The Franciscan Renewal Center in Scottsdale, Arizona presents the latest progress toward a $20 million capital fundraising campaign, with art and architecture for a renovated campus.
4. Phase I: $20 million
• New Church
17,500 square feet with seating for 600-800
Community Life Center
Music & Liturgy Family and Children Education Social
Action and Outreach Conference space for 400
• Guest Lodging Plaza
Lodging renovation for a minimum of 30 rooms Pool and
deck renovation
• New Guest Lodging
Addition of 16-32 rooms
• Planned Gifts
Support for maintenance of church and other
structures
5. Opening Prayer
Teach us, Heavenly Father, to live with generosity:
to serve You as You deserve;
to give, not counting the cost;
to fight, not heeding the wounds;
to toil, not asking for rest;
to labor, not seeking any reward,
save that of knowing that we do Your will.
Amen.
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8. The RENEWING LIVES Campaign is a multi-year effort to raise funds and renovate
structures that have been here since the 1940s – before Paradise Valley was a town.
12. Key Elements
Phase 1
• New Church
17,500 square feet with seating for 600-800
Community Life Center
Music & Liturgy Family and Children Education Social
Action and Outreach Conference space for 400
• Guest Lodging Plaza & New Guest Lodging
Lodging renovation for a minimum of 30 rooms Expansion for 16-32
Rooms Pool and deck renovation
• Planned Gifts
Support for maintenance of church and other
structures
Phase 2
Center for Healing & Transformation
Quiet and peaceful retreat casitas Spiritual direction
and counseling space
Conference Center
Multipurpose meeting and non-profit conferences space for 400
Expanded kitchen
Campus Renovations
Remainder of existing buildings
13. Phase I: $20 million
• New Church
17,500 square feet with seating for 600-800
Community Life Center
Music & Liturgy Family and Children Education Social
Action and Outreach Conference space for 400
• Guest Lodging Plaza
Lodging renovation for a minimum of 30 rooms Pool and
deck renovation
• New Guest Lodging
Addition of 16-32 rooms
• Planned Gifts
Support for maintenance of church and other
structures
21. Figure Comparison
Existing Church New Church
Area
Seats
Fixed
Total
Height
Exterior
Interior
17,500 sf
564
800
35 ft
26 ft
4,940 sf (inc. lobby)
212
500+ (lobby + outside)
26 ft (est.)
20 ft
Difference
+ 12,560 sf
+ 352
+ 300
+ 9 ft
+ 6 ft
27. Altar
Ambo
San Damiano Cross
Deacon chair
Presider chair
Processional cross
Reredos elements
Altar candle stands
Credence table
Gift table
Pedestals
Tabernacle base
Sanctuary lamp
Tabernacle
Narthex elements
Entry Doors
Cornerstone
Fire area outside
Donor recognition
Reconciliation chapel elements
Reconciliation chapel screen
Reconciliation chapel window
Reconciliation chapel door
Reconciliation furnishings
Font elements
Font
Paschal candle stand
Ambry
Ambry vessels
Book of dead/elect
Votive lights
Devotional area
Specific images
Marian devotional shrine
Image of Francis
Image of Clare
Dedication Candles
Book Storage
Art glass windows
North Window – clear/fritted glass
East Window openings (3)
Reredos openings (6-7)
South main/front window (10 panels)
Ambulatory windows (2-3)
Reconciliation Chapel (1)
Tabernacle light tower (1)
Brother Sun
Sister Moon and the stars
Brother Wind/Air
Sister Water
Brother Fire
Sister Mother Earth
Those Who Forgive
Sister Bodily Death
The Art
Program
Elements
28. The Art Program
The story that we are trying to tell
in this building
Karen Schmidt sculpture
Deborah Luke relief sculptures
Scott Parsons art glass
Fr. Mark Joseph Costello, OFM Cap liturgical design
Br. Vincent Nguyen, OFM San Damiano cross
30. EX: Holy Family
This sculpture of the Holy
Family is rich with
symbolism. The Christ-child
prefigures the cross:
His future calling.
We perceive the Son’s trust
in His loving father, and so
we begin to understand the
relationship He has with His
Heavenly Father. Mary, like
the Church, adores her Son.
31. EX: Mary & Elizabeth
was commissioned for
the chapel of the
Elizabeth House, a home
for pregnant women in
crisis. This sculpture
shows Mary in her
humanity: a young,
vulnerable girl, in awe of
the One who dwells
within her. It pictures
her obedience, faith,
and courage. Elizabeth
serves as an example to
us, calling us to come
alongside the
vulnerable.
32. “Sts. Francis & Clare” statue for the FRC. Concept as of January 2014
33. “Sts. Francis & Clare” statue for the FRC. Concept as of January 2014
34. “Sts. Francis & Clare” statue for the FRC. Concept as of January 2014
40. Scott Parsons
Art glass
Front window “Our Lady of the Angels”
Reredos Greccio imagery and
Canticle of Creation imagery
East windows Canticle of Creation
Ambulatory windows Canticle of Creation
Reconciliation Chapel Canticle of Creation
Over the font Canticle of Creation
Tabernacle light tower Greccio imagery
56. Phase I: $20 million
• New Church
17,500 square feet with seating for 600-800
Community Life Center
Music & Liturgy Family and Children Education Social
Action and Outreach Conference space for 400
• Guest Lodging Plaza
Lodging renovation for a minimum of 30 rooms Pool and
deck renovation
• New Guest Lodging
Addition of 16-32 rooms
• Planned Gifts
Support for maintenance of church and other
structures
57. Questions or ready to contribute?
Contact casavision2@gmail.com or call
480.948.7460 x 161
Editor's Notes
Charlie:You know, there are two plaques outside the current church. Look for them next time you are walking in the main entrance. There are names on those plaques of families who have been coming here for two – now three – generations. Some of them are deceased. But they responded to a need that existed IN their time – for their peers and for people like us who were yet to come. That is what we must do again: serve those in need now and prepare to serve generations beyond our own foreseeable future.