All invited to attend a conference by Elvira Parravicini on Monday\, Nov 12 at 4 p.m. in the AMU academic building\, room 1026. Elvira is a specialist in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine and assistant professor of Clinical Pediatrics at Columbia University. She co-founded the first Neon atal Hospice Care Program at her Hospital in NY\, and she will be speaking about her work there. This event is free and open to the public.
DTSTART:20121112T000000Z SUMMARY:Presentation - Elvira Parravicini END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20121112T190000UTC-006e52@http://aveherald.com/ DTSTAMP:20260609T114909Z DESCRIPTION:The War of the Vendée will be shown at 7 p.m. Monday\, Nov.
12\, in the lecture hall of the AMU academic building\, with an introducti
on and Q&A afterward with the director\, Jim Morlino. The event is free\,
and open to all.
The film chronicles the forgotten but inspirin
g story of the brave Catholic men and women who resisted the religious per
secution of the French Revolution. Professionally produced by Navis Pictur
es and featuring young\, talented actors ages 4-18\, this film deals with
the timeless themes of humility\, self-sacrifice\, courage\, faith\, perse
verance\, and love.
Navis Pictures is a small\, independent fil
m production company based in Dan-bury\, CT. Founded in 2009 by Jim Morlin
o\, its primary purpose is to produce beautiful\, inspiring\, and entertai
ning films with a Catholic worldview that can be enjoyed by the entire fam
ily. It also hopes to inspire the next generation of young Catholic artist
s.