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Ambassadors for Christ in the Marketplace
CURTIS MARTIN
“Making Missionary Disciples”
Tuesday, Sept. 15 Curtis A. Martin founded the Fellowship of Catholic U n i v e r s i t y S t u d e n t s (FOCUS) in 1998. He holds a Master’s degree in Theology and is the author of the best-selling book, Made for More. In 2011, Curtis was appointed to serve as a Consultor to the Pontifical Council for P r o m o t i n g N e w Evangelization. He and his wife, Michaelann, live in Colorado. They have been blessed with nine children. Based upon more than twenty years of experience, Curtis will share the pr inc ip les tha t have supported the growth of FOCUS and how they can apply in your workplace, your parish and in your home.
ADAM AND EVE GO TO
MARRIAGE COUNSELING
Live Performance
Tuesday, Oct. 20 Adam and Eve have been married for thousands of years, but things aren’t going so well lately. He says the problems began when they ate the apple and realized they were naked, and Eve insisted, “I’ll wear the plants in this family!” She complains that the only reason she married Adam is that there was no one else available—literally! And so they find a counselor who is very wise and who seems to know everything about what it takes to make a marriage work. In fact, this marriage counselor has a mysterious identity of his own, which Adam and Eve discover during the course of this imaginative romantic comedy. Presented by Theatre of the Word, Inc.
AN ADVENT CELEBRATION
Tuesday, Dec. 15 Join us for our annual Ad-vent Social. We’ll begin with our traditional candle-light rosary and Mass at John XXIII Diocesan Cen-ter. Following Mass, there will be time for fellowship with other Legates. This is a favorite event for our members, as we enjoy each other’s company and pre-pare our hearts for the birth of our Savior.
All events begin with the Rosary & Confessions at 5:40pm and Mass at 6:00pm.
Social time, dinner and program begin at 6:45pm.
Unless specified, the Rosary and Mass take place at John XXIII Diocesan Center, and the Social, Dinner
and Program are at the Country Club of Lincoln.
NEBRASKA POLITICS
“The State of the State and Nation”
Tuesday, Nov. 17
This event will take place just two weeks after the 2020 elections. We’ll be hearing from one or more State politicians. Due to o u r g o v e r n m e n t representatives schedules, we can’t confirm all who will be available to speak to us at the time of publication, but we promise this will be an important and informative event.
2020 Chapter Programs 2020 Chapter
Programs
THE LEGATUS MISSION
PREFACE
In the love of Our Lord Jesus Christ, His Church and His Vicar on earth, Legatus is an international organization of practicing Catholic laymen and laywomen, comprised of CEOs, Presidents and Managing Partners with their spouses from the business community and professional enterprises.
MISSION STATEMENT
To study, live and spread the Faith in our business, professional and personal lives.
“The world needs genuine witnesses to Christian ethics in the field of business, and
the Church asks you to fulfill this role publicly and with perseverance.”
St. John Paul II Address to Legatus
ORDINARY Most Reverend James D. Conley
Bishop of Lincoln, Nebraska
CHAPLAIN Rev. James Meysenburg
St. Pius X High School, CAO
PRESIDENT LG Searcey
Sue Mach, Chapter Administrator 114 Arbor Lane Wahoo, Nebraska 68066 (402) 443-6410 [email protected]
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Ambassadors for Christ in the Marketplace
CURTIS MARTIN
“Making Missionary Disciples”
Tuesday, Sept. 15 Curtis A. Martin founded the Fellowship of Catholic U n i v e r s i t y S t u d e n t s (FOCUS) in 1998. He holds a Master’s degree in Theology and is the author of the best-selling book, Made for More. In 2011, Curtis was appointed to serve as a Consultor to the Pontifical Council for P r o m o t i n g N e w Evangelization. He and his wife, Michaelann, live in Colorado. They have been blessed with nine children. Based upon more than twenty years of experience, Curtis will share the pr inc ip les tha t have supported the growth of FOCUS and how they can apply in your workplace, your parish and in your home.
ADAM AND EVE GO TO
MARRIAGE COUNSELING
Live Performance
Tuesday, Oct. 20 Adam and Eve have been married for thousands of years, but things aren’t going so well lately. He says the problems began when they ate the apple and realized they were naked, and Eve insisted, “I’ll wear the plants in this family!” She complains that the only reason she married Adam is that there was no one else available—literally! And so they find a counselor who is very wise and who seems to know everything about what it takes to make a marriage work. In fact, this marriage counselor has a mysterious identity of his own, which Adam and Eve discover during the course of this imaginative romantic comedy. Presented by Theatre of the Word, Inc.
AN ADVENT CELEBRATION
Tuesday, Dec. 15 Join us for our annual Ad-vent Social. We’ll begin with our traditional candle-light rosary and Mass at John XXIII Diocesan Cen-ter. Following Mass, there will be time for fellowship with other Legates. This is a favorite event for our members, as we enjoy each other’s company and pre-pare our hearts for the birth of our Savior.
All events begin with the Rosary & Confessions at 5:40pm and Mass at 6:00pm.
Social time, dinner and program begin at 6:45pm.
Unless specified, the Rosary and Mass take place at John XXIII Diocesan Center, and the Social, Dinner
and Program are at the Country Club of Lincoln.
NEBRASKA POLITICS
“The State of the State and Nation”
Tuesday, Nov. 17
This event will take place just two weeks after the 2020 elections. We’ll be hearing from one or more State politicians. Due to o u r g o v e r n m e n t representatives schedules, we can’t confirm all who will be available to speak to us at the time of publication, but we promise this will be an important and informative event.
2020 Chapter Programs 2020 Chapter
Programs
THE LEGATUS MISSION
PREFACE
In the love of Our Lord Jesus Christ, His Church and His Vicar on earth, Legatus is an international organization of practicing Catholic laymen and laywomen, comprised of CEOs, Presidents and Managing Partners with their spouses from the business community and professional enterprises.
MISSION STATEMENT
To study, live and spread the Faith in our business, professional and personal lives.
“The world needs genuine witnesses to Christian ethics in the field of business, and
the Church asks you to fulfill this role publicly and with perseverance.”
St. John Paul II Address to Legatus
ORDINARY Most Reverend James D. Conley
Bishop of Lincoln, Nebraska
CHAPLAIN Rev. James Meysenburg
St. Pius X High School, CAO
PRESIDENT LG Searcey
Sue Mach, Chapter Administrator 114 Arbor Lane Wahoo, Nebraska 68066 (402) 443-6410 [email protected]
Linc
oln
Ambassadors for Christ in the Marketplace
CURTIS MARTIN
“Making Missionary Disciples”
Tuesday, Sept. 15 Curtis A. Martin founded the Fellowship of Catholic U n i v e r s i t y S t u d e n t s (FOCUS) in 1998. He holds a Master’s degree in Theology and is the author of the best-selling book, Made for More. In 2011, Curtis was appointed to serve as a Consultor to the Pontifical Council for P r o m o t i n g N e w Evangelization. He and his wife, Michaelann, live in Colorado. They have been blessed with nine children. Based upon more than twenty years of experience, Curtis will share the pr inc ip les tha t have supported the growth of FOCUS and how they can apply in your workplace, your parish and in your home.
ADAM AND EVE GO TO
MARRIAGE COUNSELING
Live Performance
Tuesday, Oct. 20 Adam and Eve have been married for thousands of years, but things aren’t going so well lately. He says the problems began when they ate the apple and realized they were naked, and Eve insisted, “I’ll wear the plants in this family!” She complains that the only reason she married Adam is that there was no one else available—literally! And so they find a counselor who is very wise and who seems to know everything about what it takes to make a marriage work. In fact, this marriage counselor has a mysterious identity of his own, which Adam and Eve discover during the course of this imaginative romantic comedy. Presented by Theatre of the Word, Inc.
AN ADVENT CELEBRATION
Tuesday, Dec. 15 Join us for our annual Ad-vent Social. We’ll begin with our traditional candle-light rosary and Mass at John XXIII Diocesan Cen-ter. Following Mass, there will be time for fellowship with other Legates. This is a favorite event for our members, as we enjoy each other’s company and pre-pare our hearts for the birth of our Savior.
All events begin with the Rosary & Confessions at 5:40pm and Mass at 6:00pm.
Social time, dinner and program begin at 6:45pm.
Unless specified, the Rosary and Mass take place at John XXIII Diocesan Center, and the Social, Dinner
and Program are at the Country Club of Lincoln.
NEBRASKA POLITICS
“The State of the State and Nation”
Tuesday, Nov. 17
This event will take place just two weeks after the 2020 elections. We’ll be hearing from one or more State politicians. Due to o u r g o v e r n m e n t representatives schedules, we can’t confirm all who will be available to speak to us at the time of publication, but we promise this will be an important and informative event.
2020 Chapter Programs 2020 Chapter
Programs
THE LEGATUS MISSION
PREFACE
In the love of Our Lord Jesus Christ, His Church and His Vicar on earth, Legatus is an international organization of practicing Catholic laymen and laywomen, comprised of CEOs, Presidents and Managing Partners with their spouses from the business community and professional enterprises.
MISSION STATEMENT
To study, live and spread the Faith in our business, professional and personal lives.
“The world needs genuine witnesses to Christian ethics in the field of business, and
the Church asks you to fulfill this role publicly and with perseverance.”
St. John Paul II Address to Legatus
ORDINARY Most Reverend James D. Conley
Bishop of Lincoln, Nebraska
CHAPLAIN Rev. James Meysenburg
St. Pius X High School, CAO
PRESIDENT LG Searcey
Sue Mach, Chapter Administrator 114 Arbor Lane Wahoo, Nebraska 68066 (402) 443-6410 [email protected]
Linc
oln
Ambassadors for Christ in the Marketplace
CURTIS MARTIN
“Making Missionary Disciples”
Tuesday, Sept. 15 Curtis A. Martin founded the Fellowship of Catholic U n i v e r s i t y S t u d e n t s (FOCUS) in 1998. He holds a Master’s degree in Theology and is the author of the best-selling book, Made for More. In 2011, Curtis was appointed to serve as a Consultor to the Pontifical Council for P r o m o t i n g N e w Evangelization. He and his wife, Michaelann, live in Colorado. They have been blessed with nine children. Based upon more than twenty years of experience, Curtis will share the pr inc ip les tha t have supported the growth of FOCUS and how they can apply in your workplace, your parish and in your home.
ADAM AND EVE GO TO
MARRIAGE COUNSELING
Live Performance
Tuesday, Oct. 20 Adam and Eve have been married for thousands of years, but things aren’t going so well lately. He says the problems began when they ate the apple and realized they were naked, and Eve insisted, “I’ll wear the plants in this family!” She complains that the only reason she married Adam is that there was no one else available—literally! And so they find a counselor who is very wise and who seems to know everything about what it takes to make a marriage work. In fact, this marriage counselor has a mysterious identity of his own, which Adam and Eve discover during the course of this imaginative romantic comedy. Presented by Theatre of the Word, Inc.
AN ADVENT CELEBRATION
Tuesday, Dec. 15 Join us for our annual Ad-vent Social. We’ll begin with our traditional candle-light rosary and Mass at John XXIII Diocesan Cen-ter. Following Mass, there will be time for fellowship with other Legates. This is a favorite event for our members, as we enjoy each other’s company and pre-pare our hearts for the birth of our Savior.
All events begin with the Rosary & Confessions at 5:40pm and Mass at 6:00pm.
Social time, dinner and program begin at 6:45pm.
Unless specified, the Rosary and Mass take place at John XXIII Diocesan Center, and the Social, Dinner
and Program are at the Country Club of Lincoln.
NEBRASKA POLITICS
“The State of the State and Nation”
Tuesday, Nov. 17
This event will take place just two weeks after the 2020 elections. We’ll be hearing from one or more State politicians. Due to o u r g o v e r n m e n t representatives schedules, we can’t confirm all who will be available to speak to us at the time of publication, but we promise this will be an important and informative event.
2020 Chapter Programs 2020 Chapter
Programs
THE LEGATUS MISSION
PREFACE
In the love of Our Lord Jesus Christ, His Church and His Vicar on earth, Legatus is an international organization of practicing Catholic laymen and laywomen, comprised of CEOs, Presidents and Managing Partners with their spouses from the business community and professional enterprises.
MISSION STATEMENT
To study, live and spread the Faith in our business, professional and personal lives.
“The world needs genuine witnesses to Christian ethics in the field of business, and
the Church asks you to fulfill this role publicly and with perseverance.”
St. John Paul II Address to Legatus
ORDINARY Most Reverend James D. Conley
Bishop of Lincoln, Nebraska
CHAPLAIN Rev. James Meysenburg
St. Pius X High School, CAO
PRESIDENT LG Searcey
Sue Mach, Chapter Administrator 114 Arbor Lane Wahoo, Nebraska 68066 (402) 443-6410 [email protected]
Linc
oln
Ambassadors for Christ in the Marketplace
CURTIS MARTIN
“Making Missionary Disciples”
Tuesday, Sept. 15 Curtis A. Martin founded the Fellowship of Catholic U n i v e r s i t y S t u d e n t s (FOCUS) in 1998. He holds a Master’s degree in Theology and is the author of the best-selling book, Made for More. In 2011, Curtis was appointed to serve as a Consultor to the Pontifical Council for P r o m o t i n g N e w Evangelization. He and his wife, Michaelann, live in Colorado. They have been blessed with nine children. Based upon more than twenty years of experience, Curtis will share the pr inc ip les tha t have supported the growth of FOCUS and how they can apply in your workplace, your parish and in your home.
ADAM AND EVE GO TO
MARRIAGE COUNSELING
Live Performance
Tuesday, Oct. 20 Adam and Eve have been married for thousands of years, but things aren’t going so well lately. He says the problems began when they ate the apple and realized they were naked, and Eve insisted, “I’ll wear the plants in this family!” She complains that the only reason she married Adam is that there was no one else available—literally! And so they find a counselor who is very wise and who seems to know everything about what it takes to make a marriage work. In fact, this marriage counselor has a mysterious identity of his own, which Adam and Eve discover during the course of this imaginative romantic comedy. Presented by Theatre of the Word, Inc.
AN ADVENT CELEBRATION
Tuesday, Dec. 15 Join us for our annual Ad-vent Social. We’ll begin with our traditional candle-light rosary and Mass at John XXIII Diocesan Cen-ter. Following Mass, there will be time for fellowship with other Legates. This is a favorite event for our members, as we enjoy each other’s company and pre-pare our hearts for the birth of our Savior.
All events begin with the Rosary & Confessions at 5:40pm and Mass at 6:00pm.
Social time, dinner and program begin at 6:45pm.
Unless specified, the Rosary and Mass take place at John XXIII Diocesan Center, and the Social, Dinner
and Program are at the Country Club of Lincoln.
NEBRASKA POLITICS
“The State of the State and Nation”
Tuesday, Nov. 17
This event will take place just two weeks after the 2020 elections. We’ll be hearing from one or more State politicians. Due to o u r g o v e r n m e n t representatives schedules, we can’t confirm all who will be available to speak to us at the time of publication, but we promise this will be an important and informative event.
2020 Chapter Programs 2020 Chapter
Programs
THE LEGATUS MISSION
PREFACE
In the love of Our Lord Jesus Christ, His Church and His Vicar on earth, Legatus is an international organization of practicing Catholic laymen and laywomen, comprised of CEOs, Presidents and Managing Partners with their spouses from the business community and professional enterprises.
MISSION STATEMENT
To study, live and spread the Faith in our business, professional and personal lives.
“The world needs genuine witnesses to Christian ethics in the field of business, and
the Church asks you to fulfill this role publicly and with perseverance.”
St. John Paul II Address to Legatus
ORDINARY Most Reverend James D. Conley
Bishop of Lincoln, Nebraska
CHAPLAIN Rev. James Meysenburg
St. Pius X High School, CAO
PRESIDENT LG Searcey
Sue Mach, Chapter Administrator 114 Arbor Lane Wahoo, Nebraska 68066 (402) 443-6410 [email protected]
Linc
oln
JOHN WOODRICH
“Being a Catholic in Today’s Society”
Tuesday, Jan. 21 John has been member of the Legatus Lincoln Chapter for almost 10 years. He currently serves this community and region as the CEO of Bryan Medical Center and Exec. VP of Bryan Health. He and his wife Jeannie have two boys and they are members of St. Peter’s Parish. John is a 4th degree Knight, serves on the Stewardship Council of St. Peter’s Parish and is a past President of our Legatus Chapter. John and Jeannie focus as a family on continuing to work toward getting each member to heaven.
BISHOP HANEFELDT
“Our Lenten Disposition:
Repentance and Conversion”
Tuesday, Feb. 18
At Hillcrest County Club
Nebraska native Bish-op Joseph G. Hanefeldt, was ordained and installed as eighth bishop for the Diocese of Grand Island in 2015. He received an STB in The-ology from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome in 1983, and was ordained to the priesthood at St. Ludger in Creighton on July 14, 1984. In 2007, Bishop Hanefeldt returned to Rome, and served as spiritual director at the Pontifical North American College.
CASTING NETS WITH CHRIS STEWART
& TONY BRANDT
“The Seven Pillars of Effective
Evangelization”
Tuesday, Mar. 17 Casting Nets Ministries, a non-profit lay apostolate, is a refreshing look at evange-lization and catechesis. Casting Nets is dedicated to the challenge of the New Evangelization. Their ministry is to be a resource for individuals, organiza-tions, and parishes who want to answer the chal-lenge of the New Evangeli-zation. Tony Brandt and Chris Stewart have over 40 combined years of experi-ence in almost every level and form of ministry, from the youth to college, and from RCIA to adult for-mation.
DR. JENNIFER ROBAK MORSE
“Dr J's 31/2 Step Plan for Healing the Church and the
Culture.”
Tuesday, Apr. 21 Dr. Morse is the founder of The Ruth Institute, a global non-profit organization equipping Christians to defend the family and build a Civilization of Love.
She has authored or co-authored six books and spoken around the globe. She earned her Ph.D. at the University of Rochester and taught economics at Yale and George Mason Universities.
Dr. Morse was named one of the “Catholic Stars of 2013,” on a list that included Pope Francis and Pope Benedict XVI.
CLOISTERS ON THE PLATTE
A Lincoln Legatus Pilgrimage
Tuesday, May 19 Join us on this excursion to the Cloisters on the Platte Retreat Center south of Gretna, NE. You’ll want to block out extra time on your calendar for this event so you can take part in all the activities.
We’ll be boarding a chartered bus in Lincoln around 3:30. Once at the Cloisters, we’ll walk the life-size Stations of the C r o s s w i t h a u d i o meditations. We’ll hold our Legatus Mass in the beautiful chapel on the campus, then enjoy social time and dinner. At the end of the evening, we’ll re-board the bus to bring us back to Lincoln.
FR. JUSTIN WYLIE
“Reflections on my UN Experience”
Tuesday, July 21 Fr. Wylie is the Rector of the Cathedral in the Diocese of Lincoln. He previously represented the Holy See at the United Nations. Formerly an attorney, Wylie served in the Off ice of the Prosecutor of the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague and hails from his native South Africa. Fr. Wylie was on the staff of the Vatican Permanent Observer Mission at the United Nations in New York. The Mission’s charge is to “communicate the centuries’ experience of the Catholic Church ... to assist [the UN] in its realization of peace, justice, human dignity and humanitarian cooperation and assistance.”
15 YEAR CELEBRATION
Summer Social
Tuesday, June 16
It all began on June 21, 2005 when the Lincoln Chapter of Legatus was Chartered. We will be celebrating our 15th Anniversary as a Chapter during our annual summer social. Our members really enjoy our social events — it gives us time to visit and get to know each other better. This will be a celebration you won’t want to miss.
KELVIN COCHRAN
“The Blessings of Suffering”
An Invitation from the
Omaha Chapter WEDNESDAY, Aug. 12 We’ll be chartering a bus to Omaha to join their Legatus Chapter for this event. Kelvin Cochran is an author and public speaker. He began his career as a firefighter, and worked his way up the ranks of the Shreveport and Atlanta Fire Departments. In August 2009 he was appointed by President Barack Obama to head the United States Fire Administration. Kelvin made national headlines when he was suspended without pay over a self-published book he wrote in which Cochran deals with a Biblical view of marriage, adultery and homosexual ity. After r e tu r n in g f r o m h i s suspension, Cochran was informed that he would have to resign or be terminated.
2020 Chapter Programs
LEGATUS MORNING OF RECOLLECTION Saturday, Mar. 21
8AM– Noon
Dr. Vern Steiner President - Emmaus Institute
“A Personal and Lenten Journey to the Heart of Our Faith.”
JOHN WOODRICH
“Being a Catholic in Today’s Society”
Tuesday, Jan. 21 John has been member of the Legatus Lincoln Chapter for almost 10 years. He currently serves this community and region as the CEO of Bryan Medical Center and Exec. VP of Bryan Health. He and his wife Jeannie have two boys and they are members of St. Peter’s Parish. John is a 4th degree Knight, serves on the Stewardship Council of St. Peter’s Parish and is a past President of our Legatus Chapter. John and Jeannie focus as a family on continuing to work toward getting each member to heaven.
BISHOP HANEFELDT
“Our Lenten Disposition:
Repentance and Conversion”
Tuesday, Feb. 18
At Hillcrest County Club
Nebraska native Bish-op Joseph G. Hanefeldt, was ordained and installed as eighth bishop for the Diocese of Grand Island in 2015. He received an STB in The-ology from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome in 1983, and was ordained to the priesthood at St. Ludger in Creighton on July 14, 1984. In 2007, Bishop Hanefeldt returned to Rome, and served as spiritual director at the Pontifical North American College.
CASTING NETS WITH CHRIS STEWART
& TONY BRANDT
“The Seven Pillars of Effective
Evangelization”
Tuesday, Mar. 17 Casting Nets Ministries, a non-profit lay apostolate, is a refreshing look at evange-lization and catechesis. Casting Nets is dedicated to the challenge of the New Evangelization. Their ministry is to be a resource for individuals, organiza-tions, and parishes who want to answer the chal-lenge of the New Evangeli-zation. Tony Brandt and Chris Stewart have over 40 combined years of experi-ence in almost every level and form of ministry, from the youth to college, and from RCIA to adult for-mation.
DR. JENNIFER ROBAK MORSE
“Dr J's 31/2 Step Plan for Healing the Church and the
Culture.”
Tuesday, Apr. 21 Dr. Morse is the founder of The Ruth Institute, a global non-profit organization equipping Christians to defend the family and build a Civilization of Love.
She has authored or co-authored six books and spoken around the globe. She earned her Ph.D. at the University of Rochester and taught economics at Yale and George Mason Universities.
Dr. Morse was named one of the “Catholic Stars of 2013,” on a list that included Pope Francis and Pope Benedict XVI.
CLOISTERS ON THE PLATTE
A Lincoln Legatus Pilgrimage
Tuesday, May 19 Join us on this excursion to the Cloisters on the Platte Retreat Center south of Gretna, NE. You’ll want to block out extra time on your calendar for this event so you can take part in all the activities.
We’ll be boarding a chartered bus in Lincoln around 3:30. Once at the Cloisters, we’ll walk the life-size Stations of the C r o s s w i t h a u d i o meditations. We’ll hold our Legatus Mass in the beautiful chapel on the campus, then enjoy social time and dinner. At the end of the evening, we’ll re-board the bus to bring us back to Lincoln.
FR. JUSTIN WYLIE
“Reflections on my UN Experience”
Tuesday, July 21 Fr. Wylie is the Rector of the Cathedral in the Diocese of Lincoln. He previously represented the Holy See at the United Nations. Formerly an attorney, Wylie served in the Off ice of the Prosecutor of the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague and hails from his native South Africa. Fr. Wylie was on the staff of the Vatican Permanent Observer Mission at the United Nations in New York. The Mission’s charge is to “communicate the centuries’ experience of the Catholic Church ... to assist [the UN] in its realization of peace, justice, human dignity and humanitarian cooperation and assistance.”
15 YEAR CELEBRATION
Summer Social
Tuesday, June 16
It all began on June 21, 2005 when the Lincoln Chapter of Legatus was Chartered. We will be celebrating our 15th Anniversary as a Chapter during our annual summer social. Our members really enjoy our social events — it gives us time to visit and get to know each other better. This will be a celebration you won’t want to miss.
KELVIN COCHRAN
“The Blessings of Suffering”
An Invitation from the
Omaha Chapter WEDNESDAY, Aug. 12 We’ll be chartering a bus to Omaha to join their Legatus Chapter for this event. Kelvin Cochran is an author and public speaker. He began his career as a firefighter, and worked his way up the ranks of the Shreveport and Atlanta Fire Departments. In August 2009 he was appointed by President Barack Obama to head the United States Fire Administration. Kelvin made national headlines when he was suspended without pay over a self-published book he wrote in which Cochran deals with a Biblical view of marriage, adultery and homosexual ity. After r e tu r n in g f r o m h i s suspension, Cochran was informed that he would have to resign or be terminated.
2020 Chapter Programs
LEGATUS MORNING OF RECOLLECTION Saturday, Mar. 21
8AM– Noon
Dr. Vern Steiner President - Emmaus Institute
“A Personal and Lenten Journey to the Heart of Our Faith.”
JOHN WOODRICH
“Being a Catholic in Today’s Society”
Tuesday, Jan. 21 John has been member of the Legatus Lincoln Chapter for almost 10 years. He currently serves this community and region as the CEO of Bryan Medical Center and Exec. VP of Bryan Health. He and his wife Jeannie have two boys and they are members of St. Peter’s Parish. John is a 4th degree Knight, serves on the Stewardship Council of St. Peter’s Parish and is a past President of our Legatus Chapter. John and Jeannie focus as a family on continuing to work toward getting each member to heaven.
BISHOP HANEFELDT
“Our Lenten Disposition:
Repentance and Conversion”
Tuesday, Feb. 18
At Hillcrest County Club
Nebraska native Bish-op Joseph G. Hanefeldt, was ordained and installed as eighth bishop for the Diocese of Grand Island in 2015. He received an STB in The-ology from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome in 1983, and was ordained to the priesthood at St. Ludger in Creighton on July 14, 1984. In 2007, Bishop Hanefeldt returned to Rome, and served as spiritual director at the Pontifical North American College.
CASTING NETS WITH CHRIS STEWART
& TONY BRANDT
“The Seven Pillars of Effective
Evangelization”
Tuesday, Mar. 17 Casting Nets Ministries, a non-profit lay apostolate, is a refreshing look at evange-lization and catechesis. Casting Nets is dedicated to the challenge of the New Evangelization. Their ministry is to be a resource for individuals, organiza-tions, and parishes who want to answer the chal-lenge of the New Evangeli-zation. Tony Brandt and Chris Stewart have over 40 combined years of experi-ence in almost every level and form of ministry, from the youth to college, and from RCIA to adult for-mation.
DR. JENNIFER ROBAK MORSE
“Dr J's 31/2 Step Plan for Healing the Church and the
Culture.”
Tuesday, Apr. 21 Dr. Morse is the founder of The Ruth Institute, a global non-profit organization equipping Christians to defend the family and build a Civilization of Love.
She has authored or co-authored six books and spoken around the globe. She earned her Ph.D. at the University of Rochester and taught economics at Yale and George Mason Universities.
Dr. Morse was named one of the “Catholic Stars of 2013,” on a list that included Pope Francis and Pope Benedict XVI.
CLOISTERS ON THE PLATTE
A Lincoln Legatus Pilgrimage
Tuesday, May 19 Join us on this excursion to the Cloisters on the Platte Retreat Center south of Gretna, NE. You’ll want to block out extra time on your calendar for this event so you can take part in all the activities.
We’ll be boarding a chartered bus in Lincoln around 3:30. Once at the Cloisters, we’ll walk the life-size Stations of the C r o s s w i t h a u d i o meditations. We’ll hold our Legatus Mass in the beautiful chapel on the campus, then enjoy social time and dinner. At the end of the evening, we’ll re-board the bus to bring us back to Lincoln.
FR. JUSTIN WYLIE
“Reflections on my UN Experience”
Tuesday, July 21 Fr. Wylie is the Rector of the Cathedral in the Diocese of Lincoln. He previously represented the Holy See at the United Nations. Formerly an attorney, Wylie served in the Off ice of the Prosecutor of the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague and hails from his native South Africa. Fr. Wylie was on the staff of the Vatican Permanent Observer Mission at the United Nations in New York. The Mission’s charge is to “communicate the centuries’ experience of the Catholic Church ... to assist [the UN] in its realization of peace, justice, human dignity and humanitarian cooperation and assistance.”
15 YEAR CELEBRATION
Summer Social
Tuesday, June 16
It all began on June 21, 2005 when the Lincoln Chapter of Legatus was Chartered. We will be celebrating our 15th Anniversary as a Chapter during our annual summer social. Our members really enjoy our social events — it gives us time to visit and get to know each other better. This will be a celebration you won’t want to miss.
KELVIN COCHRAN
“The Blessings of Suffering”
An Invitation from the
Omaha Chapter WEDNESDAY, Aug. 12 We’ll be chartering a bus to Omaha to join their Legatus Chapter for this event. Kelvin Cochran is an author and public speaker. He began his career as a firefighter, and worked his way up the ranks of the Shreveport and Atlanta Fire Departments. In August 2009 he was appointed by President Barack Obama to head the United States Fire Administration. Kelvin made national headlines when he was suspended without pay over a self-published book he wrote in which Cochran deals with a Biblical view of marriage, adultery and homosexual ity. After r e tu r n in g f r o m h i s suspension, Cochran was informed that he would have to resign or be terminated.
2020 Chapter Programs
LEGATUS MORNING OF RECOLLECTION Saturday, Mar. 21
8AM– Noon
Dr. Vern Steiner President - Emmaus Institute
“A Personal and Lenten Journey to the Heart of Our Faith.”
JOHN WOODRICH
“Being a Catholic in Today’s Society”
Tuesday, Jan. 21 John has been member of the Legatus Lincoln Chapter for almost 10 years. He currently serves this community and region as the CEO of Bryan Medical Center and Exec. VP of Bryan Health. He and his wife Jeannie have two boys and they are members of St. Peter’s Parish. John is a 4th degree Knight, serves on the Stewardship Council of St. Peter’s Parish and is a past President of our Legatus Chapter. John and Jeannie focus as a family on continuing to work toward getting each member to heaven.
BISHOP HANEFELDT
“Our Lenten Disposition:
Repentance and Conversion”
Tuesday, Feb. 18
At Hillcrest County Club
Nebraska native Bish-op Joseph G. Hanefeldt, was ordained and installed as eighth bishop for the Diocese of Grand Island in 2015. He received an STB in The-ology from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome in 1983, and was ordained to the priesthood at St. Ludger in Creighton on July 14, 1984. In 2007, Bishop Hanefeldt returned to Rome, and served as spiritual director at the Pontifical North American College.
CASTING NETS WITH CHRIS STEWART
& TONY BRANDT
“The Seven Pillars of Effective
Evangelization”
Tuesday, Mar. 17 Casting Nets Ministries, a non-profit lay apostolate, is a refreshing look at evange-lization and catechesis. Casting Nets is dedicated to the challenge of the New Evangelization. Their ministry is to be a resource for individuals, organiza-tions, and parishes who want to answer the chal-lenge of the New Evangeli-zation. Tony Brandt and Chris Stewart have over 40 combined years of experi-ence in almost every level and form of ministry, from the youth to college, and from RCIA to adult for-mation.
DR. JENNIFER ROBAK MORSE
“Dr J's 31/2 Step Plan for Healing the Church and the
Culture.”
Tuesday, Apr. 21 Dr. Morse is the founder of The Ruth Institute, a global non-profit organization equipping Christians to defend the family and build a Civilization of Love.
She has authored or co-authored six books and spoken around the globe. She earned her Ph.D. at the University of Rochester and taught economics at Yale and George Mason Universities.
Dr. Morse was named one of the “Catholic Stars of 2013,” on a list that included Pope Francis and Pope Benedict XVI.
CLOISTERS ON THE PLATTE
A Lincoln Legatus Pilgrimage
Tuesday, May 19 Join us on this excursion to the Cloisters on the Platte Retreat Center south of Gretna, NE. You’ll want to block out extra time on your calendar for this event so you can take part in all the activities.
We’ll be boarding a chartered bus in Lincoln around 3:30. Once at the Cloisters, we’ll walk the life-size Stations of the C r o s s w i t h a u d i o meditations. We’ll hold our Legatus Mass in the beautiful chapel on the campus, then enjoy social time and dinner. At the end of the evening, we’ll re-board the bus to bring us back to Lincoln.
FR. JUSTIN WYLIE
“Reflections on my UN Experience”
Tuesday, July 21 Fr. Wylie is the Rector of the Cathedral in the Diocese of Lincoln. He previously represented the Holy See at the United Nations. Formerly an attorney, Wylie served in the Off ice of the Prosecutor of the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague and hails from his native South Africa. Fr. Wylie was on the staff of the Vatican Permanent Observer Mission at the United Nations in New York. The Mission’s charge is to “communicate the centuries’ experience of the Catholic Church ... to assist [the UN] in its realization of peace, justice, human dignity and humanitarian cooperation and assistance.”
15 YEAR CELEBRATION
Summer Social
Tuesday, June 16
It all began on June 21, 2005 when the Lincoln Chapter of Legatus was Chartered. We will be celebrating our 15th Anniversary as a Chapter during our annual summer social. Our members really enjoy our social events — it gives us time to visit and get to know each other better. This will be a celebration you won’t want to miss.
KELVIN COCHRAN
“The Blessings of Suffering”
An Invitation from the
Omaha Chapter WEDNESDAY, Aug. 12 We’ll be chartering a bus to Omaha to join their Legatus Chapter for this event. Kelvin Cochran is an author and public speaker. He began his career as a firefighter, and worked his way up the ranks of the Shreveport and Atlanta Fire Departments. In August 2009 he was appointed by President Barack Obama to head the United States Fire Administration. Kelvin made national headlines when he was suspended without pay over a self-published book he wrote in which Cochran deals with a Biblical view of marriage, adultery and homosexual ity. After r e tu r n in g f r o m h i s suspension, Cochran was informed that he would have to resign or be terminated.
2020 Chapter Programs
LEGATUS MORNING OF RECOLLECTION Saturday, Mar. 21
8AM– Noon
Dr. Vern Steiner President - Emmaus Institute
“A Personal and Lenten Journey to the Heart of Our Faith.”
JOHN WOODRICH
“Being a Catholic in Today’s Society”
Tuesday, Jan. 21 John has been member of the Legatus Lincoln Chapter for almost 10 years. He currently serves this community and region as the CEO of Bryan Medical Center and Exec. VP of Bryan Health. He and his wife Jeannie have two boys and they are members of St. Peter’s Parish. John is a 4th degree Knight, serves on the Stewardship Council of St. Peter’s Parish and is a past President of our Legatus Chapter. John and Jeannie focus as a family on continuing to work toward getting each member to heaven.
BISHOP HANEFELDT
“Our Lenten Disposition:
Repentance and Conversion”
Tuesday, Feb. 18
At Hillcrest County Club
Nebraska native Bish-op Joseph G. Hanefeldt, was ordained and installed as eighth bishop for the Diocese of Grand Island in 2015. He received an STB in The-ology from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome in 1983, and was ordained to the priesthood at St. Ludger in Creighton on July 14, 1984. In 2007, Bishop Hanefeldt returned to Rome, and served as spiritual director at the Pontifical North American College.
CASTING NETS WITH CHRIS STEWART
& TONY BRANDT
“The Seven Pillars of Effective
Evangelization”
Tuesday, Mar. 17 Casting Nets Ministries, a non-profit lay apostolate, is a refreshing look at evange-lization and catechesis. Casting Nets is dedicated to the challenge of the New Evangelization. Their ministry is to be a resource for individuals, organiza-tions, and parishes who want to answer the chal-lenge of the New Evangeli-zation. Tony Brandt and Chris Stewart have over 40 combined years of experi-ence in almost every level and form of ministry, from the youth to college, and from RCIA to adult for-mation.
DR. JENNIFER ROBAK MORSE
“Dr J's 31/2 Step Plan for Healing the Church and the
Culture.”
Tuesday, Apr. 21 Dr. Morse is the founder of The Ruth Institute, a global non-profit organization equipping Christians to defend the family and build a Civilization of Love.
She has authored or co-authored six books and spoken around the globe. She earned her Ph.D. at the University of Rochester and taught economics at Yale and George Mason Universities.
Dr. Morse was named one of the “Catholic Stars of 2013,” on a list that included Pope Francis and Pope Benedict XVI.
CLOISTERS ON THE PLATTE
A Lincoln Legatus Pilgrimage
Tuesday, May 19 Join us on this excursion to the Cloisters on the Platte Retreat Center south of Gretna, NE. You’ll want to block out extra time on your calendar for this event so you can take part in all the activities.
We’ll be boarding a chartered bus in Lincoln around 3:30. Once at the Cloisters, we’ll walk the life-size Stations of the C r o s s w i t h a u d i o meditations. We’ll hold our Legatus Mass in the beautiful chapel on the campus, then enjoy social time and dinner. At the end of the evening, we’ll re-board the bus to bring us back to Lincoln.
FR. JUSTIN WYLIE
“Reflections on my UN Experience”
Tuesday, July 21 Fr. Wylie is the Rector of the Cathedral in the Diocese of Lincoln. He previously represented the Holy See at the United Nations. Formerly an attorney, Wylie served in the Off ice of the Prosecutor of the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague and hails from his native South Africa. Fr. Wylie was on the staff of the Vatican Permanent Observer Mission at the United Nations in New York. The Mission’s charge is to “communicate the centuries’ experience of the Catholic Church ... to assist [the UN] in its realization of peace, justice, human dignity and humanitarian cooperation and assistance.”
15 YEAR CELEBRATION
Summer Social
Tuesday, June 16
It all began on June 21, 2005 when the Lincoln Chapter of Legatus was Chartered. We will be celebrating our 15th Anniversary as a Chapter during our annual summer social. Our members really enjoy our social events — it gives us time to visit and get to know each other better. This will be a celebration you won’t want to miss.
KELVIN COCHRAN
“The Blessings of Suffering”
An Invitation from the
Omaha Chapter WEDNESDAY, Aug. 12 We’ll be chartering a bus to Omaha to join their Legatus Chapter for this event. Kelvin Cochran is an author and public speaker. He began his career as a firefighter, and worked his way up the ranks of the Shreveport and Atlanta Fire Departments. In August 2009 he was appointed by President Barack Obama to head the United States Fire Administration. Kelvin made national headlines when he was suspended without pay over a self-published book he wrote in which Cochran deals with a Biblical view of marriage, adultery and homosexual ity. After r e tu r n in g f r o m h i s suspension, Cochran was informed that he would have to resign or be terminated.
2020 Chapter Programs
LEGATUS MORNING OF RECOLLECTION Saturday, Mar. 21
8AM– Noon
Dr. Vern Steiner President - Emmaus Institute
“A Personal and Lenten Journey to the Heart of Our Faith.”
JOHN WOODRICH
“Being a Catholic in Today’s Society”
Tuesday, Jan. 21 John has been member of the Legatus Lincoln Chapter for almost 10 years. He currently serves this community and region as the CEO of Bryan Medical Center and Exec. VP of Bryan Health. He and his wife Jeannie have two boys and they are members of St. Peter’s Parish. John is a 4th degree Knight, serves on the Stewardship Council of St. Peter’s Parish and is a past President of our Legatus Chapter. John and Jeannie focus as a family on continuing to work toward getting each member to heaven.
BISHOP HANEFELDT
“Our Lenten Disposition:
Repentance and Conversion”
Tuesday, Feb. 18
At Hillcrest County Club
Nebraska native Bish-op Joseph G. Hanefeldt, was ordained and installed as eighth bishop for the Diocese of Grand Island in 2015. He received an STB in The-ology from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome in 1983, and was ordained to the priesthood at St. Ludger in Creighton on July 14, 1984. In 2007, Bishop Hanefeldt returned to Rome, and served as spiritual director at the Pontifical North American College.
CASTING NETS WITH CHRIS STEWART
& TONY BRANDT
“The Seven Pillars of Effective
Evangelization”
Tuesday, Mar. 17 Casting Nets Ministries, a non-profit lay apostolate, is a refreshing look at evange-lization and catechesis. Casting Nets is dedicated to the challenge of the New Evangelization. Their ministry is to be a resource for individuals, organiza-tions, and parishes who want to answer the chal-lenge of the New Evangeli-zation. Tony Brandt and Chris Stewart have over 40 combined years of experi-ence in almost every level and form of ministry, from the youth to college, and from RCIA to adult for-mation.
DR. JENNIFER ROBAK MORSE
“Dr J's 31/2 Step Plan for Healing the Church and the
Culture.”
Tuesday, Apr. 21 Dr. Morse is the founder of The Ruth Institute, a global non-profit organization equipping Christians to defend the family and build a Civilization of Love.
She has authored or co-authored six books and spoken around the globe. She earned her Ph.D. at the University of Rochester and taught economics at Yale and George Mason Universities.
Dr. Morse was named one of the “Catholic Stars of 2013,” on a list that included Pope Francis and Pope Benedict XVI.
CLOISTERS ON THE PLATTE
A Lincoln Legatus Pilgrimage
Tuesday, May 19 Join us on this excursion to the Cloisters on the Platte Retreat Center south of Gretna, NE. You’ll want to block out extra time on your calendar for this event so you can take part in all the activities.
We’ll be boarding a chartered bus in Lincoln around 3:30. Once at the Cloisters, we’ll walk the life-size Stations of the C r o s s w i t h a u d i o meditations. We’ll hold our Legatus Mass in the beautiful chapel on the campus, then enjoy social time and dinner. At the end of the evening, we’ll re-board the bus to bring us back to Lincoln.
FR. JUSTIN WYLIE
“Reflections on my UN Experience”
Tuesday, July 21 Fr. Wylie is the Rector of the Cathedral in the Diocese of Lincoln. He previously represented the Holy See at the United Nations. Formerly an attorney, Wylie served in the Off ice of the Prosecutor of the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague and hails from his native South Africa. Fr. Wylie was on the staff of the Vatican Permanent Observer Mission at the United Nations in New York. The Mission’s charge is to “communicate the centuries’ experience of the Catholic Church ... to assist [the UN] in its realization of peace, justice, human dignity and humanitarian cooperation and assistance.”
15 YEAR CELEBRATION
Summer Social
Tuesday, June 16
It all began on June 21, 2005 when the Lincoln Chapter of Legatus was Chartered. We will be celebrating our 15th Anniversary as a Chapter during our annual summer social. Our members really enjoy our social events — it gives us time to visit and get to know each other better. This will be a celebration you won’t want to miss.
KELVIN COCHRAN
“The Blessings of Suffering”
An Invitation from the
Omaha Chapter WEDNESDAY, Aug. 12 We’ll be chartering a bus to Omaha to join their Legatus Chapter for this event. Kelvin Cochran is an author and public speaker. He began his career as a firefighter, and worked his way up the ranks of the Shreveport and Atlanta Fire Departments. In August 2009 he was appointed by President Barack Obama to head the United States Fire Administration. Kelvin made national headlines when he was suspended without pay over a self-published book he wrote in which Cochran deals with a Biblical view of marriage, adultery and homosexual ity. After r e tu r n in g f r o m h i s suspension, Cochran was informed that he would have to resign or be terminated.
2020 Chapter Programs
LEGATUS MORNING OF RECOLLECTION Saturday, Mar. 21
8AM– Noon
Dr. Vern Steiner President - Emmaus Institute
“A Personal and Lenten Journey to the Heart of Our Faith.”
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