2001 August/September Highlights
Vol.11, No.8
- Special Issue
The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick: Theological and Pastoral Implications for the New Millennium, An International Symposium.
This issue contains a number of reflections, articles, and homilies relating to the NACC Symposium that took place in Baltimore, May 16–20, 2001.
 Homily for the 6th Sunday of Easter by Bishop Dale Melczek- Plans for action in Boston by Kelly Dunn
- What actually happened by Rev. Arthur Schute
- Broadening pastoral experience by Barbara Brumleve, SSND
- Engaged in critical thinking by Rev. Michael D. Venneri
- Need for a structured dialogue by Father Luz C. Flores
- Pastoral aids for ministry to the sick and dying by John M. Huels, OSM
- Stretching our understanding of anointing by Judy Tralnes, CSJP
- Snapshots of the opening reception
- Homily for the Eucharistic Liturgy by Richard M. Leliaert, OSC
- A first-time Attendee by Lora Hoggard
- No special edict from Rome by Ginny Grimes Allen
- The Prestigious Award – Archbishop Thomas C. Kelly, OP
- What I learned from Michael Drumm, STL by Peter M. Ruta
- Random reflections on our gathering by Dr. Ethel Winchester-Didsbury
- Affirming what I can do by Felipe J. Martinez
- Implications for the Bible belt by Grace Campbell, IHM
- Thank you, volunteers by Julianne Dickelman
- Enlivening and affirming by Brother Edward Smink, OH
- Practical suggestions for ministering by Sister Elaine Herold, ND
- Energy, enthusiasm, Eucharist by Annette Castello
- Liturgical press to publish symposium papers by Rev. Kevin Tripp
- Another perspective by Lee Casey
- The table of plenty by Sister Judy Raley, SCN
- Significant moments in our association’s life by Skip Dalle Molle
- Newly certified members & new members commissioned at the Symposium
- Our Daily Bread – A thank you letter from the Symposium charity.
- Thank You to the individuals and institutions that help fund the Symposium.
- National News
- Update—Symposium 2002. Plans are underway for Comprehensive Spiritual Care for Our Sick and Dying: A National Pastoral Strategy, which will be held in eight locations across the country next fall.
- Certification interview dates announced for spring 2002. Certification interviews will be held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on May 4 and May 18, 2002. To request an interview, candidates must send a written request to the Director of Professional Practice before February 15, 2002. Documents must be sent to the Director of Professional Practice by March 1, 2002.
- Articles
- The White Paper on Professional Chaplaincy by Edward M. Smink, OH. Brother Smink suggests a number of ways chaplains can use the booklet on professional chaplaincy for inservices and other educational opportunities.
- HAPPENINGS
- American Cancer Society recognizes Kathleen Brady, OP. Sister Brady received the Lane W. Adams Award for Excellence in Caring from the American Cancer Society on June 8, 2001.
- Sister Marie Hunkler, OSB, blessed as prioress. Sister Hunkler was elected and installed as the 9th prioress of Sacred Heart Monastery, Richardton, North Dakota this spring.
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