NCCW | |
 United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) meeting - Pictures | |
| NCCW General Assembly 2008 Minutes | |
| Patty Johnson NCCW President | |
| Suzanne Erpenbach Province Director | |
| NCCW Leadership Training Development Team | |
| Sally Jackson President of Friends of NCCW for WUCWO. | |
NCCW President | |
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| National Council of Catholic Women | |
| NCCW Report | |
| Other Notes From Patty | |
| Message from Patty - 1 | |
| Message from Patty - 2 | |
| Message from Patty - 3 | |
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Province of Louisville National Council of Catholic Women Affiliated with the National Council of Catholic Women | |
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| National Council of Catholic Women June 2007 NCCW Board Meeting Report from your Province Director, | |
| Province Director Message | |
| NCCW Report to Board September 9, 2009 | |
| Board Meeting Notes | |
| Activities from Board Member Reports - January 2010 Board Meeting | |
| New Membership Campaign | |
As we all pray for our own bishop and priests, I thought we might also include the nine bishops of our province in our CCW prayers.
I was learned about an article that came from the Catholic News Service about a new website - Rosary for the Bishop. You can
check it out at http://rosaryforthebishop.org/ People can sign up, indicate a bishop(s) they wish to pray for and request reminders.
I had been wanting to introduce prayers for the bishops of our province as a caring gesture from the women of the CCW.
The bishops of our province include:
Most Reverend Joseph E. Kurtz, D.D., Archbishop of Louisville
Most Reverend Thomas Kelly, D.D., Retired Archbishop of Louisville
Most Reverend Roger J. Foys, D.D., Bishop of Covington
Most Reverend Richard F. Stika, D.D., Bishop of Knoxville
Most Reverend Ronald W. Gainer, D.D., M. Div., JCL, Bishop of Lexington
Most Reverend J. Terry Steib, S.V.D., D.D., Bishop of Memphis
Most Reverend David Choby, D.D., Bishop of Nashville
Most Reverend William F. Medley, D.D., Bishop of Owensboro
Most Reverend John J. McRaith, D.D., Retired Bishop of Owensboro
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NCCW Leadership Training Development Team | |
Suzanne Erpenbach, Member of NCCW LTD Committee | |
New NCCW Leadership Program Introduced Members asked and NCCW responded with the creation and introduction of a new Leadership Training Development (LTD) Program at the Columbus Convention. The new LTD program focuses emphasis on building strong foundations, leadership skills, membership and communication. Each program will be presented in a practical, down-to-Earth format for use in both Council and daily living. Instruction, exercises, scriptural references and discussions will be incorporated into each presentation. Jane Carter, KDCCW Vice-President, and Suzanne Erpenbach, KDCCW Past President, are members of the development team. Read the article in the new November/December 2007 Catholic Woman magazine and watch for other articles in future issues for more program details and dates. | |
Individual Membership in the National Council of Catholic Women Our National Organization is inviting all members to become more informed, more connected, and more educated in the ways we live out our mission as a national organization. HOW---by becoming an INDIVIDUAL MEMBER of NCCW. Your parish affiliate already belongs to the National Organization. Now you can belong as an individual as well! | |
| As an individual member you will receive----mailed to your door--- our bi-monthly magazine, Catholic Woman, the annual Legislative Update, the annual report on our Partnership
Programs with Catholic Relief Services, as well as registration materials for national meetings. For only $25 a year, you will be counted as a Catholic woman who stands in solidarity with
your Catholic sisters all over our country---and through our membership in WUCWO, around the world! You will read about our impact on women and children around the globe
through the Works of Peace and Reconciliation in articles written by Catholic Relief Services. You will deepen your personal spirituality through articles on Scripture, the Saints
and our Blessed Mother. Your individual membership also strengthens our National Organization by providing the membership base necessary to receive grants to continue
our good works and develop new programs to meet the changing needs of women and children in our communities, our nation and the world. Put your name on the list of
Catholic women who stand in solidarity with all your sisters in faith in action. | |
| Contact your affiliate president or visit www.nccw.org to sign up today. Join us! Be counted! | |
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Sally Jackson President of Friends of NCCW for WUCWO | |
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| WUCWO 2010 Day of Prayer | |
| WUCWO 2010 Convention in Jerusalem | |
| Friends of NCCW for WUCWO website | |
| Friends of NCCW for WUCWO Newsletter | |
The objectives of the Friends of NCCW for WUCWO are to educate all interested Catholic people regarding WUCWO and to provide opportunities to support the programs and projects of WUCWO, the WUCWO North American Region and the NCCW Representative to WUCWO. Please visit the WUCWO website at www.wucwo.org to learn more about how Catholic women around the world unite to help each other. During 2007, Pope Benedict XVI officially recognized the group. WUCWO President Karen Hurley is from NCCW and resides in Pennsylvania. | |
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