At the Redemptorists: PHASE II
At the Redemptorists: PHASE II |
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WORK HISTORY |
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POSITION
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Postulant, then Novice
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LEFT BECAUSE
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Expelled on 03-13-2001 for publishing “The Enneagram and Catholic Personalism” in the April, 2001 issue of Homiletic and Pastoral Review (Ignatius Press). You may now read this article at http://www.catholic.net/rcc/Periodicals/Homiletic/2001-04/TOC.html . Your applicant continued work with the staff of Fort Lupton Tri-Parish Administration / St. William Catholic Church long enough to complete the last projects on which he had been working: financial control systems and supporting Information Technology systems for the management of the construction of a new parish church and the related pledge and budget campaigns.
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SUPERVISORS |
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07-27-2000 to 03-13-2001 |
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01-01-1998 to 07-26-2000 |
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The stated mission of the Redemptorists is to serve the most abandoned poor. Your applicant won the highest possible recommendation of the Director of Postulants.
Tutor: mathematics, physics, business, computer science, philosophy and Catholic studies. Youth counselor at St. Alphonsus Liguori (The Rock) Church (St. Louis, MO). Chaplain at St. Mary's Hospital (Clayton, MO). Continued consultancy with the Redemptorists and a number of other non-profits. Consultant with Life Directions, Incorporated (Chicago, IL). |
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Your applicant entered St. John Neumann House (St. Louis, MO) of the Redemptorist Fathers, with a view to becoming a Catholic priest. Two and half years of study were required at Saint Louis University as part of the academic and spiritual formation program. During this time, your applicant successfully completed all of the undergraduate level training required by the United States Catholic Conference/National Council of Catholic Bishops.