June 19, 2016 - Holy Family Parish

HOLY FAMILY PARISH
A Catholic faith community called to serve God and others
through Eucharist, prayer, education, and daily living of the Gospel values.
PARISH OFFICE: 201 CLARK STREET, MIDDLETOWN, OH 45042
(513) 422-0602
www.holyfamilymiddletown.com
WEEKEND MASSES
ST. JOHN CHURCH
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH
1405 FIRST AVENUE
SATURDAY 4:30 PM
SUNDAY
10:30 AM
201 CLARK STREET
SUNDAY 9:00 AM
June 19, 2016
ADORATION HOLY TRINITY CHURCH
MONDAY- FRIDAY 12:30 - 4:30 PM
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
ST. JOHN CHURCH SATURDAY 3:30 PM
12th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sabrina Ellison
and Ally Roberts
get slimed with
special VBS Cave Quest
“Bat Guano” at Friday’s
VBS Pig Roast Picnic!
We raised $649.30 in the
Penny Wars for Sr. Sarah’s
Clinic - our Guatemalan
Mission Twin!
Vacation Bible School
We did it again! Another WONDERFUL
Vacation Bible School and Family Picnic!
Find more photos and information inside, plus go
to our website www.holyfamilymiddletown.com
to see over 100 wonderful CAVE QUEST VBS
Picnic pictures taken by Rob McCulley! Thanks
Rob!
COMING EVENTS
Baptismal Prep Class .…….…………….... Wed June 22
Fenwick Festival .......... Fri/Sat/Sun June 24/25/26
Independence Day ..………………………….. Mon July 4
HOLY FAMILY MASS SCHEDULE
Daily Scripture Readings
Saturday and Sunday - June 18 and 19
4:30 PM Mass SJ John Jester - Wed. Anniv. Remembrance
9:00 AM Mass HT Jack & Eileen Kiesewetter - Wed Ann Rem
10:30 AM Mass SJ Adam Markey - Birthday Remembrance
Monday, June 20
12:10 PM Communion Service HT
Tuesday, June 21
No 8:30 AM Mass J23 - Summer Break
Wednesday, June 22
12:10 PM Mass HT Dale Braun - Wedding Anniv. Rem.
Thursday, June 23
12:10 PM Mass HT Helen Westfall - Birthday Remembrance
Friday, June 24
8:00 AM Mass HT Fern Combs - Birthday Remembrance
12:10 PM Communion Service HT
Saturday, June 25
8:00 AM Mass HT Lena Zvolensky
4:30 PM Mass SJ Phyllis Downey - Wedding Anniv. Rem.
Sunday, June 26 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time
9:00 AM Mass HT Alex Praete - Anniversary Remembrance
10:30 AM Mass SJ Clarence V. & Agnes K. Blake
Weekly Collections Stewardship
Sunday, June 12th $15,284.30
Thank you for your generous stewardship!
MINISTERS NEXT WEEK
4:30 PM SAT
Eucharistic Dan Sack 1B
Frances Sack 2B
Ministers
Pat Montgomery 3B
Linda Day 1C
Franka Cope 2C
Linda Weaver 3C
Carolyn Kraft 4C
Paul Presta
Lectors
Jennifer James
John Soppanish
Servers
Larry Nichols
Dan Sack D1
Greeters
Frances Sack D1
Frank Pressler
Paul Presta
Don Schwab
Mike Rossi
June 25/26
9:00 AM SUN
Karthy Farler 1B
Don Gillum 2B
Ginger Bruggeman 3B
John Lyons 1C
Kathy Kraft 2C
Alice Brown 3C
Sherry Corrill 4C
Dan Mabry
Beverly Mabry
Jake Johnson
Nick Stratton
Marilyn Abbot D1
Josh Abbot D2
10:30 AM SUN
Cari Hellmann 1B
Rhonda Koenig 2B
Marcia Egelston 3B
Ken Allen 1C
Lois Allen 2C
Ken Beiser 3C
Sandy Ongkiko 4C
Dee Golembiewski
Michael Paddock
Lily Knaley
Sarah Volle
Sandi Mulligan D1
Jim Mulligan D1
Fred DeBiasi
Dan Dobrozsi
Jeff Gephart
Dave Leighton
Mon: 2 Kgs 17:5-8,13-15a,18 / Mt 7:1-5
Tues: 2 Kgs 19:9-11,14-21,31-36 / Mt 7:6,12-14
Wed: 2 Kgs 22:8-13;23:1-3 / Mt 7:15-20
Thurs: 2 Kgs 24:8-17 / Mt 7:21-29
Fri: Is 49:1-6 / Lk 1:57-66,80
Sat: Lam 2:2,10-14,18-19 / Mt 8:5-17
Sun: 1 Kgs 19:16,19-21 / Gal 5:1,13-18
Lk 9:51-62
In Your Prayers Remember
Mary Ann Yauch at Atrium and Bobby Skeens
at Miami Valley this week.
Dropping Your Land Line?
Please call the parish office 422-0602 so
that we can update our records. Thanks!
Health Ministry:
Dads Know How to Laugh, Too
The role of Father-Dad-Pops has
never lost its importance, no matter
what the society trend. These men know how
to take a joke and laugh, often the loudest.
*You can tell what was the best year of your
father's life because they seem to freeze
that style and ride it out.
*My dad and I used to play tag. He'd drive.
*There should be a children's song:
"If you're happy and you know it,
keep it to yourself and let your dad sleep!"
*A father carries photos where his money
used to be.
*What's the difference between a high hit
baseball and a maggot's father?
One's a pop fly and the other is a fly pop.
*Just once on Father's Day I wish my kids
would give me a #1 Dad's cup instead of
one with my actual ranking.
Research has shown that children with involved
dads on average do better in school plus have
higher self-esteem and greater motivation to
succeed. In addition these kids are less likely
to be delinquent and less likely to abuse
substances like drugs and alcohol. To all the
men who are committed to filling the role of
father - to encourage, discipline and love the
up-coming generation - we celebrate and we
thank you this Father's Day. Have a GREAT one!
Parents/Readers Digest/Lifescript
K of C Pancake Breakfast!
Introductions to Sunday Readings
TODAY! 9:30 - 11:30 PM
St. John’s Undercroft
Come and enjoy all-you-can-eat fresh, homemade
pancakes, plus eggs, sausage, juice and coffee.
Adults - $6 Children < 12 - $4 Max - $25 per family
by Bishop Ken Untener, in collaboration
with Catherine Haven and Fr. Bill Taylor
First Reading - Zechariah 12:10-11
The prophet Zechariah preached after the Jews
returned from exile. This brief passage we will hear
today is puzzling. A person is depicted as suffering
and dying for the people, but we don’t know who
it is. In the Gospel of John, this passage is applied
to Jesus on the Cross, pierced with a lance.
Second Reading - Galatians 3:26-29
Today we hear one of the most famous passages from
Paul’s letter to the Galatians. In that culture and at
that time, it was a remarkable statement against any
form of ethnic, religious, or gender discrimination.
All proceeds benefit Vacation Bible School.
Living Faith Meditation Booklets
These popular daily prayer booklets for July,
August and September are available in the
churches this weekend.
Baptismal Preparation Class
This Wednesday, June 22nd
7 PM St. John Center
If you are expecting your first baby or want
your first child baptized we ask that you
attend a baptismal preparation class, held quarterly
throughout the year. The next baptismal preparation
class is set for this Wednesday, June 22nd at 7:00 PM
in the St. John Rectory. Please call the parish office
422-0602 to register.
It’s Fenwick Festival Time!
Men of the parish are invited to join for
prayer and study every second and fourth
Saturday of the month. The next meeting is this
Saturday, June 25th at 7:00 a.m. in the St. John Rectory.
Friday, June 24th
6 PM - Midnight
Saturday, June 25th 4 PM - Midnight
Sunday, June 26th
4 PM - 10 PM
Plan to attend this local festival favorite for great food,
entertainment and fun for the whole family.
Free on-site parking, live bands, Sons of Italy Italian
sausage sandwiches (Friday) and famous Spaghetti
Dinner (Sunday). Carnival ride wristbands $15 all day
Sunday. Gold Raffle - 2016 Honda Civic EX Sedan or
$15,000! Red Raffle - $5,000! Basket Booth, Texas
Hold 'em and Black Jack tables. Be sure to attend!
See you there! More info - www.fenwickfalcons.org
Fenwick Festival Cake Booth Goodies Wanted!
Are You Missing a Serving Plate or Dish?
The Men’s Fellowship Group
The Cake Booth needs homemade
cakes and cupcakes, brownies and
cookies, cake pops and muffins,
pies and rice crispy treats. Please drop off your
delicious donations at the parish office on Thursday
or Friday, June 23rd and 24th or carry them in to the
Fenwick cafeteria when you attend the Festival.
Thanks for your support!
Vacation Bible School Garage Sale
Accepting Donations!
Small appliances, household items,
small furniture, electronics, books,
and knick-knacks. No Clothing Please!
Please call Betty 422-8465 to arrange
for your donation drop off. All proceeds benefit the
Holy Family Parish Vacation Bible School program.
Are you one of several parishioners who kindly
donated a dish for a recent bereavement luncheon
and your serving plate or dish was left behind?
If you get a chance this week, stop by the Holy Trinity
Center and pick up your missing item. We have a
whole table top full waiting to be claimed. Thanks!
CAVE QUEST VBS - Following Jesus...the Light of the World!
165 Children and 102 Volunteers!
Special Thanks to These Terrific Volunteers! We Couldn’t Have Done It Without YOU!
First and Foremost: Linda Slone who has led all thirteen Vacation Bible School Programs!
Secondly: Station Leaders who also put in hours of preparation for their activity:
Matt Slone & Katy Cox - Sing and Play Rock
Paula Leighton - Imagination Station
Lorraine Sivy - KidVid™ Cinema
Cara Wagner - Spelunker Sports & Games
Christine Brunner - Deep Bible Quests
Peggy Ketron, Kathy Farler, Mike Neu, and Lee Ann Glick - Cavern Café
Cari Hellman - Director - Tad’s Preschool Pool (47 children!)
Jim Mulligan - All Around “Go-to Guy”
More Terrific Volunteers! Andrew, Jenny & Michelle Abata, Trey Adkins, Paul Bailey, Elizabeth, Ian & Joseph
Barnett, Emily, Hannah, John & Matt Baty, Conner & Garrett Beckman, Leona & Therese Bell, Sheila Brady,
Emilee & Sara Brooks, Mark Brune, Elly Cox, Jon Cummins, Hannah Dwenger, Avery Earls, Marcia Egelston, Rio
& Sabrina Ellison, Bryce Fisher, Lindsey Garrett, Gracie Gibson, Emma & Ryan Golembiewski, Jordan Griffith,
Ben, Erica & Kate Hafer, Nicholas Hawkins, Benton, Deaglan & Jaina Hellmann, Valerie Hickey, Chloe & Nicholas
Hill, Marianne Hoskins, Janie & Maria Jeffers, Brice Ketron, Ally King, Lily Knaley, Bernadette, Charlie, Clara &
Rosemary Komer, Evan Korade, Emily Lawson, Tabitha Lewis, Barb Luksic, Sydney Marsh, Maia McCurley, Cody
& Cory McQueen, Emily Miller, Evan Moffa, Jacquie Montero, Mya Pledger, Dylan, Sarra & Tanner Polisini, Gio
Puccio, Andrew Reardon, Alex & Ally Roberts, Noelia Rodriguez, Jane Romer, Patty Ryan, Cassie Saunders,
Kimberly Schwinnen, Corey Smith, Jason & Justin Umberg, Maria Valentin, Barb, Gabby, Matt & Sarah Volle,
Linda Willhoff, Missy Wipperman, Arely Yanez and Kayla Zolman.
Special thanks to Betty McGuire who does so much for VBS all year long! She makes the quilts and raises money
through the Quarter Auction, Fall Fest and summer Garage Sale. Also, Debbie Robinson who has coordinated
the Kohl’s Associates in Action Program which provides volunteers and grant money for Vacation Bible School.
Jo Ann Cranford and Will Fish were the lucky winners of the VBS quilts made by Betty and Kay von der Embse.
$795 was raised from the quilt raffle and $649.30 from Penny Wars, both of which benefit Sr. Sarah Mulligan’s
Clinic in Guatemala.
THANKS also to: the Knights of Columbus for their generous donation; the Volle Family & Laura Howells for their
decorating skills; Jeannine Pfeffer for decorating supplies; Rob McCulley for taking photos; Jay Brunner
for sound equipment; Chris Bowles from Proforma Albrecht & Co. who designs the t-shirts and parishioners who
donated props! It’s a lot of work for a lot of people… but so worth it! Well done everyone!
Dee Golembiewski
SVDP IS ALWAYS ACCEPTING
FURNITURE AND
HOUSHOLD DONATIONS,
AND WE PICK UP!
by Dawn Pickerill / Principal
CALL 422-0602 TO SCHEDULE YOUR PICK UP.
TRADITIONAL VALUES. EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATION.
St. John XXIII represents 150 years of Catholic
Education dedicated to encouraging and developing
well-rounded, self-confident and compassionate
children and young adults who lead successful,
mindful, service-driven lives. Our school community
is the foundation on which our core principles
of faith and hard work bind us together as a family.
Be Sure to Call the Parish Office if You Have
Furniture to Donate! Please do not
put it in the SJR garage yourself!
If you are interested in a Catholic education that provides a challenging, structured and thoughtful learning
environment led by highly qualified and experienced
teachers, please contact Principal Dawn Pickerill at
424-1196 for a meeting and a tour of the school.
WE ARE ESPECIALLY IN NEED OF THESE ITEMS:
COUCHES
LAMPS DRESSERS
END TABLES POTS & PANS
CHAIRS
SILVERWARE / UTENSILS
We have a team of busy volunteers who
coordinate home visits and donation pick ups/deliveries
based on schedules and space in the SJR garage. If you
drop something off on your own without calling the
parish office it really throws a wrench in the works!
Also, the Furniture Ministry operates to provide needy
neighbors with BASIC furniture/household necessities.
We can’t take TVs, exercise equipment, entertainment
centers...etc, or clothing. If you have clothing to donate
please take it to the Church Women United Clothing
Depot located in The Episcopal Church of the Ascension,
2709 McGee Avenue on Mondays & Wednesdays 10 AM
- 2 PM and Tuesdays 3 PM - 6 PM. Clients are welcome
to free clothing with the only limit being the quantity of
items per visit. Thank you for your consideration!
Middletown Arts Center’s
th
11 Annual Garden Tour
Saturday & Sunday June 25th & 26th
11 AM to 3 PM Rain or Shine!
Visit five featured gardens and the Art Center’s courtyard. Look forward to special fun as the tour begins
Saturday morning at 11:00 a.m. at the Middletown Arts
Center. Kris Nicely of Berns Garden Center will be
speaking on Pollinators and Butterfly and Hummingbird
Gardens. The first 100 ticket holders will receive an
annual plant as a gift. Tickets: $10 per person available
at MAC. Proceeds from this event benefit MAC, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing the visual arts
and art education to our community for over 50 years.
SUMMER HOURS
The school office remains open during the summer
months with the exception of the week of July 4th–
July 8th. From now until July 1st, our hours are
9am-3pm. From July 11th–July 29th, our hours are
9am-1pm. From August 1st– August 17th, our hours are
once again 9am-3pm. The first day of school for the
2016-2017 school year is August 18th and our normal
office hours of 7:30-3:30 will resume then.
We are staying very busy with wrapping up the past
school year and preparing for the upcoming year.
Extra maintenance staff are hired to strip and wax the
floors, clean all of the rooms and bathrooms, do routine maintenance such as cleaning the heaters and the
air conditioners, and do some much needed repairs.
CALL FOR ALUMNI!
Were you a JXXIII Falcon or Knight? We are building
up our database of alumni so we can share news and
events to involve the family that is our school
community past, present and future! Email
[email protected] to provide your contact
information and any updates that we can share on our
soon-to-come Alumni Highlights!
FENWICK FESTIVAL
The Annual Fenwick Festival will take place June 24th –
June 26th at Bishop Fenwick High School. Many of the
St. John XXIII staff members - including myself - will be
working the festival and we look forward to seeing
many of you there.