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Thursday, August 31, 2000 N©itite©§ The Southern Cross, Page 11 Friday Dinner Sung Evening Prayer Psalms and Liturgy Compline Saturday Coffee Morning Prayer Music in the Liturgy of the Word Break Music in the Liturgy of the Eucharist In celebration of the Jubilee Year 2000 and the 150th Anniversary of the Diocese of Savannah, St, Anne Church presents this special program on Music and Liturgy. ■ Reservations are necessary, ■ Registration forms available at all parishes, m Workshop tee of $10 includes dinner on Friday evening. » Please register before September 15th, ■ Hotel information is available from the St, Anne Church office. ' ' ■ ■ ....... Rcgtsu.ui-.il ami 1 c< ^ nU.A,,ul ’TfTraghth annual Savannah Symphony BcjiclitXlonccrt for SchopT^vTTf be-pfcwented on Wednesday, September 27 at BenedictrrnrMilitary School, Savannah The pre-concert courtyard reception/auction begins at 4:30 p.m. and the doors open at 7:30 p.m. For ticket information, -sffX call the Catholic Schools Office at 912-238-2344. Sister Mary James McDonald, CSJ, dies Savannah Bishop J. Kevin Boland and Little Rock Bishop Andrew J. McDonald present the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice award to Sister Mary James McDonald, CSJ, seated at left, on June 15, 1999 in Saint Louis, Missouri. ister Mary James McDonald, CSJ, died August 22 at the Na zareth Living Center, Saint Louis, Missouri. She was 83. Theresa McDonald was bom on September 24, 1916, in Savannah. She entered Sisters of Saint Joseph on September 7, 1934, and made her final profession on August 15, 1940. She was graduated from Fontbonne College, Saint Louis, Missouri, in 1951 with a B.A. in education. She received her M.A. in education from the Catholic University of America, Washington, DC, in 1956. During her 64 years as a Sister of Saint Joseph, Sister Mary James served as a school teacher, admini strator and counselor. Among the schools in which she served were: Sacred Heart, Savannah (1937), Mount Saint Joseph, Augusta (1943), and Aquinas High, Augusta (1958, 1979, 1991). She was granted the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice award by Pope John Paul II in 1999. Sister Mary James McDonald is survived by three sisters and one brother: Sister Mary Aurelia Mc Donald of Saint Louis, Missouri, Eleanor Amett of Jacksonville, Flo rida, Ann Jordan of Southampton, New York and Bishop Emeritus Andrew J. McDonald of Little Rock, Arkansas. Advertising in The Southern Cross is easy and pays off. Call 912-238-2320. > Ambrose Agency, Inc. Rental property for truck lines and/or container operators 5 Minutes from port (912) 754-4353 MAYCREST HARDWARE CENTER Shop at Maycrest and Save! Great Selection, Low Prices! 1609 Montgomery Cross Road Savannah, GA (912) 354-2045 When death strikes, you know friends who understand can see you through. You know we’re always here to help you through those times of mourning. Please call on us any time—day or night. Poteet FUNERAL HOMES In your time of mourning...we care 529 Greene Street 3465 Peach Orchard Road 3686 Wheeler Road (706) 722-7744 (706) 798-8886 (706) 860-0009 Augusta