My brother Rob and his girl friend (the amazing artist) Maria Rangel have a dear friend named Liza Boquiren who has been accepted into community of the Carmelite Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart of Alhambra. (An awesome order of nuns in So Cal.) However, Liza has school loans she needs to pay off. Liza’s friends brainstormed and came up with a way they could help her with her vocation – they are holding a raffle for this piece entitled “The Love That Saves.” Here are the details:
E-Raffle Information:
– E-Raffles are $5.00 a piece, no limit per person.
– For every 5 raffles you buy, get a 6th one FREE!
– E-Raffle drawing will occur on October 28th, 2008.
– All E-raffle purchasers will be notified of the winner via email (phone if no email).
Prize Information:– Image of John Paul II.
– Size 2 ft. x 2 ft. giclée print on canvas of an oil painting, value $900.00.
– Artist, Maria Rangel, www.rangelstudios.com
For more information or to purchase your raffle “ticket,” go to http://lizaboq.blogspot.com/2008/07/online-raffle-love-that-saves.html. (Purchase a raffle and spread the word to others! Thanks! -Bobbi) The raffle is closed.
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An Online Raffle of “The Love That Saves”
From Soccer Field to Priesthood
Here’s a cool story from CNA that I thought you might enjoy.
Soccer Pro Retires to Pursue Catholic Priesthood
“A professional soccer player in Massachusetts has retired from the sport to enter a Catholic seminary, saying he is ‘moving on to something much greater.’ Chase Hilgenbrinck, a defender for the New England Revolution, explained the motives for his retirement:
‘After years of discernment, I feel strongly that the Lord has called me to become a priest in the Catholic Church,” he said in a press statement released by his team. “Playing professional soccer has been my passion for a long time and I feel blessed to have successfully lived out this dream. My passion now is to do the will of God, which is wanting only what He wants for me. Though I will miss the game of soccer, I know that I am moving on to something much greater.’ ” (Continue Reading)