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PFIC Honor Circles
PFIC donors are enrolled according to their giving in our Honor Circles under the patronage of our beloved Dominican Saints. Donors are eligible to receive the benefits listed below. These benefits are cumulative according to the donor’s total giving over a three year period.
St. Rose of Lima (Gifts up to $249)
· Donors are listed in The 487 Correspondent, and receive a complimentary subscription to Dominican Review, a quarterly journal produced by the Dominican student Brothers.
· A personalized tour of the PFIC
St. Martin de Porres ($250—$499)
· A gratitude gift of aPFIC keychain
St. Antoninus ($500—$999)
· Complimentary admission to PFIC conferences
St. Hyacinth ($1,000—$2,499)
· Reserved seating at special PFIC events
· A gratitude gift of a CD of Vespers sung by the Friars
St. Raymond Peñafort ($2,500—$4,999)
· Invitation to a meal with the Dominican community
· A gratitude gift of note-cards with drawing of the
Dominican House of Studies’ Academic Center
St. Peter Martyr of Verona ($5,000—$9,999)
· A telephone conversation with a student Brother twice a year
· A year’s gift membership to the PFIC library
St. Vincent Ferrer ($10,000—$19,999)
· Invitation to stay at St. Dominic Priory near the National Mall in Washington D.C. for two nights according to availability
St. Catherine of Siena ($20,000—$49,999)
· Invitation to a weekend retreat at the Dominican House of Studies, with spiritual direction from a Dominican priest (arranged in agreement with the priest director)
· A gratitude gift of a book or CD by a Friar of the Province
St. Albert the Great ($50,000—$99,999)
· Invitation to a meal with members of the PFIC Faculty
· Invitation to accompany a student brother for the day
St. Thomas Aquinas ($100,000—$249,999)
· Invitation to lunch or dinner with the PFIC President
· A complimentary course at the PFIC
· Special Mass celebrated with family and friends
St. Dominic de Guzman ($250,000+)
· Recognition at the PFIC graduation ceremony
· A personalized weekend tour of the Nation’s Capital led by a Dominican Friar while staying at St. Dominic Priory
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