Copy of Our Chaplains

2022 Chaplains
& Seminars

Our Catholic Seminars are held on Thursday and Friday

afternoons from 12:45 p.m. to 1:45 p.m.

in the Methodist House Chapel

14 Pratt Avenue on the Brick Walk between Waugh and Bowman Avenues

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We invite distinguished priests to serve our Catholic Community during each week of the Chautauqua Season. Our 2023 priest chaplains and the dates and titles of their seminars will be announced in April 2023. We are grateful to the 2022 priests who provided the programs described below.

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Week 1: June 25 - July 2

Father Paul Morrissey, OSA

Priest In Residence

St. Augustine Parish, Philadelphia, PA

CCC Seminar: Thursday, June 30 at 12:45 PM

“The Gift of Forgiveness"

Father Mark Nowak

Pastor: St. Anthony of Padua Church, Cambridge Springs, PA, and St. Bernadette, Sagetown, PA. / Chaplain:

State Correctional Institution, Cambridge Springs, PA

CCC Seminar: Friday, July 1 at 12:45 PM

"Deepening One's Awareness of God's Presence:

The Value of Spiritual Direction."

Week 2: July 2 - July 9

Father Tony Rigoli, OMI

Pastor: Our Lady of Guadalupe and ST Jude, New Orleans, LA

CCC Seminar: Thursday, July 7 at 12:45 PM

“Finding Peace in the Midst of Chaos"

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Father Raymond Guiao, SJ

President and Chief Mission Officer

St. Ignatius High School, Cleveland, Ohio

CCC Seminar: Friday, July 8 at 12:45 PM

"If Today You Hear God's Voice, Harden Not Your Hearts: Tuning in to the Voice of God."

Week 3: July 9 - July 16

Father Christopher Welch

Pastor: St. Cecilia in Fonda NY, Sacred Heart in Tribes Hill NY.

CCC Seminar: Thursday, July 14 at 12:45 PM

“Friends in High Places”

Father James Daprile

Retired Pastor, Diocese of Youngstown, OH.

CCC Seminar: Friday, July 15 at 12:45 PM

“Hyper Disciples!"

Week 4: July 16 - July 23

Father Ray Kemp

Special Assistant to the President,

Georgetown University Washington DC

CCC Seminar: Thursday, July 21 at 12:45 PM

“Keeping it Real with the kids in their twenties who haven't been to church lately.” Or “Could the unchurched save the church?” Or “For Crying Out Loud! The kids who we don't count.”