[TCCM] TCC Bulletin (September 27, 2015)

Fri Sep 25 15:51:20 EDT 2015

Hi TCC,

Sorry for a second email, but I wanted to include two corrections to the
email that was just sent out:

   - The correct time for TCC Wednesday is that we have Mass at 7:30,
   Adoration/ Confessions from 8-9.
   - The topic this week for So You Want to Be a Saint is not the 10 Days
   Boston, but “How our good actions can merit heaven”.

The correct information can also be found on the bulletin
<http://tcc.mit.edu/www/bulletin> on the website.

Thanks,

Laura

--
Laura D'Aquila
Massachusetts Institute of Technology | S.B. '15, M.Eng '16
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Department of Mathematics

On Fri, Sep 25, 2015 at 3:23 PM, Laura D'Aquila <ldaquila at mit.edu> wrote:

> *== TCC Bulletin (September 27, 2015) ==*
>
> Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
>
>
>
> In this bulletin:
>
> (1) TCC Fall Retreat
>
> (2) So You Want to Be a Saint
>
> (3) Monday Night Discussions (MND) (Mondays 8 PM - 9:15 PM)
>
> (4) Friday Night Supper/TCC Choir
>
> (5) Bible Study
>
> (6) Basic Course in Catholicism and Rite of Christian Initiation
>
> (7) Book Club
>
> (8) TCC Wednesdays
>
> (9) BBMSK
>
> (10) School of Community
>
> (11) Clay Pots Retreat—Finding the Treasure, Communicating the Glory
>
> (12) Song and Stillness: Taizé at MIT
>
>
>
>
> === (1) TCC Fall Retreat ===
>
> October 16-18, 2015 at the Franciscan Retreat Center in Kennebunkport,
> Maine. Depart W11 on Friday, Oct. 16 at 5 PM. Depart Kennebunkport on
> Sunday, Oct. 18 at 11 AM. No cost for transportation, lodging, and food at
> the retreat center. Sign up in the back of the chapel or email
> catholic at mit.edu.
>
>
> === (2) So You Want to Be a Saint ===
>
> Wed. at 6:30 PM in W11 Small Dining Room. Fr. Moloney leads a weekly
> discussion-based class on a variety of themes regarding how to live out every
> Christian’s call to be holy. Themes vary from week-to-week, ranging from
> the practical to the highfalutin. Suggestions for class themes are
> appreciated. Attendance at previous sessions is not required, nor is
> extensive Catholic formation. *See 10 Days Boston.*
>
>
> *=== *(3) Monday Night Discussions (MND) (Mondays 8 PM - 9:15 PM) ===
>
> The goal of this forum is for participants to hold discussions about
> certain questions of faith as they relate to their intellectual experiences
> and expectations. Generally, there are pre-defined topics for discussion
> but participants can suggest other topics too. Guest speakers are often
> invited to contribute their expert knowledge to the discussion. A small
> sample of past topics include: Franciscans of the Primitive Observance on poverty;
> Intercessory Prayer (Guest: A Marist postulant); Double Pre-destination
> (Guest: Deacon John). Location: W11 Main Dining Room. Pizza will be
> served.
>
>
> === (4) Friday Night Supper/TCC Choir ===
>
> Join the Friday Night Supper and TCC Choir folks for a (belated)
> celebration of Fr. John Peck's ordination! Come to Twenty Chimneys at 7 PM
> for prayer, food, and fun. Pasta provided, potluck items optional.
>
>
> === (5) Bible Study ===
>
> Interested in growing in your faith? Consider joining a small group Bible
> Study! Bible studies meet everyday at different times according to the
> member's schedules. For more information
>
> contact one of the FOCUS Missionaries or email john.powers at focus.org
>
>
> === (6) Basic Course in Catholicism and Rite of Christian Initiation ===
>
> For those interested in becoming Catholic, being Baptized, or being
> Confirmed, or who are simply interested in a course in the basics of
> Catholicism, please come to an organizational meeting on Sunday, October
> 11, at 2:30 PM in the Small Dining Room of W11. We will discuss the process
> of receiving these sacraments, and coordinate future meetings
>
>
> === (7) Book Club ===
>
> If you’re interested in discussing/debating/analyzing novels/essays/texts
> … sign up on the sheet after mass or email Sara Dolcetti at
> sara.dolcetti at alum.mit.edu! A doodle will be sent out to all those who
> sign up to decide on dates/times to meet and what to read first.
>
> === (8) TCC Wednesdays ===
> Adoration and Confessions available from 7:30-8:30 PM (MIT Chapel). Mass at
> 8:30 PM (MIT Chapel). Fellowship after Mass in W11/MDR.
>
> === (9) BBMSK ===
> The Back Bay Mobile Soup Kitchen is a Catholic service group dedicated to
> helping the homeless on the streets of Boston. We meet at 6:00 PM on
> Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays in front of St. Clement's Shrine, pray,
> and then hit the streets. RSVP at bbmsk.org today!
>
> === (10) School of Community ===
> Run by Communion and Liberation, an international ecclesial movement.
> For more info contact David (campeau at mit.edu) or boston.usa.clu at gmail.com.
>
> === (11) Clay Pots Retreat—Finding the Treasure, Communicating the Glory
> ===
> October 9-11, 2015. A Catholic weekend retreat for those who work or are
> studying for a career in the field of media communications or
> entertainment offering time and an opportunity to nurture contemplation of
> the Treasure within, and revitalize how we communicate God’s Glory in a
> compelling way. Presented by the Daughters of Saint Paul, a community of
> sisters whose mission is to evangelize with the media of communications.
> The retreat will be held at Saint Thecla’s Retreat House in Billerica, MA.
> For more information visitwww.pauline.org/retreat. Student rate available
> with student ID.
>
> === (12) Song and Stillness: Taizé at MIT ===
> Invitation from Lutheran Episcopal Ministry at MIT. Sunday evenings at 8
> in the MIT Chapel. Come catch your breath and calm your spirit at this
> simple evening prayer service. Using the music of the Taizé community in
> France, this 35 minute service includes short readings from Christian
> scripture, candlelight, quiet singing, and time for silence. Grounded in
> the contemplative Christian tradition, the service is open to
> all--students, faculty, community members.
>
>
> May the peace and love of Christ be with you always!
>
>
>
> The weekly bulletin can be found at http://tcc.mit.edu/www/bulletin
>
> Archives of the bulletin can be found at http://web.mit.edu/tcc
> /archives/public/bulletin
>
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