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KENRICK-GLENNON SEMINARY
PROUDLY PRESENTS THE
29th ANNUAL
CONVIVIUM DINNER AUCTION
Celebrating Priestly Formation
WELCOME
Dear Friends,
Welcome to the 29th Annual Convivium Dinner Auction! It is good
to be together again and to reconnect in-person. We missed you!
Thank you for joining us for this celebration of priestly formation. I
am happy to see new and familiar friends in the room this evening!
I encourage you to get to know our seminarians tonight and learn
about the good work God is doing in their lives. They are eager to
get to know you, too.
Your support tonight and throughout the year helps to provide a
solid formation for these men as they discern the call to the
priesthood and prepare to serve you and your families as parish
priests. Thank you for your support.
Please be assured of my prayers and those of the seminary
community for you and your families.
In Christ,
Father James Mason
President-Rector
Under the guidance of the Holy Spirit and to the glory of God the
Father, we seek each seminarian’s configuration to the Heart of Jesus
Christ, High Priest and Shepherd, so that he can shepherd whole-
heartedly with Christ’s pastoral charity.
SCHEDULE
4:30 p.m. Mass in the Chapel of St. Joseph
Kenrick-Glennon Seminary
6:00 p.m. Reception in the Khorassan Ballroom
Chase Park Plaza Royal Sonesta St. Louis
Cocktails and Hors d’oeuvres
Silent Auction
50/50 Raffle
Golden Tickets
Grab Bags
7:00 p.m. Welcome & Invocation
7:15 p.m. Dinner
8:30 p.m. Program
Remarks by the President-Rector
Golden Ticket Drawing
Fund-A-Need
Oral Auction
9:15 p.m. Silent Auction and Raffle Close
Oral Auction Continues
Evening Concludes
50/50 Raffle Drawing
Salve Regina
Final Blessing
Auction Site: www.bidpal.net/convivium2021
WI-FI Network: Chase_Meeting_Rooms
WI-FI Password: convivium2021
SPONSORS
Special thanks to our sponsors and underwriters for making this event
and the formation of future priests possible.
Platinum
Mike & Rita Mooney
Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Ross
Gold
Paul & Cathleen Anderson
Anonymous
Catholic Cemeteries of St. Louis
Jeffrey & Ann Martin
The Mulligan Family
The Ravarino Family
The Shaughnessy Family
Archdiocese of St. Louis
The Tracy Family
Silver
Annual Catholic Appeal
Anonymous (3)
Catholic Medical Association St. Louis Guild
Dr. James & Cynthia Coyle
Friends of Kenrick-Glennon Seminary
Tom & Vickie Heeger
Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas
Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana
Rev. Mr. John & Janna O’Hara
Archdiocese of Omaha
Dave & Diane Snively
Catholic Diocese of Wichita
Bronze
Anonymous
Diocese of Grand Island
The Karutz Family
Diocese of San Angelo
Roman Catholic Diocese of Tulsa
Underwriters
Anonymous
Ascension Catholic Church
Bartolino’s Restaurants
Catholic Supply of St. Louis
Tad and Tricia Davies
Neal and Shelly Davis
Drew & Amber Dennison
John and Lisa Federer
Mimi & Peter Fonseca
Joan & Mark Guyol Family Donor-Advised Fund of the
Roman Catholic Foundation
Bishop Robert Hermann
Dr. & Mrs. William C. Jones
Diocese of Kansas City – St. Joseph
Joanne Keeven
Ms. Clara Nielsen
Jon and Cheryl Nienas
Tom & Trish Ranallo
Bishop Mark Rivituso
Msgr. Joseph M. Simon
Judy & Pete Tobben
Msgr. Walter Whited
SPECIAL THANKS
We would like to thank the many extraordinary and talented people
who have helped make this evening a success!
Convivium Auction Co-Chairs
Linda Pleimann
Teresa Laugeman
Mary Godefroid
Seminarian Representatives
Michael Laugeman, Theology I – St. Louis
Alex Shannon, Theology I – St. Louis
Alex Rickert, College IV – Kansas City in KS
Joseph Lux, College III – St. Louis
Master of Ceremonies
Fr. Paul Hoesing, Vice-Rector for Formation
Auctioneer
Terry Beye
Donated Beer and Wine
Kevin Walsh with Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
A. Bommarito Wines
Audio/Visual
Fogarty Services, Inc.
Credo Band
Jacob Braun, Theology III – St. Louis
Will Carey, Theology II – Kansas City in KS
Padrick Mulligan, Theology II – Springfield, IL
Blake Noonan, Pre-Theology I – San Angelo
Ethan Osborn, Theology II – Kansas City-St. Joseph
Volunteers
The Convivium Dinner Auction would not be possible without our
committed volunteers. We sincerely thank them for their dedicated
service, invaluable guidance, and enthusiastic support of this event and
our seminarians.
Bart and Marilyn Angeli
Dave and Suzanne Baer
Marnee Barger
Mary Belarde
Mary Cibulka
Tina Doherty
Shawna DuBois
Lisa Ellis
Nancy Fennewald
Daphne Fossell
Kirstin Gerbic
Bill and Mary Godefroid
Gina Koenemann
Teresa and Matt Laugeman
Yvonne Lovins-Null
Larry and Linda Pleimann
Keith Price
Dena Rickert
Kathy Schrieber
Beth Shannon
Karen Weber
Seminary Staff
Sarah Merlenbach, Database Coordinator
Kate Sauerburger, Development Director
Mary Serafino, Communications Specialist
Molly Walsh, Stewardship and Events Coordinator
Board of Trustees
Dr. Christopher Blum
Mr. Daniel Bruns
Dr. James Coyle
Mr. Leonard Dino, Jr.
Mr. John Federer
Mr. Joseph Giljum
Mr. Mike Hagenhoff
Bishop Joseph Hanefeldt
Mr. Thomas Heeger
Dr. John James
Bishop David Kagan
Ms. Jessica Kary
Bishop Carl Kemme
Mrs. Virginia Klein
Mr. Tom Lally
Mr. David Laughlin
Archbishop George Lucas
Fr. Michael Lydon
Fr. James Mason (President-Rector)
Mr. Cory Nardoni (Treasurer)
Archbishop Joseph Naumann
Bishop Thomas Paprocki
Bishop Edward Rice
Bishop Mark Rivituso (Vice-President)
Dr. Randall Rosenberg
Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski (Chairman)
Mr. Paul Shaughnessy
Fr. Jason Schumer
Mr. David Sliney
Mr. Dick Tracy
Ms. Nancy Werner (Secretary)
GENERAL INFORMATION
• All sales are final. There will be no exchanges or refunds unless
specifically stated.
• All goods and services purchased shall be used at the sole risk
of the purchaser. The seminary is not liable for any damage or
injury occurring to any user of auction-purchased goods
and/or services.
• All items are sold “as is.” The Seminary makes no guarantee as
to the merchantability or suitability of any such item.
Merchandise and certificates may not be returned for
exchange or refund unless noted in the program.
• All auction items, gift certificates, trips, parties, dinners, or
services must be redeemed by November 1, 2022 unless
otherwise specified by the donor. NO EXCEPTIONS.
• Dinners, trips, travel arrangements, and party packages not
specifically listed are the responsibility of the purchaser.
• Failure, for whatever cause, to arrange a trip, meal, party, etc.,
within the time limit and according to the specified conditions
and/or limitations, imposes absolutely no obligation for a
refund. Purchaser must confirm hotel, restaurant, flight,
automobile, or other arrangements prior to use.
• Please see the item descriptions for the most up-to-date
COVID-19 information on dining, entertainment, sports,
travel, and more. Please read descriptions carefully and take
the ever-changing situation with COVID-19 restrictions into
consideration.MOBILE BIDDING
Use your smartphone to start bidding through our OneCause site.
www.bidpal.net/convivium2021
Register
• Have you already registered for mobile bidding? If you
have already entered the mobile bidding site, make sure you
add a credit card (found in your profile settings) to your
account for speedy bidding and checkout.
• Not in the mobile bidding system yet? It’s okay! To place
bids on auction items, contribute to the Fund-A-Need,
and/or to make a donation, register your mobile phone at
the link above.
• Don’t have a mobile phone? Need help? No problem.
Visit our Help Desk in the Khorassan Ballroom.
How do I bid on an item?
1. Find the item using the search bar or menu.
2. Select the item.
3. Press bid.
4. Confirm bid.
Where are the items I bid on? Items you have placed a bid on can
be found at: Menu > Your Activity.
• The OneCause system prepopulates with the next minimum
bid - so all you have to do is push the button provided to
bid on the items of your choice.
• You can set a maximum bid to allow the system to
automatically place bids on your behalf up to your Max Bid
amount.
Was I outbid? Outbid alerts and texts let you know when you’ve
been outbid. Alternatively, navigate Your Activity to check the
status of your bids.MOBILE BIDDING
Keep an eye on the icons indicating your current bidding status!
How can I pay for my items or donations?
Mobile bidding requires a credit card. However, you may choose to
use an alternative form of payment. Simply visit our Help Desk or
email convivium@kenrick.edu to make the arrangements prior to
the close of mobile bidding.
WINNING BIDDERS
• There is no need to wait in line! At the end of the silent
auction, check Your Activity to see what you’ve won. Go to
RECEIPT at the top of your account to check all purchases
and payments at the end of the night. If you have a balance
due, add a credit card to quickly settle up. Make sure to
email yourself a receipt!
• SHOW receipt (or email with receipt) to the seminarian
before taking any item.
• Seminarians are available to assist you in locating and
transporting your item.
• To pay for items using cash or a check, please see a
volunteer at the Help Desk. Printed receipts are available
upon request.
We ask that all purchased items are taken with you at the
conclusion of the auction. Bulky items may be picked up at the
seminary during business hours in the week following the event.
Please contact convivium@kenrick.edu or 314-792-7438 to arrange
pick-up.
QUESTIONS? Visit the Help Desk, located on the south side of the
Khorassan Ballroom.TAX INFORMATION
Kenrick-Glennon Seminary is a tax-exempt charitable organization
described in Internal Revenue Code 501(c)(3). Guests are
encouraged to seek the advice of their tax advisors as to the
accuracy of the information provided and the tax consequences of
their financial participation in the Convivium Dinner Auction.
• The Auction Committee believes that $100 per ticket is a
reasonable estimate of the fair market value of the dinner,
drinks, and additional items provided.
• The Internal Revenue Service does not regard the purchase of
a raffle ticket(s) to constitute a charitable contribution. In
consequence, no portion of the purchase price qualifies as a
charitable contribution.
• When a guest purchases an auction item for a price greater
than the amount reflected as the fair market value listed on
the paid receipt, he or she may claim the difference between
the purchase price and the fair market value as a charitable
contribution.
• When a guest purchases an item for a price that is less than or
equal to the fair market value listed on the paid receipt, the
transaction is regarded as simply a purchase - not a charitable
contribution - and no portion of the purchase price qualifies as
a charitable contribution.
• All cash donations to Kenrick-Glennon Seminary, including
gifts through the Fund-a-Need, qualify as charitable
contributions as long as the donor receives no direct benefit in
return. The Seminary will make every effort to provide an
acknowledgement for cash and non-cash gifts.50/50 RAFFLE
One lucky winner will take home half of the jackpot from the raffle
ticket sales. The other half will benefit Kenrick-Glennon Seminary.
Raffle sales will close at 9:15 p.m. The winner will be announced at
the end of the program.
HOW to buy a ticket on the auction site:
1. Click “50/50 Raffle” in the sidebar
2. Select 1 ticket for $25 OR 5 tickets for $100
3. Confirm purchase.
Raffle Rules Summary: Participants must be 18 years or older and legal
residents of Missouri. Faculty, staff, and seminarians of Kenrick-Glennon
Seminary are not eligible to enter or win. Raffle is subject to all applicable
federal, state, and local laws. To view all of the official 50/50 Raffle rules,
visit the Raffle Rules page on the sidebar of the mobile bidding site.
GRAB BAGS
Stop by the Grab Bag table to purchase yours while they last!
Grab Bags are available for $25 each.
Each grab bag contains a wide range of
items, including gift cards, tickets,
books, religious items, and more.
While no two bags are alike, they are
guaranteed to contain items of equal
or higher value than the sale price.
Available while supplies last.
The reusable grocery-tote bags are made
with reinforced handles and a supportive
bottom board and display a print of the Seminary’s name and crest.FUND-A-NEED
Biblical Archaeology in the Holy Land
For nearly a decade, deacons in their last year of formation at
Kenrick-Glennon Seminary have traveled to the Holy Land. Last
year, the trip was canceled due to the pandemic. Thanks be to God,
plans to travel this year are underway!
This January, deacons - and many of the newly ordained alumni-
priests who were unable to go last year - will travel to the Holy Land
with Fr. Charles Samson, Associate Professor of Biblical Theology.
He will guide the men on a three-week study of archaeology and
theology where the Gospels themselves took place. Fr. Samson’s
capacity to integrate theology, pilgrimage, and archaeology will
deeply influence the way the men can, as priests, grow in the love of
their priesthood and minister as Christ to their parish families.
Your generosity in the 2020
Fund-A-Need laid the
groundwork for this year’s
expanded trip. Yet, additional
funds are needed to cover the
entire experience, considering the
additional expenses required to
bring both priests and deacons.
We hope that you will be generous in underwriting the Holy
Land experience for the Classes of 2021 and 2022.
Please raise your bid number for the level you wish to pledge during
the Fund-a-Need.
If you wish to make a private gift, you may do so on the mobile
bidding site or by visiting the Help Desk. Please also notify the
Help Desk if you intend to donate through your private foundation
or donor-advised fund.Your donation to the Fund-a-Need helps provide airfare, hotel
accommodations, meals, tickets to numerous archaeological sites,
and more.
Note: At this time, travel in Israel is re-opening after the pandemic
shutdown. If new restrictions are imposed, the feasibility of this trip will
be reevaluated. However, the seminary is committed to providing this
experience for our deacons and priests. The newly ordained priests will
participate if their parish and personal schedule allows. This opportunity
is significant for them, as they will be able to offer Mass in the sacred
places.
Thank you for your support of our seminarians!SILENT AUCTION
Bidding will be open from 7:00 p.m. on Friday, November 5th until
9:15 p.m. on Saturday, November 6th.
Our silent auction includes over 100 great items in the following
categories:
• Events & Activities
• Faith & Family
• Food & Beverage
• Home & Garden
• Jewelry & Accessories
• Sports & Leisure
• Other
HOW to bid on an item:
1. Visit the mobile bidding site:
www.bidpal.net/convivium2021
2. Find the item using the search bar or menu.
3. Select the item.
4. Press bid.
5. Confirm bid.
Outbid alerts and texts let you know when you’ve been outbid.
Alternatively, navigate Your Activity to check the status of your
bids. Keep an eye on the color-coded icons indicating your current
bidding status!
Tip: Set a maximum bid to allow the system to automatically place
bids on your behalf up to your Max Bid amount.GOLDEN TICKET Purchase a Golden Ticket at $100 each. At the beginning of the Oral Auction, one Golden Ticket will be drawn at random. The winner will be able to choose one of the Oral Auction items marked with a gold star on the following page. Tickets are sold by seminarians at the Help Desk. Each ticket purchase includes a Tiny Saints® keychain of Fr. Emil Kapaun and a holy card with the painting below. The winner must be present at the time of the drawing. Only 100 tickets are available, so your chance of winning is high! ABOUT FR. KAPAUN Fr. Emil J. Kapaun attended Kenrick Seminary from 1936 - 1940. After serving as a parish priest in Pilsen, Kansas, Fr. Kapaun joined the U.S. Army as a military chaplain. In 1950, Fr. Kapaun was ordered to Korea where he was later captured and held in a prison camp. During seven months in captivity, Fr. Kapaun ministered to his fellow POWs. Fr. Kapaun died on May 23, 1951 at the prison camp. In 1993, Fr. Kapaun was named a “Servant of God,” the first step toward possible canonization. The Vatican is now examining possible miracles attributed to the intercession of Fr. Kapaun. He is also being considered for the designation of “martyr.” Fr. Kapaun was known for his holiness and remembered for his humility, bravery, constancy, love, and kindness. He serves as an inspiration to our seminarians. Promotional items are generously sponsored by the Serra Club of St. Louis.
ORAL AUCTION The Oral Auction will take place during the Program at 8:30 p.m. Items at a Glance: 1. Dinner with the Vice-Rectors 2. Sensational Resort in Mexico 3. St. Louis Cardinals Suite 4. Dinner with the Rector 5. Hawaii Vacation Paradise 6. Dinner with the Archbishop 7. Premium Bourbon and Cigars 8. Fair Saint Louis at the Old Cathedral 9. Kansas City Chiefs Football 10. Game Night with the Seminarians Oral Auction items with a gold star next to the item description are eligible for the Golden Ticket prize.
ORAL AUCTION
1. Dinner with the Vice-Rectors
Your party of eight will join Fr. Paul
Hoesing, Vice-Rector for Formation,
and Fr. Jason Schumer, Vice-Rector
for Cardinal Glennon College, for a
delicious meal at the Seminary. The
seminarians of Cardinal Glennon
College will serve a gourmet five-
course meal prepared by Bartolino’s Osteria. The dinner will take
place on a mutually agreeable date in the Spring 2022 semester.
Value: Priceless
Donors: Bartolino’s Osteria
Cardinal Glennon College
2. Sensational Resort in Mexico
Immerse yourself in the natural
wonders, scenic ancient ruins, soaring
cliffs, charming people, superb food,
tangy tequila, and parties along the
playa in Mexico for eight days and
seven nights! Two people will fly to
Mexico on Southwest Airlines and
stay in a four- or five-star luxury hotel, replete with convenient
amenities to make your stay everything you desire. You can choose
from several resort options, including the Hacienda Encantada Los
Cabos, Hacienda del Mar Los Cabos, The Grand Bliss Nuevo
Vallarta, or The Grand Mayan Nuevo Vallarta. This package
includes airfare on Southwest Airlines and a $200 Visa gift card to
cover resort fees and government taxes paid directly to the hotel.
Note: Blackout dates may apply and holiday travel may require a
supplemental fee. Travel is valid for 18 months from the date of issue.
A minimum 30-day advance reservation is required and cancellation
fees may apply.
Value: $3,700
Donors: Parents of St. Louis Priests and St. Michael’s Parish in KCKORAL AUCTION
3. St. Louis Cardinals Suite
How "suite" it is! You will enjoy
watching the St. Louis Cardinals take on
the Arizona Diamondbacks on Friday,
April 29, 2022 in an all-inclusive party
suite. Your private suite experience
includes 30 tickets, ballpark food buffet
and full bar service. Buffet and bar
service begin when Stadium gates open (2 hours before scheduled
game time) and will be available until 1.5 hours after the game.
Alcoholic beverages available until 2.5 hours after scheduled game
time.
Value: $3,500
Donors: St. Louis Cardinals
4. Dinner with the Rector
An exceptional opportunity to dine with
Fr. James Mason, President-Rector of
Kenrick-Glennon Seminary. Your group of
10-12 guests can join Fr. Mason for
dinner at the Seminary on a mutually
agreeable date in the Spring 2022
semester. Fr. Mason will combine
wonderful food, choice wine, great
friends, and spectacular conversation.
Value: Priceless
Donor: Father James MasonORAL AUCTION 5. Hawaii Vacation Paradise Soak up the beauty of Maui, Hawaii for seven days and six nights at the Fairmont Kea Lani, Maui. The Fairmont Kea Lani is Hawaii's only luxury all-suite and villa oceanfront resort, set on the gorgeous white sands of Polo Beach in Wailea. Your opulent one-bedroom suite includes a spacious living room, separate master bedroom, elegant marble bathroom, and a large, personal lanai. You can go snorkeling, stand-up paddle boarding, kayaking, sailing, diving, and participate in a myriad of island-wide excursions, or you can relax by one of the Maui beach hotel's pools. You can also pamper yourself with a rejuvenating treatment in the full-service Willow Stream Spa using the included $500 Fairmont gift card. The resort also provides complimentary car transportation for destinations within the Wailea area to nearby shopping, activities, dining, and championship golf. Note: Travel package is non-refundable and subject to availability. Certificates/gift cards cannot be replaced. A minimum 30-day advance reservation is required. Complimentary amenities are subject to availability. Travel is valid through 12/31/2022. Value: $9,500 Donors: Anonymous *Not available with Golden Ticket*
ORAL AUCTION
6. Dinner with the Archbishop
Enjoy a gourmet dinner for up to 10 guests
with Archbishop Mitchell T. Rozanski at his
private residence in the Central West End on
either Tuesday, May 31, 2022 or Friday,
June 24, 2022 at 6:00 p.m. Did you know
that St. John Paul II stayed at the Residence
during his Papal visit in 1999? This is sure to
be divine dining.
Value: Priceless
Donor: Archbishop Mitchell T. Rozanski
7. Premium Bourbon and Cigars
This bottle of 15 Year Pappy Van Winkle’s Family
Reserve was expressly produced according to the
exclusive Van Winkle family wheated-recipe and
specially selected from the finest barrels in the heart
of their Kentucky warehouses, where it aged for 15
years in deep-charred heavy oak. You can also enjoy
these 25 Montecristo Torpedo Cigars, which were
hand rolled at the famous Montecristo Factory in La
Romana, Dominican Republic. Viewed as one of the
most excellent and highly valued cigars on the market,
the Montecristo is blended for the true connoisseur.
The cigars are stored in a 75-count Diamond Crown
Limited Edition Havana Collection Humidor which was built with
unmatched craftsmanship.
Value: $3,875
Donors: Ted & Pam Federer
AnonymousORAL AUCTION
8. Fair Saint Louis at the Old Cathedral
As you come to the Arch to
celebrate 1776, you can begin
your Independence Day
celebration by going back to
1770 and the beginning of
Catholicism in the Midwest at
the Basilica of Saint Louis, King
(Old Cathedral). On the
Fourth of July, your group of
10 people will arrive for a
special tour of the Basilica and
the museum with Eric Fair,
Director of Archives for the
Archdiocese of St. Louis
(special parking reserved).
Following the tour, you will be the guest of Bishop Mark Rivituso,
Auxiliary Bishop of St. Louis, and Fr. Nick Smith, Rector of the
Basilica, for heavy hors d'oeurvres and other refreshments in the
beautifully landscaped courtyard of the Old Cathedral. Fr. Charlie
Samson, Assistant Professor at the Seminary, will then escort you to
a private reserved grassy area on the Arch ground where you will
view the Fair Saint Louis fireworks. When your evening is
concluded, you will receive a limited edition sketch of the Basilica, a
keepsake stone souvenir from the 2014 renovation, a one year
membership in the Basilica giving society, and a reserved parking
pass for one St. Louis Cardinals game for the 2022 season.
Note: In the event of rain, Fair Saint Louis and the Basilica will
reschedule this event for Sunday, July 3rd.
Value: Priceless
Donors: Basilica of Saint Louis, KingORAL AUCTION
9. Kansas City Chiefs Football
Are you ready for some football? Four lucky fans
can head to Kansas City to watch the Chiefs from
Club Level seats. The Club Level offers the best
sight lines in the stadium with early access to
Arrowhead Stadium on game day, private entry,
upscale food and beverage options, and climate-
controlled lounges. These tickets are available for a mutually-
agreeable game in the 2021-2022 NFL season and come with a
Gold Parking pass. While you're in town for the Chiefs, you'll have
two rooms for two nights at Hotel Phillips Kansas City, Curio
Collection by Hilton. Located in the heart of downtown Kansas
City, this 1930s hotel retains its Art Deco sensibilities and is just
steps away from the Power and Light District. You will also receive
$100 gift certificates to Jack Stack BBQ and McCormick &
Schmick's so you can enjoy delicious food on your trip. This
package will be a touchdown for any NFL fan.
Value: $3,865
Donors: Parents of Seminarians
Loretto Foundation
10. Game Night with the Seminarians
Get ready to have a blast! Your
group of 10 guests is invited to the
Seminary for a game night with the
seminarians in Kenrick School of
Theology. The seminarians will
provide the games, beverages, and
delicious food from some of the
best restaurants on The Hill. This is perfect for families or for a
group of friends! This event may be scheduled on a mutually-
agreeable night in the Spring 2022 semester.
Value: Priceless
Donors: Kenrick School of TheologyCONVIVIUM DONORS Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Ahrens Crabapple Cove Nursery Mr. & Mrs. Bartholomew Dave Sinclair Ford Angeli Joseph DeGregorio & Sam Anheuser-Busch, Inc. Martorelli Annual Catholic Appeal Msgr. Michael E. Dieckmann Anonymous (7) Len & Pat Dino Tom & Margaret Anstoetter Deacon & Mrs. Dale Doerr Assumption Parish Tina & Tom Doherty Gary & Chris Auer Mrs. Bernard Dolan (Loretta) Charlie & Kelly Backer Terry & Willa Drury Bartolino's Osteria Mr. & Mrs. Peter DuBois Bart Basola Dr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Dugan Mr. & Mrs. Steven C. Belarde Dave Dunlap Jim & Donna Blase Ron & Rosanne Eastman Mrs. Patricia A. Boehm Fr. Paul C. Eberle Robert E. Boehm El Tio Pepe Mexican Dr. Richard & Katie Brennan Restaurant Bristol Seafood Grill Lisa Ellis Deacon James & Sue Broom Mark & Mary Elmore Mr. & Mrs. John M. Burke Epiphany Bowling Lanes Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Butsch Esswein Mr. David Byrne Alan & Karen Faust Armando & Tawnya Carro Ted & Pam Federer Cathedral Concerts Sam & Betsy Fentress Catholic Supply of St. Louis Tom & Jeanne Fluri Cat's Meow Personalized Gifts Dr. & Mrs. Jack Fogarty Cave Vineyard Thomas & Daphne Fossell Cellar House Restaurant Mike & Debra Franchuk Mary Ann Cheng Frank Leta Auto Group Mr. & Mrs. J. Wesley Pitman Adella C. Frank Roseann Clever Mr. & Mrs. William A. Cori Nations Photography Godefroid Ed & Lynn Cox Mr. & Mrs. Alan Gordon
Grand Country Music Hall Most Sacred Heart Parish Bill & Mary Guyol Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Muenks The Hayek Family Gerard & Barbara Noce Tom & Catherine Hayek Renae Novak Paul & Sue Hecktor O'Kane's Kitchen Tom & Vickie Heeger Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Olsen Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Parents of a Seminarian Helmsing Mrs. Valerie M. Parker Mr. Duane Hercules Passionist Nuns Stephen X. Hercules The Pasta House Company Jane Huelsmann Charles Pearson Huffords Jewelry, Inc. Theresa Pearson It's Easy as Pie - Cindy Huger Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A. Jane Jokerst Philipp Dr. & Mrs. William C. Jones Pam & Jeff Piel Kendra Scott Linda & Larry Pleimann Knights of Columbus Council Msgr. Salvatore E. Polizzi 2341 Curtis Prize Incarnate Word Parish PRP Wine International Knights of Columbus Queen of All Saints Knights of Columbus-St. Ed & Betty Rataj Clement Mimi Ravarino Mr. & Mrs. John J. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Koenemann Raybuck Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Kohl Red Soul Salon Mr. & Dr. Raymond S. Dr. Thomas Reh Kreienkamp Ron & Lori Reinagel Matt & Teresa Laugeman Kay & Dale Reller Dr. Marianne Mason Rich & Joyce Rosenmeyer Mr. & Mrs. John Matya Archbishop Mitchell T. Frank & Christy Mauro Rozanski Deacon Robert & Jean Mayo Mark & Molly Rudy Peter & Wendy McGowan Mr. Mike Ryan Mike & Fran McVey Mr. Charles P. Scherrer, Jr. Audrey Mehan Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Missouri Botanical Garden Schneider, II Ms. Mary H. Moore Larry & Patty Schneier
John & Reine Seiler Stitches for Life - St. Joseph Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Shannon Stitches for Life Ministry at St. Fr. Dan Shaughnessy Robert Bellarmine Jim & Karen Shaughnessy Total Wine & More Sue Sienkiewicz Tramelli Industrial Products Dan Sinclair Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Rex & Jeanne Sinquefield Trautman Mr. & Mrs. Gregory S. Smith Tree of Life St. Cecilia Parish David & Beth Vordtriede St. Gabriel the Archangel John & Mary Walsh St. Louis Blues Molly Walsh St. Louis Cardinals Ed & Karen Weber St. Louis Distillery Polly Werkmeister St. Louis University High Leonard & Elizabeth Westhoff School David C. Wilmot St. Martin's Knights of Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Winker Columbus Msgr. Michael John Witt Mr. & Mrs. Jay A. Staley Jim & Ellen Wojcicki Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Steiner Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Zak
Thank you!
for supporting seminarians
From Archbishop Paul S. Coakley,
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Archbishop George J. Lucas, and the clergy, consecrated
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Seminarians; you are called, chosen, and
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636.274.9996FROM THE HERALD MAGAZINE
Speaking the Language of Life
By Cesar Gomez-Cerventes, Theology II – Kansas City in KS
Last October, I was asked by a classmate to serve as a translator for
a pregnant woman considering an abortion. My brother
seminarians were praying the holy rosary outside an abortion
facility, as they do each week. They were trying to have a
conversation with this woman and her partner as they were entering
the facility. However, the couple did not speak any English. Despite
the seminarians’ efforts, the woman entered the facility for an
abortion. The seminarians stayed outside, praying the rosary for her.
Suddenly, the couple left the facility. The seminarians asked, “What
happened to your appointment?” The woman shared that for some
reason, she was not registered in the system and had to reschedule
her appointment. After conversing with her, my brother
seminarians and others from the 40 Days for Life group.
One of the seminarians called me and asked if I was willing to be a
translator for this woman so that she could better communicate
with the pregnancy center staff. I accepted immediately. On the way
there, I called my sister, who is a counselor, and asked her for
suggestions on how to speak empathetically with the woman, and
thus, be able to also save the life of the baby. My sister simply told
me, “Stop thinking and start praying. The Holy Spirit will guide
you.” I thank God that He used my sister to dispose my heart for
this encounter…
Continue reading this story and others in the Fall
2021 Herald Magazine, available today at the Help
Desk or online at kenrick.edu.
The Herald Magazine is a bi-annual publication,
featuring articles, stories, and photos of Seminary
life. To receive a complimentary subscription, email
communications@kenrick.edu.SAVE THE DATES!
Forming Men for Christ: 2nd Thursday of Each Month
All men are invited for Mass, coffee, and a talk from
our President-Rector Fr. James Mason at St. Joseph’s
Catholic Church in Clayton.
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Fiat Women’s Group: 3rd Thursday of Each Month
All women are invited for prayer, a talk from a distinguished
faculty member, and refreshments at the Seminary.
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Advent Novena: December 8-16, 2021
Join our seminarians for the annual Advent Novena at
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Convivium 2022: November 5th
Save the date for the 30th Annual Convivium Mass & Dinner
Auction. Mass will be celebrated at the Seminary. The auction and
dinner will follow at the Chase Park Plaza Royal Sonesta St. Louis.
Please join us for this special anniversary event!
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