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Please come spend an hour to hear Ken Battis inform you of the flawed “ALL THINGS NEW” (ATN) process, your canonical rights, and how these relate to saving our parishes and most importantly the salvation of souls. Ken is a lifelong STL Catholic. He has taken an active role in leading the STL laity through awareness of canonical rights. Ken has over 30 years experience of processing and mitigating abuse cases and he Is no stranger to abuse inside the Catholic church. His dynamic presentation will leave you with little or no doubt about our canonical rights and how It relates to the salvation of souls.
IF YOU CANNOT ATTEND, TAKE SOME TIME TO VEIW KEN’S PODCASTS AT STLCATHOLICS.ORG
ONLINE RESOURCES:
SPECIAL SPEAKER: KEN BATTIS
WHEN: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1ST AT 6:00 PM
WHERE: MARYLAND HEIGHTS COMMUNITY CENTER
2300 MCKELVEY RD. MARYLAND HEIGHTS, MO 63043
LIGHT REFRESHMENTS WILL BE PROVIDED
WITH REGARD TO RESPECT AND SENSITIVITY OF THIS MATTER, IT WAS DECIDED TO HOLD THIS PRESENTATION CLEAR OF CHURCH GROUNDS. PLEASE COME AND BE RESPECTFUL. THANK YOU.
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Dec 1: ATN Info Session
Dec 3: First Sat. Abp. Rozanski Mass for Unity
10:00 a.m. at 4431 Lindell Blvd, St. Louis, MO
Dec. 10: ATN Canon Lawyer Update
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Hear and Query Philip C.L. Gray, J.C.L.
President and Canon Lawyer
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All Things New (ATN) is presenting St. Louis Catholics with the challenge of a lifetime. Find out what you likely do not know regarding ATN, your duty and your rights as a parishioner of your present parish.
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https://allthingsnew.archstl.org/Ways-to-Engage/Listening-Sessions
As part of the ongoing strategic process for All Things New, the Archdiocese will be hosting listening sessions for each parish in October and November, 2022. Each listening session will be facilitated by volunteer parishioners from a different parish. These trained facilitators will share pre-recorded messages from Archbishop Rozanski and Fr. Chris Martin, Vicar for Strategic Planning, with an overview of All Things New, a planning area overview, multiple DRAFT model options to consider for the respective planning area and facilitate large group feedback. If your parish has more than one Listening Session, the information presented at both is the same.
The goals of the listening sessions are to engage as many parishioners as possible in understanding the current state of our parishes and diocese and to solicit feedback from as many parishioners as possible about the DRAFT models options for their planning area.
After the final listening session in each planning area, the Archdiocese of St. Louis will make public the content presented at all the parish’s Listening Sessions in that planning area and will offer an additional opportunity for parishioners to provide open-ended feedback through an online survey. The survey will remain open until December 31, 2022. Parishioner feedback to the models is critical as it will be used to help shape the future of the Archdiocese of St. Louis.
In order for parishioners to be fully prepared with accurate information before their parish listening session(s), we are providing parishioners with a supplementary resource, their Parish Workbook. The Parish Workbooks were designed to give parishioners relevant demographic, ministerial, and financial data about the Archdiocese of St. Louis, their local planning area, and their specific parish. The data contained in the Parish Workbook was created by the Pastoral Planning Committee and validated by pastors and Key Parish Leaders over the past several months. The workbooks incorporate data gathered over the past twenty years from parishes across the Archdiocese of St. Louis and highlights historical trends which inform future projections for parish life.
Parishioners are encouraged to review the Parish Workbooks prior to attending their listening sessions so they can familiarize themselves with the important data that has led to the DRAFT models which will be presented.
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What comes first, the melody or the words? A dynamic blend of music and spiritual poetry, from Bach to Whitacre. Masterworks Chorale will perform vibrant European standards, including works by Bach, Monteverdi, and Mendelssohn; selections from the Black spiritual tradition; and recent works by contemporary American composers, including Eric Whitacre and the esteemed Alice Parker.
