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DESCRIPTION:All are invited to the Ave Maria Community Rosary each Monday e
 vening at 7 p.m. in the Oratory.This rosary began in late January and will
  continue each Monday evening as another opportunity  to ask for the grace
 s obtained through the rosary for our community\, the university and stude
 nts in Ave Maria.\n 
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SUMMARY:Community Rosary in the Oratory
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DESCRIPTION:The Naples Faith and Wine series welcomes Sr. Teresa Benedicta 
 who will speak on the topic of  &quot\;Mary\, a Shortcut to Heaven&quot\; 
 at the group's monthly meeting Oct. 11 at 6:30 p.m. at St. John the Evange
 list Church\, 625 111th Ave. North\, in Naples.October is the month dedica
 ted to the Most Holy Rosary and the liturgical feast of Our Lady of the Ro
 sary is celebrated on October 7th. The feast was instituted to honor the B
 lessed Virgin Mary in gratitude for the protection that she gives the Chur
 ch in answer to the praying of the Rosary by the faithfulSr. Teresa Benedi
 cta teaches at the Donahue Academy in Ave Maria and has been a member of t
 he Dominican Sisters of Mary\, Mother of the Eucharist\, for 12 years. She
  also is the host of a catechetical series\, Truth in the Heart\, on Etern
 al Word Television Network (EWTN).The cost for the evening is $10/person p
 re-paid or $15/person at the door and includes appetizers and one glass of
  wine (or a non-alcoholic beverage). Pre-payment is strongly encouraged an
 d can be made through the group's website  www.faithandwine.com (http://ww
 w.faithandwine.com/).  For questions\, contact Martha Oram at 407-615-9017
 .Faith and Wine\, Inc. is a diverse group of women - single and married\, 
 with and without children\, working in or outside of the home\, young and 
 young at heart\, all at different places along their faith journey - who s
 eek fellowship with each other and a greater understanding of their Cathol
 ic faith in order to enrich their lives and help them cope with the ever-c
 hanging challenges presented by today's society.\nFaith and Wine gathers m
 onthly from September through May in a relaxing and casual environment whe
 re women can cultivate new friendships\, share in good conversation\, supp
 ort and network with each other\, while enjoying glass of wine and hearing
  thought-provoking presentations that allow for a greater understanding of
  the Catholic faith.  Sponsorship opportunities are available - please con
 tact Mary Beth Clary at mbclary@porterwright.com (mailto:mbclary@porterwri
 ght.com) for more information or visit our website at www.faithandwine.com
  (http://www.faithandwine.com/).More than 200 women attended the September
  meetingFr. John J. Ludden\, Pastor of St. John the Evangelist\, spoke on 
 the topic\, &quot\;Find Yourself in a Hole?  Use Your Faith to Climb Out!&
 quot\; (at left\, Fr. Ludden with Faith and Wine President Mary Beth Clary
 )Planned speakers/topics in futhre months include: Elizabeth Donovan on hu
 man trafficking in our own backyard\; H. James Towey\, Ave Maria President
 \, on his experience with Mother Teresa\; Bishop Frank Dewane\, Bishop of 
 the Diocese of Venice\, on faith and marriage\; Joan Driscoll Lynch\, Auth
 or\, on her book &quot\;Women of the Passion&quot\;\; Matt Loboda and Patr
 ick O'Sullivan\, presenting &quot\;God's Gift to Women: WINE and faith\, a
  wine-tasting event&quot\;\; and Elma McCaughey\, Mission Coordinator for 
 the Diocese of Venice\, on women and missionary service.\n 
DTSTART:20111011T000000Z
SUMMARY:Faith and Wine in Naples - Sr. Teresa Benedicta
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DESCRIPTION:&quot\;Islam: Past\, Present\, and Future&quot\;\nIn October\, 
 Professor William Kilpatrick will present a four-part seminar on Islam. Th
 e seminar will cover the main sources of Islamic thought--the Koran\, the 
 Hadith\, the Life of Muhammad\, and Sharia Law. The emphasis will be on th
 e connection between Islamic tradition and current events.Each seminar wil
 l begin with a half hour video presentation. All Ave Marie Community membe
 rs are welcome. The dates are October 5th\, 12th\,19th\, and 26th. Please 
 arrive at the Del Webb Residence Lounge @7:15\, we will begin promptly at 
 7:30. Please register by calling 239-867-4160 so we can be sure to have ap
 propriate seating available.Professor William Kilpatrick taught for many y
 ears at Boston College. He is the author of several books\, including Why 
 Johnny Can't Tell Right from Wrong and Psychological Seduction. His articl
 es on Islam have appeared in FrontPage Magazine\, JihadWatch\, Investors B
 usiness Daily\, Catholic World Report\, the National Catholic Register\, a
 nd World magazine. His most recent book\, Christianity\, Islam\, and Athei
 sm:The Struggle for the Soul of the West will be published by Ignatius Pre
 ss in the spring.
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SUMMARY:Seminar on Islam with William Kilpatrick
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DESCRIPTION:The Ave Herald is relaying notice of this weekly session at the
  Queen Mary Pub exactly as received...As many of you know\, somewhat abrup
 tly the eminent Prof. Pakastein\, of North-northwest Central Siberian Univ
 ersity\, but a resident scholar at AMU\, was called away near the end of t
 he spring semester and consequently was unable to continue meeting with us
 \, for our discussions of Ex Corde Ecclesiae.   Some of us knew even then 
 the seriousness of his business\, namely\, that certain authorities and up
 per-mid-level bureaucrats had sought to consult with him relative to a sud
 denly become important project\, called &quot\;Framework for a Consolidati
 on of the Groundwork of the Ultimate Foundations for Basic Reasons constit
 uting the Only Possible Source of Moral Principles and Natural Law.&quot\;
   This was a project in the arcane discipline of meta-meta-meta-physics\, 
 originally started more than two centuries ago by disciples of that Prussi
 an genius\, Immanuel Kant\, but necessarily abandoned by them after severa
 l generations of researches and subsequently left completely unattended.  
  Given the explosive nature of that inquiry\, the authorities were fearful
  that a project such as that needed to be &quot\;defused&quot\;\, much as 
 one deals with an armament left over from the war or an unexploded ordinan
 ce.  It was not prudent to allow it to remain apparently inert in fields o
 f philosophical thought.  Prof. Pakastein accordingly was called in to han
 dle the situation\, as only he\, through his deep researches\, would be ab
 le to carry out the required series of transcendental abductions necessary
  for rendering the entire inquiry pointless-- we mean &quot\;harmless&quot
 \;.  Last we had heard\, however\, his work was stymied\, as he had become
  caught between diverging categorical and hypothetical imperatives\, which
  (poor man) sprang up suddenly and overwhelmed him.  Yet we have complete 
 confidence in his ultimate success.\nDear Prof. Pakastein has sent us nume
 rous communications from his state of\, as it were\, philosophical suspens
 ion\, pleading with us to continue the seminar he had started in his absen
 ce.  Feeling as if orphaned\, we are not so bold as to continue meeting un
 der his name.  However\, we do wish to announce the formation of a new gro
 up\, not uninspired by the example of that singular man of science and sch
 olarship: COMMUNIO MAGISTRORUM\, Queen Mary Pub\, Thursdays\, 7-8 pm\nProf
 s. Pakaluk and Waldstein wish call this new group Communio Magistrorum\, &
 quot\;community of scholars&quot\;\, as that phrase has been the gloss sup
 plied by Popes since the 13th c on the phrase Universitas magistrorum\, us
 ed to describe a university.  In good 13th century fashion\, we propose to
  meet at a Publick House\, where drinks may complement the inherent conviv
 iality of such a gathering\, viz. The Queen Mary\, on Thursdays at 7pm\, c
 onvening around any free tables outside.  The meeting will last no more th
 an an hour\, until 8 pm\, although as regards participants continuing the 
 discussion until a later hour if they wish -- nihil prohibet.  (Yes\, Lati
 n will be the secret language of the group.  Shhhh!) Our first topics: 1. 
  What is a university?  How does it differ from a college?  and 2.  What i
 s implied by Ex Corde's teaching that a university is constituted by the f
 aculty together with their students? For background reading we wish to rec
 ommend\, as supplying helpful perspective and an objective point of view f
 rom someone who has no axe to grind\, the entry\, &quot\;University&quot\;
 \, in Johnson's Cyclopedia\, available from google books here.  However\, 
 it is not necessary to do this background reading in order to attend. Plea
 se feel free to spread the word.  Also\, as always\, if you do not wish to
  be included on the mailing list for this group\, please let us know.  THE
  LAST VERIFIED PHOTO OF PROF. PAKASTEIN (in Siberia) 
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SUMMARY:Informal Discussion 'Communio Magistrorum' with Profs. Pakaluk and 
 Waldstein
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DESCRIPTION:A basic course in handgun and firearms safety will be offered F
 riday evening\, Oct. 14\, and Saturday afternoon\, Oct. 15. Completion of 
 the course enables a person to apply for a permit to carry firearms in Flo
 rida -- whether you are a resident of Florida or not.\nThe course has two 
 hours of classroom instruction beginning at 7 p.m. at the Del Web sales ce
 nter\, followed by two hours of range instruction at the Louland Gun Range
  beginning at 1 p.m. Saturday. Total cost is $125.\nIf you have any questi
 ons regarding training\, call Arlo Hagen\, at 239-280-9400 (tel:239-280-94
 00).Robert Campbell-239-281-6571 (tel:239-281-6571)\, or Mary Ellen Smolin
 ski (239)867-4160 (tel:%28239%29867-4160)
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SUMMARY:Concealed Carry Handgun Course
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