June 12, 2016 - St. Columbkille Catholic Church

St. Columbkille Catholic Church
Wilmington, Ohio
Holy Name Chapel
Blanchester, Ohio
JUNE 12, 2016
ELEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
VOCATION VIEW
Love abounds when forgiveness is experienced. Forgiveness frees one to follow Jesus.
Rededicate your life to Jesus. (Luke 7:36-8:3)
Please welcome Bethany Faith Roberts,
daughter of Aaron and Denise Roberts, who was
baptized at St. Columbkille on Sunday, June 5, 2016
by Father Mike Holloran.
GIFTS
TENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
JUNE 5, 2016
900 Registered Families
187 Sunday Identified Gifts
Unidentified Gifts
TOTAL SUNDAY COLLECTION
HOLY DAYS:
REGULAR SUNDAY & HOLY DAY
COLLECTION (WEEKLY)
TOTAL SUNDAY & HOLY DAY
COLLECTION (FISCAL Y.T.D.)
NEEDED FROM SUNDAY & HOLY DAY
COLLECTION (FISCAL Y.T.D.)
COLLECTIONS LEAVING THE PARISH:
Poor & Needy
SVDP
Hope Emergency
$ 9,738.08
$
532.76
$ 10,270.84
$
0.00
$ 10,270.84
FUNERAL MASS GREETERS NEEDED
We need greeters to help direct families and hand out programs
during a Funeral Mass. This would be an on call as needed and
if you are available basis. Please call the parish office at 937-3822236 or email [email protected] if interested.
JUNE SODALITY OUTDOOR
MASS AND PICNIC
$443,808.43
$452,319.00
$
$
990.50
505.00
SAVE THE DATE
The annual Sodality Outdoor Mass and Picnic will be held this
Thursday, June 16th at 6:00 p.m. at the home of Kandie Geffre –
822 Kathryn Dr. in Wilmington. All ladies in the parish are invited
to join in as we kick off the summer season. Meat, drinks, and table
service will be provided by the hostesses. Please bring a salad,
side dish, or dessert to share. Please contact Mary Camp at (937)
382-7171 or email [email protected] with any questions.
ST. C SOCIAL SENIORS NEWS
St. Columbkille/Holy Name Chapel Parish Picnic
Sunday, August 14, 2016
Camp Kirkwood: 5719 S. R. 73 West, Wilmington
1:00-5:00 p.m.
• Karaoke Music Program
Tuesday, July 5, 2016; 1:00 p.m.
StC Parish Center Classroom 7/8
G.G. Walker and Jim Demmery will entertain us with karaoke
music. We ask seniors to bring a snack or dessert to share. Plan to
join us! Questions? Please contact Rita Butcher at (937) 382-8054
or email: [email protected].
LITURGICAL MINISTERS FOR JUNE 18/19, 2016
SERVERS
LECTORS
GREETERS
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
Shannon Spies,
Nicholas Spies,
Michael Shobe
Susan Baker,
Judy Morris
Terry Looft,
Pat Thompson
Barbara Baker, Russell Madison, Arvil Hines,
Dan Murtland, Volunteer Needed
6:15 p.m.
Alisha Handra,
Saturday, HNC Mary Handra
Jacob Boehm
Tom Handra,
Jim Wiederhold
Carol Turner, Carol Bedinghaus
4:00 p.m.
Saturday, StC
8:15 a.m.
Sunday
StC
Kristen Germann,
Elizabeth Farr,
Timothy Farr
Gil Farr,
Amy Farr
Volunteer Needed,
Fred Nadeau
Deacon Bob Meyer, Kathy Mayer, Steve Geffre,
Kathy Mayer, Charlotte Bland, John Romer
(CL) Colleen Germann, (CL) Mary Gibson
11:00 a.m.
Sunday
StC
Alec Muñoz,
Vanessa Calderone,
Shannon O’Boyle
Theresa Rembert
Mark Steinmetz,
Mike Cioca
Deacon Bob Baker, Joyce Noland, Julie Umstead,
Deanna Liermann, Sara Carruthers, John Merling,
(CL) Sara Carruthers
The first name for E.M. will have the host and the others will have the cups; the first name for CL will have the host.
Mass Intentions
JUNE 11-JUNE 19, 2016
SATURDAY, JUNE 11 – Vigil –
Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
4:00 p.m. Kate Earley (Pauline Daughtery) [StC]
6:15 p.m. All Parishioners [HNC]
HOLY HUMOR
A kindergarten teacher was walking around observing her
classroom of children while they were drawing pictures. As she
got to one girl who was working diligently, she asked what the
drawing was. The girl replied, “I’m drawing God.” The teacher
paused and said, “But no one knows what God looks like.”
Without looking up from her drawing, the girl replied, “They will
in a minute.”
SUNDAY, JUNE 12 – Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:15 a.m. Bob Walker (Kelly & Charles Ely & Family) [StC]
11:00 a.m. Hank Allgeier (Vince Allgeier) [StC]
MONDAY, JUNE 13 –
St. Anthony of Padua, Priest & Doctor of the Church
9:00 a.m. Edna Marie Francis (Denver Francis) [StC]
TUESDAY, JUNE 14
9:00 a.m. Virginia Chandler (Gene & Pat Guzzi) [StC]
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15
9:30 a.m. Communion Svc [HNC]
7:00 p.m. Peter Dodaro (Estate) [StC]
THURSDAY, JUNE 16
9:00 a.m. Maria Hong (Hue Vu) [StC]
FRIDAY, JUNE 17
9:00 a.m. Robert Wood (Elvira Wood) [StC]
The flowers that adorn the StC Altars this weekend are in
memory of Bob Walker on the 5th anniversary of his passing.
Thank you Charles and Kelly Ely and Family for the wonderful
donation!
The St. Columbkille Altar Flower Ministry welcomes
the donation or purchase of flowers for the church altars for any
special occasion such as a wedding anniversary, in memory of a
loved one, birthday, etc. The flower donation envelopes are on the
bookshelf in the StC vestibule, and on the pamphlet table at HNC.
You can place your donation in the Sunday collection basket. If
you have any questions or would like to place a phone order,
please contact the parish office at 937-382-2236
SATURDAY, JUNE 18 – Vigil –
Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time
4:00 p.m. Virginia Kistner (Issac & Doris Pease) [StC]
6:15 p.m. All Parishioners [HNC]
SUNDAY, JUNE 19 – Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:15 a.m. John Walt (Pat Walt) [StC]
11:00 a.m. Paul Battig (William & Christy Battig) [StC]
ONE HEART, ONE HAND,
HELPING THE POOR
JUNE 11-12, 2016
After all Masses • StC Church Undercroft • HNC Social Hall
Land of Peace is a nonprofit organization with the mission of
helping and supporting Christian families in the Holy Land
through the Patriarch of Jerusalem. When anyone purchases the
handmade olive wood arts, they help our mission and help the
Christians in the Holy Land. In 1920, the Christian population
in the Holy Land was 80%; today it is less than 2%. With parish
support and generosity, we are able to help our brothers and
sisters live in the birthplace of Jesus. The Land of Peace’s Goal is
to build a charity hospital in the Holy Land.
•20% from sales go to the building of the charity hospital.
•20% from sales go to the Patriarch of Jerusalem.
•40% from sales go to help the Christians in the Holy Land that
made the artwork.
•10 to 20% from sales go to expenses.
To donate online or for more information, please visit our
website: landofpeace.org.
HEALTHY LIVING WITH GOD SUPPORT GROUP
We Help Others Seek a Healthy
Relationship with God
June 27, 2016
6:15 p.m. in the StC Parish Center
A new, healthier you!
For more information, please contact Deacon Bob Baker at 937725-2213 or email: [email protected] or Denise
Heckler-Roberts at 419-953-5587 or email: deniseheckler@hotmail.
com.
LOVE AND SIN
These two seem an odd pairing, a doubtful duo.
Yet love and sin are bound together in the Bible
readings today. Great love leads to forgiveness.
And forgiveness leads to greater love. Look to
King David who had a husband killed so he could
take the wife. Look to the Apostle Paul who was
drawn away from persecuting others by the love of
the Son. Look to the unnamed weeping woman who bathed and
anointed feet. Because of sorrow. Because of forgiveness. Because
of great love.
• Who has forgiven me? What happened next?
• Who needs my forgiveness?
• And how does my forgiveness mirror God’s forgiveness – of
me, of others, and of all?
The late Father Clarence Rivers (1931-2004), a priest of
Cincinnati, sings of this great love. Link to “God is Love” text:
godsongs.net/2015/09/god-is-love-and-he-who-abides-inlove-abides-in-loveclarence-rivers.html. Link to tune: youtube.
com/watch?v=ZXqfh5KxqYs.
SUPPORT SHERRY NIEDERBAUMER
THE WEEK
AHEAD…
Sunday, June 12 – Land of Peace Sale (CU )
7:15 a.m. Folk Choir Practice (CL)
5:00 p.m. K of C VBS Tent
Set Up (PC Parking Lot)
Monday, June 13
6:00-8:30 p.m. Cool Kingdom Party VBS (PCB)
6:30 p.m. 2016 Sesquicentennial
Committee Meeting (CU)
Tuesday, June 14
6:00-8:30 p.m. Cool Kingdom Party VBS (PCB)
Wednesday, June 15
6:00-8:30 p.m. Cool Kingdom Party VBS (PCB)
7:30 p.m. Confessions (StC)
Thursday, June 16
6:00-8:30 p.m. Cool Kingdom Party VBS (PCB)
7:00 p.m. K of C Oktoberfest Meeting (CU)
7:00 p.m. Sacred Heart Sodality Picnic
(Geffre’s Home)
Friday, June 17
6:00-8:30 p.m. Cool Kingdom Party VBS (PCB)
Saturday, June 18
7:00 p.m. AA Meeting (CU)
AND BEYOND…
Monday, June 20-Tuesday, June 21 –
Entire PC Floor Stripping (PC)
Tuesday, June 21 –
StC Church Spiffing Up Day (StC)
Sunday, June 26 –
Sesquicentennial Mass (StC)
Sesquicentennial Reception (PCB)
To visit our online calendar,
please go to stcolumbkille.org, scroll over
News & Events tab, click on calendar.
Reminder: CL=Choir Loft; CU=Church Undercroft;
PC=Parish Ctr; PCL=Parish Center Library;
PCB=Parish Ctr Basement; PC CR=Parish Center Classroom;
PCB CR=Parish Ctr Basement Classroom;
PCBYR=Parish Center Basement Youth Room;
HNCSH=Holy Name Chapel Social Hall
We have had in the bulletin an article about a gofundme.com
account to support the Niederbaumer family. Some have asked
if they could direct a donation through the parish to avoid
gofundme.com administrative costs. Yes! A special envelope
with “PARISHIONER SPECIAL NEED” printed on the outside
is available at StC on the front/back radiators and on the
pamphlet table at HNC. If writing a check, please make it out to
St. Columbkille Church and put “Niederbaumer” on the memo
line. Any questions? Please email [email protected]
or call 937-382-2236. Thank you for your consideration.
HOLY FATHER’S JUNE INTENTIONS
Universal: Respect for Women
That in every country of the world, women may be honored and
respected and that their essential contribution to society may be
highly esteemed.
Evangelization: Holy Rosary
That families, communities, and groups may pray the Holy
Rosary for evangelization and peace.
ST. COLUMBKILLE
The Church’s Dove: June 9, 1866~June 9, 2016
150 Years of Handing on the Faith
~~
August 27, 1916
“…Christ Jesus Himself being the corner stone, in whom the whole
building, being fitted together, is growing into a holy temple in the
Lord, in whom you also are being built together into a dwelling of
God in the Spirit.” – Ephesians 2:20a-22
By summer, the foundation was laid. “It was the day of days with
the congregation of a Catholic Church that has labored long toward
this end – the erection of a house of worship that would stand for
years as a tribute to the One in whose name it was dedicated… the
cornerstone of Wilmington’s newest temple to the Master was laid,
and in a way that could not have helped but be pleasing to Him.”
The Rev. George Meyerhofer of Hamilton as the officiating priest
with the assistance of William Miller of the Western Building Co. of
Buffalo, NY, contractors on the new church, swung the stone into
place. Its receptacle contains the official attest of the cornerstone
laying; a list of old pastors; a picture of the old church; old coins
taken from the old cornerstone, and coins of the present year; a
five-dollar U.S. currency note signed in 1872 by Matthew Rombach
and W.J. Denver, Jr.; a five-dollar currency note signed by Matthew
Denver; a copy of the first page of the Democrat, the JournalRepublican, the Daily News, the Sunday Visitor and the Catholic
Telegraph. Fr. John Hickey, of Holy Name Church, Cincinnati, (a
known orator of the day) gave the dedicatory address speaking
of “the temples of old, he showed wherein each was consecrated
to the work of one Divine Power.” It was noted later in the press
that “when completed, [it] will be one of the most substantial
improvements that Wilmington has had in years, and will place
the Catholic people in a position where they may point with pride
to their church building as one of the most perfect in the entire
country.” Sadly, on September 26, 1916, one month after the laying
of the cornerstone, The Journal Republican announced the death of
Reverend Fr. Martin A. Higgins, in Seton Hospital, having never
been able to return to Wilmington to see fulfilled his dream and the
great work he had begun.
Source: Archives of St. Columbkille Catholic Church, The Journal Republican and
The Wilmington Daily News. [Researched, transcribed and edited for brevity by
Carolyn Cervantes Warner]
ROSARY CORNER
“In the presence of a repentant people, God’s justice is transformed
into mercy and forgiveness. This challenges us by inviting us to
make room for this same inner attitude. To become merciful, we
must first acknowledge that we have done many things wrong:
we are sinners! We need to know how to say: ‘Lord, I am ashamed
of what I have done in life’. If we act in this way, how many good
things will follow. With this attitude of repentance we will be
more capable of being merciful, because we feel God’s mercy for
us.”
— Pope Francis
LOVE CAN MAKE THE
“UNWANTED CHILD” WANTED!
“One hundred fifty years ago, President Abraham Lincoln issued
the Emancipation Proclamation declaring that slaves held in
Confederate territory were free men and women. One hundred
fifty years later, children in every part of the country still face the
degradation and hopelessness of the practice President Lincoln
sought to end.....For the last 40 years and even earlier in some
states, many of our judges and lawmakers have treated people
like property.
They’ve held babies in the womb to be like chattel, possessions
to be discarded or destroyed, with their mothers cast as owners.
These officials, along with the abortion industry itself, feign
ignorance of the unborn child’s humanity. We can’t stop all evil in
this fallen world, but we can fight it in our own neck of the woods
with love. Love never ends. Love can save lives. Love declares that
there is no such thing as an unwanted child. With love, children
are adopted, not aborted. With love, children are cherished, not
abused. With love, there is less room for the oppressor because his
hunting grounds are smaller. We simply need to see no child as
unwanted. And it can start with just one. One life loved can make
all the difference.
After all, “one life changed the entire world.”
Alveda King, niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. King.
Alveda King is a leading Pro-Life voice who formerly had two abortions
before having a faith conversion
50% TUITION SCHOLARSHIP FOR ALL LAY
STUDENTS AT THE ATHENAEUM
The Athenaeum, the Archdiocesan seminary and school of
theology, announces a 50% lay tuition scholarship as part of our
One Faith, One Hope Capital Campaign commitment. This offer is
open to all the lay faithful throughout the Archdiocese who are
interested in deepening their faith and knowledge of the Catholic
doctrine. We offer daytime, evening and Saturday classes, graduate
and non-degree options and a supportive environment. Earn a
Master of Arts in Pastoral Ministry, Master of Arts in Theology
or a Master of Arts in Biblical Studies, a Certificate in Pastoral
Ministry as you discern God’s call, prepare for new opportunities,
or learn about your faith in a dynamic and enriching environment.
There will never be a better time to discover how lay Catholic
studies through the Athenaeum can transform your life. For
more information, call Dr. Susan McGurgan at 513-231-1200 or Fr.
David Endres (Academic Dean) at 513-231-2223 or go onto our
web page at growinwisdom.org.
FEASTS CELEBRATED THIS WEEK
June 12 – Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
Luke 7:36–8:3: In today’s gospel, we read of a woman who
understands how much she’s been forgiven and as a result,
gives of herself wholeheartedly to the One who has forgiven
her. The parable Jesus shares with the Pharisee illustrates
the same. Most in the house, including the Pharisee, see the
woman only as a sinner but Jesus saw a repentant woman
filled with great love and thanksgiving. How do we see
ourselves and others we encounter daily? Is our lens one
of judgment or grace and mercy? In this Year of Mercy, let
us commit to seeing ourselves and those we minister to, on
level ground before the cross.
Prayer: Lord, help us this week to begin to comprehend
how much you’ve forgiven us. Thank You for your unfailing
grace and mercy.
June 13 – St. Anthony of Padua,
Priest & Doctor of the Church (1195-1231)
A member of a noble Portuguese family, St. Anthony
joined the Augustinians at a young age, but later joined
the Franciscans to engage in missionary work. Although
his missionary dreams were cut short due to illness, he
received public acclaim for his preaching style, which led to
the conversion of many. People began to call him “Hammer
of the Heretics.” His writing is extensive, and we still have
many of his sermons.
Sourcebook page 234-236;
catholic.org/saints/saint.php?saint_id=419
30TH ANNUAL BIBLE INSTITUTE
“LET US BE INSTRUCTED IN GOD’S WORD”
Friday, July 22-Friday, July 29, 2016
Xavier University Campus
3800 Victory Parkway, Cincinnati, OH 45207
There are 20 daytime seminars, daily Mass, plus evening healing
services and weekend general sessions of various lengths. A
Youth Track will be held on Friday, July 29th. Invite a friend! Cost
is a free will donation. It is a one-of-a-kind conference that offers
a variety of events to make you a powerful disciple of Christ. To
register visit our website at presentationministries.com and click
on “Bible Institute” or call us at (513)922-0923. Registration for
housing and meals must be received by July 3, 2016. Brochures
are available upon request.
MINISTRY TO SURVIVORS OF ABUSE
(REPORTING)
The Archdiocese of Cincinnati regards child abuse in all its forms
as a serious matter. If you are or have been abused by an employee
or volunteer of the Archdiocese, or are aware of abuse currently
taking place, please contact Ms. Cherie Groman, Coordinator of
Ministry to Survivors of Abuse, at 513-263-6623, or 1-800-6862724, ext. 6623. This is a confidential, dedicated line to accept calls
related to child abuse by employees or volunteers. In addition, be
sure to notify the survivor’s secular legal authorities.
Faith Formation News
PRE-K THROUGH 12 FAITH FORMATION
Glenn Gigandet – 937-382-1596
or [email protected]
2016-2017 PRE-K-GRADE 8 FAITH
FORMATION REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!
Registration forms are available in the vestibule area of StC and HNC, parish rectory and faith
formation offices, or online at stcolumbkille.org/2016-2017-registations-schedules.
St. Columbkille,
Patron Saint
of Faith Formation
“COOL KINGDOM PARTY”
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2016
JUNE 13-17, 2016
6:00-8:30 PM
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!!
This fun event is for all! Please base your child’s registration on the school grade that they are
entering in fall 2016. Forms are also available online at stcolumbkille.org/2016-vbs, and at the
front of church at StC and HNC. If you have any questions, please contact Glenn Gigandet at
[email protected] or call 937-382-1596.
CHANGES WITHIN CATHOLIC FAITH FORMATION
Next year’s changes:
• Extending the religious education year to better match the school year.
• Grades 7 and 8 Faith Formation will be moved to the morning.
CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF SALVATION
Middle School Retreat
Saturday, July 9, 2016, 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Ruah Woods
The New Evangelization Center, 6675 Wesselman Road, Cincinnati, OH 45248
Please fill out a registration form and waiver online at ruahwoods.org.
$50.00 per teen: (price includes meal, materials, and souvenir for teen)
This retreat is an introduction to some of the major themes found in St. John Paul II’s “Man and Woman He Created Them:
A Theology of the Body” such as: maintaining a healthy sense of identity, reflecting on what it means to be a human person,
understanding the nature of love, and most importantly, the life-changing experience of encountering the person of Jesus Christ,
who is the theology of the body. All middle school students are invited to join us, whether they have taken a class before or not!
Contact Christie with questions. Email: [email protected] or call (513) 407-8672.
MEN’S FELLOWSHIP BREAKFAST
Saturday, July 2, 2016
7:02 a.m. in the StC Parish Center Basement
After breakfast, the “Bible and Virgin Mary” formed.org program will be viewed, and discussion will
follow. We will conclude with prayer and are back to our busy schedules by 8:30 a.m. For additional
information, please contact Bob Schaad at 937-725-5134 or email: [email protected] or
Les Conover at 937-302-9909 or email: [email protected].
WORLD REFUGEE DAY IS JUNE 20TH
People honor the spirit and courage of millions of refugees
worldwide. It is a day to recognize the contributions of refugees
in their communities. Please say a prayer for our refugees that
are resettled by Catholic Charities. Catholic Charities is trying
to raise enough money to buy a gently used van for refugees
who are arriving daily. If you would like to help, go to this
go fund me website to make a donation today: gofundme.
com/25uxymfg.
CATHOLIC CHARITIES WORLD REFUGEE DAY
POTLUCK AND DAY OF FUN
June 18, 2016
4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
San Carlos Church, 115 W. Seymour Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45216
1 mile from our Mid Point offices in Carthage
This will be a celebration of culture and community. Help
us welcome the stranger and let them know what a great
community we have here in Greater Cincinnati. Event Details:
Set up from 2:00-4:00 p.m., i.e. setting up food, games and
activities for the children, help usher in clients (we’re expecting
about 250-300 refugees to come to the event, so interacting
with them, making sure they know where everything is and
what everything is, etc.). Call today to volunteer a few hours.
Contact Katie at 513-672-3715 or by email at khannah@ccswoh.
org.
ABIDE: FORMING MISSIONARY DISCIPLES
July 20-24, 2016
For High School Teens
Mt. St. Joseph University, 5701 Delhi Aveue, Cincinnati, OH
Visit abidecinci.com for more information or to register.
Deadline is June 17th.
Sponsored by the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, along with local
youth ministers. Abide is unique! A typical teen conference
last three days (at most). Abide is five days. Teens are not only
taught about who Jesus is, they live a daily personal encounter
with Him. Daily Mass, Confession, Adoration, Worship and
Authentic Christian community. Teaches young adults to go
into the world as a missionary disciple by going into Cincinnati
to meet our neighbors and share an abundance of love and joy
that results from a life rooted in discipleship.
“THE CHURCH POURS OUT THE BALM OF
GOD’S MERCY ON ALL WHO ASK FOR IT.”
~ Pope Francis
The Community of the Good Shepherd
8815 E. Kemper Road, Cincinnati, OH 45249
Tuesday, June 21, 2016, 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Fr. Brausch, Vice-Rector and Director of Formation for Mount
St. Mary’s Seminary of the West and Director of the Permanent
Deacon Program was named this year by Pope Francis as one
of two Archdiocese of Cincinnati priests “Missionaries of
Mercy” for the Extraordinary Jubilee Year of Mercy that began
in December. Fr. Brausch will share with us what a Jubilee Year
of Mercy means, and what the Catholic Church teaches about
mercy and forgiveness.
LAUDATO SI’
Prayer/Reflection: Most Generous God, You created this
world as a sign of Your endless love and desire to share good
with all Your creatures. Help us to turn from our thoughtless
consumption of the earth’s resources meant for all, so that
we may better serve You by living more simply and caring
for those who are most vulnerable to the destruction of our
common home. Amen.
Quote from the Holy See: “We are not faced with two separate
crises, one environmental and the other social, but rather
one complex crisis which is both social and environmental.
Strategies for a solution demand an integrated approach to
combating poverty, restoring dignity to the underprivileged
and at the same time protecting nature.”
– Pope Francis, Laudato Si’, no.139
RETREATS AT THE JESUIT SPIRITUAL
CENTER AT MILFORD
5361 S. Milford Road, Milford, OH 45150
jesuitspiritualcenter.com
This retreat offers you a framework of eight ways to reclaim
your joy following any loss of a loved one. Within the construct
presented, you will have the opportunity to reflect, process,
share life experiences with others. Speak with the retreat
presenters, and encounter the beautiful grounds of the Jesuit
Spiritual Center. The fee is $235 for a 2 night stay and meals.
To register, call (513) 248-3500 ext. 10, or e-mail reservations @
jesuitspiritualcenter.com
Please take a few minutes to look at the 2016 edition of the sponsor page of this bulletin. It is through the generosity of our area sponsors that
we get our bulletin printed free of charge to the parish. We ask you, our parish family and guests, to consider these advertisers as a source of
future business. Please mention you saw their ads on our bulletin! We would like to thank our local advertisers for their support and encourage
everyone to shop local to support our local economy.
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