WELCOME TO CONGRESS. It gives me great joy to welcome you to our annual Religious Education Congress!

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4 CONTENTS 2012 LOS ANGELES RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CONGRESS MARCH 23-25, 2012 ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (ORE) 3424 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD LOS ANGELES, CA PHONE: (213) WEB: GENERAL INFORMATION Acknowledgments Attendee General Information... 7 Audio Recording Form Committees Congress Spotlight... 6 Endowment Fund Contributors Exhibitors Categories... 91, 93 Featured Exhibitors Index (alphabetical) Daily Schedules Friday, March Saturday, March Sunday, March Maps Clarion Hotel Map Convention Center Map...Back Cover Exhibit Hall A Map...Inside Back Cover Hilton Hotel Map Marriott Hotel Map Restaurants Map & Listing Sheraton Park Hotel Map O.R.E. Programs O.R.E. Staff O.R.E. Staff Booth Schedule Speaker Index... 5 Tech Center Schedule Weekend Schedule... Inside Front Cover Welcome Message from Archchbishop Gomez... 2 Message from Bishop Brown... 3 Message from the O.R.E. Director... 4 SAVE THE DATE! Congress 2013 Dates February 21, 2013 (Youth Day) & February 22-24, 2013 SECCIÓN EN ESPAÑOL Horario del Congreso Información Mensaje del Arzobispo Gomez Mensaje de la Directora de la O.R.E Programas de la O.R.E TALLERES DEL CONGRESO Viernes, Sesiones Sábado, Sesiones Domingo, Sesiones WORSHIP AIDES ARENA: Friday Opening Rite & Welcome begins Native American Liturgy begins Saturday Morning Praise begins Celtic Liturgy begins Sunday Closing Liturgy begins Congress Theme Song WORKSHOP ROOM LOCATIONS Period 1 Friday, March Period 2 Friday Period 3 Friday Period 4 Saturday, March Period 5 Saturday Period 6 Saturday Period 7 Sunday, March Period 8 Sunday Recorded workshops indicated by * and SPECIAL EVENTS Friday...Archbishop Gomez Online Chat Friday...Film Showcase 2012 Saturday... Sacred Illuminations 2012 Saturday...Young Adult Dance & Social Sunday...Souvenir epostcards General Info Schedule Español Arena O.R.E. Maps Exhibitors 1

5 WELCOME WELCOME TO CONGRESS March 2012 Dear Congress Participant, It gives me great joy to welcome you to our annual Religious Education Congress! This Congress is a part of our Church s commitment to the new evangelization. This weekend gives all of us a beautiful opportunity to renew our commitment to the mission that Jesus Christ entrusted to his Church the mission of preaching his Gospel and making disciples; of baptizing and proclaiming forgiveness of sins; of teaching people to live by all that Jesus commanded. The theme for this year s Congress, Voice Infusing Life, is inspired by the fifth Sunday of our Lenten journey. This theme challenges us to listen for God s voice and to allow his Word to take root in our hearts and in our ministries. Strengthened by God s Word of Life, we renew our discipleship in Jesus Christ, as we go forth to proclaim his Good News and to serve as God s voice in our world today. I am heartened that so many of you take time out of your busy ministries to gather with us. Your leadership and your spirit of service to his Church are vital to the ongoing spiritual renewal of our parishes and the new evangelization of our society and culture. I pray that you will be enriched by the contacts you make with others and by the workshops, liturgies, and other events we share together throughout the weekend. With the promise of my prayers for you and your family, I ask that the blessings of Our Lady of the Angels, our Blessed Mother, be upon you all. Sincerely yours in Christ, Most Rev. José H. Gomez Archbishop of Los Angeles Religious Education Congress

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7 WELCOME March 2012 Dear Friends, I am honored to extend a heartfelt welcome to all of you. Each year you grace us with your presence at our inspiring Religious Education Congress. This extraordinary weekend provides many wonderful opportunities for enriching our ministries and renewing our spirits. Our theme, Voice Infusing Life, beckons us to attend to the voice of God which echoes through the ages. It is a voice that fills us with hope, calls us to renewed vitality and sends us to discern and resound God s voice among all the voices claiming our attention. As you will recall, a Religious Education Endowment Fund has been established in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles for the ongoing education and formation of Directors of Religious Education, Adult Educators, Young Adults and Youth Ministers. The fund is currently enabling 18 students to pursue a master s degree in Religious Education. Your gift offering at the 2011 Congress Saturday night liturgies together with online contributions added $44,702 to this fund. We thank for your ongoing generosity. We are very excited about the quality and quantity of our insightful workshops, keynotes and valuable resources provided throughout the weekend. The opportunity to be enriched by the many national and international presenters is grace and blessing. Always attentive to the multicultural reality of southern California, the event offers many opportunities to experience and celebrate the richness of our diverse communities of faith. The well-prepared liturgical celebrations and entertainment provided are sure to lift hearts and spirits in a chorus of praise and worship. At the heart of the array of activities there is space for quiet moments of contemplation, time to walk the labyrinth and ample opportunity to celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Again, I thank you for your leadership and your faithful commitment to being The Voice of God committed to echoing Good News. I look forward to greeting you at this great event Sincerely, Sister Edith Prendergast, RSC Director, Office of Religious Education Religious Education Congress

8 Allen Jr., John *, 5-01* Alonso, Tony , 5-13 Anderle, Donna *, 5-02* Angrisano, Steve * Anslinger, Leisa * Arias, Miguel *, 8-02* Ash, Laura *, 7-02* Atkinson, Patrick *, 7-01* Augustin, Meredith Dean * Augustine, Ansel * Beckman, Betsey *, 7-02* Bell, John Benavides, Luis *, 6-52* Binz, Stephen *, 4-01* Bondi, Renée * Boyle, Rev. Gregory *, 7-03* Bravo Perez, Benjamin *, 4-51* Brennan, Rev. Patrick *, 2-03* Bryant, Sr. Kathy * Burland, John *, 6-02* Carotta, Dr. Michael *, 8-04 Cerveny, Sr. Caroline *, 4-03* Chesto, Dr. Kathleen , 4-04 Chinn, Andrew *, 7-04* Cicciarelli, Joellyn *, 5-04* Clarke, Rev. Jim * Coutinho, Fr. Paul *, 7-05* Crosby, Rev. Michael *, 8-05* Cusick, Rev. John *, 7-06* Dahm, Fr. Charles *, 5-05* Deck, Fr. Allan * DeLeon, Roy *, 8-07* Dell Oro, Dr. Roberto * Downey, Dr. Michael * East, Tom *, 7-08* East, Msgr. Ray * Ebener, Dr. Dan *, 8-08* Echavarria, Jorge Ivan *, 8-51* Eckert, Ann Marie *, 8-09* Eisenbeiss, Mike *, 8-10* Ellair, Steven *, 6-06* Espin, Dr. Orlando *, 7-51* Fabing, Fr. Robert Ferder, Sr. Fran *, 8-11* Fernandez, Santiago , 4-07* Fiand, Sr. Barbara *, 5-09* Ficocelli, Elizabeth *, 5-10* Flecha, José-Román *, 4-52* Florian, Amy , 7-09 Fragomeni, Fr. Richard *, 3-07*,... 4:10* Frawley-Mangan, Anne *, 6-07* Funk, Sr. Mary Margaret *, 6-08* Gaillardetz, Dr. Richard *, 3-09* Galipeau, Dr. Jerry *, 8-12* García-Mina Freire, Ana *, 6-53* Gilbert, Rev. Richard *, 6-09* Ginel Vielva, Fr. Alvaro *, 5-54* Gittins, Fr. Anthony... KEY*, 7-10* Gordon, Dr. Greer *, 6-10*, * Groody, Fr. Daniel *, 5-12* Groome, Dr. Thomas *, 4-08* Grzona, Ricardo *, 7-52* Asterisks (*) and the headphone symbol ( ) indicate recorded workshops. Key indicates a Saturday Keynote or Sunday Address. Workshops are designated by two numbers separated by a dash. The fi rst number indicates the period; the number after the dash is the workshop number. Workshop numbers -01 to -30 are in English; -50 to -58 are in Spanish; and -70 is in Vietnamese. Guffey, Fr. David * Haas, David , 7-12, Haase, Sr. Bridget *, 7-13* Haugen, Marty , 5-13 Heagle, Fr. John *, 8-11* Hendey, Lisa * Hernandez, Sr. Glenda , 8-52 Herrera, Francisco *, 6-55* Hershey, Rev. Terry *, 4-09* Hieu, Bishop Thomas *, 7-70* Hoffmann, Mary Byrne *, 8-13* Horan, Michael *, * Jansen, ValLimar *, 7-15* Janus, Mary * Jezreel, Jack *, 7-16* Josephson, Michael Just, Fr. Felix * Kelly, Matthew , 6-12 Kempf, Fr. Joe *, 6-13* Kendzia, Tom * Kennedy, Dr. Saundra *, 8-15* Knobbe, Beth *, 8-16* Kolar, Peter Krout, Keri *, 5-16* Lansing, Sean *, 7-17* Leonard, Fr. Richard , 4-12 Loftus, Fr. David * Lotker, Rabbi Michael * MacBeth, Sybil *, 8-17* Mahon, Elaine *, 5-26* Mahoney, Beth * Mahony, Cardinal Roger * Mallon, Fr. James *, 4-14* Mangan, Michael *, 8-18* Martin, Rev. James *, 8-19* Martin, Sr./Dr. Oralisa Massingale, Rev. Bryan *, 5-17* Matovina, Dr. Timothy *, 6-18* McCarty, Bob * McCorquodale, Charlotte *, 6-19* McGrath, Tom * McGrath, Bro. Michael *, 5-03* McKenna, Dr. Megan *, 5-18* Mena, Walter Francisco * Montenegro, Juan Carlos. 2-55* Moreno, Rafael Motus, Cecile * Mulhall, Daniel * SPEAKER INDEX Mullen, Fr. J. Patrick *, 5-19* Murua, Marcelo *, 7-53* Neuhaus, Suzanne * Nguyen, Rev. Bao * Nicholas, Rev. William *, 8-20* Ospino, Dr. Hosffman *, 5-20*,... KEY* Paprocki, Joe * Parra Sanchez, Abundio *, 4-54* Pascuzzi, Maria * Patalinghug, Fr. Leo Patin, Michael *, 5-21* Peña, Sr. Rosa Monique , 7-54 Pereda Bullrich, Hernán *, 8-53* Petitfi ls, Roy *, 7-19* Pham, Thinh Duc *, 5-70* Phong, Bro. Fortunat *, 6-70* Portillo, William * Prejean, Sr. Helen *, 7-20* Ramírez, Bishop Ricardo *, 4-56* Raschko, Rev. Michael *, 8-21 Reese, Thomas , 7-21 Reid, Sr. Barbara *, 6-23* Ricard, Rev. R. Tony *, 5-24* Rivera, Jorge *, 8-55* Rizzo, David * Roberto, John *, 4-18* Rolheiser, Rev. Ronald *, 7-22* Rosenhauer, Joan * Rubalcava, Pedro Saucedo, Enedina * Shea, John *, 6-24* Siller Acuña, Clodomiro *, 6-56* Simon Jr., William * Smith, Rt. Rev. Alexei * Smith, Cambria * Smith-Christopher, Daniel 1-25*, 8-23* Smollin, Sr. Anne Bryan *, KEY* Sofi eld, Bro. Loughlan *, 4-21* Solis, Bishop Oscar * Sparks, Fr. Dick , 4-22 Stecker, Carl * Steinfels, Peter *, 4-23* Sweeney, Michael *, 8-24* Theisen, Michael *, 6-25* Torres, Deacon Guillermo. 8-56* Travers, Ailís *, 5-26* True, Lori Turner, Rev. Paul *, 8-25* Valenzuela, Victor Vega, Rev. Richard *, 8-57* Vital Cruz, Lupita *, 8-58* Wagner, Nick * Walker, Christopher *, 6-27* Washington, Fr. Freddy *, 8-26* Weber, Joan *, 7-23* Wenc, Char *, 5-28* West, John * Weston, Fr. Thomas *, 7-24* White, C. Vanessa *, 4-27* Wicks, Dr. Robert , 4-28 Yzaguirre, Dr. John *, 7-25* Zanotto, Fr. Luigi *, 7-57* Zukowski, Sr. Angela *, 7-26* General Info 5

9 CONGRESS SPOTLIGHT CONGRESS FEATURES 6 NOTE: Some Arena and Hall B sessions have handouts for their workshops posted online. Find information and the listing at ARCHBISHOP GOMEZ CHAT > Friday, 10:15-11:15 am Tech Center Join us Friday morning at the Tech Center as Los Angeles Archbishop José Gomez conducts a live online chat session with students from St. Dorothy Elementary School in Glendora. This event will mark the Los Angeles Archbishop s second year online. FILM SHOWCASE 2012 > Friday, 8:00-10 pm Convention 201 The Film Showcase, in partnership with Loyola Marymount University, presents excerpts from a number of narrative feature films, shorts, documentaries, experimental and animated films, whose thematic elements are grounded in Catholic social teaching, justice, ministry, spirituality and theology. Filmmakers will be on hand to meet with audience members. SACRED ILLUMINATIONS > Saturday, 8:30 pm Convention 213 Sacred Illuminations: A mystical choreography of light and sound incorporates the newest liturgical and fine art photography and reflections by Sister Rose Marie Tulacz, SND. She will bring us deeper in surrender to the voice and echoes of God s unconditional love. RECONGRESS.ORG/LIVE > Friday through Sunday Share the Congress experience with friends and parishioners who can t be there in person. Watch Arena events broadcast live on the Internet at You can also find some past Congress moments on our page at YouTube.com/RECongress. < LIVE STREAMING IN HALL B Opening Event only, 8:30-9:30 am Hall B Another Congress first! You can now watch Friday s Opening Event broadcast live on the screens in Hall B. This is another venue to view the morning Arena experience. < CELEBRATE CULTURES Friday, 8:00-9:30 pm Convention Arena Building on the energy and success of last year s Friday evening Festival of Cultures concert, we come together to experience more diverse sounds and rhythms from communities whose roots are in cultures across the globe. Come and enjoy the richness of this unique and spirit-filled gala! < KEYNOTE: ANTHONY GITTINS Saturday, 8:30 am Convention Arena The Urgency of Discipleship and Evangelization in Today s World Jesus call to discipleship is personal, urgent and revolutionary; he promises rest for our souls and fulfillment for our lives. The keynote will address the urgency of discipleship and evangelization in the way Jesus did it a continuation of God s mission and required by all the baptized. < 2012 ART EXHIBIT Friday through Sunday Arena Lobby After more than 12 years, the project to create The Saint John s Bible has reached its conclusion. Letters and Revelation, the final volume of this monumental project, contains more than 30 illuminations and special text treatments, many of which are included in this exhibition. < CONGRESS SOUVENIRS Friday through Sunday Arena Lobby Don t leave Congress without getting your souvenir items. Find pins, note pads, pens, buttons and more at the Information/Souvenir booth in the center of Hall A Religious Education Congress

10 AUDIO RECORDING Many of the workshop sessions will be recorded with speaker permission (indicated by [*] and ). Audio CDs are available for purchase at the CSC Digital Media booth, located at the east wall in Exhibit Hall A. Delegate recording in any medium of any workshop or general assembly is NOT permitted. SPEAKER SIGNINGS Authors and musical artists will be available to sign books and CDs in the Signing Area (southeast area of Exhibit Hall A, near the Recording Booth). Check the schedule at the Book Signing Area for updated times. CELL PHONES / PAGERS Out of respect for speakers and other participants, please turn off or silence cell phones and pagers during general sessions, liturgies and workshops. EMERGENCIES In case of emergency, contact Convention Center personnel or the nearest Congress official wearing a red, white, blue striped ribbon; they are in radio contact and can summon help quickly. For life-threatening situations, please call EXHIBIT HOURS Exhibits are located in Hall A. See pages for a listing of exhibitors. Exhibits will be open: Friday: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Saturday: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Sunday: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm NOTICE By your attendance at this event, you are granting your permission to be filmed, videotaped, audiotaped or photographed by any means and are granting full use of your likeness, voice and words without compensation. GENERAL INFORMATION HOSPITALITY ROOM INFORMATION Check the Message Board in the Prefunction area to give or obtain information about parish hospitality. FOOD/CONCESSIONS The Convention Center offers daily options of food choices in Hall A. Continental breakfast: 8:00 am - 9:30 am Lunch: 11:00 am - 2:00 pm Cart concessions: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm LOST AND FOUND Lost & Found is located outside of Congress Headquarters, located in Convention AR 1. MESSAGE CENTER The Message Center, located in the Prefunction area, can receive incoming messages. Call (714) or (714) to leave a message, or you can leave a note on the Message Board. Friday: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Saturday: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm Sunday: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm PARKING Day parking is available in the Convention Center parking structures at the rate of $12 per day with no in-and-out privileges. RESTAURANT RESERVATIONS In addition to our listing on pages 76-77, the Restaurant Booth, located in the Prefunction area, has restaurant menus and can help make reservations: Friday & Saturday: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Sunday: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm SMOKING Smoking is not allowed at the Convention Center, other than the designated outdoor courtyards. General Info NAME TAGS/TICKETS Congress Name Tags are required to be worn at all times during scheduled events. Tickets are necessary for admittance into all workshops, general sessions and the Exhibit Hall. TICKET EXCHANGE You may exchange tickets for any open workshops during the same period beginning on Friday at 11:30 am at the Registration Booth s Exchange window. Note: Any ticket can be used for sessions of the same time in the Arena or Hall B. SAVING SEATS It is permissible to save seats up to 10 minutes before a scheduled function begins. After that time, we ask that, in Christian love, you release these seats for others. If any Congress volunteer requests that you release seats that you are saving, please comply with the direction given. WORKSHOP INFORMATION WORKSHOPS All workshops are ticketed and no one will be admitted to any session without the proper ticket. Any valid ticket will serve as admission to Arena or Hall B workshops, but these sessions are not open to those without tickets. Our speakers are generously sharing their time and talents with us. As a special courtesy to them, we ask that you please arrive at the workshop location prior to the scheduled start time. We remind you to please silence or turn off pagers and cell phones. All sessions will begin on time, and many speakers have asked that no one be admitted after the session has begun. Also, we ask you to avoid, as much as possible, leaving workshops during a presentation. Most of the workshops will have a natural break time when it would be less disruptive to the speaker and to the other participants. 7

11 FRIDAY EVENTS Friday, March 23, 2012 CONGRESS Opening Event 2011 LITURGIES & PRAYER SERVICES Eucharistic Liturgies All liturgies begin at 5:15 pm Congress offers several Eucharistic Liturgies of different character from which to choose. We invite you to experience a liturgy from among the many cultures. Character Location Presider Music F1 General Convention Ballroom (3rd fl oor) Rev. Richard Leonard N. Garcia / G. Daigle / J. Angotti F2 Contemplative Marriott Grand Ballroom Rev. Joe Brennan Chris DeSilva / Danielle Rose F3 Hawaiian Marriott Marquis Ballroom Rev. Alapaki Kim Jesse Manibusan / Joe Camacho F4 Jazz Hilton Pacifi c Ballroom Msgr. Ray East Meredith Augustin / Nick Calzada F5 Native American Convention Arena Rev. Paul Ojibway John Flaherty / Donna Peña F6 Spanish Convention Hall B Archbishop José Gomez Betancourt / Moreno / Rubalcava Liturgy of the Hours & Prayer Service Vespers (Latin for evening ) is our evening prayer service. Our day ends with the simple chant songs of Taizé. P1 Evening Prayer 5:15 pm Convention 210 (2nd fl oor) Tricia Hoyt Tony Alonso P2 Taizé 9:00 pm Convention 210 (2nd fl oor) David Anderson Religious Education Congress

12 OPENING RITE & WELCOME Arena Friday, 8:30 am VOICE INFUSING LIFE Earth, with her thousand voices, praises God. Come join in this spirit-filled gathering, to lift hearts and voices in a chorus of praise and gratitude. Our inspiring opening and ritual will be blessed by the presence and gift of: Archbishop José Gomez Edith Prendergast, RSC Paulette Smith Jan Pedroza John Flaherty Tony Alonso Donna Anderle John Angotti Steve Angrisano Ed Archer Meredith Augustin Betsey Beckman John Bell Anna Betancourt Josh Blakesley Ed Bolduc Helena Buscema Joe Camacho Louis Canter FRIDAY LUNCHTIME ENTERTAINMENT JOHN BURLAND, ANDREW CHINN AND MICHAEL MANGAN Celebrating with Voices, Hearts & Hands Arena 11:45 am - 12:30 pm Join these three spirited Australians for lunch as they raise their powerful voices in songs of faith Burland Chinn Mangan and joy. Experience this vibrant inter-generational celebration, and let the Spirit infuse life. Bell JOHN BELL Hall B 11:45 am - 12:30 pm Sing Out the World Join John Bell from the Iona Community in Scotland as we sing songs and hear stories of faith and transformation. Celebrate the wisdom drawn from the world Church and its peoples. FRIDAY EVENING CONCERT Arena 8:00 pm Celebrate Cultures! A Gala Festival Building on the energy and success of last year s Friday evening Festival of Cultures concert, we come together to experience more diverse sounds and rhythms from communities whose roots are in cultures across the globe. FILM SHOWCASE 2012 Karla Carrillo Harrison Crenshaw Elohim D Leon Gary Daigle Chris de Silva Santiago Fernández Clare Flaherty Estela García-López Laura Gomez David Haas Marty Haugen Jacob Israel Frank Jansen ValLimar Jansen Mary Janus Tom Kendzia Mel Kennedy Peter Kolar Gaile Krause Liam Lawton Matthew Leon Michael Paul Leon Rudy López Jesse Manibusan Monica Miller Luther Rafael Moreno Donna Peña Fortunat Phong Jorge Rivera Danielle Rose Pedro Rubalcava Brenda Smith Nicole Smith Curtis Stephan Lori True John West & the Valyermo Dancers... and many others Convention 201 8:00-10:00 pm The Film Showcase, in partnership with Loyola Marymount University, presents excerpts from a number of narrative feature films, shorts, documentaries, whose thematic elements are grounded in Catholic social teaching, justice, ministry, spirituality and theology. Filmmakers will be on hand to meet with audience members. FRIDAY EVENTS FRIDAY SCHEDULE 7:30 am - 3:00 pm On-site registration begins (Prefunction area) 8:30-9:30 am Opening Rite & Welcome (Arena) 10:00-11:30 am Period 1 Workshops 10:15-11:15 am Archbishop Gomez Online Chat (Tech Center - Hall A) 11:30 am Ticket exchange begins (Registration booth) 11:30 am - 1:00 pm LUNCH 11:45 am - 12:30 pm Music (Arena) John Burland, Andrew Chinn and Michael Mangan Music (Hall B) John Bell 1:00-2:30 pm Period 2 Workshops 3:00-4:30 pm Period 3 Workshops 5:15 pm 8:00 pm 9:00 pm Eucharistic Liturgies & Evening Prayer Concert (Arena) Celebrate Cultures Film Showcase 2012 (Convention 201) Taizé Prayer (Convention 210) Registration Hours 7:30 am - 3:00 pm (Prefunction area) Exhibit Hours 8:00 am - 5:00 pm (Hall A) Sacred Space 10:00 am - 4:00 pm (Convention 304) RECONCILIATION HOURS 11:30 am - 1:00 pm & 2:30-3:30 pm Multicultural Exhibit 9:00 am - 5:00 pm (Convention 2nd floor) A.A. Meeting Noon (Marriott San Diego) 9 Schedule

13 FRIDAY EVENTS ARCHBISHOP TECH CENTER 10 Tech Center Hall A, 10:15-11:15 am Come watch Los Angeles Archbishop José Gomez in a chat with students from St. Dorothy in Glendora. Then check online later for a transcript of the chat session from the link on our web site ART EXHIBIT Grand Arena Lobby Congress 2012 features The Saint John s Bible the first handwritten and illuminated Bible commissioned in 500 years. A team of 14 calligraphers and artists have completed six of seven volumes that make up The Saint John s Bible. The last volume, Letters and Revelation will be completed in EXHIBIT HALL A Hall A 8 am - 5 pm Exhibit Hall A showcases over 200 companies ranging from religious art to music, and from publishing houses to educational institutions, in addition to our own represented Archdiocesan ministries. SACRED SPACE Convention Center am - 4 pm Enter a place dedi cated to facilitating a sense of spiritual rejuvenation partake in the Labyrinth, spend some time in Eucharistic Adoration, or make use of the times for the Sacrament of Reconciliation. (We are grateful to the priests who make this sacrament available to our Congress attendees.) MULTICULTURAL EXHIBIT Convention 2nd floor Lobby 9 am - 5 pm Find a variety of cultural and religious artifacts, expressions of faith and religious piety practices, stories of saints and martyrs, and a plethora of items from the cultures of Native America, Central and South America, Europe, Africa/ African-American and Asia. UNWIND DURING CONGRESS Hall A Prefunction Area 10 am - 4:30 pm Renew your spirit and take a break from the bustle of Congress with a chair massage that relieves tension and relaxes the mind. Visit our Chair Massage area in the Prefunction Area of Hall A. The cost is $1 per minute. A.A. MEETING Friday noon Marriott San Diego Lunchtime meeting for Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) men and women to share their experiences. ASIAN PACIFIC EVENTS VIETNAMESE-LANGUAGE WORKSHOPS 1-70* Fr. Bao Nguyen 2-70* Bro. Fortunat Phong 3-70* Fr. Thinh Duc Pham ASIAN-PACIFIC PERSPECTIVE LITURGY: Hawaiian Marriott Marquis - 5:15 pm Rev. Alapaki Kim, presider SPEAKER SIGNINGS Hall A (Southeast corner) Authors and musical artists will be available to sign books and CDs in the Book Signing Area (southeast corner of Exhibit Hall A). Check the schedule at the Book Signing Area for scheduling updates. FOLLOWING PERIOD 1 (about 11:30 am) AUTHOR EXHIBITOR TABLE Elizabeth Ficocelli Crossroad/Paulist Press TABLE A Dr. Robert Wicks Ave Maria Press TABLE B Sr. Bridget Haase Paraclete Press TABLE C Fr. Richard Leonard Paulist Press TABLE D Fr. Ronald Rolheiser Image/Paulist Press TABLE E Dr. Richard Gaillardetz Liturgical Press TABLE F Fr. Leo Patalinghug Paulist Press TABLE G Renée Bondi Paulist Press TABLE H Jesse Manibusan OCP TABLE I Santiago Fernández OCP TABLE J Fr. Tony Ricard Two Knights Publishing TABLE K FOLLOWING PERIOD 2 (about 2:30 pm) Francisco Herrera TABLE A Lisa Hendey Ave Maria Press TABLE B Fr. Jim Clarke Paulist Press TABLE C Dr. Hosffman Ospino Liguori Publications TABLE D Fr. Joe Kempf Our Sunday Visitor TABLE E John Allen Jr. Image/Paulist Press TABLE F Char Wenc Paulist Press TABLE G Tom McGrath Loyola Press TABLE H Fr. Tony Ricard Two Knights Publishing TABLE I FOLLOWING PERIOD 3 (about 4:30 pm) Dr. Thomas Groome Harper Collins/Paulist Press TABLE A Sr. Anne Bryan Smollin Ave Maria Press TABLE B Bro. Loughlan Sofi eld Ave Maria Press TABLE C Matthew Kelly Matthew Kelly Foundation TABLE D Roy DeLeon Paraclete Press TABLE E Fr. Charles Dahm Paulist Press TABLE F Fr. William Nicholas Paulist Press TABLE G Fr. Paul Turner Liturgical Press TABLE H Joe Paprocki Loyola Press TABLE I Fr. Paul Coutinho Loyola Press TABLE J Fr. Tony Ricard Two Knights Publishing TABLE K 2012 Religious Education Congress

14 TECH CENTER IN HALL A TECHNOLOGY CENTER The Los Angeles Religious Education Congress Technology Center highlights Internet resources and software that would be of interest to our Congress attendees. In addition, this year we also invited several of our Congress speakers to give a presentation. The Tech Center is located near the center of Exhibit Hall A, under the Computer Demonstration banner. Drop by to see the latest in our exhibitors online products and resources. FRIDAY, MARCH 23 CONGRESS TECH BOOTH SCHEDULE (Check schedule posted at Tech Center for added sessions) 10:15-11:15 am Archbishop Gomez Online The Archbishop conducts a private, online chat with students from St. Dorothy Elementary School in Glendora, Calif. 11:30-12 noon Chris Gonzalez Creating a mobile app (application): Where the inspiration and need for one came about as well as how difficult or easy it can be. 12:00-12:30 pm Sr. Caroline Cerveny Digital Discipleship: What is it? How do I engage catechists to use technology in their teaching of the faith? 12:30-1:00 pm 1:00-1:30 pm RECongress.org/LIVE - See what it takes to put your event online. Some tips and pointers from the experts who created RECongress.org/LIVE. 1:30-2:00 pm Gradelink Come see the award-winning grading and administration system that connects teachers, parents and school administrators easily and affordably. 2:00-2:30 pm Outside da Box Play the interactive DVD CateQUIZ em!, a video curriculum for middle and high school catechesis. 2:30-3:00 pm Check your SATURDAY, MARCH 24 9:00-9:30 am 9:30-10:00 am School Systems Group of Pearson Demonstration of K-12 education solutions for student information management, reporting and analysis. 10:00-10:30 am Outside da Box Play the interactive DVD CateQUIZ em!, a video curriculum for middle and high school catechesis. 10:30-11:00 am Gradelink Come see the award-winning grading and administration system that connects teachers, parents and school administrators easily and affordably. 11:00-11:30 am Ailís Travers & Elaine Mahon demonstrate Veritas innovative technological Credo Series for the new high school curriculum framework. 11:30-12 noon Sr. Meg Funk plays several of Dennis Skelton s one minute meditations on tenor recorder, tunes perfect for setting a climate of stillness before teaching or praying. 12:00-12:30 pm Institute of Pastoral Studies The art/y/fact.xn app ( Artifact, Christian ) is a new tool for the interpretation of Christian art via iphone, ipad or Android devices. 12:30-1:00 pm Lisa M. Hendey demos the Google+ hangout for small faith sharing groups, and a walkthrough of a few parish websites, and some highlights of CatholicMom.com. 1:00-1:30 pm Schedule 1:30-2:00 pm Gradelink Come see the award-winning grading and administration system that connects teachers, parents and school administrators easily and affordably. 2:00-2:30 pm 2:30-3:00 pm Check your SUNDAY, MARCH 25 SUNDAY ONLY! Drop by the Tech Center for your FREE souvenir epostcard to home and to friends! (Not available during presentation times.) 11

15 PERIOD 1 WORKSHOP AUDIO LOCATION 1-01 Teaching Youth to Follow Christ The Way of Discipleship (Convention) 204 ABC - Steve Angrisano 1-02 The Word of God in the New Evangelization - Stephen Binz (Convention) 207 D 1-03 Time for Passion - Renée Bondi (Convention) The Need for Pastoral Leadership - Rev. Patrick Brennan (Hilton) Huntington 1-05 CaTECHchesis with TECH Tools - Sr. Caroline Cerveny (Convention) 207 ABC 1-06 Blessed Are You - Dr. Kathleen Chesto (Convention) The Suffering That Speaks Justice - Dr. Michael Downey (Convention) 201 D 1-08 Teaching and Reaching Junior High Youth - Steven Ellair (Convention) 210 ABC 1-09 Love and the Eucharist of Jesus - Fr. Robert Fabing (Convention) Ballroom C 1-10 Beyond Belief: Reclaiming Biblical Faith (Convention) Sr. Fran Ferder & Fr. John Heagle 1-11 How to Prepare Children and Their Parents for the Sacraments (Convention) Elizabeth Ficocelli 1-12 The Art of Grieving: Learning to Die Well, Learning to Live Well (Convention) Ballroom DE - Fr. Richard Fragomeni 1-13 Behind the Scenes at Vatican II: The Council that Almost Failed (Hilton) Pacific C - Dr. Richard Gaillardetz 1-14 A Child Asks: Why Did Jesus Take Grandpa/Grandma Away? (Convention) Rev. Richard Gilbert 1-15 Live from a Burning Fire: Three Practices of the Abundant Life (Sheraton) Palm Room - Sr. Bridget Haase 1-16 Soft Hearts from Hard Places - Rev. Terry Hershey (Marriott) Marquis Center So Heralds of the Good News: Becoming the Best You Can Be (Convention) Dr. Saundra Kennedy 1-18 Glimpsing Eternity: Film, Faith and the Last Things (Hilton) Pacific AB - Fr. Richard Leonard 1-19 Whatever Happened to the Common Good? - Rev. Bryan Massingale (Hilton) Pacific D 1-20 Helping Young People Work Through Difficult Times: Pastoral Care! (Marriott) Elite - Bob McCarty 1-21 A Head-on Collision: American Culture and the Bible (Sheraton) Plaza Ballroom - Fr. J. Patrick Mullen 1-22 Food Is Love: A Eucharistic Theology for the Family (Marriott) Marquis North - Fr. Leo Patalinghug 1-23 Faith Formation for Every Adult in Your Church It s Possible (Convention) 212 Today! - John Roberto 1-24 Recognizing God s Voice: The Cadence and Tone of the Voice of (Convention) Arena the Good Shepherd - Rev. Ronald Rolheiser 1-25 Liberated from the Literal: Genesis 1-11 as Theological Challenge (Convention) 201 ABC - Dr. Daniel Smith-Christopher 1-26 Global Events/Local Events: Religious Perspectives of a Jew, a (Marriott) Grand Ballroom Catholic and a Muslim - Rt. Rev. Alexei Smith A-E 1-27 Celebrating the Way of the Cross and Other Prayers with Children (Convention) Christopher Walker 1-28 Lean Back: The Art of Regaining a Healthy Spiritual and (Convention) Ballroom AB Psychological Perspective - Dr. Robert Wicks 1-70 Vietnamese Workshop (The Spirituality of Cardinal Nguyen (Convention) 210 D Van Thuan) - Rev. Bao Nguyen 12 Friday, March 23, :00-11:30 am 2012 Religious Education Congress

16 1:00-2:30 pm Friday, March 23, 2012 WORKSHOP AUDIO LOCATION 2-01 The Global War on Christians: Dispatches from the Front Lines (Convention) Arena - John Allen Jr Liturgical Dance for Children: Just Imagine! - Donna Anderle (Hilton) Laguna 2-03 A Culture of Discipline for Contagious Faith - Rev. Patrick Brennan (Convention) Children Are Crying: Who Is Listening? - Sr. Kathy Bryant (Convention) 209 PERIOD Connect, Awaken and Share: Practical Ways to Engage Parents in the (Convention) 201 ABC Faith Formation of Children - Joellyn Cicciarelli & Tom McGrath 2-06 A Spirituality for Busy Persons - Rev. Jim Clarke (Convention) Ballroom DE 2-07 Discernment: Using the Internet Skillfully - Sr. Mary Margaret Funk (Convention) 210 D 2-08 The Resurrection and the Glory of the Cross - Dr. Greer Gordon (Convention) 212 Schedule 2-09 The New Order of Mass: Celebrating & Deepening Our (Hilton) Pacific D Understanding of the Liturgy - David Haas 2-10 The Psalms: Songbook of Faith - Marty Haugen & Tony Alonso (Convention) Social Media Strategies for Today s Church - Lisa Hendey (Convention) Character Counts: Formation and Education - Michael Josephson (Hilton) Pacific C 2-13 The Prologue of John (1:1-18): Proclaiming the Good News of Life! (Hilton) Pacific AB - Fr. Felix Just 2-14 Sometimes Life Is Just Not Fair? - Fr. Joe Kempf (Marriott) Grand Ballrm A-E 2-15 What I Wish Parents Understood - Keri Krout (Convention) The New Evangelization - Fr. James Mallon (Convention) National Lay Ecclesial Ministry Standards and Certification: Can (Convention) 211 They Make a Difference? - Charlotte McCorquodale 2-18 The Word of God Brings Us Back to Life! - Dr. Megan McKenna (Convention) 207 ABC 2-19 Restoring Hope, Restoring Lives, Restoring Justice (Convention) 207 D - Suzanne Neuhaus 2-20 Extreme Makeover : Foundations and Blueprints for Youth (Sheraton) Palm Room Ministry Teams - Michael Patin 2-21 I m Not a Chicken! I m an Eagle! Rekindling the Fire of (Marriott) Marquis Jeremiah! - Rev. R. Tony Ricard 2-22 Christian Morality 2012: Relationships Trump Rules (Marriott) Grand Ballrm F-K - Fr. Dick Sparks 2-23 Identity and Inclusiveness: A Tug-of-War in Today s Church? (Sheraton) Park Ballroom - Peter Steinfels 2-24 Can You Tell Me What a Parish Is? - Michael Sweeney (Sheraton) Garden Room 2-25 New Evangelization: Some Perspectives from Asia - CANCELLED - Bishop Luis Antonio Tagle 2-26 Five Things Teachers Need to Know to Help Students Develop (Convention) Ballroom AB Self-discipline - Char Wenc 2-27 So You Love an Alcoholic (or Addict)? And Everything Is Getting (Convention) Ballroom C Worse? - Fr. Thomas Weston 2-70 Vietnamese Workshop (Teaching Chastity to Youth) (Marriott) Elite - Bro. Fortunat Phong 13

17 PERIOD 3 Friday, March 23, :00-4:30 pm WORKSHOP AUDIO LOCATION 3-01 Being Spiritual vs. Being Faithful - Ansel Augustine (Marriott) Grand Ballrm A-E 3-02 Music for Celebrating the Mass with Children - John Burland (Convention) The Music and Magic of Ignatian Mysticism - Fr. Paul Coutinho (Convention) 204 ABC 3-04 Praying Psalm 23 with the Body - Roy DeLeon (Clarion) Orangewood 3-05 Celebrate Recovery: A Catholic Approach - Mike Eisenbeiss (Convention) Stay Here, Keep Watch with Me, Watch and Pray - Sr. Barbara Fiand (Convention) 210 ABC 3-07 Symphony of the Word: Pope Benedict XVI Exhortation on the (Hilton) Pacific D Word of God in Our Lives - Fr. Richard Fragomeni 3-08 Mark My Words: Giving Voice to Mark s Gospel Through Drama (Convention) Anne Frawley-Mangan 3-09 Four Paths to Wisdom in the Christian Tradition (Sheraton) Plaza Ballroom - Dr. Richard Gaillardetz 3-10 RCIA: Back to the Basics - Dr. Jerry Galipeau (Convention) Implementing the Bishops Framework on High School Catechesis (Convention) Dr. Thomas Groome 3-12 Walking With Mary Through Media (Sheraton) Palm Room - Beth Mahoney & Fr. David Guffey 3-13 Good News People: An Affirming Approach to Parish Social (Sheraton) Park Ballroom Ministry - Jack Jezreel 3-14 Finding Catholic Game Changers - Matthew Kelly (Convention) Arena 3-15 Saved By Beauty - Bro. Michael O Neill McGrath (Marriott) Grand Ballrm F-K 3-16 Creating a Partnership with Parents Toward Discipleship (Marriott) Elite - Daniel Mulhall 3-17 This Generation Shall Not Pass : Christ s End-time Discourses (Convention) 201 ABC - Rev. William Nicholas 3-18 Practice Makes Catholic: Moving from a Learned Faith to a (Convention) Ballroom DE Lived Faith - Joe Paprocki 3-19 Living the Call The Lay Vocation at Work (Convention) William Simon Jr. & Cambria Smith 3-20 Making Each Moment Count - Sr. Anne Bryan Smollin (Marriott) Marquis 3-21 Giftedness: The Secret to Full Parish Involvement (Convention) Bro. Loughlan Sofield 3-22 AIDS and Our Global Catholic Compassion - Carl Stecker (Convention) 201 D 3-23 Fun Formation: Essential Elements of an Engaging Youth (Convention) 213 Ministry Program - Michael Theisen 3-24 Theology and Technology Making It Work for High Schools (Convention) Ailís Travers & Elaine Mahon 3-25 Palm Sunday and Holy Thursday - Rev. Paul Turner (Convention) Ballroom AB 3-26 Pastoring & the New Evangelization: Issues and Strategies Pastors (Sheraton) Garden Room and Pastoral Leaders ask for Most - Fr. Freddy Washington 3-27 I Just Wanna Praise: African-American Spirituality for Today (Convention) 207 D - C. Vanessa White 3-70 Vietnamese Workshop (Liturgical Catechesis) - Thinh Duc Pham (Convention) 210 D Religious Education Congress

18 Saturday, March 24, 2012 SATURDAY EVENTS CONGRESS The Labyrinth in Sacred Space Schedule PRAYER SERVICES & EUCHARISTIC LITURGIES Saturday Prayer Services Morning Praise begins our day. Vespers (Latin for evening ) is our evening prayer service. Our day ends with Iona Prayer, led by the community, founded in 1938 and named for the island of Iona, Scotland. Character Location Presider Music P3 Morning Praise 7:50 am Convention Arena Diana Macalintal Meredith Augustine / Donna Peña / John Angotti / Gary Daigle P4 Evening Prayer 5:15 pm Convention 303 (3rd fl oor) Kristin Firestone Ed Bolduc P5 Iona Prayer 9:00 pm Convention 303 (3rd fl oor) John Bell John Bell & Iona Community Eucharistic Liturgies All liturgies begin at 5:15 pm S1 General Marriott Marquis Ballroom Rev. Joe LaBrie D. Haas / L. True / M. Haugen S2 Armenian Convention 210 (2nd fl oor) Rev. Krikor Chahinian Armenian Community S3 Black Culture Convention Ballroom (3rd fl oor) Rev. R. Tony Ricard ValLimar & Frank Jansen S4 Celtic Convention Arena Rev. Joe McDermott Liam Lawton S5 Spanish Convention Hall B Bishop Alexander Salazar Fernández / Lopez / García-López S6 Vietnamese Marriott Grand Ballroom Bishop Thomas Hieu Vu Vietnamese Community S7 Young Adult Hilton Pacifi c Ballroom Rev. Ken Deasy Josh Blakesley / Steve Angrisano 15

19 SATURDAY EVENTS SATURDAY SCHEDULE 7:30 am - 3:00 pm On-site registration (Prefunction area) 7:50 am Morning Praise (Arena) 8:30 am Keynote: Rev. Anthony Gittins (Arena) 10:00-11:30 am Period 4 Workshops 11:30 am - 1:00 pm LUNCH 11:45 am - 12:30 pm Music (Arena) Peter Kolar & The Holy Cross Marimba Ensemble Music (Hall B) Steve Angrisano and Pedro Rubalcava 1:00-2:30 pm Period 5 Workshops 3:00-4:30 pm Period 6 Workshops 5:15 pm Eucharistic Liturgies & Prayer Service 8:00 pm Concert (Arena) God Soundtrack of Life 8:30 pm Sacred Illuminations 2012 (Convention 213) 8:00 pm Iona Prayer (Convention 303) 9:00 pm - midnight Young Adult Dance (Marriott Marquis) 9:30-11:30 pm Young Adult Lounge (Marriott Elite) Registration Hours 7:30 am - 3:00 pm (Prefunction Lobby) Exhibit Hours 8:00 am - 5:00 pm (Hall A) Sacred Space 10:00 am - 9:00 pm (Convention 304) Massage (Prefunction Lobby Hall A) A.A. Meeting Noon - (Marriott San Diego) MORNING PRAISE Arena 7:50 am Let us arise today and join voices, hearts and spirits as we sing out in praise to the God of Wonder, the God of Surprises, the God of Life who walks with us. Donna Peña, Meredith Augustin, John Angotti and Gary Daigle will lead us in song. Our presider will be Diana Macalintal. Together we will celebrate our common journey of faith. SATURDAY KEYNOTE REV. R ANTHONY GITTINS, CSSP Arena 8:30 am The Urgency of Discipleship and Evangelization in Today s World Many people do not realize how deeply God invests in humankind. Jesus call is personal, urgent and revolutionary; he promises rest for our souls and fulfillment for our lives. The keynote will address the urgency of discipleship and evangelization in the way Jesus did it a continuation of God s mission and required by all the baptized. SATURDAY LUNCHTIME ENTERTAINMENT Arena 11:45 am - 12:30 pm PETER KOLAR & THE HOLY CROSS MARIMBA ENSEMBLE The acclaimed Holy Cross Marimba Ensemble returns to Congress for a special lunchtime appearance Holy Cross Marimba Ensemble with guest director Peter Kolar. This amazing group of young Latino performers from inner-city Chicago has delighted audiences nationwide with its unique sound and inspiring story. From popular favorites to classical masterpieces, these talented youth will captivate your soul and senses as you dance the lunch hour away! Kolar Angrisano Rubalcava Hall B 11:45 am - 12:30 pm STEVE ANGRISANO & PEDRO RUBALCAVA Sing, rejoice, pray and celebrate with this gifted duo of veteran composers. Their rich blend of music, prayer, humor and inspiration is sure to lift your spirits! SATURDAY EVENING CONCERT God The Soundtrack of Life Come discover the many voices of God in the songs, lyrics, dance and images of our contemporary world. Join us for this amazing, uplifting evening. You will be entertained by a host of Congress musicians and artists. Be surprised by the hidden gift of these gifted women and men. Arena 8:00 pm SACRED ILLUMINATIONS 2012 Convention 213 8:30 pm Sacred Illuminations: A mystical choreography of light and sound. Incorporating her newest liturgical and fine art photography and reflections, Sister Rose Marie Tulacz, SND will bring us deeper in surrender to the voice and echoes of God s unconditional love Religious Education Congress

20 YOUNG ADULT EUCHARISTIC LITURGY Arena 5:15 pm Fr. Ken Deasy will preside at our Young Adult Liturgy with music led by Josh Blakesley and Steve Angrisano! Come and worship with other young adults from around the world at this celebration that highlights the gifts of young adults. SATURDAY EVENTS YOUNG ADULT DANCE Marriott Marquis Ballroom 9:00 pm - 12 midnight This annual Congress tradition is a chance to meet new friends and reconnect with old. After a full day of workshops, networking and celebrating liturgy, our DJ will mix the beats to keep the party going into the night! All young adults 18 to 39 are welcome. ID required for admission. Cost: $7 per person / $15 with Lounge admission. YOUNG ADULT LOUNGE Marriott Elite Ballroom 9:30-11:30 pm Relax and enjoy the cool vibe of The Lounge a gathering place for conversation, live jazz, hors d oeuvres and a cash bar (21 and over). The Lounge is open to young adults 18 to 39. ID required for admission. Cost: $10 per person / $15 with Dance admission. Schedule MULTICULTURAL EXHIBIT Convention Center, 2nd floor, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Presented by the many ethnic groups in the Los Angeles Archdiocese, the exhibits are a collaborative work of the Arch diocesan Offices of Religious Education and Ethnic Ministry. SACRED SPACE Convention Center 304, 10:00 am - 9:00 pm Reconcilation Hours: 11:30 am - 1 pm & 2:30-3:30 pm Take a respite from the day s events and enter a space dedicated to facilitating a sense of spiritual rejuvenation, offering Eucharistic Adoration in the Chapel, the Sacrament of Reconciliation, a labyrinth, and meditative music and art. ART EXHIBIT Grand Arena Lobby Congress 2012 features The Saint John s Bible the first handwritten and illuminated Bible commissioned in 500 years. A team of 14 calligraphers and artists have completed six of seven volumes that make up The Saint John s Bible. The last volume, Letters and Revelation will be completed in UNWIND DURING CONGRESS Hall A Prefuntion Area 10 am - 4:30 pm Renew your spirit and take a break from the bustle of Congress with a chair massage that relieves tension and relaxes the mind. Visit our Chair Massage area in the Prefunction Area of Hall A. The cost is $1 per minute. VIETNAMESE-LANGUAGE WORKSHOPS 4-70* Bishop Thomas Hieu Dinh Vu 5-70* Fr. Thinh Duc Pham 6-70* Bro. Fortunat Phong SPEAKER SIGNING IN HALL A FOLLOWING PERIOD 4 (about 11:30 am) AUTHOR EXHIBITOR TABLE Dr. Thomas Groome Harper Collins/Paulist Press TABLE A Fr. Greg Boyle Homeboy Industries TABLE B Dr. Robert Wicks Ave Maria Press TABLE C Bro. Loughlan Sofi eld Ave Maria Press TABLE D Dr. John Yzaguirre New City Press TABLE E Roy Petitfi ls Franciscan Media TABLE F Fr. Richard Leonard Paulist Press TABLE G Fr. Tony Ricard Two Knights Publishing TABLE H FOLLOWING PERIOD 5 (about 2:30 pm) Elizabeth Ficocelli Crossroad/Paulist Press TABLE A Dr. Dan Ebener Laurie Hoefl ing Paulist Press TABLE B Dr. Hosffman Ospino Liguori Publications TABLE C Beth Knobbe Franciscan Media TABLE D John Allen Jr. Image/Paulist Press TABLE E Sr. Helen Prejean Image/Paulist Press TABLE F David Rizzo Loyola Press TABLE G Fr. Tony Ricard Two Knights Publishing TABLE H FOLLOWING PERIOD 6 (about 4:30 pm) Rabbi Michael Lotker Paulist Press TABLE A Francisco Herrera TABLE B Fr. James Martin HarperOne/Paulist Press TABLE C Matthew Kelly Matthew Kelly Foundation TABLE D Mary Byrne Hoffmann Paulist Press TABLE E Fr. Paul Coutinho Loyola Press TABLE F Fr. Tony Ricard Two Knights Publishing TABLE G 17