Welcome to
Sacred Heart School of Theology's
English as a Second Language Program

ESL PROGRAM
2008-2009

"We the congregation, in service to the mission."

WELCOME

We warmly welcome you to the Sacred Heart School of Theology’s ESL Program. The following is information which should be of help to you during your stay. If you need further assistance, please do not hesitate to ask Fr. Paul Grizzelle-Reid, S.C.J.; Ms. Ruth K. MacKechnie; Mr. Michael Krull, Mr. John Beaver, or Kiki Anderson . In addition, Mr. Mike Erato and the Sacred Heart School of Theology staff and members of the Monastery community are all happy to help you in any way that they can.

SACRED HEART MONASTERY INFORMATION

Address:

Sacred Heart Monastery
P.O. Box 566
7335 South Highway 100
Hales Corners, WI 53130-0566

Courtesy Guidelines:

• If a student is going to be away from the house overnight, it is necessary to sign out in a book at the main entrance of the school. Include information about where you are going and leave the name of a contact person and a phone number where you can be reached in case of an emergency.
• All doors should be locked at all times, including the community recreation room, the ESL classrooms, and your personal room.
• Upon arrival, please bring all your documents to Fr. Paul and have them photocopied and kept in a file folder. Passports, immigration papers, and emergency information should all be photocopied.
• Everyone will be given the Daily Office, prayer books, and an Ordo. Please make sure to return these things at the end of your stay at SHM/SHST.

Drivers:
 

The official house chauffeurs are Fr. Paul and Mike Erato. In case other house drivers are needed, Fr. Paul will designate other official house drivers. Please check with them if you need to go shopping or to visit friends in the area after classes.  Students without valid insurance may not drive in the state of Wisconsin.

Elevator:
 

There is an elevator near the north end of the building, near the SCJ common room. Please use your GM-50 key to use.

Exercise Equipment:
 

Bicycles are available for riding in the local area. It is mandatory to wear a helmet when riding. Please be sure to lock the bicycles whenever you leave them, whether you are in the house or in another public place. Two or more people should bike together. This is recommended for safety purposes. Also, please keep your USA identification with you at all times. Tennis, croquet, badminton, and soccer equipment are also available for your use.

Membership cards are available for those who wish to use a health club. Nine cards will be available for student use. Because of the large number of ESL students, there will be two departure times to use the gym facilities. The first departure will be at 5:00 a.m. and returning at 7:15 a.m. The second departure will be at 7:00 p.m. and returning at 9:00 p.m. If you go to the gym it is your responsibility to complete your homework assignments.

Fax and E-mail:
 

Our web address is www.poshesl.org in case of emergency, you can contact Fr. Paul at preid@shst.edu. We encourage you to use e-mail for correspondence with family or friends. Ruth can be reached at rmackechnie@shst.edu; her office phone number is 7391. Michael Krull can be reached at miketheyank@yahoo.com; his office phone number is 7389. John Beaver can be reached at juancarloscastor@yahoo.com; his office phone number is 7389. Kiki Anderson can be reacherd at lakiki13@yahoo.com. The fax number for SHM/SHST is (414) 529-6999. The fax number for Fr. Paul Grizzelle-Reid’s office is (414) 529-6988.

Fire Alarm:
 

Several times a year, the Fire Department rings the alarm system at the school. It is a requirement of the state to check the fire systems in the building. When you hear a loud alarm begin to ring, please leave the building immediately. You will be told when to re-enter the building.

Gym:
 

You are welcome to use the gym and the weight room in the basement of the gym.

Hygiene:
 

American hygiene is very different from many other cultures. Americans tend to be very fastidious about personal grooming. In order to be acceptable in the American culture, each student will be provided with personal hygiene items such as deodorant, shampoo, lip balm, hand lotion, body wash, a toothbrush, and toothpaste. Americans are very sensitive about body odor, and they shower daily. Because of the humidity and the heat during the summer in the Milwaukee area, it is not uncommon for residents to take two showers a day. At SHM/SHST, we live very close together, so it is necessary to be aware of this and to make sure that your clothes are always freshly washed and that you take showers and use deodorant daily. Americans also change their clothing every single day, including their socks, underwear, T-shirts, shirts, and pants. American toilet hygiene is also different from many other countries. In some cultures, people may stand on the toilet seat; but in the United States we sit on the toilet. It is also necessary to flush and to always wash your hands after using the toilet.

It is highly recommended to brush your teeth twice a day and to chew mint gum to reduce bad breath. It is not acceptable to brush your teeth in a public bathroom. It is important to wash your hands after using the toilet. Most recently in the United States, it is less acceptable to smoke cigarettes, cigars, or to chew tobacco. Bad breath is also considered offensive in the American culture.

Identification:
 

Students will be issued identification cards for SHM/SHST. Please keep these cards with you at all times because they include important telephone numbers for the school.

Laundry:
 

Washers and dryers are available for student use in the basement. If you would like fresh towels, washcloths, or sheets at midweek, put your dirty items down the laundry bins located on all the floors; and you can collect clean items in the laundry area. There will be a demonstration during the first week of school on how to do your laundry. Please do NOT use the laundry facilities located next to the SCJ Recreation Room. There is not enough space in that area to accommodate all the ESL students.

Library:
 

Students are welcome to use the Dehon Library facilities. When checking out books, please sign your full name on the card next to the book due date. Every book must be returned on time. Reference materials and periodicals are for library use only, so please do not take them from the library. Library hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on weekdays. At other times, your GM-50 key will unlock the door. You are welcome to use the facilities but please lock the door when you leave. There will be a visit to the library during the first week of school.

The library also has computers with internet access available for your use. Please use the library computers for your e-mail and personal use. Do NOT use the ESL self-access lab computers.

The President-Rector, Fr. Jan de Jang, SCJ had instructed Mr. Tom Weis, the Self-Access Computer Specialist, to give each of you an SHST e-mail address.

Mail:
 

Outgoing mail may be deposited in the mail box in the SHM/SHST main lobby beside the mail room. It is picked up at 9:30 a.m. and at 11:00 a.m. Monday through Friday. 

The cost for mailing a foreign letter to any country in the world (one sheet of paper and one envelope) is 84 cents and 70 cents for a post card. A letter sent to Canada and Mexico is 63 cents and 50 cents for a post card. A first class letter sent within the United States is 39 cents. Postcards sent within the United States are 24 cents. Students should check with house drivers if they need to go to the post office.

Medical Needs:
 

If you need to visit a doctor or a dentist, please contact Fr. Paul. Your appointment will be scheduled for Monday through Friday after 3:00 p.m. Wisconsin has experienced a very rainy and wet spring season. Because of the rain, there probably be an abundance of mosquitoes this summer. Please keep the window screens closed to avoid infestation of the mosquitoes.

Photocopies:
 

There are two photocopy machines available for use: one is located in the mailroom, the other is located downstairs in the print office.

Rooms and Room Keys:
 

When you arrive at SHM/SHST, you will be issued three keys. One key will be to enter your room, another key (GM-50) is to enter the building, and the other key (2X) is to enter the ESL classrooms. Please return all the keys to Fr. Paul when you depart at the end of the program. All rooms are private and include linen and in-room sinks. Showers are available on each floor.

It is important that the window in your room be closed when you are not in the room if there is any chance of rain. Summer storms can occur quite suddenly and can cause damage to furniture and to your personal items. When you leave the room for a long period, PLEASE CLOSE AND LOCK YOUR WINDOW.

Sacred Heart Shrine/Monastery Gardens and the SCJ Mausoleum:
 

In an effort to make the grounds of SHM/SHST a more reflective space, the monastery, in collaboration with the Province Development Office, has enhanced the Shrine and Mausoleum areas and created a wild flower garden with walking paths near the Sacred Heart statue. You are invited to visit these areas and to enjoy their beauty.

Sacred Heart Gift Shop:
 

The gift shop is located in the Development Office. The shop hours are Monday-Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and on Friday 7:00a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Smoking:
 

Smoking is not allowed inside SHM/SHST. If you must smoke, please do it outside the building.

Social Behavior/Sexual Scandal:
 

American culture may seem different from your own personal culture. Within the last five years, sexually inappropriate behavior has surfaced in the Church. Inappropriate behavior is always unacceptable and will not be tolerated at SHM/SHST.

• Please be aware that sexual remarks and/or personal touching are all considered unacceptable behavior.

Other inappropriate behavior in the United States includes:

• Students should not take photographs at funerals.
• Any type of racial prejudice is not tolerated in the United States. Racial jokes, jokes about gender and/or sexual orientation are unacceptable behavior.
• There are cultural norms relating to use of restroom facilities in the United States that are sometimes different from what one experiences in certain other countries. For example, in the U.S., it is illegal for a person to urinate outdoors, even in a secluded area. The individual may face serious criminal charges including indecent exposure for urinating in public places, such as along the roadways or in parks or recreation areas. It is recommended that you plan ahead on needed restroom stops. The U.S. has an abundance of public restroom facilities that should resolve this problem.
• Shouting at others, swearing, and taking the Lord’s name in vain are all considered unacceptable behavior.   Whistling at a woman or whistling in the house is offensive.
• Female guests are not allowed on the third or fourth floors of the building. In case they want to visit, they may walk up the back stairs (fourth floor) to the recreation room.
• Wearing of hats / caps in the building is considered rude and inappropriate behavior.
• ESL students should not spend the night at the home of others without informing the Director of the program. Due to the laws of litigation in the United States, one may be sued if accused of inappropriate behavior.

Swimming / Boating / Fishing:
 

There will be opportunities provided for those who like to swim, fish, or go boating. If you plan to share in any of these sports, please do so in a group or in pairs. The state of Wisconsin requires you to use a life preserver while in a boat. If you plan to fish, the state also requires you to have a fishing license. Please see Fr. Paul for help to obtain these items.

Telephone Calls:
 

In an effort to keep telephone costs to a minimum, ESL students will not be allowed to make unnecessary calls. However, pre-paid telephone cards to call outside the United States will be available for purchase from Fr. Paul’s office. If you need to make an emergency call, please contact Fr. Paul; Fr. Paul will help in any and every emergency. The best times to call overseas are before 7:00 a.m. or after 11:00 p.m. It is much cheaper if you can communicate with your family via e-mail.

Telephone Voice Mail:
 

• To record your name:
  • Upon your initial arrival at SHST, you should record a voicemail announcement on your phone in order to receive telephone messages when you are not in your room.
  • From your room, dial 6960 and follow the instructions. An example message could be the following: “Hello, this is (your name). I am not available right now. Please leave a message after the tone. Thank you.”
   

• To get your message:
  • From inside the building…dial 6960 followed by your room number and the #. (In your room you do not have to dial the extension number, you only have to press #).
  • Dial the password, which is 13579, followed by #.
  • To log in, press 2 to get messages. The system will then tell you if you have any messages.
  • To listen to a message, press 0.
  • Press *3 to delete the message and then hang-up.
   

• To make outside calls:
  • For a local call, dial 9 and then the number.
  • For a long distance credit call on AT&T lines, dial 9-1-800-225-5288.
  • For a call inside SHST, dial 0 for the receptionist or check the SHST phone listing in your room.

Trash Disposal:
 

Students will be provided with plastic bags for garbage. When the bags are full, please tie them at the top and take them to the large bin in the basement near the elevator.

Work Schedule / Community:
 

Everyone will be asked to help with community work around the monastery. During the summer, we need help with cleaning the sacristy, the recreation room, the laundry, and the TV rooms. Students will be given a schedule to help SHM/SHST maintain these areas. Please remember to lock doors after being in these rooms.

Classrooms:
 

It is essential that the ESL classrooms are locked at night. The last person who leaves the room must turn off the lights and the air conditioning/heating, close the windows, and lock the doors. In addition, two students will be assigned “key duty” each week to ensure compliance.

Building Art Works:
 

Fr. A. Angelico Koller’s Stained Glass Windows: Hanging prominently at SHM/SHST are stained glass windows designed by “Doc” Koller. The windows in the main lobby and in the dining room are from the Sacred Heart Chapel in Great Barrington, Mass. These windows were based on the Litany of the Sacred Heart; but unfortunately, nine of the original windows are missing. The windows located in the classroom area, and in the hallway leading to the dining room, originally decorated the side altars at The Divine Heart Seminary in Donaldson, Indiana.

 

G.E. Mullan (Artist): Mr. Mullan’s work is displayed prominently throughout SHM/SHST. Born and raised in Texas, Mullan has a special appreciation for the land and the peoples of the American Southwest. This is obvious in much of his work which reflects a wide knowledge and a deep appreciation of the native cultures of the Americas.

 

Mullan’s imagery often has a religious aspect. It incorporates the collaboration between the historical icons and mosaics of the Santos figures of Mexico and the Southwest and the illuminated icons and mosaics of Western Europe with their Byzantine style. Six original paintings: Christ in the New Millenium; The Good Shepherd; and Noli Me Tangere; Leo John Dehon; The Sacred Heart and Matthias Forhman grace the newly decorated lobby. Mr. Mullan lives with his wife Celina in San Antonio, Texas where he maintains his studio.

Community Information:

Spiritual Direction/Reconciliation:
 

If you need spiritual direction or to go to reconciliation, Fr. Paul will assist you in finding someone.

Finance:
 

Each SCJ student will be given a stipend every month. Use the stipend carefully and plan your expenditures accordingly. The money is to be used for personal items such as movies, entertainment, hygiene, haircuts and field trips. You will be asked to pay a small amount for the field trips. Please do not lend or borrow money from each other.

Community Gatherings:
 

• The SCJ community will gather every weekday morning, Monday through Friday at 7:30 a.m., for morning prayers and at 7:45-8:15 a.m. for Mass and 8:45 for housekeeping. Adoration is at 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. All ESL students are expected to attend.
• The SCJ community will gather every Monday, Tuesday dan Thursday evenings at 7:00 p.m. On these evenings, ESL students will take part in community “ethnic nights” where they will cook foods from their native countries. We will eat dinner at 5:00 p.m. on Tuesdays in the ESL recreation room.
• Once a month we will celebrate the birthdays of students.

Religious Activities:
 

There will be daily readers for the liturgy, adoration, and morning prayers. A schedule will be prepared for all readers for the months of July, August, and September. Information on the sacristy, wine, hosts, water, linens, books, keys, vestments, albs, etc. will be provided by Fr. Paul. All religious services will be held in the IHM Chapel, located in the basement. In the fall semester, the ESL students will take part in the seminary religious program on Wednesdays and Fridays. There will be practice sessions for the daily readings during the ESL pronunciation classes.

ESL Program

Academic Guidelines

Attendance:
 

Students are expected to attend classes every day. You are expected to be in the classroom, in your seat, on time, when the class begins at 9:00 am daily. If you are unable to attend because of an illness, please inform the ESL Program Director, Fr. Paul, and/or the Academic Coordinator, as soon as possible. All students ARE REQUIRED to take part in the Thursday cultural field trip activities and ARE REQUIRED to use the Self-Access facilities from 2:00 to 3:00 Monday through Wednesday.

Computer Regulations:
 

• Students are forbidden to access any pornographic sites. It is SHST policy and is punishable by expulsion. It is also a U.S. governmental policy; and if pornography is downloaded, it could lead to arrest and imprisonment.
• There are to be no downloaded items from the internet.
• Computers in the ESL Self-Access Center, and in the SHST library, have special equipment installed on them to prevent any items from being saved. If you wish to save your work, you must use the floppy disk that you are given when you enter the program or a USB memory stick.
• Do NOT uninstall the anti-virus on the computers.
• Personal email use is also forbidden on the ESL computers. Students may use the computers in the SHST library area or see Fr. Paul who has a computer for e-mailing purposes.
• Only ESL students are allowed to use the computers and Self-Access Facilities.
• CDs, DVDs, and cassette tapes cannot be taken from the ESL Self-Access Lab unless they have been signed out.
• Copying CDs must be approved by the teachers.
• ESL computer equipment is not to be tampered with or removed from the Lab.
• Students are required to make a deposit of $15.00 to buy the ESL headphones and USB Flashdrives. 

Class Expectations:
 

• The SHST ESL program requires all students to show interest in their classes, to actively participate, to support one another, and to work to the best of their abilities.
• Students must speak English only when in class and also OUTSIDE of class. This is especially important at lunch time and in the evenings. At the meals you will be expected to sit with someone who does not speak your language. SHST is an English-speaking environment, and students are expected to respect that.
• Students are expected to use the support-staff help, especially for work with their liturgical readings in the afternoons.
• Students are expected to do all their homework on time and to type all assignments.
• Plagiarism is considered unacceptable. You must do your own work, and you must not copy verbatim from other authors.
• Students are expected to be on time for all classes.

Fieldtrips:
 

ESL fieldtrips are part of the program, and students are expected to participate. Students will be charged a small monetary contribution for each fieldtrip which will be collected by Fr. Paul a day before the event. If a student chooses not to go on a field trip, and the tickets have been paid for in advance, the student will be held responsible for the price of the activity.

Homework:
 

Students are required to do about four hours of work every day after classes. Homework is an important part of the course and must be completed, and done on the computer, and submitted, on time.

Self-Access:
 

Students are expected to spend at least four hours per week working on course-related activities in the Self-Access area. A textbook will be provided, and students are expected to use it. There will be staff available to help at this time.

Journal:
 

Students are expected to write nightly for thirty minutes, in English, in a language journal. The journal will be turned in to their grammar teachers every Friday.

Support Personnel - Telephone Numbers:
 

• Fr. Paul Grizzelle-Reid, SCJ, ESL Program Director: 7205;
• Ruth MacKechnie, ESL Academic Coordinator: 7391;
• Michael Krull, Instructor: 7389
• John Beaver, Instructor: 7389
• Kiki Anderson, Instructor: 7389
• ESL Classroom phone number is 7241

In case of an emergency when the ESL Director is not available:

Please call: Mike Erato, 262-501-1488 or extension 7430.

Medical Records:

Each of you will be provided an envelope to keep medical prescriptions, important records, i.e. allergies, or any other medical information that pertains to your personal needs. This envelope is to be taped onto the inside door of your medicine cabinet. The information you provide will help us in any medical emergencies that may occur while you are here.

SCJs in residence at Sacred Heart Monastery:

Fr. Paul Grizzelle-Reid, and Fr. Jan de Jang.

Note: Students who need to change their airline tickets for any reason will be held responsible for the penalty payments charged by the airlines.  

Cultural Summer Program

2008 Summer Fieldtrip Schedule

 
Week 1 – FIRST WEEK OF SUMMER PROGRAM

Monday June 30          No School

Tuesday July 1              Program begins:  introductions, testing, levels assigned

Wed. July 2                   Introductions & assigned levels: meet SHST staff & volunteers / Books / Syllabi / Schedule / Homework / Journals / Lab / Library / first homework assigned

Thursday July 3           SHST holiday

& Friday July 4             SHST holiday  

                                    Renaissance Faire 10 am – 7 pm (July 5-Sept 1)

Week 2 

Monday July 7               First day of regular classes/schedule

Tuesday July 8              SCJ ethnic night: Finnish

Thursday July 10            Tour Basilica of St. Josephat

                                    Juno Park picnic lunch

                                    1:00 Miller Brewery Tour

                                   Bastille Days

Week 3

Wednesday July 16        SCJ ethnic night: Jamaican

Thursday July 17            Art Museum

                                    Lakefront picnic

                                    Lakefront sporting activities

                                    Alterra for refreshments

                                    SCJ ethnic night: Jamaican again!                                                                               Festa Italiana

Week 4

Tuesday July 22             SCJ ethnic night: Colombian

Thursday July 24           Zoo Readings

                                    Zoo Picnic Lunch

Friday July 25                ESL Regular classes

German Fest

Week 5

Tuesday July 29             SCJ ethnic night: Brazilian

Thursday July 31            Milwaukee Museum & IMAX

3:00-4:00 (board at 2:30) Iroquois boat tour

Refreshments in 3^rd Ward

 State Fair / African World Festival

Week 6

Tuesday Aug 5              SCJ ethnic night: Mexican

Wednesday Aug 6         Final ESL summer classes

Thursday Aug 7             9:00 Baseball songs / History of Milwaukee’s leagues & Miller Park 

11:00 Learn baseball rules (Bob)

1:00 Play baseball

Friday Aug 8                  MPT test & Writing exam / Oral exams

State Fair / Arab World Festival

Week 7 – LAST WEEK OF SUMMER PROGRAM

Monday Aug 11             11:00 Tailgating & Baseball game

Tuesday Aug12              1:00-2:00 Work on Poster Boards & Power Points /Finish oral exams

SCJ ethnic night: African

Wednesday Aug 13        ESL Conference - poster boards / power-point presentations

Thursday Aug 14            ESL Conference - power-point presentations

Friday Aug 15                Summer Program Graduation / Barb speaks about Culture Fair

Irish Fest

Week 8 – ESL SUMMER PROGRAM BREAK

(ESL students have an opportunity to travel at this time.)

Monday August 18       Rector’s Day

Tuesday – Friday         No ESL classes

[Possible visits to Chicago / Cedarburg & apple farm / Historic Greendale & bowling / Mayfair Mall & movie / Greendale & Milwaukee “Kitsch” Tour / Trimborn Farm / Wisconsin Dells / Turner Hall & rock-climbing]

                                    New seminarians arrive

Mexican Festival

Week 1 – SHST FALL SEMESTER ESL PROGRAM BEGINS

Monday Aug 25             SHST classes begin & ESL Program begins:  introductions / testing of new students / levels assigned

Tuesday Aug 26             Introductions for new students to SHST staff & volunteers / NEW Books / Syllabi / Schedule / Homework / Journals / Lab / Library /

SCJ ethnic night: Indonesian

Wednesday Aug 27        9:00-10:00 Seminarian Formation

                                    Office hour with ESL teachers

11:00 SHST opening school liturgy

Thursday Aug 28            Reading on Wisconsin Indian tribes & pioneers

                                    Visit to Old World Wisconsin

Friday Aug 31                Regular ESL classes

Labor Day Fest

Week 2

Monday Sept 1             Labor Day – no SHST classes

Tuesday Sept 2             No ESL classes / preparation for Culture Fair

SCJ ethnic night:

Wednesday Sept 3        9:00 Begin table preparation

11:30 Close door to lunchroom

                                    12:00-1:30 Culture Fair

Thursday Sept 4            Regular ESL classes

Native American Festival

(Last one)

Week 3

Tuesday Sept 9             SCJ ethnic night

Wednesday Sept 10       SHST Day of Recollection / No ESL classes

Thursday Sept 11           Readings on Harley Davidson / Milwaukee custard

                                    Harley Davidson factory tour

Boerner Botanical Gardens & lake / picnic

                                    Kopps for refreshments

Week 4

Tuesday Sept 16            Discuss the SCJ presence in South Dakota & Lakota / Dakota tribes

Thursday Sept 18 – Sunday Sept 21    Visit SCJ Mission in Chamberlain / John

Milwaukee Historical Unit for remaining students w/ Mike & Kiki

Week 5 / 6 

Regular SHST schedule 

Thursday Sept 25           Bowling

Week 7

Thursday Oct 9              11:30 Good bye & thank you to Kiki

Friday Oct 10               SHST mid-term break / No ESL classes

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• Monday October 2nd
• ESL Fall Program Begins 

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• Monday, October 3rd- First day of ESL Fall Program
• Friday, December 9th - Last day of ESL Fall Program
• Tuesday, January 17th - First day of ESL Spring Program
• Friday, May 5th - Last day of ESL classes

Summer Program Schedule 2008 - 2009

MONDAY	TUESDAY	WEDNESDAY	THURSDAY	FRIDAY
					Room
8:45-9:00	8:45-9:00	8:45-9:00	8:45-9:00	8:45-9:00
Housekeeping	Housekeeping	Housekeeping	Housekeeping	Housekeeping	6
9:00 - 10:00	9:00 - 10:00	9:00 - 10:00		9:00 - 10:00
Beg. Grammar	Beg. Grammar	Beg. Grammar	F	Beg. Grammar	7
Int. Grammar	Int. Grammar	Int. Grammar	I	Int. Grammar	6
Adv. Grammar	Adv. Grammar	Adv. Grammar	E	Adv. Grammar	5
			L
10:10-11:00	10:10-11:00	10:10-11:00	D	10:10-11:00
Beg. Reading & Vocab.	Beg. Reading & Vocab.	Beg. Reading & Vocab.		Beg. Reading & Vocab.	7
Int.Reading & Vocab.	Int. Reading & Vocab.	Int. Reading & Vocab.	T	Int. Reading & Vocab.	6
Adv. Reading & Vocab.	Adv. Reading & Vocab.	Adv. Reading & Vocab.	R	Adv. Reading & Vocab.	5
			I
11:10-12:00	11:10-12:00	11:10-12:00	P	11:10-12:00
Beg. Culture & CMU	Beg. Culture & CMU	Beg. Culture & CMU	S	Beg. Culture &CMU	7
Int. Culture and CMU	Int. Culture and CMU	Int. Culture and CMU		Int. Culture & CMU	6
Adv. Culture & CMU	Adv. Culture & CMU	Adv. Culture & CMU	F	Adv. Culture & CMU	5
			I
12:00-12:50 Lunch	12:00-12:50 Lunch	12:00-12:50 Lunch	E	12:00-12:50 Lunch
			L	F
1:00-2:00	1:00-2:00	1:00-2:00	D	R
Int. Pron. & Liturgical Readings	Int.Pron. & Liturgical Readings	Int. Pron. & Liturgical Readings		E	7
Adv. Pron & Liturgical Readings	Adv. Pron & Liturgical Readings	Adv. Pron & Liturgical Readings	T	E	6
			R
2:10-3:00	2:10-3:00	2:10-3:00	I
Mandatory Self Access / Ts’ meet	Mandatory Self Access	Mandatory Self Access	P s

SCJ Special Events
August 4th	11:30 a.m. Entrance to Novitiate; 4:00 p.m. Jubilee Celebration
August 5th	10:30 a.m. 1st Vows
August 12th	10:30 a.m. Deaconate Ordination
August 16th	St.Joseph’s School Powwow (depart Sept 13, return Sept 17)
August 21st	Bishop Potocnak’s Visit to Sacred Heart

SUMMER 2006 LIST

Agostini Fernandes, Leonardo (Brazil) Rio de Janiero

Basso, Vilsom (Brazil) SCJ

Bendowski, Szymon (Poland) SCJ

Castaneda Rojas, Juan Carlos (Colombia/SCJ Pre-candidate)

Charum Monzon, Juan Carlos (Colombia/SCJ Pre-candidate)

Krzysciak, Jan (Poland) SCJ

Likunde Mokololia, Lambert (Congo) SCJ

Litanda Lofo, Adolphe (Congo) SCJ

Londono Gallego, Hugo Armando (Colombia/SCJ Pre-candidate)

Marcato, Domenico (Italy) SCJ

Matti, Onorio (Mozambique/Italy) SCJ

Meurer, Gilson (Brazil) Florianopolis

Mordalski, Jerzy (Poland) SCJ

Mukuna Nkongolo, Joseph (Congo) SCJ

Mwakakonyole, Peter Adolph, Br. O.S.B. (Tanzania) St Benedict’s Abbey

Nef Ulloa, Boris (Chile) (Sao Paulo, Brazil)

Orozco Cardona, Luis Fernando (Colombia/SCJ Pre-candidate)

Penagos Duque, Juan Carlos (Colombia/SCJ Pre-candidate)

Pham, Tri Cao (Vietnam/SCJ Pre-candidate)

Rotasperti, Sergio (Italy) SCJ

Schwirkowski, Anisio (Brazil) General Curia

Smal, Adrianus (Netherlands) SCJ (Germany)

Torres Santibanez, Jorge (Chile) SCJ

Valdez Mendez, Jesus Salvador (Mexico) Archdiocese of Milwaukee

Vathappallil, Thomas MCBS (India) Archdiocese of Milwaukee

Warsito, Aegidius (Indonesia) SCJ

Widarto, Tri Priyo (Indonesia) SCJ

Wua Waleng, Yohanes (Indonesia) SCJ

Last day of Summer ESL program is September 30, 2006

Lastly, the SHST ESL Program would like to welcome you once more to our community and to our ESL program. It is a pleasure to have you here with us, and we look forward to working with you during your stay. We hope that you enjoy your experience, really improve your English, and learn a lot here during your visit with us. Good luck, have fun, and please work hard!

 

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Priests of the Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart School of Theology
P.O. Box 429
Hales Corners, WI 53130-0429
 
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