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Carneghi's art originates from personal experience. It transforms feelings and emotion into tangible abstract forms using symbolism to reinforce meaning. She has studied watercolor, monotype and collage at present concert at IHM Chapel March 21, 2008 Celebrate spring with the latest in the Chapel Concert Series at the IHM Motherhouse when the Monroe County Church Choral Festival takes place Sunday, April 20, at 2:30 p.m. Church choirs from around the county will participate. Each will perform as an individual choir and then all will come together to lift their voices in songs of praise and thanksgiving as they make beautiful and joyful music. A free-will offering is requested. Read more >> St. Mary Organic Farm addresses issues Produce that's trucked hundreds of miles. Pesticides. Genetic alteration of food. These are just a few of the concerns that have prompted community supported agriculture (CSA) organizations to spring up across the country and are among the reasons why the IHM Sisters' two-acre St. Mary Organic Farm CSA was established. Read more >> "The On Saturday, March 15, the two groups will host a screening of the film, No End in Sight, at 1:30 p.m. in the IHM Motherhouse Community Room. No End in Sight was nominated for best feature length documentary at the 2007 Academy Awards.
Michigan offers first Midwest training to certify For the first time in the Initiative supports school-community environmental Thanks to a grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, local high school students who identified major environmental problems are now implementing plans to improve the health of local ecosystems. The River Raisin Watershed Restoration Initiative teams high schools within the watershed - an area covering 1,072 square miles in southeast Chapel Concert series continues Get in the St. Patrick's Day spirit with a Celtic program on Sunday, March 9, at 2:30 p.m., part of the Chapel Concert Series at the IHM Sisters' Motherhouse. The concert features Cecelia Webster playing the harp and hammered dulcimer, and Michael Baker on guitar and vocals. The duo, from Presentation on The campaign is a 2008 ballot initiative amending the state constitution to require the legislature to enact laws providing affordable health care for all Interactive Exhibit on AIDS Orphans from Around the World A hands-on, interactive exhibit featuring AIDS orphans from around the world will be displayed at Marygrove College this winter. The exhibit, "The Children Left Behind," which will open on Feb. 13 in The Gallery and will run through March 14, captures life through the eyes of orphans living in many cultures. More >> Monroe Organizations, Business Form Global Partnership With funding grants in hand, a group of The River Raisin Institute (RRI), Best Electrical of Monroe, and Monroe County Community College (MCCC) are working "hand-in-hand" with the people of IHM Sisters Offer "Praying Mary Ann Flanagan, IHM, and Monica Stuhlreyer, IHM, will facilitate a retreat at the IHM Motherhouse Feb. 18-20. The retreat will focus on the parables of Jesus. "Jesus' parables give witness to the reign of God in our midst," says Judith Bonini, IHM, pastoral care director at the Motherhouse. "They offer a challenge to meet and respond to God's presence." More >> IHM Chapel Concert Series Features The first IHM Chapel Concert presentation for 2008 will feature organist Terry Jankowski and Kiri Tollaksen on trumpet on Sunday, Feb. 3, at 2:30 p.m. A free-will offering is requested. Jankowski has been the music director at the IHM Motherhouse since 1998 and makes his second appearance on the Chapel Concert Series playing the renowned Casavant organ. More >>
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