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Posted 20 December 2012 - 07:00 PM
My male dog in an anxious dog but lately it is becoming worse. When he is anxious he shakes, whines and pants and is very clingy/protective especially of me.
So far he is afraid/ anxious around
Bug zapper
Lawn mower
Leaf blower
Water feature or when the neighbour uses any of the above
He is now doing it and we have no idea why.
Is there anything I can do to help him?
Posted 20 December 2012 - 07:10 PM
I highly reccomend the thundershirt. Its an elastic coat that you put tightly on dogs when you know he will be anxious. My dog has one and its fantastic. I got it from england over ebay, but I noticed them in the pet barn (or was it pet stock) catalogue the other day. I paid $45 for a bichon sized one. Good luck.
Posted 20 December 2012 - 07:20 PM
A couple of things are happening, and the obvious one to ask is, what do you do when he gets clingy?
Do you try to soothe him and re-assure him? Because if you do, you're sending him the message that he has something to be fearful about and you're reinforcing the fear and anxiety.
The behavioural methods would go down a desensitisation path. So, the leaf blower starts up and you ignore all 'clingy' behaviour. Try asking for a sit, in a firm confident voice, and if you get it, reward the dog. This is a distract/replace strategy. Rather than allowing the undesired behaviour, you replace it with something acceptable.
Always reward and praise a dog who displays confidence and is ignoring the stimulus.
The next option is to simply crate him whenever he goes clingy. A crate is a lovely safe haven for a dog, and it means that you are not reinforcing the undesired behaviour. At some point, you'll get a tipping point, and he'll only want the crate during really big events like thunderstorms. The aim is to remove the stimulus that causes the undesired behaviour, and the reward for being fearful (that's you) and replace it with something unstimulating and neutral. Reward the dog for being relaxed in his crate.
I'd also consider discussing the issue with your vet. Sometimes medication can help with severe anxiety in dogs, and get you over the initial 'hump' of rewiring the behavioural responses.
This is probably enough to get you started - and I'd also recommend a behavioural specialist to have a few sessions with you at home. They may spot something that has triggered this in your dog, which I can't do over the net.
Hope it helps!
Posted 21 December 2012 - 12:27 AM
Anxiety and fear can be tricky and professional advice from a good trainer or behaviourist is the best form of help. Someone who understands desensitisation and counter-conditioning, to address the underlying state of fear not just suppress the dog trying to communicate his feelings.
The thinking on reinforcing fear has changed recently, a good article is here --> http://fearfuldogs.com/myth-of-reinforcing-fear/ . Reinforcing calm behaviour is a big part of it, but if you are feeling like some reading/googling, understanding the difference between operant and respondent behaviour and how to change each will get you most of the way there!
Good luck
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Roger Ebert became film critic of the Chicago Sun-Times in 1967. He is the only film critic with a star on Hollywood Walk of Fame and was named honorary life member of the Directors' Guild of America. He won the Lifetime Achievement Award of the Screenwriters' Guild, and honorary degrees from the American Film Institute and the University of Colorado at Boulder.
Why do we thirst for movie stars to fail? Why are so many showbiz journalists like hyenas circling a crippled prey? Why do so many gossip columnists behave like jilted lovers or betrayed investors, livid with anger at what they once valued so highly? Why are a few stars singled out like the victims of school bullies? Why do the box office receipts of "Australia" appear in almost every news outlet, but an actual review of it appears in so few?
Here is a recent headline: "Australia" Another Nicole Kidman Letdown. We learn in the attached story from Reuters:
Twentieth Century Fox appears to have given up on director Baz Luhrmann's latest period epic in North America, and is hoping that foreign sales will rescue the costly picture. The movie has sold just $44.3 million worth of tickets at the U.S. and Canadian box office after five weekends, and is shaping up to be the latest in a line of disappointments for its star, Nicole Kidman.
Fancy that. A mere $44.3 million. An attached chart documents Kidman's previous movies and their grosses, to document her "line of disappointments." I have left out two titles where she only did voices. Here are the rest of the titles, going back to 2002:
...those who've gotten an early glimpse say not only is the film nowhere near as exciting as a thriller, but Cruise's performance elicits uncomfortable and inappropriate laughs. Among them: A scene where Cruise's character, Claus Von Stauffenberg, is forced to give the infamous "Heil Hitler" salute. "It's an unsettling scene but you almost start to laugh," the source says. "His character is resisting it but you never forget it's Tom Cruise saying 'Heil Hitler.' It's funny and shocking at the same time." Sources also described a scene where Cruise's character Claus Von Stauffenberg removes a false eye. "It was disgusting," said one person who saw the film. "It was like watching someone pluck their contacts out."
Tom Cruise's latest flick, "Valkyrie," is set in Nazi Germany, and it's not a comedy, so why does its new trailer (embedded below, or streaming in a higher-quality clip at Yahoo) leave me snickering? Is it the eye patch? Or the way the lightning crashes as Cruise declares "We have to kill Hitler" in his Serious Thespian Voice? Maybe it's that awful line, "When the S.S. catch you, they will pull you apart like warm bread." (Mission: Carbs!) Or maybe I can no longer separate the tabloid staple from the actor.
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This page contains Project Gotham Racing Unlockables for Xbox called "Game Unlockables" and has been posted or updated on Mar 3, 2008 by carinza.
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- Developer: Bizarre Creations
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- Release: Nov 14, 2001
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Unlockable Helmet & Tracks, Cars and Modes:
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Our next Messy Church will take place in the Carswell Centre on Friday 3rd June from 4 to 6pm. Please join us to enjoy learning from the Bible, having fun with crafts and eating together in a warm and friendly environment. Contact Kirsty Clark as soon as possible to book your place. We are looking for help with registration for Messy Church on the 3rd from 3.45 pm to 4.15pm and would very much appreciate a couple of volunteers. We are looking to borrow a child's sandpit along with the sand and also any balls of wool that you might have going spare. Please speak to Kirsty if you can help. Thanks.
Holiday Club - Please speak to James Edgar to offer your help during week beginning 1st August. He especially needs Leaders to work with the children. Email James Edgar - , or speak to him after the service.
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WICB, WIPA agree on joint awards
Port of Spain (Trinidad): The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and the West Indies Players Association (WIPA) have decided to jointly stage the 2013 players' awards ceremony.
Previously known as the WIPA Awards, the West Indies Annual Awards Function will be organised jointly by WIPA and WICB and held July 4 in here, according to WICB director Baldath Mahabir.
"This move by both bodies is welcome at this time in world cricket," Mahabir told the Trinidad Guardian newspaper.
"The function will be held at the same time when India and Sri Lanka are playing in Trinidad, so the world will see that the WICB and WIPA are now united. They would have seen in the recent past with different administrations on both sides that they were at loggerheads."
"The guys that are here now want to work together for the betterment of the game in the Caribbean and this is a major step forward in achieving that goal. This function and coming together of both bodies will augur well for the future of West Indies cricket."
WICB president Whycliffe Cameron said that repairing the strained relationship between the board and its players will be a priority agenda issue for his administration.
The WICB and WIPA will fund the awards function and to help offset some of the expenses they have decided to sell tickets for companies to attend the function.
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October 'Messenger' now available to download
October 18, 2011 by Sarah Jenkins
Teen volunteers, the two-day QuiltFest, a new chaplain, a celebration of the International Day of Prayer and reflections on four sisters we've lost… The October issue of The Messenger is packed with news and information — and it's in the mail today. But if you want it faster than the U.S. Postal Service will get it to you, CLICK HERE for a downloadable PDF.
Eulogy for Sister Lucille Herman, May 22,1931-Oct. 5, 2011
October 11, 2011 by Sarah Jenkins
VIGIL: Oct. 9, 2011, Nazareth Motherhouse, Concordia
EULOGIST: Sister Jodi Creten
THE DASH ( Shortened form)
By Linda Ellis
I read of a man who stood to speak
at the funeral of a friend.
He referred to the dates on her tombstone
from the beginning …to the end.
He noted that first came the date of her birth
and spoke of the following date with tears,
but he said what mattered most of all
was the dash between the years.
For that dash represents all the time
that she spent alive on earth,
and now only those who love her
know what that little line is worth.
For it matters not how much we own,
the cars…the house…the cash.
What matters is how we live and love
And how we spend our dash.
A life is measured not by the year of birth or the year of one's passing, but by the dash between the two, as poet Linda Ellis reminds us. Lucille was blessed with quite a long dash measured in years — 80 — a nice round number. But how did she live that dash of 80 years that sped by in the wink of an eye?
Lucille's dash was enthusiastic, full, fulfilling, overflowing and totally given to life and to others. She lived with gentleness, generosity and great heartedness. She was also a woman of tremendous hospitality. Lucille had an enthusiasm for life, and it showed in her demeanor and in her eyes. Having watched, observed and been mentored by this woman of faith for some 54 years, I know that she was up to the challenges, great or small, that were presented to her. Whether it was a difficult new mission assignment, changing from grade school teaching to that of high school, whether it meant teaching all girls in the apostolic school to all boys in a seminary, she could switch gears with acceptance, grace and aplomb. The Maxim that always comes to me when I think of Lucille is Maxim 39, "Be nothing to yourself and be utterly given to God and to the neighbor."
Lucille Catherine Herman, born on May 22, 1931, in Hays, Kansas, was the younger of two daughters born to Mike and Bridget (Wasinger) Herman. Her parents have preceded her in death. Her sister, Francie, husband, Frank, and their children, Gene Leon, Mary Kay, Chris, Connie, Joan, Gloria, Peter and Dianna, along with their families are here with us tonight. We offer our deepest sympathy to all of you, whom she loved so dearly.
When Lucille was born, her parents had picked a different name for her, but Aunt Sally Herman, wanted her to have the same name as another niece godchild named Lucille, who later became our Sister Vera Klaus. And so it was!
In her life review, Lucille spoke fondly of her childhood: "I recall my childhood as a very delightful time in my life. Another girl in the neighborhood, Alice Befort, and I became best friends at the incredible age of three. We were inseparable until I entered the convent. With only two weeks' difference in age, we went all through school together, even trying to sit in the same desk when we entered first grade, because we wanted to protect each other from the principal who was known to have a rubber hose that she used on bad children."
In the second semester of her freshman year, Lucille decided to enter the convent. Let's listen in on the family conversation around the dining table: "I told my family during supper one evening. Reactions were varied, but the meal came to an abrupt end for all of us. My mother's response: 'If that is what you want, and it makes you happy, fine.' But that night after she had gone to her bedroom, I heard her crying as she and my father talked about it. My father's response to my announcement: 'Just remember, if you don't like it, this is always your home.' My sister's response: 'Oh, yeah! You will be a none-at-all!' We all know that that teenage response gave way in later life to 'someone for all!' One day, sometime later, my father said that if I enter and then decide to leave, it will be for one of two reasons: either because I couldn't have all of the ice cream I wanted or because I could not go to the theater every time the movies changed."
To the present, Lucille has loved milk shakes, and we often sat together at DQ or Sonic here in Concordia where she could delight in her favorite treat. And movies? She always enjoyed them!
Lucille was taught by the Sisters of St. Agnes for nine years and admired them as educators but was never drawn to their community. As she says: "It is the mystery of vocation." And besides, her aunt, Sister Adeline Marie was a Sister of St. Joseph! So, on Sept. 1, 1946, Lucille entered our CSJ community, receiving the habit on March 19, 1947, and the name Sister Mary Richard. Her first profession was on March 19, 1948, and she was finally professed on May 23, 1952. Lucille is survived by her faithful band members, Sisters Christella Buser, Margaret Rourke, Mary Savoie and Vivian Boucher. She is predeceased by band members Sisters Helen Hake and Rose Vaughn. To her band members and to her Circle "R" sisters — Therese, Cese, Carolyn, Lala, Polly, Dorothy, Jan, Shirley, Mary Lou, Lucy, Marilyn S. and Leo Frances — we offer our prayerful support. [NOTE: Sister Leo Frances Winbinger died in the early afternoon on Oct. 5, just hours after the death of Sister Lucille.]
We are all aware of Lucille's expertise as a dedicated and very fine educator, but did you know that her first mission in 1949 was to New Almelo, Kan., as housekeeper? She has always loved things neat, clean and well organized, but could she cook? Not really! Did she cook later on in life? Not really unless it was on an outdoor grill! But under the guidance of Sister Fulgentius, she says: "I learned to put together some respectable meals!" Living with Carolyn Juenemann these last years, Lucille knew that she wouldn't have to cook, and that was a relief to her!
Lucille's love for English literature was probably first nurtured by her superior on mission, Sister Maura, who became a fast friend of the Herman family until her death. An aside about Lucille's love for lit: shortly after I had first moved to mission in Atlanta, Lucille called and said that she was coming for a literature conference, and would we like to join her at the Fox Theater for the live play "Hamlet" starring Mel Gibson? Would we?! We were there with bells on, and after the performance, we quickly sped to the back door of the theater to catch a glimpse of Mr. Gibson. Not only did we catch a glimpse, but we were in his face and shook his hand before he had a chance to enter his limo!
In 1952, Lucille went to Marymount College to begin certification for teaching, and from that time on, her teaching career spanned the gamut from first grade through high school. Lucille spoke fondly of all of her missions and she would often regale me with stories about certain students and faculty members with whom she kept in touch through the years. I never met many of those folks, but I knew them through the word pictures she painted. Lucille taught grade schools in Manhattan, Concordia, and Gladstone, Mich., but in 1961, she was asked to change gears and enter secondary education. She said, "When the time came to leave Gladstone, I was so sad." She came to the Apostolic School where she "taught for eight years with half of them as director." Another aside: I was an extremely happy person when Lucille left Gladstone because that year I was in the novitiate, and if she hadn't been around with her gentle guidance and encouragement during those difficult times, I don't know where I would be now! I thank God for the gift of her presence at that time and for many times thereafter.
Lucille spent her last year of teaching high school in Grand Island, Neb., and in 1968 she was asked to take the position of Director of Secondary Education at Marymount. She spent time preparing for her tenure there by getting her master's degree at Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. In 1969, she became full-time Associate Dean of Students. Listen to her words about some colleagues at Marymount: " During this time, I learned to appreciate two of the greatest persons with whom I have ever worked: Jean Sweat and Larry Muff. I could not have asked for a better mentor than Larry." Of the 10 years Lucille spent at Marymount, the last two were as Alumni Director.
When Lucille's position at the college was terminated, she found ministry as an educator for eight years at Savior of the World Seminary in Kansas City, Kan., followed by a year in public relations at Notre Dame de Sion Upper School in Kansas City, Mo., and then on to St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Overland Park, Kan., for another eight years.
Again a change, when she was appointed to community ministry as the Secretary General of the Congregation from 1995-2005. There was no place where she didn't leave her mark of excellent ministry. At the end of her term in community service, she accepted the assignment of Director of Alumni for Marymount, a position she held until her passing.
Quite a dash, wouldn't you agree? But the dash has more to do with how one was rather than what one did! And in community, we call that presence.
Elaine Prevalet, SL, in her book, "In the Service of Life," states that "power is best expressed when we are exercising the gift of being in cooperation with others." And "to have the sense of being where one belongs, doing what one is given to do, is one of the most liberating experiences of life and one of life's greatest blessings."
Lucille's dash put her in many situations and in many places with a great diversity of personalities, but she had the inner God spirit and qualities to always meet the challenges. When we went to New Orleans to help after Hurricane Katrina, Lucille was there with hands and heart ready, as she did also in Greensburg, Kan., after the tornado there, and again in Chapman, Kan., because she knew she had gifts that could serve community with community, and she knew that because of the depth of her prayer life that moved from the contemplative interior to the apostolic exterior. She had so many friends as evidenced by the many cards and kind words of gratitude she received during her illness. She worked easily with others, always networking and making contacts that would be of service to another. She was never half-hearted or lukewarm. She was not ostentatious. Nothing was beneath her care or attention, whether it was hauling a carload of recycling from Concordia to Salina, making beds at the Motherhouse, serving a meal to the homeless or painting or cleaning toilets. She loved what she did and she did what she loved with sleeves rolled up, a smile on her face, and her big, brown eyes twinkling, always ready and willing to meet the "dear neighbor" wherever that one may be found! What a gift she was to all of us! Get ready, God, here she comes!
From one who loves literature, to the one who loved it dearly, I'd like to share this poem by Sherman Alexie. This poem's meaning has revealed itself more to me in these last days spent in Lucille's presence. Perhaps it takes on meaning for you also.
Late Summer, Early Fall
She catches a moth,
by sun and windows.
Cradles it outside, uncups
her hands and lets it fly.
How often do we humans save
what can be saved?
This morning
a young woman has redeemed our kind
by releasing a moth.
O, she half spins and laughs,
and her laughter flutters along with the moth.
This woman catches me watching her.
I laugh and catch my breath.
Make a note. On Oct. 5, 2011, beauty defeated death, and our sister, our aunt, our friend and companion, Lucille, went home to the God she so faithfully served.
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Eulogy for Sister Leo Frances Winbinger, June 18, 1930-Oct. 5, 2011
October 10, 2011 by Sarah Jenkins
VIGIL: Oct. 9, 2011, at the Nazareth Motherhouse in Concordia
EULOGIST: Sister Pat McLennon
"My life of ministry is thanksgiving to God
for all the gifts He has given to me."
S. Leo Frances Winbinger
This simple mission statement of Sister Leo Frances reveals how she lived her life with acceptance and gratitude to God for whatever was asked of her or given to her. It was in this spirit that her life revealed God's presence, and spoke God's words of acceptance and thanksgiving.
Theresa Elizabeth Winbinger was the first child born to Leon and Frances Baxa Winbinger, June 18, 1930, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Concordia.
In her own words she described her birth: "This bundle of loveliness and joy was very much welcomed in love and thanksgiving. There was another reason for the joy because I was the first girl baby on both sides of my family." A few years later her brother Charles was welcomed into the family. She was preceded in death by her parents, her brother and nephew Charles. She is survived by her sister-in-law Kathleen and her nieces Beth, Deborah, Kristine, and Amy and her nephews Matthew and Greg.
Theresa grew up in Cuba, Kan., and she was baptized at St. Isadore Church, a mission of St. Edward's in Belleville, Kan. She attended Bates Rural School in Republic County. It was a one-room building. She remembered that there were only six students, three in first grade and three students in the eighth grade. She attended religious vacation school in Belleville taught by the Sisters of St. Joseph.
Theresa loved music and her natural talent was discovered at an early age. She sang her first solo when she was just 2 years old. She said a vocalist usually needs and accompanist so she began to take piano lessons when she was in the third-grade from a professional teacher. She practiced at home on what she described as a manually operated instrument that supplied compressed air through foot feeders by using pedals. She said she practiced her piano lessons on this instrument as long as the keys held out. She played for her first High Mass when she was 8 years old. Later on she wanted to be in the school band and so as a fifth-grade student she began lessons on the clarinet.
When Theresa attended Belleville High School many of her hopes and desires were realized. She was not only in the band, she was a member of a clarinet quartet woodwind trio, marching and concert band, girl's glee and mixed chorus. She continued her piano lessons so that she could perform well and to accompany these music groups.
Theresa was fortunate to receive a scholarship from Marymount College when she graduated from high school. During her freshman year at Marymount she felt called to religious life as a Sister of St. Joseph.
Theresa entered the postulancy on Sept. 7, 1949, and was received as a novice March 19, 1950. She was given the name Sister Leo Frances. During the novitiate she said she "studied the Constitution and other qualities needed to fit the bill as a prospective Sister of St. Joseph." She made first Profession March 19, 1951, and Final Profession March 19, 1954.
Her band members are: Sisters Therese Richstatter, Alice Marie Stalker, Jacquelyn Kircher, Mary Jean Assell, Lila Marie Schmidt and Rita Ann Mazanec. Two of her band members preceded her in death, Sisters Susanna Collister and Dismas Cartwright.
Following the novitiate Sister Leo Frances was sent to teach fourth-, fifth- and sixth-grades in Herndon, Kan. The following year she was sent to Sacred Heart in Salina and it was then that she began teaching classroom music, choir and private lessons. The year she was to make final profession she was teaching in Gladstone, Michigan. She expressed a deep disappointment because she wanted to come home for the profession ceremony but was asked to make her profession in Gladstone due to the distance. In her usual gracious way she expressed her gratitude for the generosity, concern, and hospitality, of the pastor, Father Matt LaViolette who presided at the ceremony.
During her active years of ministry she also taught music at schools in Plainville, Tipton, and Manhattan, Kan.; Chicago; Boonville, Mo.; and Silver City, N.M.
In 1973 she came to the Motherhouse to work at the reception desk.
It was during these years that her health began to fail. During the time I was her regional coordinator it was necessary for her to have a shunt put in to drain fluid from her brain. The doctor told us that she would gradually loose her ability to walk and she would experience memory loss. At that time I talked to her about moving from the Motherhouse to St. Mary's. I told her about the long-term diagnosis and promised her that we would always care for her. She expressed her gratitude to me for telling her and she said that she knew she would have very good care at St. Mary's. Sister Macrina often spoke about how well she adjusted and how gracious she was to the Sisters and her care takers. She lived at St. Mary's for ten years and then in 1997 she moved to the newly remodeled Stafford Hall.
During that time she and Sister M. Kevin shared a room together and they became very good friends. They prayed together every day, they enjoyed watching the same old movies on their TV, shared letters and news, and looked after one another when they were not feeling well. They were both happy and always expressed their appreciation for one another and the wonderful care they received at the Motherhouse.
In 2004 the community made a decision to move some of our Sisters to Mt. Joseph Senior Village. I visited with Sister Leo Frances and Sister M. Kevin about this decision and asked them to be in the first group to move. They both said they would be happy to move but they had one request; they wanted to room together at Mt. Joseph. I said that we could arrange that for them. They were both aware that they each could have had a private room.
I helped them pack and move over to Mt. Joseph. Every time I went to visit Sister Leo Frances would say, "Thank you for letting me be here. We are physically, spiritually and psychologically cared for." There were times when I knew she must have been suffering extreme pain, especially in her feet, but she never complained. Everything was always wonderful and she was always thankful.
When Sister Mary Kevin died, I went to the little gathering room to tell Sister Leo Frances. It was a sudden death and it was a great loss to her. She cried and for several months after she would talk about how much she missed her dear friend. Then she would say, "There's a mother deer and her baby outside our window. I like to watch them."
What I always appreciated about Sister Leo Frances was her constant spirit of acceptance and gratitude. In her own simple way she had an ability to be present to each encounter and respond wholeheartedly. Her life was definitely not an easy one. She experienced trials, doubts, and failures, but she always seemed to counter them with gratitude, trust, and faith.
Sister Leo Frances died Oct. 5, 2011 at Mt. Joseph Senior Village. Her gifts to us of acceptance and thanksgiving have now blossomed into the fullness which she zealously nurtured during her life with us as she is embraced in the fullness of God's life in abundance. May she rest in peace.
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Year of Peace booth at Fall Fest offers peaceful treats
September 25, 2011 by Sarah Jenkins
In what has now become an annual tradition, the Concordia Year of Peace Committee filled its Fall Fest booth Saturday with an array of items — including small candy bars marked as "A Little Piece of the Peace" — designed to remind the community of its continuing efforts.
The committee was also asking people to fill about a simple anonymous survey about their top concerns relating to peace and nonviolence.
Throughout the day, committee members handed out Year of Peace buttons, stickers and signs, and sold "Another Year of Peace" shirts.
The Concordia Year of Peace efforts were launched at Fall Fest two years ago, and then were re-dedicated as Another Year of Peace beginning in January 2011. The committee continues to plan projects that emphasize peace, nonviolence and public civility.
Sister Frances Cabrini Wahlmeier: April 4, 1930-Sept. 18, 2011
September 20, 2011 by Sarah Jenkins
VIGIL: 7 p.m., Sept. 19, 2011, at the Nazareth Motherhouse
EULOGIST: Sister Pat McLennon
"The strange paradox of the Gospel is that the first effect of God's love is our own self, and our transformed self is God's love made present to all whom we encounter."
— Francis Bauer, OSF
While reflecting on the life and spirit of Sister Frances Cabrini it was clear to me, and to so many of us, that her journey with God was never half-hearted. In her quiet and unassuming way she was attentive to God's love and it was this selfless love and presence that she brought to all of us and to all whom she encountered.
Sister Frances Cabrini didn't write a life-review and we only have a few articles about her life and years of service during the 63 years she lived as a member of our community. Tonight we simply want to remember and celebrate her life among us and how she touched so many of us throughout the years with her gentle, compassionate, and loving heart.
Mae Catherine Wahlmeier was the sixth child of 15 children born to Aloysius and Ruth Sphorer Wahlmeier, April 4, 1930 in Jennings, Kansas. She was preceded in death by her parents, her brothers Norbert, Paul, and Robert and her sister Virginia. She is survived by her sisters Loretta, Rita, Elaine, and Jane, and her brothers Vincent, Hugh, Galen, John, Louis, and Carl. She is also survived by her sister-in-laws Francia, Catherine, Kay, Janet, and Linda and her brother-in-law John as well as, nieces and nephews. This large family has been a wonderful support to Sister Frances Cabrini and she often expressed her love and appreciation for them. The family also counted on her prayerful support and enjoyed her visits.
Mae grew up on a farm in Jennings. Being a middle child in a large family she and her brothers and sisters helped milk the cows by hand every day, helped with the younger children and some of the house chores. Mae attended the Jennings Consolidated Grade and High School. She loved music and taught herself how to read music and play the piano. Later she had some music lessons and played other instruments in the school band. She was a good student, popular, and enjoyed going to dances and other school events. Mae graduated from high school June, 1948 and enrolled at the St. John's School of Nursing in Salina, Kansas.
Mae was only in the nursing program a short time when she felt called to religious life. She wrote a letter to Mother M. Chrysostom December 2, 1948 indicating that while she was home during Thanksgiving vacation she secured permission from her parents become a Sister of St. Joseph. She requested an application to enter with the class in February. She was 18 years old and felt that she could better serve God by following this vocation and expressed her belief that she could really be happy. She was accepted and Mae entered the postulancy February 2, 1949 with Sister Maureen Kelley, Sister Mary Agnes Drees, and Sister Francine LaGesse. She was received as a novice August 15, 1949 and was given the name Sister Frances Cabrini. She professed First Vows August 15, 1950 and Perpetual Vows August 15, 1953.
After she completed the novitiate, Sister Frances Cabrini returned to St. John's Hospital to complete her studies and she received an R.N., degree from Marymount College in 1953. Her first mission was at the hospital in Sabetha, Kansas where she worked for nine years. She was then sent to Rawlins County Hospital in Atwood, Kansas, where she served for six years as the hospital administrator, as well as a lab and x-ray technician– a skill she had learned out of necessity in Sabetha. She reflected about this in an interview saying, "We were almost frontier people. We were finding our way and trusting God." In 1968 she was sent to St. Mary's Hospital in Manhattan as assistant Administrator.
During the many years she ministered in the hospitals there were a few times when she sacrificed the work she was doing in order to fill a needed position in the hospital. One example of this was when an Administrator at the Manhattan hospital was fired and she was asked to be the interim-Administrator. The hospital was going under financially and employee morale was low. In her usual way she responded to these challenges wholeheartedly and her calm and kind presence brought a sense of well-being to the situation. With her leadership the hospital got out of the red and the employees felt secure in their job. Sister Frances Cabrini is highly respected by the Manhattan people.
After 20 years of service at St. Mary's Hospital in Manhattan she was asked to serve as administrator of St. Mary's Convent, the retirement center for our community in Concordia. Ten years later, St. Mary's was closed and the Sisters moved to the newly remodeled Stafford Hall at the Motherhouse. Sister Frances Cabrini was asked to serve as coordinator of health-care services at the Motherhouse and in 2004 her position was expanded to include our Sisters residing at Mt. Joseph until her retirement in June 2008.
During the years that I served on the Council and worked closely with Sister Frances Cabrini, I was struck by the gentle and quiet way she went about the care of our Sisters at St. Mary's, the Motherhouse, and Mt. Joseph. She was totally self-giving and attentive to God's presence in the ordinary and extraordinary life experiences of the Sisters in her care. We can't begin to count the times she was called during the day or in the middle of the night to accompany a Sister to the hospital or to be with a dying Sister. The next day she would be up doing her daily visits with each Sister at Mt. Joseph and Stafford Hall. She brought them their mail, news of the day, and checked to see how they were feeling and if they had any other needs. She never complained of being tired or over-worked.
In addition to the on-site care Sister Frances Cabrini gave to the Sisters she spent many hours accompanying Sisters to doctor appointments, visits to their families, shopping, and just out for an enjoyable ride to see the autumn leaves, Christmas decorations, or the wheat fields. She was especially sensitive to Sisters suffering from memory loss. It was not unusual to see them sitting in her office, taking them for a walk, assuring them that they were in the right place. She gave each one a sense of security and peace.
Her life was not all work and no play. She thoroughly enjoyed traveling. In 1990 she and Sister Rose Alma Newell went on a two week American Heritage Tour. She kept a journal of all the places they visited and she was very interested in learning American History. Later, she accompanied Sister Myra Joseph to Ireland to visit her family. It was Sister Myra Joseph's last trip home. They stayed with one of her nephews and he took them all around. Sister Frances Cabrini kept a very detailed journal of their trip. It was obvious that she enjoyed every minute of it.
Her yearly mission statements reflected her commitment to being available to those in her care and provide spiritual, medical, and nursing care for them as well as, to help create a home-like atmosphere for the Sisters at the Motherhouse and Mt. Joseph. She was also sensitive to our employees. She saw to it that they were respected for their contributions and provided resources for their work. Sister Frances Cabrini knew that to love with the love of God required the will to be attentive and self-giving. These qualities formed and shaped Sister Frances Cabrini's life in mission.
In 2008 Sister Frances Cabrini visited with the members of the Executive Council and asked to retire after 20 years of service to our retired Sisters at St. Mary's, the Motherhouse, and Mt. Joseph. She told us that she was experiencing extreme fatigue and wanted to move to the Motherhouse and rest. During the past three years her health has consistently declined. She died early Sunday morning, September 18, 2011. May she now be at peace in the fullness of God's love.
Serving in a new way: A conversation in Ellis, Kan.
September 14, 2011 by Sarah Jenkins
The director of the Ellis Alliance had been thinking about a "community roundtable discussion" for some time. But, says Dena Patee, she was reluctant to propose, let alone lead, such an event herself. In a city of just 2,000 residents, she knew it would be difficult to appear neutral. "There's a tendency to think you're taking sides, or promoting one idea or another," Patee said.
Enter Cheryl Lyn Higgins, the coordinator of Neighborhood Initiatives and the leader of last Saturday's "community conversation" in Ellis.
One of the many goals of Neighborhood Initiatives, which is a new office of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Concordia, is to reach out to communities where sisters serve and offer whatever assistance is needed in bringing people together to talk about challenges and solutions.
Sister Doris Marie Flax has served as pastoral minister at St. Mary's Church in Ellis since 1994, and introduced Higgins to Patee and several other community leaders. As a result, Higgins offered her services — free of charge — to organize the Saturday meeting and then walk the 20 or so participants through the process of really looking at their community.
"In a small community, it's sometimes difficult to lay out the facts when you're there with all your neighbors and people you've known all your life," Higgins explained. "Somebody coming in from the outside can say things that someone inside the community cannot always say. But someone has to say, 'Elected officials can't do everything' and 'We have to be citizens in our community.' "
According to Patee, Higgins was exactly the person needed to start the conversation.
"It was so much nicer that Cheryl Lyn came out and did the facilitation," she said. "She was so comfortable and calm; she was flawless in her presentation."
And, she notes, everyone at the meeting knew that Higgins was just there to help.
Higgins' assistance — and, in fact, the creation of Neighborhood Initiatives in 2010 — continue a tradition the Sisters of St. Joseph have lived out since their founding 128 years ago. In their early days in Kansas, the congregation founded schools and hospitals to educate young people and provide health care, services that were crucial in the communities where they lived and served.
As the need arose, they founded orphanages and nursing homes to provide care for children and elders who needed it.
"Those were all needs relevant to their times," Higgins explained. "Today rural communities are concerned about sustainability — that's what makes these community conversations relevant to this time and to the communities where sisters serve."
The process began with small groups listing "What we like about Ellis," and items like good schools and active organizations were included by almost every group.
Then came a harder question: What would make Ellis even better?
Participants came up with a list of 14 suggestions, ranging from developing more housing of all types to creating a business incubator and building a community center.
The final two questions were the hardest: What are the priorities and who will work toward them?
Ultimately, four topics made that list — housing, business development and a business incubator, a community center and cleanup of Big Creek — and participants volunteered to serve on a committee for each one.
"My dream is that everyone who signed up to volunteer will show up and take an active role," Patee said with a laugh. "That may not happen, but this was very, very positive."
The next step in the process, Higgins said, is to present the four goals, as well as other information from the meeting, to the Ellis Alliance Board of Directors and then to the Ellis City Commission. That should happen early in October.
Meanwhile, Higgins is looking at other cities where there are Sisters of St. Joseph with the hope that Neighborhood Initiatives can be of service there, too. The program is funded by the Sisters of St. Joseph so there is no cost to the cities that participate.
Remembering 9/11 and the Beatitudes of Reconciliation
September 10, 2011 by Sarah Jenkins
A visitor to this site Saturday (Sept. 10) asked about the Beatitudes of Reconciliation, written many years ago by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Concordia. As a quick web search will demonstrate, today they are widely quoted by many groups that focus on unity and nonviolence.
As we remember the awful tragedy of 10 years ago today, it is appropriate that we publish them here in honor of all those who lost their lives and those who were forever changed on Sept. 11, 2001.
Beatitudes of Reconciliation
Blessed are those who are willing to enter into the process of being healed,
for they will become healers.
Blessed are those who recognize their own inner violence,
for they will come to know non-violence.
Blessed are those who can forgive self,
for they will become forgivers.
Blessed are those who are willing to let go of selfishness and self-centeredness,
for they will become a healing presence.
Blessed are those who will listen with compassion,
for they will become compassionate.
Blessed are those who are willing to enter into conflict,
for they will find transformation.
Blessed are those who know their interdependence with all creation,
for they will become unifiers.
Blessed are those who live a contemplative life stance,
for they will find God in all things.
Blessed are those who strive to live these beatitudes,
for they will become reconcilers.
— Sisters of St. Joseph of Concordia, Kansas
Old friend visits for a double celebration
August 26, 2011 by Sarah Jenkins
The golden jubilee celebration was a couple of months late in coming, and the birthday party was a week early. But old friends don't quibble about exact dates.
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So on Friday (Aug. 26), the Sisters of St. Joseph invited Bishop Emeritus George Fitzsimons to the Motherhouse in Concordia, to honor him for his 50th anniversary as an ordained priest and to celebrate his upcoming 83rd birthday. The Sisters also wanted to thank the man who led the Salina Diocese as bishop for 20 years for always being a friend to the congregation.
Speaking in reference to the Gospel from that morning's liturgy, the story of the Good Shepherd, Sister Marcia Allen, president of the congregation, said that although the Sisters "were not always docile, you were always patient, compassionate when we were grieving and always kind."
Bishop Fitzsimons led the diocese from 1984 until his retirement in 2004, when he returned to a parish ministry in Ogden, Kan. But when Bishop Paul Coakley was appointed archbishop of Oklahoma City this past February, Bishop Fitzsimons was pressed back into service across the diocese.
He celebrated Mass with the Sisters before joining them for dinner. In addition to a stack of greeting cards that was several inches thick, the Sisters presented him with a birthday bottle of Baileys Irish Cream. Bishop Fitzsimons thanked the gathered Sisters for the gift, the cards and all their prayers. "It's always good to be among old friends," he said.
'Working lunch' focuses on events & work to be done
August 17, 2011 by Sarah Jenkins
At least a dozen local organizations and agencies will take part in Concordia's first-ever Volunteer Fair, participants at Wednesday's "working lunch" at the Nazareth Motherhouse learned.
And while plans for that event — designed to bring together groups that need volunteers and local residents willing to help — are being finalized, other new community events are being launched.
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Nearly 30 people attended the lunch, which was the 15th gathering in a process that started in the fall of 2008 and hosted by the Sisters of St. Joseph. In addition to identifying what participants see as the greatest needs in the community, the meetings have established smaller groups to seek solutions.
On Wednesday, a number of committees updated the larger group on upcoming events:
• Neighbor to Neighbor is hosting an open house this evening, from 5 to 7 p.m., to show off the just-completed renovation project that has doubled the space of the women's center in downtown Concordia. The public is invited to stop by.
• A free showing of the 2004 movie "Hotel Rwanda" is set for Wednesday, Sept. 7, at the Cook Theater on the Cloud County Community College campus. Co-sponsored by the college and the Concordia year of Peace Committee, the 7 p.m. movie will be followed by a discussion led by Sue Sutton and Brenton Phillips.
• The Concordia Volunteer Fair is set for Saturday, Sept. 10, at the Motherhouse. Organizations and agencies, ranging from the Concordia Fire Department to the Brown Grand Theatre, will have displays, so local residents can find out more about how they can volunteer. Other groups that expect to have displays are Big Brothers Big Sisters, the Concordia POW Camp Association, the Salina chapter of the American Red Cross, the North Central Kansas Regional Medical Rescue Corps, Cloud County Museum, the National Orphan Train Museum, the Concordia School District, the city of Concordia, Manna House of Prayer and Neighbor to Neighbor.
• On Sunday, Sept. 18, the Motherhouse will host a Peace Fair, sponsored by the Justice and Peace Center of the Sisters of St. Joseph, the Concordia Year of Peace Committee and Pax Christi of Salina. That even commemorates the International Day of Peace and will offer a wide array of free activities for adults and children.
• The next presentation in the 2011 Concordia Speakers Series will be Monday, Sept. 26. Concordia City Manager Larry Uri will discuss "Building Community" in his talk, which begins at 7 p.m. in the Motherhouse Auditorium. All the presentations in the Speakers Series are open to the public without charge.
Also during Wednesday's lunch, Year of Peace committee member Patrick Sieben reported on the National Night Out events in Concordia Aug. 2.
Sieben said "probably hundreds of people participated" in more than 20 neighborhood parties across the city as a part of the nationwide event, which was sponsored locally by the Year of Peace Committee and the Concordia Police Department. "This was a good, fun thing," Sieben said, "and we're going to do it again next year." The national event is always held the first Tuesday in August.
New discussion that came up Wednesday included an idea to help local nonprofit organizations come together to raise funds.
Holly Brown, the former director of Big Brothers Big Sisters who has just started work in the Sisters of St. Joseph Development Office, asked those at the lunch meeting whether they would be interested in something like a "Christmas Tree Lane," in which local organizations could decorate trees that then would be used as fundraisers. The event could be held in conjunction with the annual Christmas Open House at the Motherhouse, she said.
Brown is leading a committee to consider the idea.
Sister Marcia Allen, president of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Concordia, also asked the group if human trafficking and its connection to immigration were topics of concern. "There have been recent news reports of trafficking in the Wichita area, and I don't know how much people here know about it, and think it's an issue here," she said.
Allen along with several other sisters recently attended a national conference held in St. Louis where human trafficking was a main topic on the agenda.
After more discussion, most of the participants said they need more information about trafficking and its impact locally.
The final working lunch for 2011 is planned for Nov. 16, with the quarterly meetings scheduled through the first half of 2012. Everyone is invited to join the process; you do not have to a have attended an earlier lunch or other meeting to take part now. If you'd like to be added to the list to receive an email reminder of the next lunch, contact Sister Jean Rosemarynoski at email@example.com.
Nebraska native follows her heart home
August 12, 2011 by Sarah Jenkins
With a master's in business administration from the University of Nebraska at Kearney and five years experience as finance officer for her congregation, Sister Pat Eichner clearly has a head for business.
But her heart has always been in parish ministry.
Now her head and heart come together as she takes over as parish minister in Greeley, Neb., working with Father Don Buhrman.
For Sister Pat, it is also a return to her home diocese and a chance to be closer to her parents and siblings.
"When I started talking with (Sister) Marcia (Allen, president of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Concordia) about going back to parish ministry, I told her I wanted to go back to the Grand Island Diocese. My family is there, I grew up there."
And that was just fine with Father Buhrman, who has been pastor of Greeley, Spalding, Ericson and St. Libory for two years. For most of that time, Father Sid Bruggeman was there to lend a hand as associate pastor. But when he was reassigned earlier this summer as pastor of St. Libory and the veterans hospital in Grand Island, that left Father Buhrman alone in Spalding as the only full-time minister to the three remaining parishes. (A retired priest, Father Jim Murphy, does help with Sunday Mass in Ericson.)
"Having Sister Pat here as a religious presence is going to be huge," Father Buhrman said. "It means we'll be able to do so much more in terms of pastoral ministry and adult education.
"And with her background in finance, it ensures that we are responsible and accountable in our parishes," he added.
The 49-year-old Sister Pat is just as enthusiastic: "I get excited when I think about what I can do with the people there, the different programs we can introduce…
"Just being among the people again, that's so important to me," she added. "And, of course, it's being back in Nebraska."
Her parents Don and Mary still live in Sister Pat's hometown of Ogallala, as do her sister and brother-in-law, Terry and Calvin Hoover, and their two sons. Her brother Tim, wife Becky and their four daughters live in Scottsbluff.
Sister Pat was received into the Sisters of St. Joseph of Concordia in 1986 — coincidentally, both she and Father Buhrman celebrated their 25th jubilees this summer — and then she served as a youth minister in Salina from 1991 to 1993. For the next six years, she had the same duties in North Platte, Neb., and in 1999 became the pastoral minister in Gothenburg.
It was during those years that Sister Pat got to know Father Buhrman a bit. "I worked with him on a youth retreat, maybe 15 years ago," she recalled, "and we were in the same diocese, so our paths crossed."
In 2006 — as she was working toward her MBA — the congregation's Leadership Council asked her to come to Concordia to serve in the finance office.
Her five years here were a blessing, she said. "I've gotten to know the sisters here and to see the inner workings of the congregation from the perspective of the administration," she explained with a laugh. "That's an opportunity all the sisters living away (from Concordia) should have."
But, she concedes, her heart was always in Nebraska, and with the people in the parishes.
She also relishes being the first Sister of St. Joseph of Concordia working in these parishes. Until November 2009, when Sister Roberta Semper died, Dominican sisters had always served the parishes.
"Through me, the people there will get to know all of our community," Sister Pat said.
And she doesn't expect any hesitation from the parishioners.
"This is a very welcoming diocese; that's part of why I'm so excited about going back," she said. "It's a very comfortable diocese to work in; you're in partnership with the bishop and priests there, and I'll be home."


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