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COUNCIL NEWS
Council of Catholic Women
Sts. Peter & Paul Church, Winter Park, Florida
January/February 2015
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PRESIDENT’S CORNER
It was good to see so many blue CCW
scarf’s and/or blouses in the pews on CCW
Sunday. Not only did the women wear blue, so
did some of the husbands. Thank you!
It was also nice that after the nice things
Father Derk said about us that everyone had
clapped for what we do and stand for. Some
even came up to me afterwards and thanked us
personnally. After mass we went to Tom
Henry’s for some good food and to just to have
time to socialize with everyone.
Make sure you read all that’s coming up
and mark your calendars.
YSIC,
Nora Stark
Vol. XXVI, No. 5
Discovering Mary ~ Discovering Ourselves
A Personal Development Seminar …
presented by the ODCCW will be held on
February 28, 2015.
This event is open to all members of the
Sts. Peter and Paul parish. Come and learn
more about Mary's life through verse,
discussion, and live performance. Admission
fee of $10 includes lunch. Contact Karen
Pasquantonio
at
407-657-9385
or
[email protected].
LENTEN SOUP & SALAD
The Men’s Club will be hosting a Fish Fry
on each Friday during Lent.
Other parish ministries were asked to host a
Soup & Salad meal on
Mondays during Lent. CCW
will host the meal on either
March 16, 2015 or March 23,
2015. More details and a signup sheet for volunteers at the
February meeting.
CCW SUNDAY ~ JANUARY 18, 2015.
ORLANDO DIOCESAN COUNCIL OF
CATHOIC WOMEN (ODCCW)
UPCOMING MEETINGS & EVENTS
by Peg Middleton
• The ODCCW Convention will be
held in Melbourne at the Crowne
Plaza Hotel, April 25-27, 2015. Our
own Heidi Peckham from Sts. Peter &
Paul will be the Keynote Speaker on
Saturday. The Bishop will join us
again for Mass and will speak at the Banquet on
Monday, April 27th. We will also be collecting
new shoes for the children in the Sister Diocese
in the Dominican Republic. Please consider
coming for one day or the whole convention.
You won’t be sorry.
FEBRUARY GENERAL MEETING
Our next meeting will be held on February 9,
2015. Our guest speaker - Diane Mancini,
Family Nurse Practitioner - will speak to us
about menopause and how to empower women
in our community to learn about health issues.
Bring a friend!
• The Esteemed Life Member Award will be
presented at the Convention. The deadline to
submit candidates is March 5th. If there is
someone you think should be considered, please
let Nora Stark know as soon as possible.
• Focus 11 will be held at Holy Family Parish
on March 16th & 17th. Four volunteers a day
are needed so, if you are available, please let
Peg Middleton know. Also, there will be a signup sheet at the next meeting for cookies. We
need 12 dozen from each affiliation. Remember
– no peanuts, peanut butter, or cookies that have
been prepared near peanuts (check the label on
store-bought cookies).
• The Leadership Symposium at Lake Yale
will be held a week earlier than usual this year –
July 18-19, 2015. All are encouraged to join us
for fellowship, learning, and fun.
COFFEE AND DONUTS
We will be hosting Coffee
& Donuts on February 8th. We
will need volunteers to serve
after the 8:00 and 10:00 o’clock
masses that morning.
Please check your calendars
and contact Nora at 407-2524537 or [email protected] if
you can help.
CENTRAL DEANERY NEWS
by Jenny Iacovazzi
December 500 Club Winners:
$150 – Cheryl Hamilton, Blessed Trinity
$ 50 – Nora Stark, Sts Peter and Paul
$ 25 – Genevieve Iacovazzi, Sts Peter and Paul
DATES TO REMEMBER
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CCW host Coffee & Donuts: Feb. 8, 2015.
CCW Feb. General Meeting: Feb. 9, 2015.
Central Deanery Spring Board Meeting:
February 21, 2015.
CCW Day of Reflection: February 28, 2015.
Catholic Days at the Capital: March 3-4, 2015.
Focus 11: March 16-18, 2015.
Central Deanery Spring General Meeting:
March 21, 2015.
ODCCW Convention: April 25-27, 2015,
Crown Plaza Hotel, Melbourne, FL.
CCW hosts Bunco: April 25, 2015.
Leadership Symposium at Lake Yale: July
18-19, 2015.
Commission Reports
SPIRITUALITY COMMISSION
by Karen Pasquantonio
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See details above (at UPCOMING MEETINGS &
EVENTS) and plan to attend our Personal
Development Seminar; Discovering Mary ~
Discovering Ourselves
LEGISLATION
by Nadine Hardin
Make the trip to Catholic Days at the Capitol
and make a difference!
Scheduled for March 3-4, 2015, Catholic
Days at the Capitol provides the opportunity to
put into action our faith's call to political
responsibility and allows us to strengthen the
presence of our Catholic values in the public
square. By joining with Floridians who share
our faith to advocate for laws that protect and
defend human life and dignity, we can give a
voice to some of the most vulnerable and
marginalized populations in our state and help
promote the common good for all of Florida's
residents.
Catholic Days activities include:
† A legislative briefing on policy issues
affecting human life and dignity
† Pre-scheduled meetings with lawmakers
† A luncheon for Catholic Days participants,
Florida's bishops, and legislators
† Group photos of each diocesan delegation
with their bishop
† Tours of the current and historic capitol
buildings
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40th Annual Red Mass of the Holy Spirit
con-celebrated by the bishops of Florida to pray
for those working in the legislative, judicial, and
executive branches of government
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At the US Congress, the House pulled the PainCapable Unborn Child Protection Act (H.R. 36)
from the calendar for consideration on January
22.
Rather, the House
passed the No Taxpayer
Funding for Abortion and
Abortion Insurance Full
Disclosure Act (H.R. 7).
SERVICE COMMISSION
by Michelle Brent
Mark your calendars for the next ICE CREAM
SOCIAL ~ August 1, 2015. Get ready for a funfilled day with tasty treats, a cake walk, the
barbershop quartet, and the Storm Troopers
will be returning.
Although it is early, work is already under
way; we will need many volunteers. There will
be a sign-up sheet for volunteers in April/May.
We will need everyone to sell tickets over the
summer. Proceeds will benefit Bags of Hope
this year. I am currently seeking a balloon artist
and face painter who will donate their time for
the event.
Don’t forget to spread the word… CCW has
First Communion outfits to lend for both girls
and boys.
Contact Kathy Steinke at
[email protected] or 407-4437723 for more information or to
make an appointment to see the
outfits. First Communion will
be May 2-3, 2015.
KEEPING IN TOUCH
Please let us know of any illnesses or
deaths of Council members and their
families so that we can request
prayers and/or mail out a card.
Contact Denise Maile at 407-671-2477 or
[email protected].
Caps of Love Collection
Please bring all your caps to our meetings
over the next few months. The project will
continue through our General Meeting in April
so that the caps can be delivered at the ODCCW
Convention, April 25-27, 2015.
LEADERSHIP COMMISSION
VOLUNTEER HOURS
All members are asked to track how many
hours they volunteer through CCW and other
organizations to which they belong. Reports
must be sent to the Deanery and Diocesan levels
four times a year.
Please send all volunteer hours to Kim ~
or bring a tally of your hours to our
meeting ~ so that she may include your
information in the next report.
Kim del Campo
[email protected]
THE GREEN PIG
Don’t forget to feed the pig at our
monthly meetings. You will find her
at the welcome table or on the
refreshment table. All the money
collected goes to the Parish Food
Pantry.
Wrap Up on Holiday Events
BREAKFAST WITH SANTA
Michele Brent reported that the project went well; Santa “Wayne” was wonderful. All our helpers did
an amazing job, and the children had a wonderful time. Game time found the parents participating with
their children while sitting with them at their tables. 117 meals were served. Thank you for
volunteering for this event, as it couldn't be done without all of your help!
BAKE SALE
Margie Miller reported we made $221.50. The money will be used for our luncheon when we have our
day retreat, “Discovering Mary, Discovering Ourselves.”
Mary, Queen of the Universe Advent
Field Trip
On December 7, 2014, a group nine CCW members attended. It was well organized and a spiritual
experience for all who attended.
Our Lady of Guadelupe mosaic
by Domus Dei Studio, Rome
Mary, Queen of the Universe
carved by artist Jill Burkee in white carrara marble
from Caves de Michelangelo in Pietrasanta, Italy
Bronze-clad church doors – the trio of arched
doorways represent the Old Testament, the New
Testament, and the Living Church in high-relief
scenes. The mosaics above the door represent
Abraham, the Good Shepherd, and Mary.
St Peter
St Paul at his writing table
“To recite the rosary is nothing other than to
contemplate with Mary the face of Christ.”
Pope John Paul II
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February
Diana Espinosa
Alyce-Mae Alexander
Kathy Ulrich
Debra Escandon
Alice Seiwert
February
2/8
2/9
2/21
2/28
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3/11
3/28
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March
Louise Wangenheim
Mary Pavlis
Jeanne Jacobs
Michele Brent
Coffee/Donuts
CCW Meeting
Central Deanery
Brd. Meeting
Day of Reflection
Catholic Days at
the Capital
Check Dates To
Remember above for
more important dates.
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Soda can tabs for Ronald
McDonald House.
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Food items for the Parish
Pantry.
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Invite a friend to the next
meeting.