Seventh Annual
Call to Holiness Benefit Dinner
Sunday, November 19, 2006 • 2:00 PM
Assumption Grotto Church (School Gym)
Following the Noon Orchestral Mass
13770 Gratiot Avenue • Detroit, MI 48205
For Additional information call 313-372-0762
Ticket cost - $40.00 - Attendance limited to 400 - Reserve early
Catered by the Soprano’s

Richard Thompson, Keynote Speaker

Richard Thompson is the founder and Executive Director of the Thomas More Law Center, a public interest law firm dedicated to the defense and
promotion of the religious freedom of Christians, family values, and the sanctity of human life. The Center is involved in litigation across the United States, and has been acclaimed as the “Catholic Answer to the ACLU.” He is known for his role as Oakland County Prosecutor in which he
prosecuted mass murderer Jack Kevorkian. In a time when politicians determine right and wrong by public opinion polls, Richard Thompson stood firmly by his conviction that assisted suicide was legally, morally, and ethically wrong. As a result of his role in the prosecution of Kevorkian including the national debates over physician assisted suicide, Mr. Thompson converted to Catholicism in 1998. Fr. John Hardon, S.J. baptized and confirmed him at Assumption Grotto Church in Detroit. He and his wife Marylyn have three sons and live in Ann Arbor.

Please return this reservation form with payment no later than November 15th to:
Assumption Grotto Rectory or mail to
Call to Holiness – P.O. Box 212 – Eastpointe, MI. 48021-0212
Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________
Address: __________________________________________________________________________________
City, State:_______________________________________________Zip ______________________________
Home Phone:____________________________________Office Phone _______________________________
Email Address: _____________________________________________________________________________
􀁒 Yes, we wish to be dinner sponsors. Enclosed please find a donation of $450, which includes a reservation
for a table of 8.
􀁒 Yes, I/we wish to host a table. Enclosed please find a donation of $300 for one table of 8.
􀁒 Yes, I/we plan to attend the dinner. Enclosed please find $___________ for _________ tickets at $40 per
ticket.
􀁒 I/we cannot attend on November 19, 2006. Enclosed please find our tax-deductible gift of $___________.
Please make checks payable to Call to Holiness Inc.
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Dear Friends and Supporters of Call to Holiness:
Subject: CTH Benefit Dinner

May God bless you with abundant graces this year! I am sending this letter because Call to Holiness is in need of your financial help and you have either attended one of our Call to Holiness conferences in Sterling Heights, or have supported our efforts in other ways. Our conference last October was a wonderful spiritual and educational experience for more than 1,000 attendees. I am hoping that you can assist us – our board of trustees and myself – as we continue planning our 11th conference scheduled on April 28th, 2007 at two parishes in Michigan, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Wyandotte and St. René Goupil in Sterling Heights. We have been fortunate to have as our guest speaker, Mr. Richard Thompson, founder and Executive Director of the Thomas More Law Center to speak to us. The Law Center is involved in litigation across the United States, and has been acclaimed as the “Catholic Answer to the ACLU”. In addition, there will be a discussion of our new 2007 Conference format, something different and exciting. We hope you will join us.

Remember, your donations are tax deductible. We hope your gift will enable us to continue evangelizing by hosting the 2007 CTH conference.

Sincerely yours in Christ,
Fr. Eduard Perrone, CTH Spiritual Advisor
Call to Holiness
P.O. Box 212
Eastpointe, MI. 48021-0212
www .calltoholiness. com