BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//http://www.aveherald.com//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.10.23// METHOD:PUBLISH X-WR-CALNAME:JCal Pro Calendar X-WR-CALDESC:Your online events calendar X-WR-TIMEZONE:UTC BEGIN:VEVENT UID:-1 DTSTAMP:20260609T235340Z DESCRIPTION:The Queen Mary Pub and Grille now offers a special cook-out eve ry Sunday at 11 a.m.\, following the 10 a.m. BBQ and family fare are the o rder of the day -- ribs\, chicken\, burgers\, corn-on-the-cob\, to name ju st a few.Fun for the whole family. DTSTART:20110918T000000Z SUMMARY:Cook Out at the Queen Mary Pub END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6700b799abbb7539b99e2d6e7bca7627http://aveherald.com/administrator DTSTAMP:20260609T235340Z DESCRIPTION:Michael Novak has written books on history\, philosophy\, theol ogy\, politics -- even a book on sports which Sports Illustrated magazine listed in 2002 as one of its top 100 sports books of all time.\n \nBut Mr. Novak has also been constantly writing poetry for the last 60 years\, and has just published a collection of verse\, All Nature is a Sacramental Fi re.\nHe'll be reading from that book\, and talking about it\, Sunday night \, Sept. 18\, at 8 p.m. at The Queen Mary Pub in the Ave Maria town center .\nIt's not often that we can be privy to a public person's private though ts and feelings.\,"\; writes AMU Literature Professor Joseph Pearce af ter reading the book. "\;This privilege is granted anyone who peruses this intensely personal collection of Michael Novak's verse."\;\nCopie s of the book also will be available.\nAdmission to the event is free\, an d all are welcome.\nA flyer with more details is available here (http://av eherald.com/images/stories/michael_novak_talk_sept_18_2011_pdf.pdf). DTSTART:20110919T000000Z SUMMARY:Michael Novak Book Reading and Discussion END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:c7e9c4a04b7002eb324e02f215406ccbhttp://aveherald.com/administrator-32 DTSTAMP:20260609T235340Z DESCRIPTION:All are invited to the Ave Maria Community Rosary each Monday e vening at 7 p.m. in the Oratory.This rosary began in late January and will continue each Monday evening as another opportunity  to ask for the grace s obtained through the rosary for our community\, the university and stude nts in Ave Maria.\n  DTSTART:20110919T000000Z SUMMARY:Community Rosary in the Oratory END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:330c8f5750e08ea6efff3f5e26e06788http://aveherald.com/administrator DTSTAMP:20260609T235340Z DESCRIPTION:Don Feder\, a former syndicated columnist for the Boston Herald and President of Jews Against Anti-Christian Defamation\, will deliver a guest lecture open to the public Tuesday night\, Sept. 20\, at 7 p.m. in t he Academic Building room 1014.\nThe lecture is titled: "\;DEMOGRAPHIC WINTER: An Apocalyptic Movie in the Making"\;\n\nMr. Feder was invite d to speak at Amu by Dr. Michael Pakaluk and the Philosophy Department DTSTART:20110920T000000Z SUMMARY:Lecture - Don Feder END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:1e0d823e461467c8aefdd5f7447eb4a1http://aveherald.com/administrator-2 DTSTAMP:20260609T235340Z DESCRIPTION:The Ave Herald is relaying notice of this weekly session at the Queen Mary Pub exactly as received...As many of you know\, somewhat abrup tly the eminent Prof. Pakastein\, of North-northwest Central Siberian Univ ersity\, but a resident scholar at AMU\, was called away near the end of t he spring semester and consequently was unable to continue meeting with us \, for our discussions of Ex Corde Ecclesiae.   Some of us knew even then the seriousness of his business\, namely\, that certain authorities and up per-mid-level bureaucrats had sought to consult with him relative to a sud denly become important project\, called "\;Framework for a Consolidati on of the Groundwork of the Ultimate Foundations for Basic Reasons constit uting the Only Possible Source of Moral Principles and Natural Law."\;   This was a project in the arcane discipline of meta-meta-meta-physics\, originally started more than two centuries ago by disciples of that Prussi an genius\, Immanuel Kant\, but necessarily abandoned by them after severa l generations of researches and subsequently left completely unattended.   Given the explosive nature of that inquiry\, the authorities were fearful that a project such as that needed to be "\;defused"\;\, much as one deals with an armament left over from the war or an unexploded ordinan ce.  It was not prudent to allow it to remain apparently inert in fields o f philosophical thought.  Prof. Pakastein accordingly was called in to han dle the situation\, as only he\, through his deep researches\, would be ab le to carry out the required series of transcendental abductions necessary for rendering the entire inquiry pointless-- we mean "\;harmless" \;.  Last we had heard\, however\, his work was stymied\, as he had become caught between diverging categorical and hypothetical imperatives\, which (poor man) sprang up suddenly and overwhelmed him.  Yet we have complete confidence in his ultimate success.\nDear Prof. Pakastein has sent us nume rous communications from his state of\, as it were\, philosophical suspens ion\, pleading with us to continue the seminar he had started in his absen ce.  Feeling as if orphaned\, we are not so bold as to continue meeting un der his name.  However\, we do wish to announce the formation of a new gro up\, not uninspired by the example of that singular man of science and sch olarship: COMMUNIO MAGISTRORUM\, Queen Mary Pub\, Thursdays\, 7-8 pm\nProf s. Pakaluk and Waldstein wish call this new group Communio Magistrorum\, & quot\;community of scholars"\;\, as that phrase has been the gloss sup plied by Popes since the 13th c on the phrase Universitas magistrorum\, us ed to describe a university.  In good 13th century fashion\, we propose to meet at a Publick House\, where drinks may complement the inherent conviv iality of such a gathering\, viz. The Queen Mary\, on Thursdays at 7pm\, c onvening around any free tables outside.  The meeting will last no more th an an hour\, until 8 pm\, although as regards participants continuing the discussion until a later hour if they wish -- nihil prohibet.  (Yes\, Lati n will be the secret language of the group.  Shhhh!) Our first topics: 1.  What is a university?  How does it differ from a college?  and 2.  What i s implied by Ex Corde's teaching that a university is constituted by the f aculty together with their students? For background reading we wish to rec ommend\, as supplying helpful perspective and an objective point of view f rom someone who has no axe to grind\, the entry\, "\;University"\; \, in Johnson's Cyclopedia\, available from google books here.  However\, it is not necessary to do this background reading in order to attend. Plea se feel free to spread the word.  Also\, as always\, if you do not wish to be included on the mailing list for this group\, please let us know.  THE LAST VERIFIED PHOTO OF PROF. PAKASTEIN (in Siberia)  DTSTART:20110922T000000Z SUMMARY:Informal Discussion 'Communio Magistrorum' with Profs. Pakaluk and Waldstein END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:78f45e7c902b5b931871bb36b67e7e99http://aveherald.com/administrator DTSTAMP:20260609T235340Z DESCRIPTION:The Donahue Academy Shamrocks face the powerful offense of Cant erbury School of Ft. Myers in a six-man football game Saturday\, Sept. 24\ , at 7 p.m. at North Park.\nCanterbury has scored 124 points in its last t wo games\, beating Golden Rule Academy 60-6 and losing 77-64 to Cape Coral Christian.\nAll are welcome at the game. DTSTART:20110924T000000Z SUMMARY:Donahue Academy Football vs Canterbury END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR