The Center is located in Bartlett, Illinois, housed at Immaculata Congregational Home. The Center is a sacred time and a sacred place. As Sister Ruth Baggech, founder of The Center, explains, "When we chose the name for this sacred place, we imagined how meaningful it would be to hear someone say, ‘I’m going to The Center.’ A simple statement, yet so profound!" The Center sponsors interdenominational programs that enhance personal spiritual life, in the form of retreats, workshops, seminars
and
personal conversations. It also provides a quiet atmosphere for personal
silence.
Sister Ruth Baggech
You are invited
to celebrate
on Oct. 4, 2006
For details contact:
Megon McDonough
At 7:00 PM that evening, there will be a performance by Megon McDonough, a "talent extraordinaire." If you were a folk fan in the 70s, you may well have seen Megon McDonough opening shows for such artists as John Denver, Harry Connick and Steve Martin. She performed in venues as varied as The Cellar Door to Carnegie Hall. She performed in numerous theater productions including her box office record-breaking Always ... Patsy Cline, for which she was nominated for the Joseph Jefferson Award. She has nine solo albums to her credit and several compilation albums. Megon McDonough is a dynamic motivational speaker, an accomplished comedic actress and a gifted singer/song writer and musician. Everyone is invited to Megon’s performance in honor of The Center’s 10th Anniversary.