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THE
PEOPLE OF MANRESA
Jesuits
& Retreat Staff, Support
Staff, Board
Associates
Fr.
Timothy Babcock is a priest of the Archdiocese of Detroit
who serves as an adjunct member of the Manresa Retreat Team.
He attended U. of D. Jesuit High School, Sacred Heart Major
Seminary, Detroit and St. John Provincial Seminary, Plymouth.
He was ordained a priest in 1968, and holds a B.A. from Sacred
Heart Major Seminary, an M.A. from University of Detroit,
and a MDiv. from St. John Provincial Seminary. Fr. Babcock
served as Pastor of St. Eugene Parish, Detroit; St. Mary Parish,
Royal Oak; St. Andrew Parish, Rochester; and St. Mary Parish,
Monroe. He currently serves as Chaplain for the Felician Sisters
of Livonia, Michigan and a part-time member of the Clergy
Life and Ministry Office for the Archdiocese. He also assists
as a part-time Judge of the Metropolitan Tribunal for the
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Fr.
Carl A. Bonk, SJ, is a native Detroiter who grew up
on the far west side of the city. He entered the Jesuits in
1960, has done ministry in high schools, retreat houses, and
is currently pastor of Saints Peter and Paul (Jesuit) Church
on East Jefferson in downtown Detroit. He is an avid baseball
fan, and he loves iconography and travel to the American West.
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Fr.
Norm Dickson, SJ, was born in Detroit, grew up in St.
Martin parish on the east side, and entered the Jesuits (1954)
after graduating from U of D High School. He studied theology
and was ordained in Frankfurt, Germany. He taught at St. Ignatius
High School in Cleveland (1961-1964) and at Walsh Jesuit High
School in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio(1968-1982), and worked as a
missionary in Sudan and Kenya.(1982 and 1992), as Jesuit vocation
director for Michigan and Ohio (1992 to 1997), and as pastor
of Gesu Church in Detroit (1997-2006). He now serves as sacramental
minister for some Detroit parishes and beginning in 2007 will
be the Treasurer of the Detroit Jesuit Province. |
Fr.
David Haschka, SJ, a Jesuit priest, is currently the
Secretary for Pastoral Ministry for the United States Jesuit
Conference. He was ordained in 1975. One of Fr. Haschka's
first assignments was as Associate Pastor for Gesu Parish
in Milwaukee where he continued from 1975-1978. Fr. Haschka,
in his service in the Society of Jesus, has worn many hats,
including being the Director of Campus Ministry at the Marquette
University and later becoming the Vice President for Religious
Affairs. From 1987-1991, Fr. Haschka was the Provincial Assistant
for Pastoral Ministry for the Wisconsin Province. |
Mary
McKeon, originally from Quincy, IL, is a 1969 graduate
of Marquette University in Milwaukee, WI. She taught school
in the inner city there and then moved to Washington, D.C.,
where she worked for the United States Senate. Mary and her
husband of 27 years, David, have one daughter, Catherine.
Mary has spent over 20 years as a family caregiver as well
as school, parish, and community volunteer. She served on
the staff at Holy Name Church in Birmingham, and worked in
adult and religious education, youth ministry, sacrament preparation,
and the training of Eucharistic ministers. Mary is a commissioned
intern of Manresa's Ignatian Spirituality Program and a trained
spiritual director. She facilitates prayer, scripture, and
faith-sharing groups, and helps with our day and weekend retreats.
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