Ignatian Day 2005 at JCU

'Busted Halo' founder Mike Hayes keynotes Ignatian Day 2005
The Word -- both with a capital “W,” as in Scripture, and with a small “w,” as in the kind of discourse for which the Jesuits have always been known -- constituted the theme for Ignatian Day last Friday (Jan 14), a day when the JCU community comes together to contemplate what it means to be a Catholic and Jesuit university. Following an introduction by Howard Gray SJ (above), Assistant to the President for University Mission, Mike Hayes (left), who founded the Busted Halo online magazine for Paulist Young Adult Ministries, delivered the keynote. Hayes, a graduate of Fordham, began by congratulating JCU’s Director of Campus Ministry John Scarano for receiving a lifetime achievement award from the Catholic Campus Ministry Association. Noting that Scarano is recovering from emergency surgery for a herniated disc and was unable to receive his award last week in San Antonio, Hayes reported that the CCMA convention gave Scarano a standing ovation. Hear Mike Hayes' presentation and responses to questions by clicking on the audio icon above, or click here.
Audio Streaming of Ignatian Day 2005 Click on audio icon below to hear each segment
	Mike Hayes leads a standing ovation for JCU Director of Campus Ministry John Scarano (in absentia) (1 min)
	Hayes "launches campaign" to succeed Father Glynn as JCU President (8 min)
	Hear Mike Hayes' keynote address (54 min)
Q&A Click on icon to left of each question to hear the answer
	1. Do you have suggestions on how to have more contact with students, especially for those of us in staff and admin positions? (3:30)
	2. For those students who don't seem to want to leave adolescence, how do we motivate them into adulthood? (3 min)
	3. If you're sharing a personal story, and it elicits a strong emotional response from a student, how do you handle that? (2 min)
	4. How do you reach students who close you off, who don't think the classroom is the place for telling personal stories? (5:30)
	5. Some students seem more interested in stories related to success, rather than one's personal life. How do you get them beyond that? (3 min)
	6. When you talk about "afflicting the comfortable" in the sense of challenging people, should faculy "afflict" one another. Should students "afflict" us? (1 min)
	7. What would you recommend for us as a group to follow up on this Ignatian Day experience? (2 min)
	8. On your website, you have a "Church Search," with links to parishes recommended by people in various cities. Do you have plans to add any from the Cleveland area? (5 min) Return to Top
Visit Mike Hayes' "e-zine" -- www.bustedhalo.com
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