Lucas
Lawrence Niekamp Patricia Laybourne Daniel Barona Jorge Garcia Marie Luttrell
Karin Nuernberg Celeste Lindemann Catherine Barrack Manuel Garcia Noeleen Lynam
Resa Pearson Mary Fran Lynch Jane Bell R Vincent Gartland San Mai
John Rawson Katie Lyon Susan Bernardi Kathleen A. Gerry Fr. Herman Manuel,
Vic Reichert Debra McGee Jerome Bettencourt Deacon Rich Gierak SVD
Dcn. Charles Reyburn Donna McLaughlin Kara Bettencourt Nora Gintowt Rose Marden
Hillary Reyburn Joan McLaughlin Mary Bibby Lynn M. Giotto Michael Marien
Debbelynn Russell Karen Mellos Patricia Black Aracely Gonzalez Terry (Teresa) Markuly
Winifred Soares David Melton Diane Boggs Emilio Gonzalez Yolanda Marsh
Michael Wickham Joseph Michon Jr Cathy Bojorquez Rodrigo Gonzalez Karen Martin
Sue Mountain Margaret Boquer Terry Gonzalez Josefina Martinez
$40 Donation Janice Mullen Tony Boquer Robert Goodell Leanne Martinez
Cassy Goehner Maureen Neglia Julie Borland Jose Goopio Paul Martinez
Duane Overby Br. Christopher Brady Richard Grant Helen Matthews
$35 Donation Sylvia Penunuri Sherry Brechtel Sherrie Grant Leslie Maulhardt
John Rudolph Anne Marie Reyes Moonlight Brizuela Susie Griffin Stephen Maulhardt
Deacon Arnold Reyes Terri Brown Wayne Griffin Melanie McCallum
$30 Donation Terry Rees Riley Kathryne Guerin Joanne McCoy
Hugh Menton Diane Bruce
Jim McDermott, SJ Wendy Scherbart Erin Boulton Aileen Douglas Julie Heath Elliott
Mary McFeely Roger Schmit Lisa Bourey Maria Duarte Marijane Hebert
Robert McKay Juliet Schnitter Lisa Bourey Francine Duff James Hecker
Dave McKeown Florita Shadwell Deborah Boutte Teresa Duran Linda Hecker
Kenneth McNealy John Shadwell Mark Boutte Clara Duran Reed Joanne Hemenway
Antonio Mendoza Regina Smith Michelle Bradshaw Stephanie Eisel Kathy Hicks
Anita Metroka Suellen Smith Janet Brause Leslie Elchert L Hicks
Pat Mickiewicz Jan Sooter Peter Brause Ron Elchert Kathleen Holert
Ernest Miller Cindy Stiso Cheryl Broussard Kimberly Engdahl Roberto Honrado
Lorna Mistica Carol Stone Fr. Kenneth Brown Susan Escalera Annie Hopkins
Katie Mitchell Dorothy Strening Julie Brown Agnes Espinoza John Hopkins
Jan Moore Almas Suerdieck Annelies Bruemmer Michael Espinoza Carolyn Hoying
Cathy Moreno Joan Swem Christopher Caenepeel Fatima Espirito Santo Sally Hudson
Mark Mossa John Swem Gail Campanella Timothy Paul Evans Alfredo Hueso
Sofia Murillo Jill Tabit Gerry Campbell Susan Ewert Butterfield Cecile Huggins
Sr. Olive Murphy Marjorie Tavarez Elizabeth Canepa Cynthia Fasano Barbara Hughes
Karen Murray Joe Tembrock Josie Carrillo Pat Ferraro Monica Hughes
Brenda Murtha Judy Tembrock Katherine Casey Eileen Fewless Nery Huiza
Loretta Mustafa David Tompsett Carmen Castanon Sheryl Fields Marianne Hunt
Christopher Naval Joyce J Tompsett Patricia Castellon Mark Hunter
Suzanne Nawrocki Rachel Monica Torres Nancy Castiglione $5 Donation (cont.) Claire Sun Hwang
Dianne Nguyen Resfina Torrevillas Kathleen Catania Marlin Filipek Tammy Ichinotsubo-
Duy Nguyen Patricia Tracey Marcia Cecil Mary Fiorentino Ezzi
Theresa Nguyen Kim Xuan Tran Ana Cervantes Ethel Fisher Magdalena Ignacio
Dominic Niccoli Marian Tsai-Bangayan Nelia Chang Laura Fisher Escalera Joeleny Isidro
Sandy Niccoli Dorian Valles Guadalupe Chavarin Filna Fontejon Elsamma James
Bob Nicholas Sister Ginny Vissing Lupe Chavarin Marlene Forest-Wallace Theresa M Johnson
Christy Niehus Mary Patrice Watson, Jennifer Chocholek Vanessa Franco Roxanne Jones
Kevin Niehus SJC Eric Christensen Joyce Francois Marilou Joson
Rick Norman Fr. Thomas Weise Murita Chua Guenther Franzen Chantelle Kane
Judi Nuccio Maximilian Weismair Benigno Cifuentes Margaret Freeman Sandra Kearney
Luz Nutt Peggy Weismair Connie Clark Courtney Fritz Carolyn Kelley
Amy O’Donnell Greg Wilhelm Leah Clark Carlie Frye Linda Kelley
Kim O’Gara Loreen Wilhelmy Martha Clement Joe Angelo Gallegos Gina Kessel
Sr. Ursula O’Keeffe Roland Wilhelmy Martin Clement Summer Galvan Waqar Hayat Khan
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Michael O’Sullivan Patricia Young Brian Conroy Rhonda Gaspar Joel Kondas
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Christine Owens Leah Zeldin Deacon Ricardo Co- Zofia Gehl Lisa Konecky
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Norma Pagala $5 Donation Judy Corippo Shirl Giacomi Cj Kruska
James Parke Margaret Alston Theresa Costanzo Lexie Gilbert John Kuklinski
Mary Jane Parsons Theresa Anderson Gloria Couvion Kamran Gill Susi Kuklinski
Kim Tuyen Pham Patricia Andre Tara L Craig Sr. Kathleen Gill Andree Lafrance
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Karen Prestigiacomo Brian James Arellano Kirk Crockett Mary Josephine Glynn Sr. Lisa Laguna, DC
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Esperanza Madrigal Deacon Harry Moore Marita Palafox Sami Shahbaz Miguel Valenzuela
Joseph Mai Hannah Moore H. Palmer Nancy Shute Family Garrett Van Wyk
Brenda Maiman Jane Moore Diane Pangelina Susan Sievers Joann Van Wyk
Les Maiman Michael Morgan Diana Papillon Rosemary Simek Jamie Vanhoomissen
Msgr. Jon Majarucon V.F. Sr Donna Maria Moses Luc Papillon Kari Simmons Kristen Vanhoomissen
Janet Malacane Rebecca Mothershead Marilyn Paquette Elina Simon Mary Frances Vigil
Colleen Maloney Maria Munoz Don Paradise Connie Simpson Heidi Villaluz
Yollie Mancino Mark Murphy Bernard Parent Megan Siy Nelson Villaluz
Maria Mandziara Bernice Musante Cathy Parent Ann Smith Fr. Andrew Vollkommer
Javier Marquez Phillip Myers Pat Patterson Sherry Smith Huong Vu
Teresa Marsano Mary Jean Neault Barbara Patton Kathleen Snodgrass Monika Vu
Ken Martinet Ron Newsom Karen Pavic-Zabinski Miriam Soikkeli Marcia Watson
Peggy Martinet Clara Nguyen Leslie Pechkurow Rosa Solano Barbara Wehan
Irma Martinez Don Nguyen Loretta Pehanich Sandra Soto Hueso James Wehan
Cheri Martinson Hung Nguyen Gerard Periolat Alan Steinke Penny Wells
Joana Marvin Julie-Ngoc Nguyen Linda Peters Deborah Stollery Kurt Wernert
Joseph Masih Tri Jb Nguyen Michelle Peters Teri Stone Linda Westler Dentino
Joanne McBride Carmel Nicolson David Philippart Eugene Stout Mary Wilkins
Marylin McCafferty Judith Nollar Paul Prine Linda Szczech Linda Williams
Colleen McClure Miguel Noriega Stephen Pritchard Karen Szoka Stephanie Williamson
Rosaleen McEvoy Norma Noriega Robyn Prudhomme Robin Tillemans Vicki Woods
Audrey McLaughlin Deborah Nunes Sharon Puerling June Tom Laura Woodworth-
Kelley McVeigh Olivia Nunez Grace Pugliese Irma Torres Gibson
Darah Cecilia Means Mary Oconnor Nancy Quigley Maggie Torres John Woolsey
Fr. Jaime Mencias William Oconnor Guadalupe Ramirez Veronica Torres Chad Wotherspoon
Benjamin Menjivar Laurie Ann O’connor Loretta Ramirez Ana Tougas Mary Beth Wright
Jean Menton Joe O’Donnell Antonio Ramírez Hung Tran Michael Wright
Linda Michon Catherine Olds Patricia Rauber Christine Treptau Shingmin Wu
Christy Middleton Stefanie Olmeda-Vance Irene Rodriguez Javier Triviso Sandra Yepez
Ann Miller Ken Olson Leticia Rodriguez Rolf Trondsen Christie Young
Martha Miller Lori Olson Marina Rodriguez Thomas Tureman Agnes Yu
Ester Luna Ladesma Christopher Orem Joel “Jody” Rowley Dorothy Turner Vivian Zambrano
Miranda Susan Orem Jean Rummelhoff Stephen Tursich Frances Zelaya
Gary Miskimon Mayra Ornelas Catherine Sanchez Ann Tweedy Francesco Zulueta
Jeanette Miskimon Kim O’Rourke Piedad (Patty) Santiago Aaron Utendahl Maru Zulueta
Melody Mitchel Robert O’Rourke Ann Seckinger Sandra Utendahl
Matthew Monahan Lupe Ortiz Elizabeth Seward Elizabeth Valdez
And a Thank You to all our Congress attendees
O.R.E.
CLARION HOTEL MAP
Clarion Hotel Workshop Location

Orangewood
Clarion Hotel Anaheim Resort

616 Convention Way
Anaheim, CA 92802
Clarion Hotel Food Options

(714) 750-3131
Lounge Daily: 1:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Tivoli Gardens Morning: 6:30 am - 11:00 am
Lunch: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Dinner: 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm

HILTON ANAHEIM HOTEL MAP
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Hilton Anaheim Hotel Workshop Locations

Laguna (Concourse Level - 4th floor)
Pacific AB (Ballroom Level - 2nd floor)
Pacific C (Ballroom Level - 2nd floor) Hilton Anaheim Hotel
777 Convention Way
Pacific D (Ballroom Level - 2nd floor)
Anaheim, CA 92802
Maps
Hilton Anaheim Hotel Food Options

(714) 750-4321
Mix Daily: 6:00 am - 10:00 pm
Food Court: Daily: 11:30 am - 8:00 pm
(Sbarro, Baja Fresh, Frozen Assets)
Starbucks Daily: 6:00 am - 10:00 pm
MARRIOTT HOTEL MAP
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Anaheim Marriott Hotel Workshop Location

Elite Ballroom
 Grand Ballroom A-E
Grand Ballroom F-K
 Marquis Ballroom Center South Anaheim Marriott Hotel
700 W Convention Way
Marquis Ballroom North Anaheim, CA 92802
 Orange County Ballroom
San Diego Room
Anaheim Marriott Hotel Food Options

(714) 750-8000
Café del Sol Daily: 6:30 am - 10:00 pm
JW’s Steakhouse Daily: 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Pizza Hut Daily: 11:00 am - 11:00 pm
Starbucks Daily: 6:00 am - 10:00 pm

SHERATON PARK HOTEL MAP
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Sheraton Park Hotel Workshop Locations
Palm Rooms
 Park Ballroom
Plaza Ballroom
Tiffany Terrace Sheraton Park Hotel
1855 S. Harbor Blvd.
Anaheim, CA 92802
Maps
Sheraton Park Hotel Food Options

(714) 750-1811
Molly’s Coffee Shop Morning: 6:00 am - 11:00 am
Lunch: 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Overland Stage Daily: 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm
CONVENTION AREA MAP
CATEGORY NAME CATEGORY NAME

American 18Fifty Grill, Cheesecake Factory, JT Schmid’s Fast Food (cont.) Taco Bell
Brewery, Rainforest Cafe, Red Robin, Tony Ice Cream Cold Stone Creamery
Roma’s Indian Gandhi Palace
Asian Fusion Roy’s Italian Buca di Beppo, Carolina’s Italian Cuisine, Marri’s
Brewery Oggi’s Pizza & Brew Pizza, Naples Ristorante e Pizzeria
Café La Brea Bakery Café Louisiana House of Blues, Ralph Brennan’s Jazz Kitchen
California Cuisine Napa Rose Restaurant, Tangerine Grill & Patio Mediterranean Catal Restaurant & Uva Bar
Chinese Grand China, P.F. Chang’s, Panda Chinese Mexican Alerto’s Mexican, Del Taco, La Casa Garcia,
Dinner Show Medieval Times Mexicana Café, Mi Casita Grill, Ofelia, Taco Mi
Family Style Captain Kidd’s, Chubby’s Diner, Coco’s, Pueblo, Tortilla Jo’s
Denny’s, Disney’s PCH Grill, Goofy’s Kitchen, Northern Italian Anaheim White House
Hook’s Pointe, IHOP, Johnny Rockets, Millie’s Pizza California Pizza Kitchen, Pizza Hut, Shakey’s
Restaurant, Mimi’s Cafe, Mix, Molly’s Kitchen, Seafood Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., Joe’s Crab Shack,
Storyteller’s Café, Tiffy’s Family Restaurant, McCormick & Schmick’s, Mr. Stox
Tivoli Gardens Sports Bar Clancy’s Clubhouse, ESPN Zone
Fast Food Burgerland, Carl’s Jr., Del Taco, El Pollo Loco, Steakhouse JW’s Steakhouse, Morton’s, Outback, Overland
Jack In The Box, McDonald’s, Quiznos, Subway, Stage, Ruth’s Chris, Steakhouse 55

AREA RESTAURANT LISTING
NAME LOCATION PHONE FRIDAY HOURS SATURDAY HRS SUNDAY HOURS
18Fifty Grill 1850 S Harbor Blvd (714) 750-2801 7am - 10pm 7am - 10pm 7am - 10pm
Alerto’s Mexican 1770 S Harbor Blvd #128 (714) 520-3200 7am - 1:30am 7am - 1:30am 7am - 1:30am
Anaheim White House 887 S Anaheim Blvd (714) 772-1381 11:30am - 10pm 5pm - 10pm 11am - 10pm
Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. 321 W Katella Ave Ste 101 (714) 635-GUMP 11am - 11pm 11am - 11pm 11am - 10pm
Buca di Beppo 11757 Harbor Blvd (714) 740-2822 11am - 11pm 11am - 11pm 11am - 10pm
Burgerland 1770 S Harbor Blvd #132 (714) 956-5456 9am - 1am 9am - 1am 9am - 1am
Café del Sol Marriott Hotel (714) 748-2454 6:30am - 10pm 6:30am - 10pm 6:30am - 10pm
California Pizza 1770 S Harbor Blvd #140 (714) 772-7207 8am - 12mid 8am - 12mid 8am - 12mid
California Pizza Kitchen 321 W Katella Ave Ste 104 (714) 991-0305 11am - 11pm 11am - 11pm 11am - 10pm
Captain Kidd’s 1550 S Harbor Blvd (714) 491-4788 7am - 12mid 7am - 12mid 7am - 12mid
Carl’s Jr. 2119 S Harbor Blvd (714) 971-5641 24 hours 24 hours 24 hours
Carolina’s Italian Cuisine 12045 Chapman Ave (714) 971-5551 11am - 10pm 11am - 10pm 11am - 10pm
Catal Restaurant & Uva Bar Downtown Disney (714) 774-4442 5pm - 11pm 5pm - 11pm 5pm - 10pm
Cheesecake Factory 321 W Katella Ave Ste 100 (714) 533-7500 11:30am - 12:30 am 11:30am - 12:30 am 10am - 11pm
Chubby’s Diner 2110 S Harbor Blvd (714) 750-2482 7am - 12mid 7am - 12mid 7am - 11pm
Clancy’s Clubhouse 2191 S Harbor Blvd (714) 750-7500 11:30am - 12mid 11:30am - 12mid 9am - 12mid
Coco’s Restaurant 1100 W Katella Ave (714) 772-0414 6:30am - 12mid 6:30am - 12mid 6:30am - 11pm
Coco’s Restaurant 12032 Harbor Blvd (714) 750-7477 6:30am - 12mid 7am - 12mid 7am - 11pm
Cold Stone Creamery 1570 S Harbor Blvd (714) 635-7800 11am - 12mid 11am - 12mid 11am - 12mid
Denny’s 1610 S Harbor Blvd (714) 776-3300 24 hours 24 hours 24 hours
Denny’s 1168 W Katella Ave (714) 774-1680 24 hours 24 hours 24 hours
Disney’s PCH Grill Paradise Pier (714) 239-5682 7am - 10pm 7am - 10pm 7am - 10pm
El Pollo Loco 110 W Ball Rd (714) 776-7195 9am - 10pm 9am - 10pm 9am - 10pm
ESPN Zone Downtown Disney (714) 300-3776 11:30am - 1am 11:30am - 1am 11:30am - 12mid
Gandhi Palace 515 W Katella Ave (714) 808-6777 7am - 10pm 7am - 10pm 7am - 10pm
Goofy’s Kitchen Disneyland Hotel (714) 778-6600 7am - 9pm 7am - 9pm 7am - 9pm
Grand China 575 Chapman (714) 740-1888 11am - 10pm 11am - 10pm 11am - 10pm
Hasting’s Grill Hilton Hotel (714) 740-4422 3pm - 11pm 3pm - 11pm 3pm - 11pm
Hook’s Pointe Disneyland Hotel (714) 778-6600 5pm - 9pm 5pm - 9pm 5pm - 9pm
House of Blues Downtown Disney (714) 778-2583 11am - 12mid 11am - 12mid 11am - 11pm
IHOP 1840 S Harbor Blvd (714) 750-2411 24 hours 24 hours 24 hours
IHOP 1560 S Harbor Blvd (714) 635-0933 24 hours 24 hours 24 hours
Jack In The Box 2210 S Harbor Blvd (714) 740-1131 6am - 3am 6am - 3am 6am - 3am
Joe’s Crab Shack 12011 S Harbor Blvd (714) 703-0505 11am - 11pm 11am - 11pm 11am - 11pm
Johnny Rockets 321 W Katella Ave Ste 320 (714) 491-1800 11am - 10pm 11am - 10pm 11am - 9pm
JT Schmid’s Brewery 2610 E Katella Ave (714) 634-9200 11am - 12mid 12noon - 11pm 12noon - 11pm
JW’s Steakhouse Marriott Hotel (714) 703-3187 5pm - 10pm 5pm - 10pm
La Brea Bakery Café Downtown Disney (714) 490-0233 11am - 9pm 8am -11pm 8am -11pm
La Casa Garcia 531 Chapman (714) 740-1108 8am - 11pm 8am - 11pm 8am - 11pm
Marri’s Pizza 1194 W Katella Ave (714) 533-1631 11am - 12mid 11am - 12mid 11am - 12mid
McCormick & Schmick’s 321 W Katella Ave Ste 109 (714) 535-9000 11:30am - 11pm 11:30am - 11pm 11:30am - 10pm
McDonald’s 1500 S Harbor Blvd (714) 491-0563 5:30am - 2am 5:30am - 2am 5:30am - 2am
Medieval Times 7662 Beach Blvd (866) 543-9637 6:30pm & 8pm 6:30pm & 8pm 5pm & 7:15pm
Mexicana Café Clarion Hotel (714) 750-3131 5pm - 10pm 5pm - 10pm 5pm - 10pm
Mi Casita Grill 1700 S Harbor Blvd (714) 772-5900 5am - 10:30pm 5am - 10:30pm 5am - 10:30pm
Millie’s Restaurant 1480 S Harbor Blvd (714) 535-6892 6am - 12mid 6am - 12mid 6am - 12mid
Mimi’s Cafe 1400 S Harbor Blvd (714) 456-2223 7am - 11pm 7am - 11pm 7am - 11pm
Mix Hilton Hotel (714) 750-4321 6am - 10pm 6am - 10pm 6am - 10pm
Molly’s Kitchen 1855 S Harbor Blvd (714) 750-1811 6am - 3pm 6am - 3pm 6am - 3pm
Morton’s The Steakhouse 1895 S Harbor Blvd (714) 621-0101 5:30 - 11pm 5:30 - 11pm 5:30 - 10pm
Mr. Stox 1105 E Katella Ave (714) 634-2994 11:30am - 10pm 5:30pm - 10pm 5:30pm - 10pm
Napa Rose Restaurant Grand Californian (714) 300-7170 5:30pm - 10pm 5:30pm - 10pm 5:30pm - 10pm
Naples Ristorante e Pizzeria Downtown Disney (714) 776-6200 5pm - 11pm 5pm - 11pm 5pm - 10pm
Oggi’s Pizza & Brew 12362 Chapman Ave (714) 534-3599 11am - 11pm 11am - 11pm 11am - 10pm
Outback Steakhouse 12001 Harbor Blvd (714) 663-1107 4pm - 11pm 3pm - 11pm 2pm - 10pm
Overland Stage 1855 S Harbor Blvd (714) 750-1811 5pm - 11pm 5pm - 11pm 5pm - 10pm
P.F. Chang’s 321 W Katella Ave Ste 120 (714) 507-2021 11am - 12mid 11am - 12mid 11am - 11pm
Panda Chinese 1770 S Harbor Blvd #120 (714) 999-6888 11am - 12mid 11am - 12mid 11am - 12mid
Pizza Hut Marriott Hotel (714) 750-8000 11am - 11pm 11am - 11pm 11am - 11pm
Pizza Hut 521 W Chapman Ave (714) 740-2300 10am - 12mid 10am - 12mid 10am - 11pm
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Quiznos 1534 S Harbor Blvd (714) 491-1600 8am - 9pm 9am - 10pm 9am - 9pm
Rainforest Cafe Downtown Disney (714) 772-0413 8am - 12mid 8am - 12mid 8am - 11pm
Ralph Brennan’s Jazz Kitchen Downtown Disney (714) 776-5200 11am - 11pm 11am - 11pm 11am - 10pm
Red Robin 12007 S Harbor Blvd (714) 971-4775 11am - 11pm 11am - 11pm 11am - 11pm
Roy’s 321 W Katella Ave Ste 105 (714) 776-7697 5pm - 10:30pm 5pm - 10:30pm 5pm - 10pm
Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse 2041 S Harbor Blvd (714) 750-5466 4pm - 10pm 4pm - 10pm 4pm - 9pm
Shakey’s 1027 S Harbor Blvd (714) 533-0440 11am - 11pm 11am - 11pm 11am - 10pm
Steakhouse 55 Disneyland Hotel (714) 778-6600 7am - 9pm 7am - 9pm 7am - 9pm
Storyteller’s Café Grand Californian (714) 635-2300 7am - 10pm 7am - 10pm 7am - 10pm
Subway 1770 S Harbor Blvd #136 (714) 535-3277 24 hours 24 hours 24 hours
Taco Bell 2144 S Harbor Blvd (714) 638-3429 24 hours 24 hours 24 hours
Taco Bell 1212 S Harbor Blvd (714) 563-2477 24 hours 24 hours 24 hours
Taco Mi Pueblo 1188 W Katella Ave (714) 778-3100 7am - 4am 7am - 4am 7am - 4am
Tangerine Grill & Patio 1030 W Katella Ave (714) 772-1186 7am - 10pm 7am - 10pm 7am - 10pm
Tiffy’s Family Restaurant 1060 W Katella Ave (714) 635-1801 6am - 2am 6am - 2am 6am - 2am
Tivoli Gardens Clarion Hotel (714) 750-3131 6:30am - 1pm 6:30am - 1pm 6:30am - 1pm
Tony Roma’s 1640 S Harbor Blvd (714) 520-0200 11am - 12mid 11am - 12mid 11am - 11pm
Tortilla Jo’s Downtown Disney (714) 535-5000 5pm - 11pm 5pm - 11pm 5pm - 10pm
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Adult Faith Formation Diocesan Organization (cont.)
Little Rock Scripture Study ...............117 Diocese of Orange ...........................100, 102, 104
Advertising & Marketing Services Diocese of San Bernardino ..............107, 109
Bugle Media Services.......................338 Ministry w/ Lesbian & Gay Catholics..448
Art Glass and Jewelry Office of Parish Life ..........................424
Tori … Art on Fire .............................114 Office of Religious Education ...........430
Art Works Carondelet Artists .............................516, 518 Office of Restorative Justice.............447
John August Swanson, Artist ............537, 636, 638 Technology Center ...........................530
Madonna Arts ...................................628 Vocations Office ...............................441, 443, 445
Nippert & Co Artworks ......................275, 374 Disability Ministry Resources
Richard A. Jarrett Stained Glass ......543 Friendship Min./Ministerio Amistad...187
SHCJ Art/France White ....................350, 352 Disability Services
Srs of Holy Names/Clay Creations ...112 L’Arche Wavecrest............................587
Audio Visual Herald Entertainment .......................290 Educational Institution
TORCH3M........................................285 Aquinas Institute of Theology ...........585
Bibles American Bible Society ....................614, 616 Boston College School of Theology 545
Fireside Catholic Publishing .............619, 718 Catholic Theological Union...............640
Abbey Press .....................................287 Dominican School of Theology.........283
ACTA Publications ............................159, 161 Franciscan School of Theology ........581
The Crossroad Publishing Co. .........322 Jesuit School of Theology, Santa Clara.482
Eerdmans Books ..............................481, 483 Loyola Institute for Ministry...............582
Ignatius Press...................................260, 262, 264, 266 Loyola Marymount University ...........145, 147, 149, 151, 153
Megan McKenna-Wayfarer’s Tale ....411 Loyola Chicago, Pastoral Studies ....620
Random House/Image/Doubleday ...307 Mount St. Mary’s College, L.A. .........515, 517
Books & Bibles Oblate School of Theology ...............487
HarperOne........................................311, 313 Saint John’s School of Theology ......216
Books & DVDs Saint Joseph High School ................575
Pauline Books & Media ....................375, 377, 379, 474... Santa Clara Univ./Pastoral Ministries ..484
Books & Videos School of Theology, Seattle Univ. ....485
Family Theater Productions .............381, 383, 385 St. Paul High School ........................712
Fr. Tony Ricard – KnightTime ...........714 Univ. of Dallas School of Ministry .....286
Holy Cross Family Ministries ............381, 383, 385 University of San Diego ....................580
Liguori Publications ..........................457, 459, 461, 556... Word on Fire Catholic Ministries ......360
Now You Know Media ......................388 Educational Programs
Paulist Productions...........................306 Saint Mary’s Univ. of Minnesota .......680
Twenty-Third Publications ................343, 345 Educational Resources
Books/Publications National Catholic Educational Assoc. 536, 538
Oxford University Press....................489 Univ. of Notre Dame/Alliance ...........452
Candles Acadian Candle Company................540, 542 Evangelization Resources
Marklin Candle Design .....................451, 453, 550, 552 Paulist Evangelization Ministries ......309
Root Candles....................................165, 167 Experiential Education Organization
Cards, Bookmarks & Magnets Center for Action & Contemplation ...413, 415
Cards by Anne ..................................223 Fair Trade Café Justo / Just Trade Center.........315
Catechesis Byzantine Catholic Eparchy .............185 Fair Trade Gifts
Celtic & Irish Art Thread of Hope Guatemalan Trade ..282
O’Keeffe Religious Articles ...............362, 364 Faith & Justice
Children’s Resources Catholic Relief Services ...................319, 321
Butterfly Music ..................................163 Coalition to Abolish Slavery/Trafficking ..449
Nest Family ......................................174 Homeboy Industries .........................643
TheFeltSource.com ..........................649, 651, 653 Just Faith Ministries..........................317
Christian Service Organization Office of Justice and Peace..............317
Catholic Heart Workcamp ................675, 677 St. Camillus Center ..........................446
Christian Found. for Children/ Aging ..142 Fundraising Resources
Jesuit/Ignatian Volunteer Corps .......606, 608, 610, 612 Get Green to Get Green ...................122
SCRC ...............................................284 Gourmet Food & Gifts
Society of St. Vincent de Paul ..........625 Tomorrow Project/Catholic Charities ..178
Church Furniture Graphic Design Services
Wood & Iron Factory ........................237 OPM / Catholic Creative Services ....469
Church Supplies Icons Plus Alexandra International ....................183
Meyer-Vogelpohl Co. ........................143 International Association
Computer Software International Catholic Stewardship ...662
Cornerstone by ImageTrend.............676 International Women’s Fund
Gradelink ..........................................567 Mary’s Pence....................................350, 352
Logos Management Software, Inc....722 Italian Tapestries
Parish Data System..........................665 Ecumenicus USA..............................646, 648
ParishSOFT......................................547 Liturgical Books & Materials
School Systems Group of Pearson ..590 Magnificat .........................................157, 256
Congress Logowear Liturgical Furnishings
KWD Uniforms..................................437, 439 Tekton Woodworks ...........................277
Craft Supplies & Gifts Liturgical Vestments
3 Arches/HolyLandShopping.com ....169, 171, 268, 270 Chagall Design Limited ....................523, 525, 622, 624
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Concern America ..............................241, 243 CM Almy ...........................................351, 353

Living Water Wood Works, Inc .........657 Gaspard, Inc. ....................................90, 92
Sunrise Printery ................................681 Liturgical Apostolate Center .............111, 113, 115
Vietnam Catholic Artistic Crafts ........418, 420 Liturgy & Music Resources
Curriculum Veritas Co Ltd ...................................406, 408, 410, 412... A Fire Within Music...........................110
William H Sadlier, Inc. ......................324, 326, 328, 330, 332 OCP..................................................401, 403, 405, 500...
Diocesan Organization World Library Publications................501, 503, 505, 600...
Catholic Schools...............................440 Military Chaplaincy
Catholic Mortuaries ..........................544, 546, 548 U.S. Air Force Chaplains Corps .......724
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Cooper Ray ......................................172 California Catholic Conference.........244, 246, 248, 250, 252
Hershey & Associates ......................180, 182, 184 Catechist Magazine ..........................380
Ministry Scheduler Pro .....................586 Catholic Teacher Resources ............658
RENEW International .......................659 Concordia Publishing House ............463, 465, 467
Sacred Findings ...............................261 Cornerstone Media Inc. ....................365
The H2O Project...............................118 FECOM-USA, LLC ...........................291
Mission Centro Betania, Srs of Mercy, Peru ..367 Good Ground Press .........................386
Columban Mission Awareness .........480 Group ...............................................263, 265
Lay Mission-Helpers Association......562 John Paul II Media Institute ..............690
Mission Haiti .....................................120 Loyola Press.....................................603, 605, 607, 609...
Pontifical Mission Societies ..............442, 444 Morehouse Education Resources ....645, 647
St. Vincent Pallotti Center ................679 Orbis Books ......................................417, 419, 421, 423...
Missionary Claretian Missionaries ......................564, 566 Our Sunday Visitor Curriculum Div. ..301, 303, 305, 400...
Comboni Missionaries ......................563, 565 Our Sunday Visitor Publishing..........201, 203, 205, 300...
Maryknoll Fathers & Brothers ...........417, 419, 421, 423... Paraclete Press ................................278, 280
Multicultural Resources Pflaum Publishing Group..................382, 384
African American Catholic Center ....376, 378 RCL Benziger ...................................127, 129, 131, 133...
Music Catholic Association of Music ...........672 Sacred Heart Kids’ Club ...................684
Ceili Rain ..........................................520 Saint Mary’s Press ...........................357, 359, 361, 363...
Dennis Doyle / Incarnation Music .....242 St. Anthony Messenger Press ..........206, 208, 210, 212
GIA Publications, Inc. .......................137, 139, 141, 236... Storykeepers ....................................710
Jesse Manibusan 2 x 2 Ministries ....409 Religious Jewelry
Spiritandsong.com - div. of OCP ......407, 506 Compelling Creations, Inc. ...............108
Music & DVDs Contreras Religious Art ....................366, 368, 370
Heart Beat Distribution .....................692 Faith-Sharing, Inc. ............................660
Music/Inspirational Prayer Gold ’N Things..................................390
Rosary Rap ......................................671 Religious Life
Online Resources Brothers of the Sacred Heart............668
Catholic Legislative Network ............176 Calif. Province, Society of Jesus ......606, 608, 610, 612
Pilgrimages & Tours Capuchin Franciscans .....................744
Catholic Travel Centre ......................644 Carmelite Friars/Order of Carmelites...688
Quilted Items De La Salle Christian Brothers .........179, 181
Tutwiler Quilts .................................. 642 Dominican Friars ..............................283
Radio & Media Ministry Dominican Sisters ............................281
Guadalupe Radio .............................611, 613, 615 Glenmary Home Missioners .............664
Hombre Nuevo .................................611, 613, 615 Marianist Vocation Ministry...............667, 669
Religious Apparel OLG Franciscan Friars .....................661
CATgear ...........................................670 Poor Clare Srs of Rwanda & Italy.....742
La Cruz T-Shirts ...............................678 Prince of Peace Abbey .....................685
PAX Clothing ....................................189 Saint John’s Abbey ...........................214
Seraph 7 Clothing Company ............156 Salvatorians .....................................720
Religious Art Colors To Move Your Soul ................209 Servants of the Sacred Heart ...........557, 656
Creator Mundi, Inc. ...........................219 Sisters of Bon Secours .....................591
France White, SHCJ.........................350, 352 Sisters of Charity of the BVM ...........686
Judson Studios .................................561 Sisters of Nazareth ...........................746
Lalo Garcia Fine Art Studio ..............233 Sisters of Providence .......................158, 160
Notre Dame Creations......................103, 105, 202, 204 Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange .......508, 510, 512, 514
Sara K. Rubin Pottery & Sculpture ...138, 140 Vincentian Family .............................621, 623
Val MacRae Designs ........................245, 247 Religious Publication
Religious Art & Supplies America Magazine............................541
Al’s Art ..............................................271 Catholic Digest .................................347
Religious Articles Commonweal Magazine ...................577
Cathedral of Our Lady Gift Shop ......251, 253 Creative Communications for Parish...349
Center for Spiritual Development .....508, 510, 512, 514 USCCB/Vatican ................................533, 630, 632
Cotter Church Supplies ....................175, 177, 274, 276 Retreat Facility
Fundación Ramon Pane...................257, 356, 358 St. Anne in the Mountains ................258
Gifts From the Holy Land .................557, 656 Retreats & Seminars
Holy Land Rocks ..............................191 Alpine Camp & Conference Center ..588
Multicultural Resources / Gifts .........288 Catholic Engaged Encounter............683
Mysterium - Sacred Art & Design .....88 Loyola Inst. Spirituality/Jesuit Center...606, 608, 610, 612
Saint Andrew’s Abbey.......................637, 639, 641, 736... Spanish Books
Sandalstrap ......................................225, 227, 229 Librería San Pablo............................627, 629, 631, 726...
Soft Saints, Inc. ................................571 Spanish Religious Resources
Tree of Life Imports, Inc....................267 Claretian Publications.......................568, 570
Religious Books Editorial Verbo Divino .......................468, 470
Ave Maria Press ...............................475, 477, 479, 574... El Sembrador Ministries ...................211, 213, 215, 217
Baker Publishing Group ...................674 Gethesemani Libreria Catolica .........387, 389, 391, 486...
Buena Prensa...................................119 Hispanic Ministry Resource Center ..568, 570
Catholic Book Publishing Corp. ........337, 339, 341 Ministerio Biblico Verbo Divino .........369, 371
Cistercian Publications .....................121 USAMadrid Books ............................584
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Convivium Press ..............................663 Verbum Dei Libreria Catolica............551, 553, 650, 652
Liturgical Press .................................218, 220, 222 Stained Glass
Liturgy Training Publications ............336, 338, 340, 342... Ancient Arts Stained Glass ...............529
Paulist Press ....................................308, 310 Teen Resources
Paulist Press Book Center ...............312, 314, 316, 318, 320 Outside da Box .................................471
Saint John’s Bible .............................123 Youth Resources
Wipf and Stock Publishers ...............168, 170 Girl Scouts, Camp Fire, Boy Scouts .583
Religious Cards & Gifts Life Teen ...........................................146, 148, 150, 152
Printery House..................................509, 511, 513 Salesian Youth Ministry ....................464, 466
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3 Arches USA/HolyLandShopping.com ...................169, 171, 268, 270 (714) 538-7431 www.holylandshopping.com
A Fire Within Music ..................................................110 (909) 240-7884 www.afwmusic.com
A Thread of Hope Guatemalan Fair Trade ..............282 (617) 308-7026 www.athreadofhope.coop
Abbey Press ............................................................287 (812) 357-8230 www.carenotes.com
Acadian Candle Company .......................................540, 542 (888) 424-9425 www.acadiancandles.com
ACTA Publications ...................................................159, 161 (800) 397-2282 www.actapublications.com
African American Catholic Ctr for Evangelization ....376, 378 (323) 777-2106 www.aaccfe.com
Alexandra International............................................183 (718) 392-9575 www.alexandraint.net
Alpine Camp and Conference Center......................588 (909) 337-6287 www.alpine-cc.org
Al’s Art .....................................................................271 (818) 205-8952 alfonsosoltero@yahoo.com
America Magazine ...................................................541 (213) 581-4640 www.americamagazine.org
American Bible Society............................................614, 616 (888) 239-3976 www.bibles.com
Ancient Arts Stained Glass ......................................529 (310) 832-7613 www.ancientartsstainedglass.com
Aquinas Institute of Theology ..................................585 (800) 977-3869 www.ai.edu
Archdiocese of L.A. Dept. of Catholic Schools ........440 (213) 637-7300 www.lacatholicschools.org
Ave Maria Press ......................................................475, 477, 479, 574, 576, 578 (800) 282-1865 www.avemariapress.com
Baker Publishing Group...........................................674 (800) 679-1957 www.bakerpublishinggroup.com
Boston College School of Theology & Ministry........545 (617) 552-6535 www.bc.edu/stm
Brothers of the Sacred Heart ...................................668 (732) 718-8559 brothersofthesacredheart.org
Buena Prensa ..........................................................119 (800) 858-5450 www.litpress.org
Bugle Media Services ..............................................338 (410) 420-1144 www.buglemediaservices.com
Butterfly Music .........................................................163 (614) 308-6990 www.butterflymusic.com.au
Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Phoenix...................185 (602) 861-9778 www.eparchy-of-van-nuys.org
Café Justo and the Just Trade Center .....................315 (866) 545-6406 www.justcoffee.org
California Catholic Conference ................................244, 246, 248, 250, 252 (916) 313-4019 www.cacatholic.org
California Province of the Society of Jesus .............606, 608, 610, 612 (408) 884-1637 www.JesuitsCalifornia.org
Capuchin Franciscans - Western America Province..744 (805) 686-4127 www.beafriar.com
Cards by Anne .........................................................223 (888) 766-7761 www.cardsbyanne.com
The Carmelite Friars/Order of Carmelites ...............688 (713) 906-2233 www.carmelites.net
Carondelet Artists ....................................................516, 518 (310) 889-2135 www.csjla.org
Catechist Magazine .................................................380 (800) 543-4383 www.catechist.com
CATgear ..................................................................670 (352) 636-8750 www.CATgear.com
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels Gift Shop .......251, 253 (877) 680-5277 www.olacathedral.org
Catholic Association of Music ..................................672 (914) 699-1953 www.CAMmusic.com
Catholic Book Publishing Corp. ...............................337, 339, 341 (973) 890-2400 www.catholicbookpublishing.com
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Catholic Digest ........................................................347 (800) 321-0411 www.catholicdigest.com
Catholic Engaged Encounter ...................................683 (909) 624-0665 www.ceeofla.org
Catholic Heart Workcamp........................................675, 677 (407) 678-0073 www.heartworkcamp.com
Catholic Legislative Network ...................................176 (916) 313.4014 www.cacatholic.org
Catholic Mortuaries..................................................544, 546, 548 (562) 944-2667 www.catholicmortuaries.com
Catholic Relief Services...........................................319, 321 (619) 618-2363 www.crs.org
Catholic Teacher Resources....................................658 (888) 326-7858 catholicteacherresources.com
Catholic Theological Union ......................................640 (773) 371-5450 www.ctu.edu
Catholic Travel Centre .............................................644 (800) 553-5233 www.gocatholictravel.com
Ceili Rain .................................................................520 (615) 818-3538 www.ceilirain.com
Center for Action and Contemplation.......................413, 415 (505) 242-9588 cacradicalgrace.org
Center for Spiritual Development ............................508, 510, 512, 514 (714) 744-3175 www.thecsd.com
Centro Betania, Sisters of Mercy, Peru Mission ......367 011-51-73-372231 terrysaettarsm@gmail.com
Chagall Design Limited............................................523, 525, 622, 624 (800) 947-7923 www.chagalldesign.com
Christian Foundation for Children and Aging ...........142 (800) 875-6564 www.hopeforafamily.org
Cistercian Publications ............................................121 (800) 858-5450 www.litpress.org
Claretian Missionaries .............................................564, 566 (773) 493-8119 www.claretians.org
Claretian Publications ..............................................568, 570 (312) 544-8139 www.claretianpubs.org
CM Almy ..................................................................351, 353 (800) 225-2569 www.almy.com
Coalition to Abolish Slavery & Trafficking ................449 (213) 365-1906 www.castla.org
Colors To Move Your Soul .......................................209 (909) 626-0757 ColorsToMoveYourSoul.com
Columban Mission Awareness Resources ..............480 (877) 299-1920 www.columban.org
Comboni Missionaries .............................................563, 565 (626) 339-1914 roxanne@comboni.com
Commonweal Magazine ..........................................577 (212) 662-4200 www.commonwealmagazine.org
Compelling Creations, Inc. ......................................108 (770) 394-3598 www.compelling-creations.com
Concern America .....................................................241, 243 (714) 953-8575 www.concernamerica.org
Concordia Publishing House ...................................463, 465, 467 (800) 325-3040 www.cph.org
Contreras Religious Art............................................366, 368, 370 (760) 741-9978 scontreras@cox.net
Convivium Press......................................................663 (786) 866-9718 www.conviviumpress.com
Cooper Ray .............................................................172 (225) 978-8875 www.cooperray.com
Cornerstone by ImageTrend ....................................676 (888) 469-7789 www.ImageTrend.com/Cornerstone
Cornerstone Media Inc. ...........................................365 (707) 431-8336 www.cornerstonemedia.org
Cotter Church Supplies ...........................................175, 177, 274, 276 (213) 385-3366 www.cotters.com
Creative Communications for the Parish .................349 (636) 305-9777 www.creativecommunications.com
Creator Mundi, Inc. ..................................................219 (303) 795-8148 www.creatormundi.com
The Crossroad Publishing Co..................................322 (845) 517-0180 www.crossroadpublishing.com
De La Salle Christian Brothers ................................179, 181 (707) 252-3861 www.delasalle.org
Dennis Doyle / Incarnation Music ............................242 (818) 636-0912 ddoyle@glendale.edu
Diocese of Orange...................................................100, 102, 104 (714) 282-3062 www.rcbo.org
Diocese of San Bernardino......................................107, 109 (909) 475-5140 www.sbdiocese.org
Dominican Friars .....................................................283 (510) 596-1821 www.opwest.org
Dominican School of Philosophy & Theology ..........283 (888) 450-3778 www.dspt.edu
Dominican Sisters....................................................281 (415) 939-5873 www.sanrafaelop.org
Ecumenicus USA.....................................................646, 648 (609) 588-0556 religiousmerchandise.com
Editorial Verbo Divino ..............................................468, 470 011-34-948-556-511 www.verbodivino.es
Eerdmans Books for Young Readers ......................481, 483 (800) 253-7521 www.eerdmans.com
El Sembrador Ministries ..........................................211, 213, 215, 217 (818) 260-0222 www.elsembrador.org
Faith-Sharing, Inc. ...................................................660 (562) 397-0955 www.faith-sharing.com
Family Theater Productions.....................................381, 383, 385 (800) 874-0999 www.familytheater.org
FECOM-USA, LLC ..................................................291 (973) 495-1796 www.fecom.org
Fireside Catholic Publishing ....................................619, 718 (800) 676-3264 www.firesidecatholic.com
Fr. Tony Ricard - KnightTime Ministries ...................714 (504) 236-8828 www.FatherTony.com
France White, SHCJ ................................................350, 352 (626) 345-1666 fwhite@shcj.org
Franciscan School of Theology ...............................581 (877) 793-1378 www.fst.edu
Friendship Ministries/Ministerio Amistad .................187 (888) 866-8966 www.friendship.org
Fundación Ramon Pane ..........................................257, 356, 358 (954) 885-1507 www.fundacionpane.org
Gaspard, Inc. ...........................................................90, 92 (800) 784-6868 www.gaspardinc.com
Get Green to Get Green ..........................................122 (877) 744-8644 www.ggtogg.com
Gethesemani Libreria Catolica ................................387, 389, 391, 486, 488, 490 (323) 262-7904 www.gethesemani.com
GIA Publications, Inc. ..............................................137, 139, 141, 236, 238, 240 (800) GIA-1358 www.giamusic.com
Gifts From the Holy Land.........................................557, 656 (888) 336-3275 www.giftsfromtheholyland.com
Girl Scouts, Camp Fire & Boy Scouts......................583 (626) 967-1815 www.ccsala.org
Glenmary Home Missioners ....................................664 (513) 881-7411 www.glenmary.org
Gold ‘N Things .........................................................390 (951) 316-8043 lwoolums@gmail.com
Good Ground Press.................................................386 (651) 690-7010 goodgroundpress.com
Gradelink .................................................................567 (800) 742-3083 www.gradelink.com
Group.......................................................................263, 265 (970) 292-4473 www.group.com
Exhibitors
Guadalupe Radio.....................................................611, 613, 615 (800) 777-4547 www.guadaluperadio.com

HarperOne ...............................................................311, 313 (415) 477-4456 www.harperone.com
Heart Beat Distribution ............................................692 (800) 433-3262 www.heartbeatrecords.com
Herald Entertainment...............................................290 (214) 548-6177 heraldentertainment.com
Hershey & Associates..............................................180, 182, 184 (206) 463-4550 www.terryhershey.com
Hispanic Ministry Resource Ctr / Claretian Pubs. ...568, 570 (312) 544-8139 www.claretianpubs.org
Holy Angels Church of the Deaf ..............................450 (310) 516-1208 www.hacofthedeaf.org
Holy Cross Family Ministries ...................................381, 383, 385 (800) 299-7729 www.familyrosary.org
FEATURED EXHIBITORS

RECongress.org/2011/exhibitors.htm EXHIBITOR LISTING
Holy Land Rocks .....................................................191 (909) 575-8006 www.HolyLandRocks.com
Hombre Nuevo ........................................................611, 613, 615 (800) 777-4547 www.hombrenuevo.net
Homeboy Industries.................................................643 (323) 526-1254 www.homeboy-industries.org
Ignatius Press ..........................................................260, 262, 264, 266 (800) 651-1531 www.ignatius.com
International Catholic Stewardship Council .............662 (800) 352-3452 catholicstewardship.org
Jesse Manibusan 2 x 2 Ministries............................409 (817) 481-3387 www.jessemanibusan.com
Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara Univ. ......482 (800) 824-0122 www.scu.edu/jst
Jesuit/Ignatian Volunteer Corps...............................606, 608, 610, 612 (408) 241-4200 www.jesuitvolunteers.org
John August Swanson, Artist ...................................537, 636, 638 (310) 649-1210 www.johnaugustswanson.com
John Paul II Media Institute .....................................690 (902) 422-1349 www.jp2mi.ca
Judson Studios ........................................................561 (323) 255-0131 www.judsonstudios.com
Just Faith Ministries .................................................317 (502) 429-0865 www.justfaith.org
KWD Uniforms .........................................................437, 439 (562) 690-2263 kwduniform@aol.com
La Cruz T-Shirts.......................................................678 (310) 702-0475 lacruzt@aol.com
Lalo Garcia Sacred & Fine Art Studio ......................233 (818) 365-8003 www.lalogarcia.com
L’Arche Wavecrest ...................................................587 (714) 923-1221 www.larchewavecrest.org
Lay Mission-Helpers Association .............................562 (213) 368-1873 www.laymissionhelpers.org
Librería San Pablo ...................................................627, 629, 631, 726, 728, 730 (323) 265-2563
Life Teen ..................................................................146, 148, 150, 152 (480) 820-7001 www.lifeteen.com
Liguori Publications .................................................457, 459, 461, 556, 558, 560 (800) 325-9521 www.liguori.org
Little Rock Scripture Study ......................................117 (800) 858-5434 www.littlerockscripture.org
Liturgical Apostolate Center.....................................111, 113, 115 (213) 250-7962 www.pddm.us
Liturgical Press ........................................................218, 220, 222 (800) 858-5450 www.litpress.org
Liturgy Training Publications....................................336, 338, 340, 342, 344, 346... (800) 933-1800 www.ltp.org
Living Water Wood Works, Inc ................................657 (714) 549-3756
Logos Management Software, Inc. ..........................722 (800) 266-3311 logoscms.com
Loyola Inst. Spirituality/Jesuit Retreat Center..........606, 608, 610, 612 (714) 997-9587 www.loyolainstitute.org
Loyola Institute for Ministry ......................................582 (504) 865-3399 dblair@loyno.edu
Loyola Marymount University ..................................145, 147, 149, 151, 153 (310) 338-2700 www.lmu.edu
Loyola Press ............................................................603, 605, 607, 609, 702, 704... (800) 621-1008 www.loyolapress.com
Loyola Univ. Chicago, Institute of Pastoral Studies .620 (312) 915-7400 www.luc.edu/ips
Madonna Arts ..........................................................628 (619) 297-4931 www.madonnaarts.com
Magnificat ................................................................157, 256 (914) 502-1846 www.magnificat.com
Marianist Vocation Ministry ......................................667, 669 (808) 735-4801 www.marianist.com/vocations
Marklin Candle Design ............................................451, 453, 550, 552 (603) 746-2211 www.marklincandledesign.com
Maryknoll Fathers & Brothers ..................................417, 419, 421, 423, 425, 522... (888) 627-9566 www.maryknollsociety.org
Mary’s Pence: Funding Women, Changing Lives ....350, 352 (718) 720-8040 www.MarysPence.org
Megan McKenna - The Wayfarer’s Tale ..................411 www.meganmckenna.org
Meyer-Vogelpohl Co. ...............................................143 (800) 543-0264 www.mvchurchgoods.com
Ministerio Biblico Verbo Divino ................................369, 371 (909) 383-9030 www.verbodivino.org
Ministry Scheduler Pro ............................................586 (888) 622-0949 www.MinisterSchedulerPro.com
Ministry with Lesbian & Gay Catholics ....................448 lgbtcatholics.net
Mission Haiti ............................................................120 (626) 403-6139 www.holyfamily.org
Morehouse Education Resources ...........................645, 647 (800) 242-1918 www.churchpublishing.org
Mount St. Mary’s College, Los Angeles ...................515, 517 (213) 477-2800 www.msmc.la.edu
Multicultural Resources / Gift Center .......................288 (213) 351-9510
Mysterium - A Sacred Art & Design Studio ..............88 (702) 257-0901
National Catholic Educational Association ..............536, 538 (800) 711-6232 www.ncea.org
Nest Family..............................................................174 (800) 988-6378 www.BestBibleDvds.com
Nippert & Co Artworks .............................................275, 374 (717) 385-8166 www.catholicartworks.com
Notre Dame Creations .............................................103, 105, 202, 204 (805) 558-5182 www.inthebetween.com
Now You Know Media..............................................388 (800) 955-3904 www.nowyouknowmedia.com
Oblate School of Theology ......................................487 (210) 341-1366 www.ost.edu
OCP .........................................................................401, 403, 405, 500, 502, 504 (877) 271-3786 www.ocp.org
Office of Justice and Peace .....................................317 (213) 637-7690 archdiocese.la/ojp
Office of Parish Life - Archdiocese of Los Angeles ..424 (213) 637-7533 archdiocese.la/ministry/associates
Office of Religious Education ..................................430 (213) 637-7303 www.archdiocese.la/ore
Office of Restorative Justice ....................................447 (213) 438-4820 www.rcbo.org
O’Keeffe Religious Articles ......................................362, 364 (626) 444-3817 jmccarthy1425@sbcglobal.net
OLG Franciscan Friars ............................................661 (505) 831-9199 www.olgvocations.org
OPM / Catholic Creative Services ...........................469 (818) 567-2055 www.opmdesign.com
Orbis Books .............................................................417, 419, 421, 423, 425, 522... (888) 627-9566 www.orbisbooks.com
Our Sunday Visitor Curriculum Div.,
formerly Harcourt Religion Publishers ...................301, 303, 305, 400, 402, 404 (800) 348-2440 x2173 www.osvcurriculum.com
Our Sunday Visitor Publishing .................................201, 203, 205, 300, 302, 304 (800) 348-2440 x2173 www.osv.com
Outside da Box ........................................................471 (630) 242-4898 www.outsidedabox.com
Oxford University Press ...........................................489 (919) 677-0977 www.oup.com/us
Exhibitors
Paraclete Press .......................................................278, 280 (800) 451-5006 www.paracletepress.com

Parish Data System .................................................665 (800) 892-5202 www.parishdata.com
ParishSOFT .............................................................547 (734) 205-1000 www.parishsoft.com
Pauline Books & Media ...........................................375, 377, 379, 474, 476, 478 (310) 397-8676 www.pauline.org
Paulist Evangelization Ministries (formerly PNCEA)..309 (800) 237-5515 www.PNCEA.org
Paulist Press............................................................308, 310 (800) 218-1903 www.paulistpress.com
Paulist Press Book Center.......................................312, 314, 316, 318, 320 (714) 545-8021 www.paulistpressbookcenter.com
Paulist Productions ..................................................306 (310) 454-0688 www.paulistproductions.org
RECongress.org/2011/exhibitors.htm EXHIBITOR LISTING
PAX Clothing ...........................................................189 (310) 548-6535 www.paxclothing.com
Pflaum Publishing Group .........................................382, 384 (800) 543-4383 www.pflaum.com
Pontifical Mission Societies .....................................442, 444 (212) 563-8700 www.onefamilyinmission.org
Poor Clare Sisters of Rwanda and Italy...................742 (805) 732-1251
Prince of Peace Abbey ............................................685 (760) 967-4200 princeofpeaceabbey.blogspot.com
Printery House .........................................................509, 511, 513 (800) 322-2737 www.printeryhouse.org
Random House/Image Books/Doubleday Religion .307 (212) 782-9000 www.randomhouse.com
RCL Benziger ..........................................................127, 129, 131, 133, 226, 228... (877) 275-4725 www.rclbenziger.com
RENEW International ..............................................659 (908) 769-5400 www.renewintl.org
Richard A. Jarrett Stained Glass Studio ..................543 (760) 788-9243 www.richardajarrett.com
Root Candles ...........................................................165, 167 (714) 679-5300 churchcatalog.rootcandles.com
Rosary Rap..............................................................671 (210) 683-6003 www.rosaryrap.com
Sacred Findings - Creative Meditations and More ..261 (310) 413-2775 www.sacredfindings.com
Sacred Heart Kids’ Club/Club del Sagrado Corazon ...684 (323) 935-2372 www.sacredheartsisters.com
Saint Andrew’s Abbey ..............................................637, 639, 641, 736, 738, 740 (888) 454-5411 www.saintandrewsabbey.com
Saint John’s Abbey ..................................................214 (320) 363-2548 abbeyvocations.com
Saint John’s Bible ....................................................123 (800) 858-5450 www.sjbible.org
Saint John’s School of Theology-Seminary .............216 (800) 361-8318 www.csbsju.edu/sot
Saint Joseph High School .......................................575 (562) 925-5073 www.sj-jester.org
Saint Mary’s Press...................................................357, 359, 361, 363, 456, 458... (800) 533-8095 www.smp.org
Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota ......................680 (800) 635-5987 www.smumn.edu/ipm
Salesian Youth Ministry ...........................................464, 466 (626) 280-8622 x35 sdbyouth@salesianym.org
Salvatorians - Priests, Brothers, Sisters and Lay ....720 (414) 258-1735 x104 www.salvatorians.com
Sandalstrap .............................................................225, 227, 229 (800) 515-0047 www.sandalstrap.com
Santa Clara Univ./Grad. Program in Pastoral Min. ..484 (408) 554-4831 www.scu.edu/pastoralministries
Sara K. Rubin Pottery and Sculpture.......................138, 140 (585) 442-6890 www.rubinpottery.com
School of Theology & Ministry, Seattle University ...485 (800) 578-3118 www.seattleu.edu/stm
School Systems Group of Pearson .........................590 (603) 664-2339 www.pearsonschoolsystems.com
SCRC ......................................................................284 (818) 771-1361 www.scrc.org
Seraph 7 Clothing Company ...................................156 (713) 823-6442 www.seraph7.com
Servants of Sacred Heart of Jesus, Mary, Joseph ..557, 656 (805) 524-0641 shjesusmaryandjoseph.org
SHCJ Art/France White ...........................................350, 352 (626) 345-1666 shcj.org/white_reproductions
Sisters of Bon Secours ............................................591 (877) 742-0277 bonsecoursvocations.org
Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary ..........686 (408) 569-7222 www.bvmcong.org
Sisters of Nazareth ..................................................746 (310) 839-2361 sistersofnazareth.com
Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods..158, 160 (812) 535-2802 sistersofprovidence.org
Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange...............................508, 510, 512, 514 (714) 633-8121 www.csjorange.org
Sisters of the Holy Names/Clay Creations ..............112 (408) 354-3944 snicki@stmaryslg.org
Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Council of L.A. .......625 (888) 552-7872 www.svdpla.org
Soft Saints, Inc. .......................................................571 (714) 505-3127 www.softsaints.com
Spiritandsong.com – a division of OCP ...................407, 506 (503) 460-9173 www.spiritandsong.com
St. Anne in the Mountains Retreat Center ...............258 (909) 867-2832 www.mountaincatholic.org
St. Anthony Messenger Press .................................206, 208, 210, 212 (800) 488-0488 www.americancatholic.org
St. Camillus Center – HIV/AIDS, Justice & Peace ..446 (323) 225-4461 www.stcamilluscenter.org
St. Paul High School................................................712 (562) 698-6246 www.stpaulhs.org
St. Vincent Pallotti Center for Apostolic Develop. ...679 (877) VOL-LINK www.pallotticenter.org
Storykeepers ...........................................................710 www.storykeepers.com
Sunrise Printery .......................................................681 (323) 936-6259 www.sunriseprintery.com
Technology Center...................................................530 (213) 637-7346 www.RECongress.org
Tekton Woodworks ..................................................277 (435) 513-5500 www.tektonwoodworks.com
The H2O Project ......................................................118 (281) 686-0616 www.theh2oproject.org
The Tomorrow Project/Catholic Charities ................178 (619) 230-1151 www.tomorrowproject.org
TheFeltSource.com .................................................649, 651, 653 (800) 463-1053 www.thefeltsource.com
TORCH3M: Dominican Movies, Music, & Magic .....285 (323) 533-0306 www.torch3m.org
Tori … Art on Fire.....................................................114 (951) 675-0157 www.torisfire.com
Tree of Life Imports, Inc. ..........................................267 (800) 300-3335 www.thetreeoflifeimports.com
Tutwiler Quilts ..........................................................642 (662) 345-8393 www.tutwilerquilters.org
Twenty-Third Publications .......................................343, 345 (800) 321-0411 www.23rdpublications.com
U.S. Air Force Chaplains Corps...............................724 (800) 803-2452 www.usafhc.af.mil
University of Dallas School of Ministry ....................286 (888) 447-4777 www.udallas.edu/ministry
Univ. of Notre Dame/Alliance for Catholic Ed. ........452 (574) 631-9996 ace.nd.edu
University of San Diego ...........................................580 (619) 260-4735 www.sandiego.edu/um
USAMadrid Books ...................................................584 (312) 404-3274 www.usamadrid.com
USCCB/Vatican .......................................................533, 630, 632 (800) 235-8722 www.usccbpublishing.org
Val MacRae Designs ...............................................245, 247 (562) 429-7462 vmacrae@mac.com
Verbum Dei Libreria Catolica ...................................551, 553, 650, 652 (323) 722-7275 verbumdeiusa@aol.com
Veritas Co Ltd ..........................................................406, 408, 410, 412, 414, 416 www.veritas.ie
Vietnam Catholic Artistic Crafts & Books .................418, 420
Vincentian Family ....................................................621, 623 (650) 949-8890 www.daughtersofcharity.com
Vocations Office.......................................................441, 443, 445 (213) 637-7514 www.lavocations.org
William H Sadlier, Inc...............................................324, 326, 328, 330, 332 (800) 221-5175 www.sadlier.com
Wipf and Stock Publishers.......................................168, 170 (541) 344-1528 www.wipfandstock.com
Wood & Iron Factory................................................237 (619) 710-1660 www.thewoodironfactory.com
Word on Fire Catholic Ministries..............................360 (847) 581-4285 www.WordOnFire.org
World Library Publications .......................................501, 503, 505, 600, 602, 604 (800) 566-6150 www.wlpmusic.com

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LEVEL 3
JOLLY ROGER
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ROOMS
LEVEL 2
303C
303A
303D
303B
ANABELLA AR 1 ARENA
HOTEL NORTH ROOM 1
LOADING
EAST PORTOFINO
DOOR
DOCKS
TO ARENA
A
ARENA
LOBBY ARENA
201C
201D
201A
201B
FOUNTAIN
HARBOR BOULEVARD
B
BALLROOM
HALL A HILTON
203A
202A
203B
202B
C
EXHIBIT HALL
6 PARKING LOT
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SHERATON PARK
NA
D
TIO
EA
NC
SOUTH
204B/C
AR
EFU
204D
204A
LOADING
EN
PALM
E
LAGUNA
PR
DISNEYLAND WAY
DOCKS PARK
RD
5 HALL B PACIFIC
PLAZA
GA
+ TIFFANY TERRACE
206A
205A
206B
205B
PROGRAM SHUTTLE
304C
304A
304D
304B
BOOKS DROP OFF
HILTON ANAHEIM
SHERATON
HALL C
207C
207D
PARKING LOT
207A
207B
FREIGHT
ELEVATOR
REGISTRATION
TO
CONVENTION WAY
209A
208A
209B
208B
HALL
E
4 HALL D
AY
CLARION
210C
210A
210D
210B
PEDESTRIAN
W
ORANGEWOOD
CORRIDOR MARRIOTT
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HALL E
IO
212A
211A
212B
211B
GRAND BALLROOM
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MARRIOTT MARQUIS BALLROOMS
PARKING
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N
ORANGE COUNTY
PARKING
ELEVATOR
STRUCTURE
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O
FREIGHT
C STRUCTURE
213C
213A
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213B
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CAR PARK CHAPEL CONVENTION 304 (3RD FLOOR) ORANGEWOOD BALLROOM LEVEL 1
EXHIBITS CONVENTION HALL A ARENA
FIRST AID SEE + ON MAP HILTON HOTEL ROOMS
HOTELS HEADQUARTERS CONVENTION CENTER AR 1 LAGUNA HALL A CONVENTION
NTION 208
(WHERE TO FIND)
PACIFIC HALL B CONVENTION
NTION 209
INFORMATION BOOTH/SOUVENIRS CONVENTION HALL A CONVENTION
NTION 210
CONVENTION CENTER LABYRINTH CONVENTION 304 (3RD FLOOR) MARRIOTT HOTEL ROOMS LEVEL 2 CONVENTION
NTION 211
GROUND LEVEL MESSAGE CENTER
O.R.E. STAFF BOOTH
HALL A PREFUNCTION LOBBY
CONVENTION HALL A
GRAND BALLROOMS
MARQUIS BALLROOMS CONVENTION 201 CONVENTION
NTION 212
CONVENTION 202 CONVENTION
NTION 213
ORANGE COUNTY
CONVENTION CENTER PROGRAM BOOK DISTRIBUTION
RECONCILIATION ROOM
HALL A PREFUNCTION/EAST ARENA DOORS
CONVENTION 304 (3RD FLOOR)
CONVENTION 203
SHERATON PARK HOTEL ROOMS LEVEL 3
LEVEL 1 AND LEVEL 2 RECORDING BOOTH CONVENTION HALL A (EAST WALL) PALM
CONVENTION 204
CONVENTION 205 CONVENTION
NTION 303
SACRED SPACE CONVENTION 304 (3RD FLOOR) PLAZA BALLROOM CONVENTION
NTION 304
HANDICAP SPANISH “ARENA” CONVENTION CENTER HALL B PARK BALLROOM CONVENTION 206
CONVENTION 207 BALLROOMS
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SCHEDULE 2011 Los Angeles Religious Education Congress

ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES

GENERAL INFORMATION SECCIÓN EN ESPAÑOL

Welcome Period 5 – Saturday ....................................... 21

SAVE THE DATE! SPECIAL EVENTS

Welcome to the grace

Cardinal Roger Mahony

In gratitude for your

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Sister Edith Prendergast, RSC

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CONGRESS FEATURES Friday, 10:15-11 am – Tech Center

All sessions will begin on time, and many speakers

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LITURGIES & PRAYER SERVICES

Liturgy of the Hours & Prayer Service

FILM SHOWCASE 2011

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A.A. MEETING FOLLOWING PERIOD 3 (about 4:30 pm)

CONGRESS TECH BOOTH SCHEDULE

SUNDAY ONLY! Drop by the Tech Center

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EUCHARISTIC LITURGIES & PRAYER SERVICES

S1 General Hilton Pacific Ballroom Rev. Ed Foley Ed Bolduc / John Angotti

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YOUNG ADULT DANCE

YOUNG ADULT LOUNGE

MULTICULTURAL EXHIBIT SACRED SPACE

The Archdiocese’s Ministry with Lesbian & SPEAKER SIGNING IN HALL A

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We Sincerely Thank Schedule

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FOLLOWING PERIOD 7 (about 11:30 am)

Cell Phone Recycling CLOSING LITURGY

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Audio CD Price Schedule: 1 to 6 Audio CDs - $9.50 each

BIENVENIDO A CONGRESO EDUCACIÓN RELIGIOSA

ARQUIDIÓCESIS DE LOS ÁNGELES

Queridos participantes al Congreso 2011:

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Hasta verles y saludarles personalmente en este gran evento. Quedo de ustedes

Hna. Edith Prendergast, RSC

11:30 am - 1:00 pm ALMUERZO

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PUNTOS CULMINANTES Viernes, 10:15 - 11 – Tech Center

INFORMACIÓN DEL CONFERENCISTA

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1-56 Formando Discipulos y Seguidores de Cristo - Maruja Sedano (Convention) 303

SESIÓN 3 – 3:00 - 4:30 pm AG LUGAR

SESIÓN 5 – 1:00 - 2:30 pm AG LUGAR

SESIÓN 6 – 3:00 - 4:30 pm AG LUGAR

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SESIÓN 7 – 10:00 - 11:30 am AG LUGAR

SESIÓN 8 – 1:00 - 2:30 pm AG LUGAR

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OPENING RITE & WELCOME

Welcome Chris de Silva

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PROCLAMATION Presented by Rev. J-Glenn Murray