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Summer Event Registration Coupon Please register me for the following (place a check in the box before class desired). I understand that class sizes are limited and that some classes may have already filled. In this case, you will return my check. I also understand that if I choose to cancel my reser- vation within two weeks of class, a $10 processing fee will be deducted from my refund. June 12 “A Taste of Twilight” entertainment/ gourmet desserts & beverages $50 Jul. 8-Aug. 26 Summer Fun at the Farm (early childhood program - Tues. only) $250/season or $35/day Aug. 11-15 Icon Workshop with Diane Hamel $295 August 15 Marion Retreat Day (Lunch Included) $50 Sep. 10-Dec. 10 Wednesday Paint-In/Out’s $80 (before 8/16) $100 after Sep. 26-Nov. 21 Loom Weaving with Jochen Ditterich (Friday mornings) $80 Sep. 25-26 Liturgical Design Workshop with John Knight $85 October 18 “LIFE fest 2008” Banquet w/ Charles Aeschliman $60/adult or $50/student (grades 7-12) October 19 “A Country Sampler” LIFE fest 2008 Family Picnic $7.50/person or $25/family Oct.18 & Nov.1 Raku Pottery with Maija/Karlis Maskevics $100 October 25 “Watercolor: Step One” with Kathy Crane $85 PRE-REGISTRATION* Oct. 16-18 Intermediate to Advanced Watercolor Workshop with Joe Fettingis (pre-registration) $295 Nov. 12-15 “The Goddess Within” Mixed-Media/Collage Workshop with Edee Joppich (pre-registration) $295 *Pre-registration requires a $100 deposit at time of sign-up. Name: ____________________________________________________________________________ Mailing Address: ____________________________________________________________________ Phone Number: __________________________ E-mail: ____________________________________ LIFE fest tickets: ______ (Number of Adult tickets for Saturday night at $60 each) ______ (Number of Student tickets for Saturday night at $50 each) “A Country Sampler” Picnic: ______ (Number of Single tickets at $7.50 each) ______ (Number of Family tickets at $25 each) Payment Options: Check Enclosed Visa MasterCard Total Amt. Enclosed:* Credit Card # ____________________________________ Vin # (back of card) ________________ *A $1.00 processing fee added to all charge orders. Expiration Date: ____________________ Signature of credit card holder ________________________________________________________ Please make checks payable to: Franciscan Life Process Center. Mail your coupon to FLPC, 11650 Downes Street NE, Lowell, MI 49331-9489. Call Karen P. (Kacey) Cornwell at 897-7842 for more information or visit our website at www.lifeprocesscenter.org. CANCELLATION POLICY: We depend on your attendance to make teaching and/or supply arrangements for our work- shops. If you need to withdraw 30 days or more prior to the start of a workshop or class, you will receive a full refund. Refunds requested 30 days to one week prior to class will incur a 10% handling fee. One week or less will be accessed a 50% cancellation penalty. If you do not show the first day of class, you will forfeit your tuition fee in its entirety. NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID GRAND RAPIDS, MI PERMIT NO. 1 Franciscan Life Process Center 11650 Downes Street NE Lowell, MI 49331-9489 www.lifeprocesscenter.org DESIGNED AND PRINTED BY Algene Feuerstein, a retired journalist and volunteer at the Center, wrote the following article. MEMO To: All Crafters including Stitchers, Quilters, Scrapbookers, and Knitters From: The Franciscan Friends RE: Help When You Need It. It is a consensus of opinion among the Franciscan Friends volunteers that everyone who ever started a new project or decided to try a new craft, needs help at one time. The new Franciscan Friends Helping Friends program might be the answer. The variety of talents among the vol- unteers covers just about every kind of handicraft you can imagine. For exam- ple, volunteers Dolores Dey and Algene Feuerstein know a variety of stitching projects and are both good knitters. Cam Miles has become very skilled at scrap- booking. Many of the volunteers are excellent quilters and love to help, too. Name your project and it’s likely you’ll find help in this group. Here’s how to do it. Most Friday mornings between 10 a.m. and noon, the volunteer group meets at the Center. It is best to call first to be sure. Then bring everything related to your project with you, such as a pattern, materials, and the part you’ve already done and any equipment you need to complete your special project. Quite often, the solution is simple, but just unknown to you. It might just be a stitch or process of some sort. Our vol- unteers are ready to help. Volunteers (from left) Dolores Dey and Betsy Stevens plan a quilt with Sister Theophane Wurzer, FSE. Franciscan Volunteers Begin New Program Our Mission: To promote a relationship with God that brings dignity and hope to the sacred process of all life through programs that assist, educate, enrich and inform.

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Summer Event Registration CouponPlease register me for the following (place a check in the box before class desired). Iunderstand that class sizes are limited and that some classes may have already filled. Inthis case, you will return my check. I also understand that if I choose to cancel my reser-vation within two weeks of class, a $10 processing fee will be deducted from my refund.

June 12 “A Taste of Twilight” entertainment/ gourmet desserts & beverages $50Jul. 8-Aug. 26 Summer Fun at the Farm (early childhood program - Tues. only) $250/season or $35/day Aug. 11-15 Icon Workshop with Diane Hamel $295August 15 Marion Retreat Day (Lunch Included) $50Sep.10-Dec. 10 Wednesday Paint-In/Out’s $80 (before 8/16) $100 afterSep. 26-Nov. 21 Loom Weaving with Jochen Ditterich (Friday mornings) $80Sep. 25-26 Liturgical Design Workshop with John Knight $85 October 18 “LIFE fest 2008” Banquet w/ Charles Aeschliman $60/adult or $50/student (grades 7-12)October 19 “A Country Sampler” LIFE fest 2008 Family Picnic $7.50/person or $25/familyOct. 18 & Nov.1 Raku Pottery with Maija/Karlis Maskevics $100October 25 “Watercolor: Step One” with Kathy Crane $85

PRE-REGISTRATION*Oct. 16-18 Intermediate to Advanced Watercolor Workshop with Joe Fettingis (pre-registration) $295Nov. 12-15 “The Goddess Within” Mixed-Media/Collage Workshop

with Edee Joppich (pre-registration) $295

*Pre-registration requires a $100 deposit at time of sign-up.

Name: ____________________________________________________________________________

Mailing Address: ____________________________________________________________________

Phone Number: __________________________ E-mail: ____________________________________

LIFE fest tickets: ______ (Number of Adult tickets for Saturday night at $60 each)

______ (Number of Student tickets for Saturday night at $50 each)

“A Country Sampler” Picnic: ______ (Number of Single tickets at $7.50 each)

______ (Number of Family tickets at $25 each)

Payment Options: Check Enclosed Visa MasterCard Total Amt. Enclosed:*

Credit Card # ____________________________________ Vin # (back of card) ________________

*A $1.00 processing fee added to all charge orders. Expiration Date:____________________

Signature of credit card holder ________________________________________________________

Please make checks payable to: Franciscan Life Process Center. Mail your coupon toFLPC, 11650 Downes Street NE, Lowell, MI 49331-9489. Call Karen P. (Kacey) Cornwell at897-7842 for more information or visit our website at www.lifeprocesscenter.org.

CANCELLATION POLICY: We depend on your attendance to make teaching and/or supply arrangements for our work-shops. If you need to withdraw 30 days or more prior to the start of a workshop or class, you will receive a full refund.Refunds requested 30 days to one week prior to class will incur a 10% handling fee. One week or less will be accessed a50% cancellation penalty. If you do not show the first day of class, you will forfeit your tuition fee in its entirety.

NON-PROFIT ORG.U.S. POSTAGE

PAIDGRAND RAPIDS, MI

PERMIT NO. 1Franciscan Life Process Center11650 Downes Street NELowell, MI 49331-9489www.lifeprocesscenter.org

DESIGNED AND PRINTED BY

Algene Feuerstein, a retired journalistand volunteer at the Center, wrote the following article.

MEMO

To: All Crafters including Stitchers,Quilters, Scrapbookers, andKnitters

From: The Franciscan Friends

RE: Help When You Need It.

It is a consensus of opinion amongthe Franciscan Friends volunteers thateveryone who ever started a new projector decided to try a new craft, needs helpat one time. The new FranciscanFriends Helping Friends program mightbe the answer.

The variety of talents among the vol-unteers covers just about every kind ofhandicraft you can imagine. For exam-ple, volunteers Dolores Dey and AlgeneFeuerstein know a variety of stitchingprojects and are both good knitters. CamMiles has become very skilled at scrap-booking. Many of the volunteers areexcellent quilters and love to help, too.Name your project and it’s likely you’llfind help in this group.

Here’s how to do it. Most Fridaymornings between 10 a.m. and noon,the volunteer group meets at theCenter. It is best to call first to be sure.Then bring everything related to yourproject with you, such as a pattern,materials, and the part you’ve alreadydone and any equipment you need tocomplete your special project. Quiteoften, the solution is simple, but justunknown to you. It might just be astitch or process of some sort. Our vol-unteers are ready to help.

Volunteers (from left) Dolores Dey andBetsy Stevens plan a quilt with SisterTheophane Wurzer, FSE.

Franciscan Volunteers BeginNew Program

Our Mission: To promote a relationship with God that brings dignity and hope to the sacredprocess of all life through programs that assist, educate, enrich and inform.

A one-day retreat entitled, “Mary: Woman ofSuffering, Woman of Hope,” will be held Friday,August 15, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at theFranciscan Center. The retreat includes Mass,talks, reflection on Scripture, discussion, lunch,and an opportunity to meet others seeking todeepen their relationship with Mary. Attendeesare encouraged to bring questions and insightsconcerning Mary, as both our mother andMother of the Church.

The fee for the event is $50 and the registra-tion deadline is August 13. For more informa-tion or to register, call 897-7842.

All Day RetreatPlanned Mid-August

Tickets are still available for “A Taste ofTwilight,” an elegant evening with premiervocalists Mary Rademacher and RickReuther. The annual fund raiser takes placeThursday evening, June 12, from 7:30 to9:30 p.m. All proceeds help support theCenter’s program funds including endow-ment fund, music therapy and lessons, retreatprograms, preschool education and art classesand workshops.

The singers will be accompanied bymusicians Cherie Lynn Hagen and TomHagen. Guests can also enjoy strollingappetizers, desserts, wine and other bever-ages catered by Amway Grand Plaza.Tickets are $50 per person and reservationsare required. For tickets or more informa-tion, call (616) 897-7842.

“A Taste of Twilight”Tickets Still Available

“Good character is taking steps in the right direction along the way; doing the rightthing at the right time, even if nobody else is watching,” says National CharacterEducation Foundation representative Charlie Aeschliman, “It’s called ‘integrity’.”Aeschliman will be guest speaker for LIFE fest2008 dinner, October 18. A former Navyelite SEAL, he is also considered the best trickbasketball handler in the world and wasrecently crowned NIKE’s, “National PlayoffFestival Champion.” The Saturday event isopen to adult and students.

“A Country Sampler” is Sunday’s familyevent. The day begins with at noon withMass, followed by a casual lunch afterwards.Hot dogs, brats and roast corn on the cob areon the dining menu, always a favorite withboth adults and children.

For the 20th year of LIFE fest, MusicMarathon has been incorporated into theevents. On Sunday, a variety of music, vocaland dance entertainment is planned at multi-ple locations around the Center. Guests canalso enjoy plenty of games, wagon rides andcraft demonstrations on the grounds. A SilentAuction caps out the day’s activities.

Monies raised from this annual benefitdirectly support the Center’s scholarship programs, which provides subsidies for pre-school tuition, music and art scholarships forfamilies and individuals needing financialassistance.

Tickets for Saturday night’s dinner andevent are $60 for adults or $50 for studentsgrades 7-12. Sunday’s “A Country Sampler”

tickets are $7.50 for adults or $25 per family.Those interested in ordering tickets may usethe form on the back page of the newsletter.For more information, please call theFranciscan Center at 897-7842.

Tickets for LIFE fest Are Now AvailableOn the Farm

The warm spring rains and soothingsun have been a welcome sight aftersuch a long, cold season. Now, in themidst of summer, the fruit trees areoverflowing with ripe offerings. Fields ofbright grass wave in the soft breeze,awaiting cutting and baling. The manyvegetable gardens display an abundanceof fresh produce. Lazy summer daysmay tempt the young preschool chil-dren, but out on the farm, this season isalways one of the busiest.

There is a cycle to the fruit harvest,when each crop ripens and is perfectfor picking. First are the cherries,ready in June; July is peaches, plumsand pears in August, apples (PaulaRed, Ida Red, Red and YellowDelicious) are all harvested inSeptember and October. Three typesof grapes are grown here as well. All ofthese fruits are canned or stored assoon as they are picked. Teams of vol-unteers work quickly to insure that nofruit or vegetable is wasted.

Out in the fields, three cuttings ofhay are taken over the year. They arebaled and put up in the loft by volun-teers, ready for the Center’s sheep,horses, goats and cows. Meanwhilearound the Center’s buildings,flowerbeds, tree and bush-trimming andother ground maintenance are constant-ly tended. It is far from the “lazy days ofsummer” out at the farm.

Apple Blossoms

Charlie Aeschliman, LIFE fest speaker

Newsletter of the Franciscan Life Process Center Vol 2, No 4, Summer 2008

Art ~ Counseling ~ Music ~ Therapy ~ Preschool ~ Retreats ~ Volunteer

It may sound like a clique saying, “It is thelittle things that can make such a big differ-ence.” But when it comes to helping run anon-profit organization such as the FranciscanLife Process Center, the time given by itsFranciscan Friends volunteers is a pricelessgift. Even one or two hours of volunteer helpcan make the difference between a task beingaccomplished or not.

This year, volunteers contributed over 2,873hours, not including LIFE fest, 2008. Theyworked in the preschool, mowed the grounds,taught classes and sewed or knitted items forarea hospitals, nursing homes and overseas des-tinations. Those not able to drive out to ourlocation worked on projects at home. Duringspecial Franciscan Center events, volunteersoften acted as hosts and tour guides, or helpedcook and bake.

The top ten volunteers are Cam Miles,Jochen Ditterich, Jack Davidson, BobbiLinkfield, Phyllis Lessens, Judy McCall,John Knight, Delores Dey, AlgeneFeuerstein, (tie for tenth place) AgnesGasper and Jerry Herrman. They are only afew of the long list of people whose generousgift of time has helped the Franciscan Centercontinue to prosper.

Volunteers ContributeThousands of Hours

The music therapy and music educationdepartment staff is seeking used guitars in goodcondition. They will be utilized in the musictherapy classrooms and during student musiclessons. Anyone willing to donate a gently usedinstrument may call the Franciscan Center at897-7842.

Music Therapy NeedsGently Used Guitars

Starting preschool can be a rather daunt-ing experience for a young child. There are somany new things to remember: the locationof the coat rack, how to tie your shoes, andthe importance of washing hands beforesnacks. Even though there may be other class-mates in the same situation, it helps to have agrown-up close-by, just in case life gets a bitoverwhelming.

Reading a treasured story, singing a nurseryrhyme, helping create a painted masterpiece,searching for fossils in the sand pit, exploringthe meadows with a trio of curious youngsters –these are just some of the roles of a preschoolvolunteer. Franciscan Center adult volunteersassist preschool instructors with a variety ofindoor and outdoor activities.

Those wishing to volunteer one or moremornings or afternoons, Monday throughThursday, please call the Center. Hours areavailable from 9 a.m. - noon or 1-4 p.m.

Preschool VolunteersAre Always Welcome

During the five Wednesdays of Lent, theFranciscan Center dining room was filledwith both familiar faces and new, all enjoyingdelicious soups, home-made bread and othertreats. Each week, an area restaurant donateda large kettle of soup, which was then pairedup with bread baked by Center volunteers.Fresh applesauce rounded out the meal, alongwith an assortment of beverages, all availablefor a donation.

Kathleen Schiefler of Kathleen andCompany started the season, followed byFlat River Grill of Lowell, GeorgiaGietzen of Grand River Grocery in Ada,Chef Chris Simpson of Applause Cateringin Grand Rapids, and finally, Red’s on theRiver in Rockford. A crew of volunteershelped bake, set-up the dining room andclear up afterwards.

As many as 80 guests per week dined at theCenter, donating close to $1,000. These monieshelp support the Franciscan Center endowmentand program funds.

Old and New Friends Enjoy LentenLunches

In what has become a spring tradition atthe Franciscan Center, sixth graders fromByron Center Christian School spent a fun-filled morning here in late March.Accompanied by teacher Mindy Oetmanand parent volunteers, almost fifty childrenparticipated in programs connected tomedieval history.

Franciscan Center music director SisterMary Margaret Delaski, FSE, and assistantmusic director Miranda Eden, organizedmedieval music, maypole dancing and singing,bread-baking and the year’s art project. Thechildren were divided into three groups andtook turns in the adventures.

This year, several members of theCalligraphic Society of Grand Rapids volun-teered to teach students the Old English style ofcalligraphy as well as some history on writing.The students created their own laminated andtasseled bookmark following a little instruction.Along with a fresh loaf of home-made bread, itwas the perfect memento of a fun-filled day.

Medieval DayActivities CombineFun and Learning

RIDE WITH MISTER ED – On the last snowy day of spring, our preschool children were treated to a cart ride with one of our miniature horses, Mister Ed. Sister Ann Frances Thompson, FSE, gives (from left) Aubrey Rasch and Nate Clark a tour of the grounds.

Calligrapher Cindy Bowles instructs a ByronCenter student.

Sister Mary Margaret Delaski, FSE, teachesByron Center students the art of bread-baking.

Summer WorkshopsIcon Painting

August 11-15: Learn this centuries-old artform with highly-respected iconographer,Diane Hamel. Students will complete an iconpanel from beginning preparations and paint-ing to gold leafing and varnishing. Thissummer’s project will be, “The Virgin of theBurning Bush,” a standing figure of the VirginMary with an image of the burning bush on hercloak. Past participants have always enjoyed thedevotional and contemplative character of theclass. Some art experience helpful. Fee: $295(includes all materials.)

Wednesday Paint-in/Out’sWeekly September 10 through December 10:This weekly gathering of artists begins theirfall/winter session. The group meets from 9a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesdays (except holidays),works individually in their chosen medium orexperiments with a new one. These are notinstructional classes although facilitator artistsJohn Knight or Kathy Crane are present foradvice at each session. For more information,call 897-7842. All levels welcome. Fee: $80(before August 16) $100 afterwards. Limitedto 20 artists.

Looking AheadLoom Weaving

Sept. 26 - Nov. 21: Beginning this autumn,Friday morning weaving classes will expand toeight sessions, allowing students more time towork on their projects. Under the direction ofmaster weaver Jochen Ditterich, students of alllevels are assigned a full-sized loom on which tolearn and create their piece. Trained inGermany, England and the U.S, Jochen bringsover 50 years experience to his classes. 9 a.m. tonoon weekly. Fee: $80. Sign up early as theseclasses are limited to seven students.

“Liturgical Art” WorkshopSeptember 25 - 26: Art director emeritus JohnKnight brings a strong background in designand years of experience in liturgical art to aworkshop that focuses on visual symbols, sea-sonal colors, and how to design easily readablebanners that fit architectural space. For thoseinterested, we will have a mini-tract on design-ing bulletin board covers and other visual chal-lenges that church members who are artists areoften asked to do. Bring your wish list. Withthe focus on design, we will not be able to getinto the hows of quilting and sewing. Open toall levels. Fee: $85.

“Adventures in Raku”October 18 & November 1: Clay artists Maijaand Karlis Maskevics return to instruct one ofthe Center’s most popular classes. Construct, fireand glaze your own earthenware clay pieces withaward-winning artists and mentors. Suitable forall levels, this workshop is ideal for those whowant to try a new art form but yet challengingenough for advanced raku artists. Participantsusually are able to finish 3 or 4 unique pieces. Open to all levels. Fee: $100 (includes all mate-rials.) Limited to 14 students.

“Watercolor: Step One”October 25: Whether you are a beginningpainter or are looking for a refresher course inthe medium, award-winning watercoloristKathleen Crane is the perfect teacher. Her ArtPractice & Education degree plus years ofteaching experience will help build confidencein paper preparation, composition, colormixing and paint application. This one dayclass is geared to helping students understandthe unique properties of this timeless art form.Open to all levels. Fee: $85.

Pre-Registration*Pre-registration – Intermediate to

Advanced WatercolorOctober 16-18: With a workshop that empha-sizes technique rather than self-expression,international watercolor artist and instructorJoe Fettingis returns to challenge even seasonedwatercolorists. Among other lessons, studentswill learn the secret to creating deep, intense,bold colors without loosing transparency. Thosewho have taken Joe’s workshops comment onthe vast improvements they have noticed intheir work. To view examples of Joe’s work, visithis website at: www.jfettingis.com. Fee: $29.

“The Goddess Within” Mixed-Media/Collage Workshop

November 12-15: We are excited by the returnof Michigan’s own Edee Joppich, signaturemember of the International Society ofExperimental Artists and ISEA 2007 CuttingEdge Award winner. This four-day workshopcombines drawing, watercolor and collage tech-niques. Edee’s meticulous application of materi-als along with her skilled transition betweencolors takes collage to an entirely new level.With a boundless supply of ideas and energy,Edee always ignites her students’ imaginations.Intermediate to advanced level. Fee: $295Limited to 14 students.

*All pre-registrations require a $100 deposit.

Icon Workshop Students

June 2 “Summer Melodies” summer music lessons begin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Call for more informationJune 2 –19 Summer Preschool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Call for more informationJune 8 – Jul. 12 “Layers of Life” joint art show with Lowell Area Arts Council . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Open to PublicJune 12 “A Taste of Twilight” entertainment/gourmet desserts & beverages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50/personJuly 23 – Sept. 5 “A Painterly Collection” solo art show by Don Zenas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Open to PublicJuly 8 – Aug. 26 Summer Fun at the Farm (early childhood program - Tuesdays only) . . . . . .$250/season or $35/dayAugust 11 – 15 Icon Workshop with Diane Hamel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$295August 15 Marion Retreat Day (lunch included) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$50August 21 Preschool Open House from 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Open to PublicSeptember 2 Fall Preschool/Music Lessons begin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Call for more informationSept. 10 – Dec. 10 Wednesday Paint-In/Out’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$80 (before August 16) $100 after

Sept. 26 – Nov. 21 Loom Weaving with Jochen Ditterich (Friday mornings) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$80Sept. 25 – 26 Liturgical Design Workshop with John Knight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$85 Oct. 16 – 18 Intermediate to Advanced Watercolor with Joe Fettingis (Pre-registration) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$295October 18 “LIFE fest 2008” Saturday Evening Banquet

with guest speaker Charlie Aeschliman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$60 adults/$50 students (grades 7-12)October 18 “A Country Sampler” LIFE fest 2008 family picnic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7.50/person or $25/familyOct. 18 & Nov. 1 Raku Pottery with Maija/Karlis Maskevics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$100October 25 “Watercolor: Step One” with Kathy Crane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$85Nov. 12 – 15 “The Goddess Within” Mixed-Media/Collage Workshop with Edee Joppich (Pre-registration) $295

Thursdays Pottery Class with Sr. Mary Colman Pyle (6:30 – 8:30 p.m.) . . . . . . . .$10/one hour or $15/two hours By Appointment Individual Music Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Call for details.By Appointment Music Therapy Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Call for details.By Appointment Spiritual Direction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Call for details.

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