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Archbishop Jerome Listecki reflects on the gospel of the Good Samaritan and how it ties into stewardship, our call to always reach out beyond ourselves, and the way St. Martin de Porres lived his life. The archbishop concludes his talk by stating: "If we get our stewardship right, it will increase our Church a hundred fold."
Fr. Maurice Nutt, C.Ss.R., Convener of Black Catholic Theological Symposium - a dynamic, energizing and personal presentation that focuses on what stewardship means and how it is connected to our call to discipleship. "Stewardship … is at the heart of what it means to be a missionary disciple."
Tracy Earl Welliver, Director of Parish Community & Engagement, Liturgical Publications, Inc. – centers on five things that need to change when we talk about stewardship…for all ages, five steps to catechizing effectively, and five keys to building a stewardship culture for young people.
Randy Nohl, Director of Synod Implementation – reviews what has occurred the past three years since the archdiocesan Synod was held in 2014 and what is being planned for the future.
Shawnee Sykes, Chair of the Steering Committee for the Black Catholic Pastoral Plan, introduces an insightful document written by Bishop Joseph Perry which describes the rich history and contributions of Africans and African-Americans in the Church – a part of the Church’s history that impacts us all as brothers and sisters in Christ. Catholics in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are invited to read and discuss Black Catholic Prayerful Reflections in preparation for the Black Catholic Pastoral Plan that will be released in 2018.
Fr. Maurice Nutt, C.Ss.R., Convener of Black Catholic Theological Symposium – “An evangelizer must never look like they just came from a funeral.” We are called to ignite, renew, and energize ourselves and our parishes throughout the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.