| ARCHBISHOP RAYMOND HUNTHAUSEN (1921-2018) |
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A true leading light of Carroll left us this past week with the passing of Archbishop Raymond Hunthausen on Sunday, July 22 at the age of 96. The Archbishop was a treasured and respected member of the Carroll family. While at Carroll, he was a student (class of 1943), professor, coach, athletic director and president who left an enduring legacy on campus and beyond. From the trees he planted, to the Hunthausen Activity Center which he inspired, to the Hunthausen Center for Peace and Justice which carries forth his life’s work to advocate for peace, justice and the overlooked in society, his spirit continues to grace campus. He has inspired generations through his extraordinary example of service to the human family and he will be greatly missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family, the priests and faithful of the Diocese of Helena and the Archdiocese of Seattle, and all who he influenced throughout his amazing life.Through his broad sphere of work and influence, he touched many lives and much has been shared through various media channels. Below are just a few selections of stories shared by those who knew the Archbishop:
Remembering Archbishop Raymond Hunthausen – Helena IR Guest View by Carroll President John Cech
Archbishop Hunthausen was a man of prayer, a man of God – published in the National Catholic Reporter by Fr. Michael Ryan, pastor of St. James Cathedral Parish in Seattle
Archbishop Raymond G. Hunthausen, the epitome of the Vatican II bishop – published on www.americamagazine.org by John A. McCoy, author of A Still and Quiet Conscience: The Archbishop Who Challenged a Pope, a President, and a Church
Archbishop Raymond G. Hunthausen (Aug. 21, 1921 – July 22, 2018) – Obituary
We invite you to share your stories of president, professor, coach, bishop or archbishop Hunthausen. Send them to (president@carroll.edu) and we will compile them and forward them to the extended Hunthausen families. Friday, July 27, 2018
Stational Mass of Christian Burial
Noon
Cathedral of St. Helena
Helena, MT
Tuesday, July 31, 2018
Viewing 2:00pm-5:00pm
Vigil 7:30pm
Compline 9:45pm
St. James Cathedral
Seattle, WA
Wednesday, August 1, 2018
Funeral Mass 11:00am
St. James Cathedral
Seattle, WA
All are welcome to all funeral liturgies. |
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| HALL OF FAME COACH BOB PETRINO SR. (1937-2018) |
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Another legendary Carroll forefather left us this week with the passing of Hall of Fame Coach Bob “Putter” Petrino Sr. on Thursday, July 26 at the age of 81.
Petrino served as the head coach of the Fighting Saints for 28 years, beginning in 1971. He guided the Saints to a 163-90-2 record with a .644 winning percentage, winning 17 Frontier Conference Championships and earning bids to the NAIA Playoffs nine times. He tallied four undefeated regular seasons. He was the winningest coach in Carroll history at the time of his retirement. He ranks 24th all-time in wins in NAIA history. Of his 28 seasons at Carroll, he carried winning records in 24 of them. He mentored 17 All-Americans and was named the Frontier Conference Coach of the Year 13 times.
“Coach Petrino meant a lot to Carroll and to the Helena community with his leadership qualities and with his commitment to athletics and football,” Carroll head football coach Mike Van Diest said. “He had a great career in his 28 years here. Our staff is blessed that we are able to follow in his footsteps and build on the foundation that he had built with Carroll football.”
He is a member of five Hall of Fames, including the NAIA National Hall of Fame, the Montana Coaches Hall of Fame, the Butte Athletic Hall of Fame, the Carroll College Hall of Fame and the Helena Sports Hall of Fame. Read more.
Please join us in extending your thoughts and prayers to the Petrino family during this difficult time.
Bob Petrino Sr., Hall of Fame football coach, dies at 81 – Helena IR story by Erik Anderson
Please share your stories and recollections of Coach Petrino on our Facebook page or by sending them to news@carroll.edu. Monday, July 30, 2018
Vigil 7:30pm
Carroll College PE Center
Helena, MT
Tuesday, July 31, 2018
Funeral Mass 10:00am
Cathedral of St. Helena
Helena, MT |
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Record crowds and food donations marked the 15th Annual Symphony Under the Stars held on Carroll’s campus last weekend. This event, a collaboration between Carroll College, the Helena Symphony and the Helena Community Credit Union, has become a staple of the summer music scene in Montana, drawing over 18,000 people to Carroll’s Guadalupe hill and lawn. This year celebrated the epic space opera music of “Star Wars” and brought in a record-breaking 19,200 pounds of canned food for Helena Food Share. See photos here. |
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Carroll recently topped the list for the college with the highest earning graduates in Montana. Using the most recent College Scorecard data, career site Zippia ranked the school in each state with the highest average earners ten years after entry and Carroll took the title for Montana. Read more. |
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