October 20th

7:45am to 2:00pm

Come to clean up the banks of our continent's longest river!  Participants will be shuttled up the Missouri River on boats and dropped off to pick up trash.   

Cost is $7, which includes transportation, lunch, t-shirt, water bottle and work gloves.

Sign up in Campus Ministry or contact Bill.

To learn more, talk with Bill.   

Applications available in Campus Ministry. 

All who contributed to the success of

Family and Alumni Weekend! 

SAB for all of your hard work in providing great programming!  

All who generously donated blood at last Thursday's blood drive! 

This week's aspect of Catholic Social Teaching - as articulated by NETWORK, a Catholic lobbying organization - is  

Given the dignity of each person, it follows that participation in decisions that affect us is a basic human right. This, in turn, suggests subsidiarity as a basic rule of social organization: decisions should be made as close as possible to the level of individual initiative in communities and institutions. Families, local community groups, local governments and small businesses should be fostered and their input considered. Larger government structures have an important role to play, but that role only occurs when greater social coordination, regulation and efficiency are necessary for the common good. Indeed, the principle of subsidiarity - from the same Latin root ("subsidium") that gives us "subsidy" - requires larger government structures to support, promote and develop those forms of social organization that are closer to the level of individual initiative.

Think about it, pray about it, talk about it, register (deadlines below) and then VOTE!

• Missouri: October 10
• Kansas: October 16
• Nebraska: October 19