Program Calendar 2008
Spindle
A symbol of the transforming power of Jesus Christ in our lives. It represents conversion and is at the same time an instrument of change.
Statement
We believe there is a unrealized potential for growth within every human being. Growth is a process into deeper awareness of self and one's relationship with God, others and all creation.
Our SPIRITUALITY CENTRE provides a place and opportunity for reflection on the Word of God and our life experience. Retreats, prayer, meditation, spiritual direction and topical presentations invite us into this process of growth.
Vision
Vision statement of the 2005 General Chapter of the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Martha of P.E.I.
Grounded in the
spirituality of St. Martha
and Reverencing God in all creation,
we, the Sisters of St. Martha
of Prince Edward Island,
dare to risk being prophetic.
Rekindled in our charism,
we strive to embrace
diversity among
us as we extend hospitality
toward all creation.
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A COME AWAY DAY - WITH MEDITATION and LEISURE
Jesus often invited his disciples to 'come away to a quiet place' to be refreshed. This day of rest and silence offers you the opportunity to become more aware of God's Spirit within you and around you. For
those who wish, there will be a time for meditation practice and/or spiritual guidance.
Date: Tuesdays begins January 15, (9:00 am - 3:00 pm)
Fee: Dinner $10.00 or brown bag lunch and donation
WEEKLY CHRISTIAN MEDITATION
Weekly groups meet to encourage individuals in their daily meditation practice. Sessions consist of listening to a 15 minute reflective talk by John Main, OSB, followed by 25 minutes of silent meditation. If your desire is to live each day experiencing inner peace and quiet, Christian Meditation is one type of prayer that may help. All denominationa are welcome.
Date: Tuesdays begin January 8, 9:05 - 9:50 a.m.
Repeated: 7:15 - 8:00 p.m.
Facilitators: Centre Staff
Fee: Donation
DREAM WORKSHOP
In Bilical times, the people experienced the guidance of God through dreams. (See Genesis 28:10-22 and matthew 2:19-23). Today also, dream symbols and images can throw light on events that occur in our lives. If dreams are paid attention to they can give us direction for living. This workshop has two goals: to give input on dreams and to help participants work with their dreams.
Date: Time: 5 Mondays, begins Jan. 14, 7:00 pm- 8:30 pm.
Facilitator: Sr. E. Gallant
Fee: $5.00
MOVING FROM GRIEF TO NEW LIFE
In this workshop we will explore: reactions to the experience of loss, the necessary phases of grief, obstacles that may hinder the healing process, what enables us to go on, and life beyond thoughts and emotions of grief that give meaning to our lives.
Facilitator: M. Aylward
Dates: Jan. 31 & Feb. 1, 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm, Feb. 2, 9:30 am - 4:00 pm
Fee: $ 35.00 Special offer - NEW!
JOURNAL WRITING FOR SELF-UNDERSTANDING
This workshop teaches a method of writing that leads to self-understanding. It will help you understand yourself and your lived experience, make greater sense of your life, so as to be happier with yourself, and come to believe more in yourself and in what you can do.
Date: January 23,26,30 and Feb. 2 (4 evenings), Repeated: March 4,11, 18, 25
Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Facilitators: Myrna Aylward, csm
Fee: $60.00 (pre-registration required)
AWAKENING TO NEW POSSIBLILTIES FOR GROWTH
Is your life just drifting by? This workshop encourages you to take a look at your life today, your dreams and hopes, your freedom to be yourself, and what may be holding you back from living freely and happily. This will help you grow to understand yourself in a new and more positive way while increasing your self awareness and self confidence.
Facilitator: Sr. M. Aylward
Dates: begins Feb. 7, 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Fee: $15.00 per session.
SCRIPTURE COURSE: Salvation History
Spend some time studying Salvation History as seen through the eyes of significant men and women in the Old Testament. We will begin with our ancestors Abraham and Sarah, and move through the patriarchs and prophets to the time of Jesus.
Facilitator: Sr. E. Gallant.
Dates: 6 Thurs. begins Feb. 7, 10-11:30 am OR 7 pm
Fee: $5.00 per session.
MOVIE NIGHT: Into Great Silence
This movie invites us to sit quietly for a couple of hours. It may even challenge us to think about taking some time out for silence in your busy lives. The silence captured by this documentary -a meditative look at a monastery in the French Alps, may be the most eloquent silence you will ever hear.
Dates: Fri. Feb. 15, 6:30 pm -9:00 pm
Fee: $5.00
February
BECOMING THE PERSON YOU ARE MEANT TO BE
This workshop is an experience of self-discovery and development that explores in depth the question: Who AM I? We look at the self-image and its impact on life; the influence of the environment; the being-that deep core of the human person; your freedom, intellect and will from the aspect of living your life well; your body, and the role and place of the deep conscience in decision-making. Also covered are the attitudes required for progress and what fosters balance in a growth process.
Facilitator: Sr. M. Aylward
Dates: 1). Tues. eve. begins Feb. 5, 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
2). Tues. & Thurs. begins April 8, 9:30 am -11:30 pm
3). Two Weekends, April 4 - 6, 18 - 20, Saint John, NB
Fee: PRH sliding Scale of Fees
LENTEN RETREAT-GOD’S HEALING PRESENCE
A silent directed retreat to help us explore the Spirit’s call to love us in our brokenness.This Lenten journey may help us experience, with Jesus, our own daily dying and rising.
Facilitators:TBA
Date:Feb. 15 - 17
Fee:$90.00
FINDING MY PLACE IN GROUPS
This workshops help you look at your experiences in groups with a view to understanding and living yourself and your group life better today.
Facilitator: Sr. M. Aylward
Dates: Wed. Feb. 13-March 12 , 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Fee: PRH sliding Scale of Fees
PLANET EARTH
From the creators of Blue Planet: Seas of Life come this four epic series celebrating the Earth as never before. It captures rare action, impossible locations and intimate moments with our planet’s best-loved, wildest and most elusive creatures. Planet Earth reveals places, sights and sounds never before captured on film. This film will be followed by a time of discussion.
Dates: Fridays, Feb. 22, 29, March 7, 14, 7pm-8:30 pm
Fee: $5.00 per night.
WHAT IS THE MEANING OF MY LIFE?
Our lives are meant to have meaning, yet often so much seems meaningless. What gives meaning to your life? You will come to better understand yourself and your life from the perspective of its meaning and find a greater sense of happiness in your life today.
Facilitator: Sr. M. Aylward
Dates: Mon. eve. Feb. 25, March 10, 17,
Fri. eve. Feb. 29, March 14, Sat. March 1 & 15 (days)
Time: Eve. - 7:00 - 9:30 pm and days - 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
Fee: PRH sliding Scale of Fees
March
THE LABYRINTH WALK
The labyrinth is a sacred prayer path that renews the human spirit and leads us to peace and well being. It offers an opportunity to take time out of our busy lives leaving schedules and stress behind. The labyrinth will be available for walking during Lent. Everyone is welcome. Introductory sessions will be held on Monday evenings only - 6:00 pm - 6:30 pm followed by the walk.
Contact: Sr. E. Gallant..
Dates: March 3-19, 9:30 am-11:30 am & 2 pm-4 pm
NURSES WAY OF THE CROSS
Historically, the work of nursing the sick has been considered a vocation or a calling, and is strengthened when prayer is included as a significant component of nursing ministry. During the course of their profession nurses may experience their own distinct way of the cross as they encounter and embrace their patients sufferings. Join us in this moving and prayerful experience.
Facilitator: Sr. R. MacDonald and Sr. M. Cahill
Dates: March 5, 7:00 pm
IMPROVING MY RELATIONSHIPS
We all live in relationships. However, most of us experience difficulties in relating at work, at home, and/or in the community. Do we ever ask ourselves WHY? The goal of this workshop is to help us understand relationships and ourselves in relationship so we can live more peacefully within ourselves and with others.
Facilitator: Sr. M. Aylward
Dates: Four Wed. begins March 19, 7 pm - 9 pm
Fee: $60.00
DECISION MAKING
Do you make healthy choices as opposed to just following others? Every day we make decisions regarding relationships and life choices for our future. Each decision we make impacts our life and that of those around us. This workshop introduces you to an excellent tool for decision making that you can use on your own.
Facilitator: Sr. M. Aylward
Dates: (1). Fri/Sat. March 7&8, 7-9pm & 9am - 4pm
(2). Tues. begins May 13, 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Fee: $60.00
MEN’S RETREAT -
DEEPENING OUR DAILY JOURNEY WITH GOD
You are invited to join us for a day of reflecting on the deeper meaning found in the Holy Scriptures.
The day will be structured to allow for short presentations, quiet reflection times and group sharing.
Facilitators: G. Michaud and others
Date: Mar 15, 9:00 am- 4:00 pm
Fee; $15.00 with brown bag lunch
EASTER TRIDUUM/PASCHAL MYSTERY
Spend some time during this Holy week preparing to celebrate the Easter Triduum by deepening your understanding of this great mystery.
Facilitator: Sr. E. Gallant
Dates: March 17-19, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Fee: Donation for the Upper Room
THE HEALING POWER OF ANGER
Our patterns around anger and resentment are hard to change. It takes a power stronger than relaxation or techniques of the mind to change these patterns. It takes the healing power of Anger - that is the healing power of the Heart. This workshop will give you some missing ingredients to understand anger in yourself and others. You will explore body - mind tools and techniques to transform your anger so that you can live more often with a sense of harmony, appreciation and compassion.
Presenter: Joan McDonald, RSW, Fee: $20.00
Date: Sat, March 29 Time: 9:30 am-3:30 pm
MOVIE NIGHT AT THE MOUNT:
"An Inconvenient Truth"
The director of this film eloquently weaves the science of global warming with Al Gore's personal history and lifelong commitment to reversing the effects of global climate change."An Inconvenient Truth" makes the compelling case that global warming is real, human-made and its effects will be cataclysmic if we do not act now. The film ends with suggesting many things the ordinary person can do to help reverse climate change.There will be an opportunity for discussion following the film.
Date:Fri.., Mar. 28,7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Fee: $5.00
ECUMENICAL GROUP: Reflecting on the Life of Jesus
This group looks at Jesus in the Gospels: Jesus’ call, how Jesus moved, changed, walked towards and away from people and events as the Spirit moved Him. Jesus saw it all in terms of the “Father’s Business”. Together we will discover their significance for us and our “Business” about God’s reign NOW.
Facilitators: Rev. G. Hopkirk, L. Michaud, Sr. M. Cahill, and Sr. B. Steele
Dates: Mon., March 31 - Apr. 28, 7 pm - 9 pm
Fee: $5.00 per session.
LEADING MY LIFE - Over two weekends
How you lead your life has an important impact on your sense of wellbeing and your happiness. It doesn’t just happen. You are either in charge of your life or you are not, but you can do something about it.
Facilitator: Sr. M. Aylward
Dates: March 28 and April 11, 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
March 29/30 and April 12/13, 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
Fee: PRH sliding Scale of Fees
AN ECUMENICAL RETREAT - “Naming God”
An ecumenical gathering of women and men, sharing space in silence and conversation, seeking deeper understanding that will lead to unity and Christian communities.
Dates: April 10, 17, 24 Time: 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm Fee: $20.00 Registration is due before April 1.
THE CHILD’S NATURAL GOODNESS AND POTENTIAL -Parent, Educator and Child-Care Worker
Children come into this world with a bundle of potentials. Potentials for goodness and personality traits; for action, talents, aptitudes and areas of expertise. The role of parent/educator is to help the child discover their goodness and potentials; and to develop them to their full capacity. Through this positive workshop you will be introduce to a way of doing this well
Facilitator: Sr. M. Aylward
Dates: Wed. April 30, 9:30 -11:30 am OR 7- 9:pm
Fee: $15.00
May
LIVING WELL WITH CANCER
A day of prayer and reflection for adults diagnosed with cancer, other illnesses or any life altering change. This prayer time will strengthen you in your journey of dealing with these changes, will deepen your inner peace and help you maintain a courageous attitude.
Facilitator: B. Stewart
Dates: May 3, 9:00 am -3:00 pm
Fee: $10.00
For further information on the Centre, Programs or Services offered,
please call or write:
Mount St. Mary's
PO Box 1147
Charlottetown, PE CIA 7M8
902-892-6585
Sister Bernice Steele, csm email: bsteele@peimarthas.ca
Sister Edna Gallant, csm email: egallant@peimarthas.ca
Sister Kathlee!l Bolger, csm email: kbolger@peimarthas.ca
Sister Marie Cahill, csm emaiI: jmcahill@peimarthas.ca
Sister Myrna Aylward, csm email: myrna@transforming-self.com
The Centre is open to people of all denominations as well as those who are not committed to any church. All programs are open to both men and women unless otherwise indicated.
This site was last revised on Thursday, March 20, 2008
January
MY DEEP BELIEFS AND THEIR IMPACT ON MY GROWTH
We believe many things about ourselves. Some are positive and some are negative. These have a great impact on how we see ourselves and on how we live our lives. What do you believe about yourself that helps you to move forward or prevents you from moving forward in your growth? Prerequisite: Who Am I?
Date: Every three-four weeks, begins Wed. Jan. 7
Time: 7:00 pm- 9:00 pm.
Facilitators: Sr. Myrna Aylward
Fee: PRH Sliding Scale of Fees
INFORMATION MEETING - PRH EDUCATION
What is PRH, what does it offer for personal and spiritual growth, and how can it help you become a happier you. Date: (1) Jan. 8, (2) Jan. 29, 7:00 pm- 9:00 pm
Facilitator: Sr. Myrna Aylward Free!
COMPANIONS IN PRAYER
Christians who are prepared and feel called to accompany others in prayer would benefit for participation in this program.
Date: Monthly on Sat. begins jan. 19, 9:30 am-3:30 pm
Facilitator:Centre Team & others. Contact: Sr. Edna G.
SPIRITUAL MEDITATION
This form of meditation involves a way of focusing your life and energies on the Spirit within you. Our time together incluces listening to a 15 minute reglective talk followed by 25 minutes of silent pryaer and questions/discussion.
Date: Time: Mon., begins Jan. 14, 7:00 pm- 7:45 pm.
Facilitator: Sr. K. Bolger, Fee: Donation
Place: Murphy Community Centre, Rm. 312, 200 Richmond St. Ch'town, PE
LEARNING TO LOVE MYSELF
Are you longing to feel better about who you are? Do you compare yourself to others and wish you were someone else? This positive workshop looks at your own gifts and goodness. It can help you to value and appreciate the person you are.
Facilitator: Sr. M. Aylward
Date: Tues. Jan. 30, 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Fee: $15.00
SPIRITUALITY in DAILY LIFE
This group of persons started meeting in 2007. They will continue to deepen their spiritual jouyrney while meditating on the sacred scriptures and deepening their community support by sharing their faith journeys in small groups.
Date: Weds. (2nd & 4th), Jan. 9- May 21, 7:00 pm- 9:00 pm
Facilitators: G. Michaud, A. Reid, J. Beagan, Sr. K. Bolger
Fee: $50.00
April
LOVING AND BEING LOVED
Two very basic human needs are the need to love and to be loved. This workshop will help you to deepen your understanding of these basic needs in order to live them better.You will discover the conditions for the harmonious growth and development of your affective life. You will also increase your understanding of others and their needs.
Facilitator: Sr. M. Aylward
Dates: Tues. & Thurs. April 1-May 1, 7:00 pm-9:30 pm
Fee: PRH sliding Scale of Fees
ACROSS INTERFAITH BOUNDRIES
You are invited to an evening of exploring our commonality found in the Jewish, Muslim and Christian Traditions.A panel representing these three religions will enhance our understanding of prayer.
Facilitator: Dr. David Morrison
Date: Thurs. April 3, 7:00 - 9:00 pm
Fee: $5.00 or donation
Thurs., April 10, (same theme and time) The panel will consist of presenters from the Buddhist Sheik and Hindu traditions.
CHRISTIAN MEDITATION WITH YOGA RETREAT
Are you looking for the link between Christian Meditation and Yoga?. Christian Meditation will help you experience and integrate teachings from this ancient form of prayer and give you a new appreciation for the role of the body in prayer.This weekend will include the physical postures of Yoga as well as meditation.
Date: Fri. April 11, 7:00 pm - Sun. noon
Place: Belcourt Centre, South Rustico
Fee: $180.00
COPING WITH STRESS
We all live with stress in our lives. How do we cope with stress? How can we learn to cope better on a daily basis?
Facilitator: Sr. M. Aylward
Dates: Wed. April 16, 9:30 am OR 7:00 pm
Fee: $20.00
THE CHILD’S BASIC NEEDS - Parent/Educator and Child-Care Worker
Tapping into the heart of your wisdom as parent. The child has basic needs that ask to be filled. What
are they? Why are these needs so important?
Facilitator: Sr. M. Aylward
Dates: Mon. April 14, 9:30 am -11:30 am
OR 7:00 pm - 9 :00pm Fee: $15.00
NURTURING SELF
Gain a better understand of what it means to nurture yourself and the benefits to you and to
others, while you discover ways to nurture yourself..
Facilitator: Sr. M. Aylward
Dates: (1). March 14/15 (Fri. 7-9pm) & (Sat. 9am-3pm)
(2). June 13/14 (Fri. 7-9pm) & (Sat. 9am-3pm)
(3). July 11 (9:30am - 4:00pm)
Fee: $35.00
EARTH SONG IS OUR SONG: Sing and Celebrate it
Come and spend this workshop day remembering and celebrating the song of God’s love that sings through you and all of creation. The day will include input, space for silent reflection, time for sharing and music. Now more than ever we are called to remember our common origin story and recognize the Sacredness which connects us all!
Presenter: Cathy Sherman, csj (composer)
Dates: Sat. April 19, 9:30 am -3:00 pm
Sun. April 20 Concert 2 pm - 4 pm
Fee: $10.00 for each day or $20.00 for both
MYERS BRIGGS
The Myers Briggs Type Indicator is an instrument that helps individuals and groups to better understand their preferences regarding how they are energized, how theydecisions, and how they organize themselves. The workshop will help participants understandtheir own preferences and those of others so that communication andare enhanced and.
Facilitators: Gerry Hopkirk
Dates: May 17, 9 am - 4 pm.
Fee: $ 30.00
PARENTING WISDOM - Parent, Educator and Child-Care Worker
This workshop helps you to identify your own objectives as parent/educator and become familiar with the process of educating children according to your conscious objectives. It will introduce you to the source of inner wisdom within yourself and foster effective communicate which will help your child decipher his/her real needs… thus experiencing more satisfaction and happiness.
Facilitator: Sr. M. Aylward Fee: $15.00
Dates: Wed. April 23, 9:30 am -11:30 am OR 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
CHRISTIAN MEDITATION RETREAT
As we prepare for summerus take an evening to give thanks for our practiceChristian Meditation.Our time together will consist of prayer, reflection and sharing.
Date: Tues.June 17, 7:00 - 9:00 pm
Fee: $5.00 or donation
June
INFORMATION BLITZ - PRH EDUCATION AND SERVICES
Watch for details in May.
Facilitator: Sr. M. Aylward
Dates: Wed. June 4, 9:30-11:30 am OR Thurs. June 5, 7:00 -9:00 pm
FREEING LIFE IN ME
At the deepest core of ourselves is an abundance of life.This creative expression workshop helps you to get in touch with your deep life and with what prevents it from living fully. Learn and have fun at the same time.
Facilitator: Sr. M. Aylward
Dates: May 26 - 30, 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
Fee: PRH sliding Scale of Fees
Spirituality Centre Staff and Workshop Facilitator
Bernice Steele, CSM, is the present Director of the Spirituality Centre. She has a Master of Arts in Ministry and Spirituality from Regis College, Toronto, ON. For several years she was the Pastoral/Spiritual Care Coordinator at QEH and taught Clinical Pastoral Education. As a trainee in her fifth year of a five-year certification program in Bioenergetics, Sr. Bernice is doing therapy with clients under supervision.
Kathleen Bolger, CSM has a Master of Pastoral Studies from Loyola University, Chicago, and a Master of Education from Queen's University, Kingston, ON. She has received Certification in the Enneagram Process, is an accredited spiritual director and has certificates in Adult Facilitation Skills. Presently she is coordinator of Christian Meditation for the Atlantic Provinces.
Marie Cahill, CSM, R.N., received her nursing education at the Charlottetown Hospital School of Nursing, a B.Sc.N from Ottawa University and a certificate in Theological Studies from Regis School of Theology, Toronto, ON. She is a qualified spiritual director and a certified trainer in the focusing process.
Edna Gallant, CSM has a Master of Christian Spirituality from Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska, and a Master of Religious Education from Loyola University, New Orleans, Louisiana. She is a trained spiritual director and has experience in retreat work. She works as an adult catechetical teacher.
Myrna Aylward, CSM is licensed as a PRH (Personality and Human Relations) Counselor and Educator since 1999. She is a member of PRH Edmonton, Alberta and PRH-International, France. Presently, she works full time in counseling and personal growth education in the Maritime provinces, and as a member of the PRH Edmonton Formation Team. In addition, Sr. Myrna has training in Alternative Dispute and Conflict Resolution from the Mediation Centre of Southeastern Ontario in Kingston, ON.
Joan Beagan and her husband have a family of five, as well as ten grandchildren and great grandchild. In 1993 Joan retired from the Diocesan Pastoral Center after 20 years of faithful service. She is a long time member of the Island Directors of Ignatian Exercises (IDIE) and is a qualified director of Ignatian Spirituality. She is a team member of Living Our Faith.
Leah and Gilles Michaud have been educated in the Ignatian method of spiritual guidance. As members of the Atlantic Association of Spiritual Exercises (AASEA) for the past 28 years, they have participated and assisted in formation programs for individual and communal spiritual direction. They served for 5 years at the International Secretariat of the Christian Life Community in Rome, Italy.
Aline Reid has a B.A. From UPEI and taught in primary and secondary schools for many years. She is an Associate of the Sisters of St. Martha. She is involved in Ignatian spirituality programs, a member of the Island Directors of Ignatian Exercises and has facilitated the RCIA process. She is involved in caring ministries with the elderly. She is a team member for Living Our Faith.
Dr. Rosemary MacDonald, CSM a registered nurse with a Doctor of Ministry in health care ethics has worked for a number of years in long-term care. Currently she teaches at the UPEI School of Nursing and practices as a health care ethics consultant.
Gail Hopkirk is an ordained minister in the United Church of Canada. She has a M. Div. from Emmanuel College, University of. Gail ministered in several pastoral charges in Ontario, New Brunswick and PEI.She is a certified supervisor for interns.
Gerry Hopkirk, Ph.D.,an educational leaderhasasschool principal, superintendent, professor, dean of education, coordinator of graduate studies and organizational consultant.is an activeof the United Church of Canada and has served as General Secretary ofDivision of Mission.
Dr. David Morrison is an Anglican priest. Presently,is the chaplain at the PEI Cancer Treatment Center. For many years David taught in the Religious Studies Department at UPEI.He has worked with the United Nations and the World Council of Churches. David has a special interest in ethics, human rights and interfaith dialogue. David is truly a world traveler.He has taught in England and has worked with the government of China.
Joan McDonald is a registered social worker and has had a private counselling for several years. Joan has taught at Holland College and has presented many workshops across PEIthe government sector toand health care workers. As a trainee in her fifth year of a five-year certification program in Bioenergetics Analysis, Joan is doing therapy with clients under supervision.
Bernadine Stewart is a registered nurse and a Certified Life Skills Coach.Bernadine has taught life skills and Bio-spirituality Through Focusing at the centre over the years.
Mary Makush is a retired school teacher. She is experienced in providingspiritual direction and leading groups in Ignatian Spirituality.Mary has been a teacher and facilitator of the Ignatian Prayer Companions program. She was a member of the directed retreat team in Montreal prior to coming to PEI.
Austina Garnhum taught school in St. John, NB for nearly thirty years. He is a certified spiritual director. Austina is a lay pastoral associate and ministers in St. Malachy’s parish, Kinkora where she is also involved in the RCIA program. She was part of the team that studied supervision for the Prayer Companion program.
SPIRITUALITY AND AGING
The essence of each person is spirit. As we age, how do we integrate this element into our lives? This
presentation provides an opportunity for learning from each other as we explore ways to nourish the aging spirit in an effort to understand the true meanting and purpose of life.
Facilitator: Dr. R. MacDonald, csm and Sr. B. Steele
Dates: April 29, 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Fee: $10.00
