Our own Deacon Steve Wodzanowski will lead us in exploring The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola to prayerfully invite more Divine Love into our lives . He's the featured speaker for the May 2007 Ignatian Spirituality Center's Spirituality on Tap set for Thursday, May 17, 7 pm at St. Edwards Parish Center Chapel. Co-Sponsored by St. Paul, St. Edward & St. George Parishes.
Gather at 6:45 pm, program starts at 7 pm. Afterwards, around 8:45pm, we will gather at Tutta Bella Pizzeria in Columbia City for some good food and conversation. St. Edwards Parish Center Chapel is located at 4212 S. Mead St., Seattle 98118. Phone: 206.819.1469.
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Maama Omwaana benefit this Saturday
Our friends at Magis: Alumni Committed for Mission sent us this invitation to good fun, good food for a good cause:
You are invited to a fundraiser for the Seattle University-sponsored Maama Omwaana Project, a maternal and child health project in Uganda.
The event will take place from 6 to 8 p.m. on May 19 at Southlake Grill , which is located at 1253 Thomas St. (across from REI). The cost is $40 ($20 for students), and includes an appetizer buffet, entertainment and an information session. RSVP by May 17 to Ruth White, assistant professor of social work, at ruthw@seattleu.edu. 100% of the proceeds go directly to the project.
The Maama Omwaana Safe Motherhood Initiative, Njeru, Uganda uses the force of other mothers-village women and community health workers-to educate the community about safe motherhood. This grassroots educational effort (which relies heavily on bicycles for transportation) is changing health behaviors and resulting in increased use of prenatal care and midwives.
You are invited to a fundraiser for the Seattle University-sponsored Maama Omwaana Project, a maternal and child health project in Uganda.
The event will take place from 6 to 8 p.m. on May 19 at Southlake Grill , which is located at 1253 Thomas St. (across from REI). The cost is $40 ($20 for students), and includes an appetizer buffet, entertainment and an information session. RSVP by May 17 to Ruth White, assistant professor of social work, at ruthw@seattleu.edu. 100% of the proceeds go directly to the project.
The Maama Omwaana Safe Motherhood Initiative, Njeru, Uganda uses the force of other mothers-village women and community health workers-to educate the community about safe motherhood. This grassroots educational effort (which relies heavily on bicycles for transportation) is changing health behaviors and resulting in increased use of prenatal care and midwives.
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