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Call to Mission
April 2008
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You are the key! That's the headline on our
new brochure to promote membership in Glenmary's
Boost-A-Month Club. "BAM-ers," as we affectionately
refer to these faithful monthly contributors, are key to
keeping the doors open in the home
missions—church doors, food pantry doors,
doors to ecumenical cooperation, car doors and the
door at the Glenmary Farm. Please
read more about this wonderful way to support
Glenmary—and then join
today!
—Father Dominic Duggins, Development
Director
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Glenmary Oaths
Three men will take their First Oath on May 24 in Cincinnati: Aaron Wessman, Craig Digmann and Crispine Adongo. Dennis Makokha, under temporary profession since 2007, will renew his Oath on May 23, also in Cincinnati. All four men will continue their education this fall. Please keep them in your prayers-and consider a gift now to help pay their tuition bills! |
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Reaching Out to the People of Appalachia
Father John Rausch has spent the bulk of his over 30 years as a Glenmary priest working in Appalachia, specifically eastern Kentucky and Southwest Virginia. Today, his work among the voiceless and his call for ecological awareness and action is gaining respect on a national level. |
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Couple Committed to Home Missions and Glenmary
Sue and John Gruber have been long-time financial and prayer supporters of Glenmary's home mission ministry. They continue to support Glenmary with annual donations as well as through planned giving. For more information about planned gifts, contact planned giving officer Susan Lambert. |