Epiphany -July 3, 2022
Happy early Fourth of July!
Mother Assumpta Long and Mother Amata Veritas invite everyone to their 25th Anniversary celebration. Archbishop Paul F. Russell talks about his new assignment to a very familiar place. Angela Maloney and Angela Hill will talk about the Catholic Foundation of Michigan’s new Granting memorial endowments built from faithful legacies.
Mother Assumpta Long and Mother Amata Veritas
Brendan Dewan was born and raised in Pinckney, Michigan. His parents, Mary and Michael Dewan, raised Brendan and his six siblings to be devout practicing Catholics. He graduated from Grand Valley State University in 2021 with a degree in Marketing. He encountered Jesus in a profound way during his time in college and decided to go on mission with the apostolate, FOCUS, The Fellowship of Catholic University Students. He is gearing up for his second year as a missionary at Ball State University, located in Muncie, Indiana.
https://www.sistersofmary.org/
Archbishop Paul Fitzpatrick Russell
Paul Fitzpatrick Russell (born May 2, 1959) is an American prelate of the Roman Catholic Church with the personal title of archbishop who was appointed auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Detroit in May 2022. He was previously the Apostolic Nuncio to Turkey, Turkmenistan, and Azerbaijan and the head of the diplomatic mission to Taiwan.
Angela Maloney
PRESIDENT & CEO
As a long-time leader in the Catholic nonprofit community, Angela Moloney is grateful to fulfill a passion for philanthropy work as founding President and CEO of the Catholic Foundation of Michigan (CFM), a position she’s held since May 2017. Through her work at CFM, she is committed to increasing the impact of Catholic ministries, parishes, and schools by inspiring charitable giving and managing assets to grow the Church for generations.
Angela has served Catholic organizations for nearly 20 years, providing direction in advancement, administration, cultivating donors, leading teams, fostering strong networks, and implementing policies to improve philanthropic giving. Working “in the trenches,” Angela has experienced how challenging it can be to accomplish meaningful change with limited or unstable funds. For Angela, philanthropy is a ministry.
For 10 years Angela served as Domestic Director at Jesuit Volunteer Corps, a Catholic organization connecting young volunteers with opportunities to serve marginalized communities. Her work included cultivating major gifts, leading regional development and fundraising efforts, and acquiring grants to support the program. Her experience also includes serving as Executive Director of Nazareth Farm, a Catholic nonprofit serving the needs of families in rural West Virginia through home repair and transformative volunteer service retreats, and as Director of Campus Ministry at Bishop McNamara High School in Maryland.
Angela obtained a Master of Arts degree in Theology from Washington Theological Union and completed a Nonprofit Management Executive Certificate program from Georgetown University. She graduated from Madonna University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in pastoral studies and counseling. She holds the Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy (CAP®) designation from the American College of Financial Services.
Angela has served her community as President of the Board of Trustees of the Ypsilanti District Library, a lay minister at her parish, and a volunteer at Detroit organizations including the Capuchin Soup Kitchen and The Greening of Detroit.
Angela Hill
Angela Hill was married for 22 years before losing her husband, Brian, to lung cancer in 2015. She have 3 children, Andri (26), Ally (22) and Vincent (20). She and Brian were introduced to Theology of the Body in the year 2007. Prior to that, they were living a very secular life but searching. In 2011, she went on a Pilgrimage to Poland and it was there that her heart was changed forever. She finally understood her dignity not only as a person, but as a woman. She have a passion for those who struggle with their identity as daughters of the King and want as many people as possible to have their hearts transformed by TOB and to have an understanding of their sexuality as a gift from God. Angela started the Brian V. Hill Education Granting Fund at the Catholic Foundation for marriage and family because Brian and her both believe Theology of the Body saved our souls.
Angela Hill works for Detroit Catholic Central High School in the Advancement Office as the Director of Parent and Community Relations. She recently finished writing a book called A Heart Enlightened, a raw and real testimony of her conversion that will be published soon.
https://catholicfoundationmichigan.org/news/2022/the-gift-of-love/
