Bishop Serafim from Fatima Visits Ave Maria This Week
Published on Sunday, 06 December 2009 18:11
Bishop Serafim de Sousa Ferreira e Silva, who led the diocese in which Fatima is located from 1993-2006, will be spending most of the week in Ave Maria. He will celebrate Mass daily Monday-Thursday and also address the Naples Founders Club Tuesday night.
Santa was dressed for the unseasonably cool weather Friday night at the Ave Maria Celebration of Lights in the town center. Hundreds turned out anyway despite the rain and chilly temperatures. (photos by Casey Truelove, AMU)
The holiday season will get into full swing in Ave Maria Friday at the town's 3rd annual Celebration of Lights. Choirs and bands from area schools will perform, there will be a host of family activities, and afterward people can try their luck at a Casino Night charity benefit put on by an AMU household. (above, the finishing touches being put on the Nativity scene -- photo by Brittany Madden)
The final film of the semester in the Ave Maria Classic Film series is an unusual picture by Alfred Hitchcock. First released in 1948, it was inspired by the Leopold-Loeb case in which two college students killed for thrills. Screening is Dec. 3 at 7:15 p.m. in the Academic Building auditorium with a lecture and discussion led by Literature Professor Michael Raiger following in the Queen Mary Pub.
Santa was dressed for the unseasonably cool weather Friday night at the Ave Maria Celebration of Lights in the town center. Hundreds turned out anyway despite the rain and chilly temperatures. (photos by Casey Truelove, AMU)
Ave Maria University has announced the donation in memory of Paul Henkels. The university's academic building will be named in Mr. Henkels' honor.
The final film of the semester in the Ave Maria Classic Film series is an unusual picture by Alfred Hitchcock. First released in 1948, it was inspired by the Leopold-Loeb case in which two college students killed for thrills. Screening is Dec. 3 at 7:15 p.m. in the Academic Building auditorium with a lecture and discussion led by Literature Professor Michael Raiger following in the Queen Mary Pub.