34th Anniversary
"We Are God's People"
Dinner/Dance Saturday, May 17th, at Park Place in Dearborn
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Tickets are $50.00 per person Deadline May 9th |
(Advanced Reservation Only) |
Cocktails begin at 6:30 with dinner being served at 7pm.
Anniversary Liturgy Sunday, May 18th, 6pm, at Marygrove College
Guest Speaker Sr. Jeannine Gramick, founder of New Ways Ministry
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Sister
Jeanine Gramick is a Catholic nun who has been silenced by the Vatican for
her work over many years with Lesbian and Gay Catholics. Sister Gramick
joined the School Sisters of Notre Dame at the age of 18. She has lived 40
years of religious life, but in her later years has fallen afoul of
conservative Vatican officials who have attempted to stop her ministry. Together with Fr Robert Nugent she was the founding director of New Ways Ministry. In 1998 the Vatican ordered they cease this ministry to the gay community, and on direction from Rome in 2000 she was silenced by her order. Sister Gramick has declined - as she puts it - "to co-operate in my own oppression."
She still speaks publicly about the place of gays and
lesbians in the church. Janine Gramick declined to stay quiet, joined
another order, and has just released a documentary about her work, called
"In Good Conscience". |
| National Catholic Reporter articles on Sr
Gramick http://www.natcath.com/NCR_Online/documents/gramdesc.htm" |
In Good Conscience"- a documentary on Sr
Jeannine http://www.outofthebluefilms.com/igc_syn.html |
| Details on the Vatican case against Sr
Jeannine http://astro.temple.edu/~arcc/newways1.htm |
New Ways Ministry Lesbian and Gay Catholic ministry Founded by Sr Jeannine http://www.newwaysministry.org/ |
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Park Place Banquet Facility and Catering 23400 Park Street Dearborn, Michigan 48124 Telephone: (313) 274-4499 |
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