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King’s College is Sponsored by the Congregation of Holy Cross
Notebook March 20, 2016
Palm Sunday
Mission Statement Rooted in Jesus Christ, the Living Word of God,
and inspired by the Holy Spirit, we give witness to God’s unconditional love
by reflecting on and celebrating faith and serving others with competence,
courage, and compassion.
KING’S COLLEGE CAMPUS MINISTRY STAFF
Rev. Thomas P. Looney, C.S.C.
Director Of Campus Ministry College Chaplain
Office and residence 570.208.5836 [email protected]
Rev. Stephen Chase Pepper, C.S.C. Campus Minister
Resident Counselor Flood Hall Office and residence 570.208.8015
Rev. Eric Schimmel, C.S.C. Campus Minister
Office 570.208-8302
Jonathan Vojtko Administrative Secretary/Sacristan
Office 570.208.5890 [email protected]
Rob Yenkowski Music Minister/ Music Director
Office 570.208.6044 [email protected]
THE SHOVAL CENTER
Bill Bolan Director of the Shoval Center
Office 570.208.8058 [email protected]
Tammy Singer SERVE Coordinator
and Associate Campus Minister Office: 570.208.6020
Maura Modrovsky Community Outreach Coordinator
Office: 570.208.5900, ext.5915 [email protected]
UPCOMING MOMENTS OF PRAYER Taizé Prayer around the Cross: Enter into the quiet with your fellow students and reflect on song and scripture in this meditative prayer. A veneration of the cross is celebrated at this unique service in preparation of Easter. Tuesday at 8:30 pm. Outdoor Stations of the Cross: Come and join your fellow students and continue your observance of Lent on Monday March 21 at 3:30pm (weather permitting). Each station will be "hosted" by a different student, faculty or staff group at different locations around cam-pus.
The Fast Basket:
Wondering about what to fast from this Lent? Willing to take a chance on something you
might not have thought about? Stick your hand in the “Fast Basket” and see what comes your
way!
The Mercy Basket:
Looking to engage in a life-giving practice for Lent! Stop by Campus Ministry and pick a
piece of paper from the Mercy Basket. The papers contain the Spiritual and Corporal Works
of Mercy. Pick a work and share God’s mercy!
FILM: The Campus Ministry Advisory Council invites you to the movies. The film, God’s
Not Dead, will be shown in the Moreau Auditorium tonight following the 8 PM mass at 9:15
p.m. Refreshments will be served. God’s Not Dead II will open in theaters on April 1st, so join
us either to re-experience or experience this film for the first time in preparation for the sequel.
The Sacrament of Reconciliation will be held Tuesday, March 22 from 3pm
-9pm in the Chapel of Christ the King.
There will be no services Holy Thursday through Easter Sunday.
The standard Sunday Mass
schedule will resume April 3rd.
Campus Renew: Campus Renew is a stu-
dent-run, student-led faith discussion group
that meets on Tuesday nights at 7:30pm in
Moreau Aud. Contact Pat Reilly at
[email protected] or Alanna Cosgrove
at [email protected] if you have
any questions.
Social Media
Stay on point with what is happening in your Campus Ministry by liking us on Facebook (King's College, PA Campus Ministry) and
following us on Twitter (@KingsCatholic)!
Notebook On-line: If you leave the Notebook behind or misplace it, you can access the Notebook on-line. From the King’s
webpage, search for Campus Ministry, open the link and click on the Notebook icon.
Building a Winning Culture: On Wednesday, March 30, The Show Your Stripes club of the University of Scranton is hosting an event featuring former NFL All-Pro Joe Erhmann of the Baltimore Colts. The presentation is all about “Living life from the InsideOut.” The Show Your Stripes club is working alongside the Ronald McDonald House of Scranton to create this fun and beneficial event. Admission is free and the event being held in the Long Center at the University of Scranton and begins at 6:00PM. For more information, contact [email protected] or feel free to visit the Ronald McDonald House of Scranton web-site rmhscranton.org.
Competition for the "Young Adult Award in Social Communications" is now underway!
The Young Adult award is open to anyone ages 18-25.
The deadline for submission is just one month away! (Entries should be received by March 30, 2016) The competition takes place throughout the month of April. The winner(s) of the competition will be introduced at the inaugural John Cardinal Foley Symposium in celebration of World Communications Day ... on May 26, 2016 at St. Charles Bor-romeo Seminary (in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia). More information about the symposium, as well as guidelines for the awards, can be found on our website: www.scs.edu/cardinal-foley-awards
into A unique live-in volunteer program for young women interested in consecrated life.
An opportunity to experience service to the elderly poor, prayer and community life in a vibrant community of Catholic women religious. It is
Open to single, Catholic, college-age women from anywhere in the United States. Spring, summer, fall or winter break have volunteer place-
ments available. Placements of six weeks or more, usually in the summer, offer the possibility of paid employment while enjoying the live-in
experience.
No nursing experience required.
For more information or an application contact serenity@ littlesistersofthepoor.org or call 410.262.7514
Annual Holy Cross Day of Fast: Monday, March 21st is the annual Holy Cross Day of Fast-ing. Thanks to all who have volunteered to fast from lunch or dinner on Monday. The proceeds from the fast as well as today’s collection will be donated to the St. Vincent de Paul Soup Kitchen and to the Blessed Moreau Shrine in LeMans, France.
Annual Holy Cross Day of Service: Fri-day, April 22nd has been designated as the date for the 3rd Annual Holy Cross Day of Service, an afternoon when faculty, staff and students gather together to serve the local community to demonstrate the spirit of King’s College. Check your emails follow-ing Easter Break for more information.