FIRST COMMUNION CELEBRATION
On Sunday, May 4, we congratulate those children making
their First Communion at the 10:30 am Mass: Samantha
Ruzon, Emily Tomz, Hannah Wilcox, Buba Chung, Jacek Plonowski, Grace
Shemwell, Alec Van Vleck and Madeline Tachibana. Blessings on
you and your families!
SAVE THE DATE: DAY @ THE BEACH
Have fun in the sun with C@S! We will be hosting a day at the Santa Cruz
Beach Boardwalk...with a Catholic twist. Spend some time enjoying the
sunshine as well as some time with God and fellow Catholics. The trip will
be on Saturday May 17 from Noon-6pm. More details to come but in the
meantime contact Estella (cestella@stanford.edu) with questions.
WEDNESDAY DISCUSSION SERIES
In the book of Revelation, the visionary is asked “Who are these, robed
in white, and where have they come from?” After over a decade, people
are used to seeing men and women in the distinctive Dominican habit around
MemChu and the Catholic Community. But there is a lot more to the
Dominicans than a cool habit. For example, did you know that Dominican
Order is among the oldest thoroughly democratic societies in the history
of the world? (Dominicans have been electing their superiors, including
women, for 800 years.) Come and find out more interesting things about the
Dominicans with Fr. Carl on Wednesday, May 7 in the Old Union Common Room
at 7:30 pm.
CROSSROADS FELLOWSHIP
We meet every Tuesday at 8pm on the 3rd Floor of Old Union, Common
Room. If you’re interested in finding out more about it or want to try
it out, we’ll see you on Tuesday. For more information, contact Chris
Hammen (chammen@stanford.edu).
GRADUATION MASS ANNOUNCEMNTS
The Catholic Graduation Mass Announcements are here! If you would like to
include the Catholic Graduation Mass Announcement (3x5 cards that have the
dates and times of the Catholic Masses on Saturday June 14th) in your
general graduation announcement, please pick up as many as you need from
the Interns. Our office is located on the Third Floor of Old Union, Room
305. The announcements will be placed on a labeled wooden flyer stand
right outside our office so if we’re not in the office, feel free to
grab them. E-mail the Interns with any questions.
GRADUATE STUDENT FELLOWSHIP
The Graduate students will be having their weekly fellowship this coming
Tuesday May 6th at 8 PM in the Seminar Room on the Third Floor of Old
Union. We will be discussing how to get the most out of reading “The
Book,” the Bible, and how to interpret what you read. All are welcome
to join us. Please e-mail John (jhammen@stanford.edu) with any
questions.
GRAD/POST DOC PUB NIGHT
Join GC@S at the Rose and Crown’s Trivia Night on Tuesday May 13th from
7:30-10:00 pm. Join a team or just be a spectator as teams try to answer
fun and oftentimes obscure trivia. The Rose and Crown is located at 547
Emerson in Palo Alto, off University. The first round will be on us but
you don’t have to drink to come and hang out with us. Rides will be
available and let us know if you can drive. Email one of the Interns with
questions, if you need a ride or can offer one.
ROSARY
Students meet daily to pray the rosary at 10 PM in Wilbur west dining hall
(Tuesday through Sunday) and on the third floor of Old Union during
Eucharistic Adoration (Monday), as well as at 5:45 PM on Sunday afternoons
in the interns. office on the third floor of Old Union. All are welcome to
join us; no experience with the rosary is necessary. Please consider
taking the time to deepen your spiritual life with this traditional
Catholic prayer. If you have any questions or would like more information,
please contact Charlie Capps (ccapps@stanford.edu).
CCAS HOSTS DIOCESAN PEACE AND JUSTICE GATHERING
All are invited to meet on Saturday, May 17 with colleagues from the
diocese and other parishes who are interested in peace and justice
issues. Our gathering aims to help us more effectively share information,
talents, and resources; to engage in mutual encouragement; and to develop
joint projects. The gathering will begin at 8:30 am with a Mass in the
Sanctuary, then move to the Common Room, both on the third floor of the
Old Union, for information sharing sessions and lunch. For more
information, please contact Ed Ehmke (ehmke@stanford.edu).
COMMUNITY PRAYERS
Please pray for our community members: Sheila Peterson, Gillonne Wachter
and Maria Bonilla and Teresa Pleins.
NOT SURE WHAT TO DO AFTER GRADUATION?
Have you ever considered a year of service? The Dominican Family in the
United States sponsors Dominican Volunteers USA! It is a lay mission
program designed to reach out to the poor and marginalized in our own
country. There are opportunities in various fields including, but not
limited to: education, healthcare, social work, ecology, justice advocacy,
and parish ministry. A year of service will help you in any career path,
and it is a great way to give of your life in service to the church. It is
also a great opportunity to live in community with other missionminded
individuals. For more information or to receive an application, please
contact: Anthony Butler, Assistant Director, Dominican Volunteers USA,
1914 S. Ashland Ave., Chicago, IL 60608, 708/524-5985 or
dominicanvolunteers@gmail.com. http://dvusa.org/.
PARKING
NOTE: If you need a disability-related accommodation or
access to disabled parking behind Memorial Church during
church services please contct Sheila Sanchez, Disability
Accommodations Coordinator, at 650-725-0326. We have NO
control over parking permits, gate access, etc.
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