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PAGE 34 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 British author, missionary, human rights acâ€" tivist and medical) doctor, Sheila Cassidy, will give the 1986 Devlin Lecture at the St. Jerome‘s Centre for Catholic Experience in Waterloo on Fri., Mar. 7 at 7: 30 p.m. Entitled The World is Wild, this free public lecture takes place in C. L. Siegfried Hall at the University of St. Jerome‘s College. Format for the evening includes Cassidy‘s lecture followed by a coffee break and question period. Drawing heavily on her own diverse experiences, Cassidy plans to "reflect on the pain, excitement and joy involved in responding to the demands of the wild world of God."‘ "Dr. Sheila Cassidy embodies the principles that underline the work of the St. Jerome‘s Centre," says Centre Director Dr. Michae! W. Higgins. ‘‘She has combined a deep spirituality with a witness to social justice in her work as a medical doctor. Her faith clearly defines the direction of her work." Born in England in 1937, Dr. Cassidy spent ten years of her childhood in Australia. She studied medicine and qualified as a doctor at Oxford University in 1963. In 1971 she went to Chile to further her surgical career. Her friendship with missionaries led to her involvement with the poor and ultimately to her arrest and grizzly torture at the hands of security forces. S;r;ée her departure from Chile in 1975, she has SS RpS# Author to speak at St. Jerome‘s Centre ‘" A TALE OF TWO CITIES" ADMISSION: Adults $4.00 â€" Students/Seniors $2.00 High School Students Free With 1.D. Director and Set Designer Musical Director Friday, Februarz 28 and Saturday, March 1, 1986 :00 p.m. â€" Theatre Auditorium Romantic Melodrama in six scenes by Arthur Benjamin Libretto by Cedric Cliffe based on the novel by Charles Dickens ‘GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! FACULTY OF MUSIC Copies of the proposed changes will be available March 13th at the Waterloo Community Services Offices on the 5th Floor of the Marsiand Centre, 20 Erb Street West, Waterloo. Waterloo Minor Hockey Association anâ€" nounces special general meeting to consider amendments to their constitution. MARCH 27TH, 1986â€"7:30 P.M. Rink in the Park Community Room [ WLU j Presents been actively involved in human rights work, preaching arn'd religious broadcasting In 1978 she tried her vocation in a monastic convent but after eighteen months returned to the fullâ€"time practice of medicine. She now works in Plymouth, England as medical director of a small hospice for the terminally ill. Cassidy, author of Audacity to Believe and Prayer for Pilgrims, follows in the distinguished tradition of previous Devlin Lecturers Henri Nouwen, Ernesto Cardenal, Peter Hebblethwaite and René Fumeleau. “'lâ€"‘h‘i-smis the final lecture of the 1985â€"86 St. Jerome‘s Centre series, however, two miniâ€"courses will be held in April: â€" â€" Mary Malone gives a threeâ€"evening miniâ€"course called Discipleship and Heroism: Women in the History of the Church on Thursdays, Apr. 10, 17 and 24 at St. Jerome‘s College from 7: 30 to 9: 30 p.m. Doug Letson speaks on Saints and Renegades: Portraits of Canadian Catholiecs on Wednesday evenings Apr. 16, 23 and 30 from 7: 30 to 9: 30 p.m. It takes place at Holy Spirit Centre in Hamilton. -â€"‘E-Ivz;ciâ€"li;fiihi'-cours“e costs $15 with a reduced rate for seniors and students of $10. â€" For more details on Cassidy‘s lecture or other Centre programs contact Dr. Michael W. 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