Sister Margaret Carney, OSF(w), STD, president of St. Bonaventure University, will receive a Doctor of Humane Letters from Christ the King Seminary during commencement exercises on May 10, 7:30 p.m., in St. John Vianney Chapel.  Sister Margaret will also deliver the commencement address.

Presiding over his first commencement at the seminary will be Bishop Richard J. Malone, bishop of Buffalo.  Father Peter J. Drilling, president/rector of the seminary, and Dr. Dennis A. Castillo, academic dean, will confer degrees.

Rev. Mr. John Stanton, Jr. will receive a Master of Divinity degree.   Bishop Malone will ordain Rev. Mr. Stanton to the priesthood on June 1 at St. Joseph Cathedral.

Annunciation School in Elma will once again offer its popular Summer Camp program from June 24 through Aug. 9, featuring weekly theme-based learning activities in a fun-filled and engaging environment.

From June 24-28, the theme will be “Going Green,” with students engaged in many activities that revolve around nature. The theme from July 1-5 will be “Bible Studies,” with students learning about many friends in both the Old and New Testament.

Four representatives of Annunciation parish in Elma recently took part in the 61st annual Diocesan Youth Conference presented by the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo. The event took place at the Adam’s Mark Hotel in downtown Buffalo.

Approximately 750 Western New York teenagers took part in the event, which offered a mix of prayer, education and fun. Keynote speaker Cooper Ray, a youth ministry director from Baton Rouge, La., encouraged the participants to strive to become all that they can be.

The weekend also included group learning sessions dealing with topics such as anger, greed, hope, relationships and more.