Native American Flute - The Power to Soothe & Heal

October 21, Sunday, Noon - 4:30pm Powerful Icons of Peace and Nonviolence: Oscar Romero and the 4 church women who were murdered in 1980. Oscar Romero and Lay missionary Jean Donovan, Maryknoll Sisters Ita Ford and Maura Clark, and Ursuline Sister Dorothy Kazel will be highlighted in this session of People of Peace. Not too much has been spoken about these women. Their work of peace was abruptly and violently stopped when they were abducted, raped and murdered by government forces, on December 2, 1980. Their witness to faith continues to be honored by the Church. Salvadorans continue to celebrate the lives of the four church women almost as much as they do the life of Oscar Romero. Lunch in the Casa dining room followed by a presentation about these extraordinary people of peace. Presenters: Mauro Pando and Dr. Albert Celoza

"Don't let people pull you into their STORM. Pull them into your PEACE." - Maya Angelou In this journaling session, we will examine ways in which you can be in the midst of noise, turmoil, and/or troubles and still be able to heal and find the calm in your heart. If you have already taken the introductory workshop, "The Joy of Journaling" you will find this class an advanced program on journaling with a specific focus on finding peace and calm in your life. Note: Bring your favorite pen and a blank journal or notebook. March 3, Saturday, 9am - Noon followed by lunch www.thecasa.org to register or call: 480-948-7460.

Join us at the North end of the Peace Bridge on Memorial Drive to walk for peace in downtown Calgary. We will be listening to peace songs, sharing peace rocks with a 100 plus walkers. Kids, dogs, and wheelchair friendly event!