Monday: FALL BREAK, Indigenous Peoples' Day
Tuesday: FALL BREAK, 6 PM Grad Group Potluck, 7:30 PM Men's Group (Zoom)
Wednesday: NO MASS (Fr. Dan away)
Thursday: 8 PM Women's Group (Zoom)
Friday: Memorial of St. Teresa of Jesus, Doctor of the Church. 5:15 PM Mass (AT Chapel), 6 PM Rosary, Big-Sib/Little-Sib Matching at 5:15 PM Mass and Rosary with Pizza Party to follow
Saturday: 12-2 PM Confession (AT, G-24)
Sunday: 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time, 10:30 AM Mass (Sage Chapel), 11:30 AM Community Picnic in Arboretum hosted by Undergrad Student Leadership, 9 PM MASS (Sage Chapel)
Sunday: 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time, 10:30 AM Mass (Sage Chapel), 11:30 AM Community Picnic in Arboretum hosted by Undergrad Student Leadership, 9 PM MASS (Sage Chapel)
AT = Anabel Taylor Hall
Today is Indigenous Peoples' Day. Let us pray for indigenous peoples throughout the world, and especially those of the Americas. Heavenly Father, help us to seek the peace, justice and reconciliation you desire among all your children!
OCTOBER RETREAT OPPORTUNITIES
"Discerning God's Will in Times of Challenge and Opportunity," led by Fr. Gerry McKeon SJ. October 29-31 at Mount Saviour Monastery. Transportation will be arranged.
Drawing on the spirituality of Ignatius of Loyola, this retreat will provide the opportunity to reflect upon the choices we make in every-day life, vocational discernment, and discerning God's will in the work of racial justice. This a two-night retreat, from Friday evening to Sunday morning, at Mount Saviour (Benedictine) Monastery outside Elmira, and there will also be the oppotunity to join the monks in prayer.
To learn more, and to register, please go to: https://cornellcatholic.org/discernment-retreat Space is limited, so sign up today!
Drawing on the spirituality of Ignatius of Loyola, this retreat will provide the opportunity to reflect upon the choices we make in every-day life, vocational discernment, and discerning God's will in the work of racial justice. This a two-night retreat, from Friday evening to Sunday morning, at Mount Saviour (Benedictine) Monastery outside Elmira, and there will also be the oppotunity to join the monks in prayer.
To learn more, and to register, please go to: https://cornellcatholic.org/discernment-retreat Space is limited, so sign up today!
"Finding God in Nature," a virtual retreat led by the Sisters of St. Joseph for women between the ages of 18 and 35. October 23, 9:30 AM-noon on Zoom. To register, contact Sr. Donna Del Santo, SSJ (ddelsanto@ssjrochester.org). The sisters will be offering virtual retreats for women in November and December as well.
SMALL GROUP UPDATES
To celebrate Fall Break, the Grad Group will be holding a potluck in lieu of their regular Tuesday meeting. They will meet on Tuesday at 6 PM at Darren and Zach's house. Sign up on this Google Sheet to RSVP. You can e-mail Zach (zbh5) for the address and more info.
Women's Group will meet on Saturday October 16th at 11:30am at CTB in Collegetown in addition to the weekly Zoom meeting this Thursday at 8 PM ((Zoom). All are welcome to attend no matter if you have been to a meeting before.
UPCOMING COMMUNITY EVENTS
Friday, October 15: Big Sib-Little Sib matching at the 5:15 PM Mass at Anabel Taylor. Rosary and pizza to follow!
Sunday, October 17: Undergrad Student Leadership hosts a brown-bag picnic (we'll supply dessert!) at the arboretum following the 10:30 AM Mass
Wednesday, October 20: "Am I in the Right Room" (AKA "Priest or Prozac"), a panel discussion with guest Rev. Dr. Steven Moore (Director of the Syracuse Spiritual Renewal Center), Rev. Taylor Daynes, and Fr. Danon mental health and spiritual health. 6 PM at Anabel Taylor Hall.
*SPECIAL EVENT!* Panel Discussion on Spiritual Wellness—October 20
Where's the line between mental and spiritual health? Join us for a panel discussion, "Am I in the Right Office?" on the intersections and boundaries between confession, therapy, pastoral counseling, mental and spiritual help at 6 PM, October 20 in Anabel Taylor Hall Chapel. Fr. Daniel McMullin (Director, CCC), will be joined by psychologist and spiritual director Rev. Dr. Steven Moore (pictured above), Director of the Syracuse Spiritual Renewal Center and Rev. Taylor Daynes (pictured below), Director of the Episcopal Church at Cornell. All are welcome! Bring you questions!
POLL THE COMMUNITY: Do you consider spiritual health and mental health to be different?
Nope—in my opinion, they describe the same thing
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Of course—I think that spiritual health and mental health describe very different things
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Hmmm....—I think the boundaries are so ambiguous that it's difficult distinguish between the two, even if there are some differences
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NEW OPPORTUNITY
Campus Minister Lizzy and Episcopal Chaplain Rev. Taylor Daynes will be leading a spiritual writing group in which we will learn to use writing as a vehicle for prayer and meditation. We will read poetry, psalms, and other short texts that ponder the divine and the mystery of being human and we will use these texts as springboards for our own creative writing. The first meeting will be Monday, October 18 at 5 PM in the CCC Library (G-22), followed by bi-weekly meetings for the remainder of the semester. Please e-mail Lizzy (ell67) with any questions. This group will also be listed as a CURW Care Group.
Campus Minister Lizzy and Episcopal Chaplain Rev. Taylor Daynes will be leading a spiritual writing group in which we will learn to use writing as a vehicle for prayer and meditation. We will read poetry, psalms, and other short texts that ponder the divine and the mystery of being human and we will use these texts as springboards for our own creative writing. The first meeting will be Monday, October 18 at 5 PM in the CCC Library (G-22), followed by bi-weekly meetings for the remainder of the semester. Please e-mail Lizzy (ell67) with any questions. This group will also be listed as a CURW Care Group.