Strategic
Plan Steering Committee Members
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Rev.
Peter J. Etzel, S.J.
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Dave
Goelzer
dave.goelzer@mixcom.com
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Michele
Goldstein
michele.goldstein@marquette.edu
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Mike
Heimbach
michael.heimbach@marquette.edu
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Margi
Horner
margi.horner@marquette.edu
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Steve
Johnstone
sjohnstone@bluehorseinc.com
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Diane
Knight, Chair
dianeknight@earthlink.net
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Mary
Levar
mary@levar.org
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Trip
Mooney
emooney@rwbaird.com
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Shelly
Raymond
michele.raymond@marquette.org
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Pat
Schwanz
jpat2765@wi.rr.com
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Alice
Stollenwerk
jastollie@yahoo.com
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We
Are Prophets of a Future Not Our Own
It
helps now and then to step back and take a long view.
We
accomplish in our lifetime only a tiny fraction of the
magnificent enterprise that is God's work. Nothing we
do is complete . . . which is another way of saying that
the Kingdom always lies beyond us.
No
statement says all that can be said. No prayer fully expresses
our faith.
No confession brings perfection. No set of goals and objectives
includes everything.
This
is what we are about:
We plant seeds that one day will grow.
We water seeds already planted, knowing that they hold
future promise.
We
lay foundations that will need further development.
We provide yeast that produces effects beyond our capabilities.
We
cannot do everything, and there is a sense of liberation
in realizing that.
This enables us to do something, and to do it very well.
It may be incomplete, but is a beginning, a step along
the way, an opportunity for God's grace to enter and do
the rest.
We
may never see the end results, but that is the difference
between the master builder and the worker. We are workers,
not master builders, ministers, not messiahs. We are prophets
of a future not our own. Amen
- Archbishop Oscar Romero
Gesu Strategic
Plan
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