may 20, 2018 our church at prayer · 2018-05-18 · franciscan tradition and st. ignatius and the...

May 20, 2018

Pentecost Sunday

We are a welcoming Catholic community centered in the Eucharist, striving to live

and share the Good News and grow in discipleship with the Lord.

7770 Beechmont Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45255

Parish Office Hours Monday–Thursday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Friday: 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Saturday: 9 a.m.–12 p.m.

Phone: 513-388-4466 (IHOM) FAX: 513-388-4097

School: 513-388-4086Formation: 513-388-4093Prayer Line: 513-388-5683 (LOVE)Events/Cancellations: 513-388-4080Emergency: 513-388-4466

Volunteer: [email protected]: [email protected]

www.ihom.org

Our Church at Prayer

Sacrament of the EucharistSunday Mass Saturday: 5 p.m. Sunday: 7:30, 9:30 and 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. (en Español) and 6 p.m. (Child care available for age 1 and walking to age 3 during 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. Masses)

Weekday Mass Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 12 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday: 8:15 a.m.

Holy Day of Obligation Mass: 6:30 a.m., 8:15 a.m., 12 noon and 7 p.m.

Civil Holidays of Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day and Thanksgiving Day Mass: 9 a.m.

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament in the Tabernacle: Sunday: 8 p.m.–Saturday: 12 p.m. (excluding regularly scheduled Mass times)

Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament in the Monstrance: Thursday: 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

Sacrament of Reconciliation Individual: Tuesday, 6:30–7 p.m.; Saturday, 3:30–4:30 p.m.

Recitation of The Rosary: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday: in Church, following the 12 p.m. Mass. Saturday: 7:45 a.m. in Church. Sunday: 8:50 a.m. in Church. Every 3rd Thursday (en Español): 9 a.m. in Lourdes.

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MASS INTENTIONS AND READINGSWEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS

Welcome This WeekImmaculate Heart of Mary

extends a warm welcome to our new parishioners. We hope that

they will come to find peace and joy as they become active members of

our worship community.

Gloria Boggess

Parish MembershipWe joyfully welcome new members of our

parish community. Please register in the Parish Office or after each weekend Mass in the Lourdes Room. Please also let us know

if you plan to move from the parish.

Prayers are requested for the repose of the souls of

Betty Barnes, mother of Roxanne Barnes

Virginia Pohl

Mary Sutton

At all Masses, please pray for vocations to the priesthood, religious life, and diaconate.

Sunday, May 20Pentecost SundayActs 2:1–11/1 Cor 12:3b–7, 12–13 or Gal 5:16–25/Jn 20:19–23 or Jn 15:26–27; 16:12–15

Monday, May 21The Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church (Memorial)Genesis 3:9–15, 20/Psalm: 87: 1–3, 5–7/John 19:25–3412 p.m. †Joseph & Jo-Ann Alvaro, req. by the Family †Don Creelman, req. by the Family †Stan Budd, req. by Tom & Rosie Habegger †Alba Santoro, req. by Mary Beth Conover †Elisabeth Hall, req. by Brother Edward †Rod Connor, req. by Eugene & Rosanna Ardine

Tuesday, May 22 WeekdayJas 4:1–10/Mk 9:30–378:15 a.m. †Robert Schubert, req. by John & Nancy Radcliffe

Wednesday, May 23WeekdayJas 4:13–17/Mk 9:38–4012 p.m. †Ward Sheeran, req. by Joe & Ann Shay †Sixto Contreras, Jr., req. by Terri Kuhn †Michael Schuttlekotte, req. by Mary Beth Conover †Karen Seifried, req. by Mark & Mary Collar †Julie Burr, req. by Kathy McGraw †Joe McGraw, req. by Kathy McGraw

Thursday, May 24 WeekdayJas 5:1–6/Mk 9:41–508:15 a.m. †Janice Bauer, req. by Marie Monaco

Friday, May 25WeekdayJas 5:9–12/Mk 10:1–1212 p.m. †Leon & Cecilia Couch, req. by the Couch Family

Saturday, May 26Saint Philip Neri, PriestJas 5:13–20/Mk 10:13–168:15 a.m. Intentions of Fr. Ron Williams, req. by Al & Maureen Dufour

Sunday, May 27The Most Holy TrinityDt 4:32–34, 39–40/Rom 8:14–17/Mt 28:16–205 p.m. (Sat.) †Ruth Wallenhorst, req. by the Goshorn Family7:30 a.m. For the Parish9:30 a.m. †Anne McHale, req. by IHM School Staff11:30 a.m. †Jospeh Meyer, req. by John & Victoria Aicholtz & Hannah Aicholtz1:30 p.m. †Ines Arias, req. by the Milord Family6 p.m. †Deacon Eugene Miller, req. by K of C #12359

Sacrament of the SickContact Marisue Naber in the

Parish Office at 388-4184. Parishioners scheduled for surgery are encouraged to celebrate this sacrament at a weekday liturgy before they go to the hospital.

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FROM OUR PASTOR PASTORAL STAFF

PastorFr. Thomas Kreidler

[email protected]

Parochial VicarFr. Anthony [email protected]

DeaconsDeacon Mike Cassani

500-4800 ([email protected])

Deacon Russ Feldkamp646-5309 ([email protected])

Deacon Mark Johnson509-4556 ([email protected])

Deacon Bill Mullaney753-7756 ([email protected])

Deacon Dave Shaffer265-4456 ([email protected])

Deacon Dave Shea310-6616 ([email protected])

Finance and StewardshipJoan Cardone


Evangelization & CatechesisDonna Wenstrup


Health MinistryMarisue Naber


Liturgy and Sacred MusicDave Auxier


PrincipalKrista Devine

([email protected])

Director of CommunicationsMichelle Peters


Dear Friends,

Today we celebrate the great Feast of Pentecost—the gift of the Holy Spirit to the Apostles (Acts of the Apostles Ch. 2). We regard this as the birthday of the church, where, once strengthened and empowered by the Spirit, the Apostles go forth preaching and teaching about Jesus. The Gift of the Holy Spirit, however, is not simply something that happened in history. The Holy Spirit continues to inspire and enliven and has done so through history.

One of the gifts of my sabbatical time was the ability to take the time to enter into some of the religious traditions of our faith. These traditions show how the Holy Spirit continues to enter into our lives and move us to do God’s work. Today I want to write about my encounters with St. Francis and the Franciscan tradition and St. Ignatius and the Jesuit tradition. These are my reflections, certainly not intended as a history of or exhaustive study.

One of the retreat centers I visited was San Damiano, run by the Franciscans near Danville, California. We had the opportunity to reflect on the San Damiano cross, from which Jesus spoke to Francis to “rebuild my Church.” Later I had the opportunity to enter into the real world application of that Tenderloin District of San Francisco, where the homeless are welcomed for respite shelter of the streets. We also went to St. Anthony Dining Room, which feeds 2000–3000 a day, as well as providing concierge-type services for those in need who are seeking employment or social services. One of the Franciscan characteristics promoted was a “both/and” instead of an “either/or” approach. This reflects St. Francis’s inclusive way and the living out of his universal call to love—and to love universally. This includes the Earth and all creatures within it. Sometimes we can forget that universal call to love when we set up our barriers or limitations.

Another sign of the Spirit in our tradition and lives is the Jesuit spirituality of St. Ignatius. During my time in Berkley, my spiritual director helped me through a modified 30-day retreat that is a highlight of the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius. I know many parishioners enter into this and the mighty “examen” that helps us to live a reflective, thoughtful and intentional spirituality as a way of life.

These two men lived hundred of years apart and several hundred years ago. Still, we see how the Spirit is alive and well in the Church and in all of our lives.

Come Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of your faithful and kindle in them the fire of your love. Send forth your Spirit and they shall be created. And You shall renew the face of the earth.

God Bless,

O, God, who by the light of the Holy Spirit, did instruct the hearts of the faithful, grant that by the same Holy Spirit we may be truly wise and ever enjoy

His consolations, Through Christ Our Lord.Amen.



DISCIPLESHIP ALIVEWorship & Serve: [email protected]

Information Needed!

We recently received a donation with no donor information enclosed. If you have recently made a donation from your Wells Fargo account, please contact Tammy Haynes at 388-4183 or [email protected].

Weekly Offertory Fiscal Year to Date

May 13 Actual

May 13 Budget

Actual through 46 weeks

Budget through 46 weeks

% Increase or (Decrease)

$42,422 $35,000 $2,323,441 $2,350,000 -1.1%

Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration (PEA)Pray for peace...pray for your family. Certainly you have a reason to pray. Spend an hour with the one who loves you enough to die for you. Experience the love, the calm and the peace in the presence of our Lord.

Hours of Adoration: Sunday 8 p.m. through Saturday 12 p.m.

(except during Masses)

Exposition of the Eucharist: The Eucharist will be exposed in the Monstrance

every Thursday. Thursdays the Eucharist will be exposed after the 8:15 a.m. Mass and will be reposed at 4 p.m.

If you have questions, please contact Kathie Hayes: [email protected] or 513-202-3009.

Pope Francis Has Added a Memorial Pope Francis has added a Memorial for “The Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church” to the General Roman Calendar. It will be celebrated each year on the Monday after Pentecost. This year it will fall on Monday, May 21.

Child Protection Advocacy Looking for MembersChild Protection Advocacy is seeking energetic members and chair to support and implement the Child Protection Advocacy committee activities. Child Protection Advocacy is part of IHM Social Ministries. We are committed to providing advocacy, education, and support to the parish to promote the protection of our children. The committee looks for opportunities to engage parishioners and staff in promoting awareness, discussion and implementation of policies and activities that ensure that children and vulnerable adults are kept safe and that victims are heard and helped. Contact Kathy Weyer at 513-774-0115 or [email protected]. Meeting on May 30, 2018 at 7 p.m. in the Parish Center.

Help Needed at SEM PantryOur friends at the SEM pantry, who served over 12,000 of our area neighbors last year, are seeking a cadre of volunteer drivers to provide back up to their regular drivers who pick up food from local donor merchants and deliver it to the pantry at 6446 Beechmont Ave.Volunteers would need access to a pickup truck, van, SUV or similar vehicle and be able to lift loads that are generally 30 lbs or less but can occasionally reach about 40 lbs. Most of the needs will fall on Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays. If you would like to assist in this ministry, please contact Charlie Gentry of SEM at 513-300-8173 or at [email protected]. You may also contact Ed Brady of IHM at 232-8752 or at [email protected]. Thank you for your consideration.

Rosary in MayJoin fellow parishioners any weekday evening during May, 7 p.m., as we gather in the Marian Garden, near the preschool building, to pray the Rosary for peace in our families, parishes and schools, archdiocese, Church, and world!



Register Now for Summer PRP (Parish Religion Program for grades 1–8)Summer PRP I: June 4–15 (M–F) 9 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Summer PRP II: June 4–15 (M–F) 5–8:30 p.m. Summer PRP III: July 30–August 10 (M–F) 9 a.m.–1:30 p.m.

Join us for another summer of faith filled learning and fun. The registration packets are available online, in the formation office, and in the back of church.

Need more information? Contact Tina Ramundo: [email protected]

ATTENTION ALL JUNIOR HIGH AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS!

Are you looking for a fun way to spend part of your summer? Do you need a way to earn service hours while on Summer Break?

Join us as a student aide during our IHM Summer PRP sessions! You are guaranteed to have a great time while earning plenty of service hours. Contact Tina Ramundo: [email protected] to reserve your volunteer spot. We’d love to share the summer with you!

Volunteers Needed at Tender MerciesThe IHM Social Action Coordinating Commission is looking for a few more volunteers to join the regular rotation of providing and serving lunch on the 4th Saturday of each month. Tender Mercies is located in Over the Rhine on West 12th street and provides safe housing for about 60 homeless adults suffering from mental illness. The 2-hour commitment would only be once or twice a year and is hands-on and family friendly. If you are interested, please contact Diane Fee at [email protected], or 513-702-6059.

Heartbeat Articles due June 4! Submit articles to [email protected]

Middle School DATE CHANGE End of Year Party!The date for the last middle school event has been changed due to conflict with the school play. We will now be meeting MAY 26th—same time and place.

Join us for a party celebrating the end of another successful year for Middle School Youth Ministry! We will be having a cookout, games (including 9-square and Gaga Ball), s’mores, and more. We will be meeting at the Pavilion; come hungry and ready to party!

Food from the Heart Collection The collection will be May 19 & 20 for SEM Food Pantry. Southeastern Ecumenical Ministry Food Pantry distributes food to applicants who have been screened to ensure eligibility. By donating just a few cans or boxes of non-perishable food items or toiletries such as shampoo, bar soap, or deodorant, we can help families who have fewer resources than us. Please bring donated items to church this week and put them in the bin provided in the vestibule. IHM has provided food and volunteers for many years. If you are interested in helping, please call Sherrie Heyse at 513-843-7188 or call the pantry.

Knights of Columbus Parish BreakfastThe Knights of Columbus monthly breakfast will be held May 20, following 7:30 & 9:30 a.m. Masses. We have buffet favorites including biscuits & gravy, pancakes, home-made potatoes, ham, sausage, scrambled eggs, fruit, bakery, along with orange juice and coffee. We also feature made-to-order omelets and goetta. Adults are $7, children 3–12 are $4, and all children under the age of three are FREE! All new parishioners are also invited to be our guest FREE OF CHARGE. Bring the entire family for a delicious breakfast prepared by the Knights of Columbus. Members of the welcoming committee, members of the IHM community will be available to welcome you and to answer any questions you may have.



Tip of the Week

End of the Year Thank You Gifts

Say Thank You to School Staff Members, Bus Drivers, Childcare Providers, etc. who have helped your children throughout the school year.

Tuck a gift card to Panera, Graeter’s, Starbuck’s, Dunkin Donuts, Jersey Mike’s, Servatii’s, Krispy Kreme, Kohl’s, Target, Chipotle, Amazon, or one of the other many merchants/restaurants on our order form into a thank you note from your child.

You’ll make the recipient smile and have a great summer!

Memorial Day Activities

Traveling—Purchase gift cards to use to buy gas (Kroger, Speedway, Shell, Meijer or Sam’s Club) and fast food (McDonald’s, Arby’s, Wendy’s, Subway) for your trip.

Celebrating—Purchase gift cards for GFS, Honeybaked Ham, Sam’s Club, Kroger, Meijer, Jersey Mike’s, Servatii’s, Wal-Mart and many more for all the food and party items for your Memorial Day Celebrations and Picnics.

Graduation Gifts—Help a college graduate or high school graduate furnish their apartment or dorm room. Select gift cards for Bed, Bath & Beyond, Amazon, Target, Kohl’s, TJ Maxx, Wal-Mart and more, to place in their graduation card.

Please note there will be no Shop$mart Sales after the 6 p.m. Mass on Memorial Weekend, Sunday, May 27th. Sorry for any inconvenience.

Discernment FridayFathers, our season is drawing to an end. There have been many men who have served in order to make this a fruitful year. From the syllabus committee to the evangelization committee, event organizers and small and large group leaders to name a few. This group could not exist without your willingness to step up and lend a hand. Join us this Friday to discern where you can help make next year more successful than this year.

May God bless you and your families over the Summer months and remember to join us for Fathers Team Light.

Join us Friday Mornings 6:03 a.m. for Fathers Team Light. You can start any time!St. Matthew’s Room, IHM Welcome Center

www.Fathersteam.orgwww.facebook.com/fathersteam

Blessing for expectant parents through birth or adoptionPlease join us after Mass at 9:30 a.m. on June 10 for a special blessing as you welcome your new bundle of joy! Directly after Mass, expectant parents and their families will meet at the font to participate in this very special event. We look forward to seeing you there.

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion TrainingInterested in becoming an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion? Join us for our next training session May 21 from 3:15-6:15 p.m. in the church. Newly confirmed of our parish are welcome to participate!

Please call the church office, 388-4466, to register or for more information.

Women to Women in Faith and FellowshipMission: “We are Catholic women of faith in spiritual fellowship and support while building a closer relationship with God in the later years of our life’s journey.”

Please join us Monday, May 21st for Women to Women in Faith and Fellowship in the St. Mathew Room at 7 p.m. We will be listening to an excellent tape from Fr. John Ricardo on HOPE. He is a priest of the Detroit Archdiocese and a very respected and gifted speaker on Ave Maria Radio which is heard on Sacred Heart Radio at 11 a.m. each day.



WEEKLY CALENDAR OF EVENTSMonday, May 21

6:45 AM Before Care East Heritage

3 PM Eucharistic Minister Training Church

3 PM After Care Gymnasium/Cafeteria

5:30 PM Track & Field Awards Pavilion

7 PM Education Commission Bernardin

7 PM Pastoral Council Bernardin

7 PM Small Faith Group Parish Library

7 PM CRHP Women #71 St Philip

7 PM Women to Women St Matthew

7 PM Boy Scouts Heritage

7:30 PM Salve Regina Cenacle Lourdes

9:30 PM Men’s Basketball Gymnasium

Tuesday, May 226:45 AM Before Care East Heritage

9 AM Childcare St Gabriel

9:30 AM Pastoral Staff Bernardin

9:30 AM WOW Bible Study St Matthew

1 PM Meeting Parish Library

1:30 PM Divine Will Cenacle Fatima

2:20 PM Graduation Practice Church


3:15 PM 3rd Gr Girl Scouts West Heritage

4 PM Stretching & Fitness Class Preschool

6 PM Boys Volleyball Awards Gymnasium

6:30 PM Fernside Cafeteria

6:30 PM Reconciliation Lourdes

6:30 PM Daisy Scouts East Heritage

7 PM Grief Support Group St Francis of Assisi

7 PM CRHP Women #56 Parish Library

Wednesday, May 236:45 AM Before Care East Heritage

9 AM True Devotion to Mary St Matthew

9:50 AM School Mass Practice Church

10 AM School Pig Day Cookout Pavilion

1 PM Bible Study Guadalupe

3 PM Catechesis Meeting East Heritage


4 PM Grief Support Group Lourdes

7 PM Small Faith Group Guadalupe

7:45 PM Divine Will Cenacle Fatima



Thursday, May 246:45 AM Before Care East Heritage8:15 AM Mass with School Children Church9 AM Shop$mart Sales Fatima9 AM Childcare St Gabriel9:30 AM Bible Study Blessed Mother10 AM Moms Bible Study St Matthew3 PM After Care Gymnasium/Cafeteria3:30 PM Catechist Meeting West Heritage4 PM Stretching & Fitness Class Preschool5:30 PM PTO Used Uniform Sale Cafeteria6 PM AHG Meeting Holy Family6 PM School Night of Reflection Cafeteria/ Heritage/Gymnasium/Pavilion7 PM CRHP Women #71 Parish Library7:30 PM RCIA Legion of Mary/ St Francis of Assisi/St Matthew9:30 PM Men’s Basketball Gymnasium

Friday, May 256:03 AM Father’s Team St Matthew

6:45 AM Before Care East Heritage

2:20 PM Graduation Practice Church


4:30 PM Boosters Games Gymnasium

Saturday, May 268 AM Boosters Games Gymnasium

9: AM Vocations Committee Lourdes

10 AM Bartending Class East Heritage

1 PM Baptism Church

5 PM Shop$mart Sales Fatima

Sunday, May 277:30 AM Shop$mart Sales Fatima

9:05 AM Childcare St Gabriel

11:30 AM Fr. Jacob Willig Church Thanksgiving Mass

12:30 PM Reception for Heritage/ Fr. Jacob Willig Cafeteria

6 PM Shop$mart Sales Fatima

7 PM HS Youth Group Youth Room

7 PM Boosters Games Gymnasium

7 PM CRHP Men #71 Holy Family

7:30 PM AA Meeting St Matthew

WEEKLY CALENDAR OF EVENTS



H.E.L.P. Bartending Program May 26, June 23 & 30, July 14In order to bartend at any function on the IHM campus, this class must be attended one time. To register, please call the Parish Office at 388-4466. The classes will be held in East Heritage. Class begins at 10 a.m. and are approx. 1 hr. long.

Camp Bosco IHM’s 6th annual Camp Bosco is this summer on June 25–29! Come and explore our awesome Catholic Faith through games, talks, community, adventures (including a trip to Coney Island!), and the Sacraments. This year’s theme is Face to Face. Join us as we explore the many different ways we can meet Jesus face to face in the liturgical life of the Catholic Church. Camp Bosco is a great opportunity to make new friends and share in an experience of faith with people your own age. If you want to have fun and make awesome memories while growing in your faith, Camp Bosco is for you! Visit https://conta.cc/2JVmjCy for more information and to register!

Open to all incoming 6-8th* grade students (as of 2018–19 school year). High School Peer Leaders Needed! Registration closes May 25th.

*We will accept a limited number of incoming 9th graders as part of a freshman peer leadership training program.

The Descent of the Holy Spirit— Acts 2:1–41 Even after Christ’s death the Holy Spirit works all things in us through Mary. In fact, what the Creator said to the serpent in reference to the Immaculata, “She will crush your head” [cf. Gn 3:15], is, according to the teaching of theologians, to be understood to have no limitations of time. It is the task of the Holy Spirit to form the new members of those predestined to the Mystical Body of Christ until the end of the world. But, as [St.] Louis Grignion de Montfort demonstrates, this work is brought to fruition with Mary, in Mary, and through Mary. (KW 1229)

2018 Wedding Anniversary Certificates Married couples celebrating a significant wedding anniversary (25, 40, 50, 60, 65, 70, 75) in 2018 are invited to request a congratulatory certificate from Archbishop Schnurr. You may request a certificate in two ways:

1. Visit the Archdiocesan Office for Marriage & Family Life Website http://www.catholiccincinnati.org/ministries-offices/family-life/ Click: Wedding Anniversary.

2. Call the Office for Marriage & Family Life 513-421-3131 ext. 2621.

These certificates will be sent to IHM in early July for distribution to couples on July 29 at the 9:30 a.m. Mass.



Mass of Thanksgiving at Immaculate Heart of Mary

Sunday, May 27, 11:30 a.m.Reception following Mass, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus in Heritage Hall.

Congratulations Father Jacob WilligOrdained to the Priesthood of Jesus Christ May 19, 2018, 11 a.m. at St. Peter in Chains Cathedral.



Please join us as we celebrate the retirement of our

beloved Brother Edward!

June 2 after 5PM Mass

A reception will be held in the School Cafeteria after Mass

with several of Brother Ed's favorites.

Please call the parish office with any questions, 513-388-4466.

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EXCITING NEWS! Spiritual Motherhood of Priests Following the lead of our parish, all the parishes across the Archdiocese of Cincinnati are invited to launch a new prayer apostolate that encourages women to consider becoming a spiritual mother to one priest or seminarian of our Archdiocese. Prayer for priests and seminarians has been proven to be effective throughout the history of the Church and we would like all the women of the parish to consider signing their name to the poster located in the vestibule and taking a packet of materials to begin praying for your new spiritual son. For more information about this apostolate please visit http://www.cincinnativocations.org/additional-resources/spiritual-motherhood-of-priests/

Summer Camp Registration Open!Planning your summer schedule? Looking for some summer camps for your kids? La Salle Summer Camp schedule and registration is open and available for camps in 3D Modeling & Animation, Art, Baseball, Basketball, Drama, Football, FUNdamentals, Lacrosse, Soccer, Volleyball, and Strength & Speed. Some camps have limits on how many we can accept; register early. The website has specific information on dates and times of camps and an online registration form. Come spend your summer with the Lancers!

https://www.lasallehs.net/summercamps

June 8-9: Junior High Vocation RetreatOn Friday evening through Saturday afternoon, June 8–9, Our Lady of the Holy Spirit Center in Norwood is hosting a junior high vocation retreat, “Cast Out Into the Deep,” for young men in grades 6–8. The retreat offers the opportunity to learn more about various male vocations in the church, pray in adoration and Holy Mass and meet priests, seminarians, and other young men exploring their call. There will also be time for recreation. For more information, contact Tom at [email protected], 513-351-9800 or register at http://events.olhsc.org/events/into-the-deep/

Cross the Bridge for LifeJoin Archbishop Schnurr, Bishop Foys of Covington and thousands of others Sunday, June 3rd, at 1 p.m. for the 13th annual Cross the Bridge for Life across the Purple People Bridge to raise awareness for the sanctity of human life–born and unborn. Meet at Newport, KY’s Riverfront Row Festival area for a brief program including music by the Easter Rising Band, face painting for the children and more! All are welcome to participate in this day of family fun and powerful witness. For more information, see CrossTheBridgeForLife.com.

ACP Friends and SupportersA Caring Place is in desperate need of the following items:

DIAPERS: Sizes 5 & 6

Girls & Boys spring/summer clothes: sizes 3T–6T

Bless you!

PentecostToday as we celebrate Pentecost, the Holy Spirit wants to make us advocates of God’s presence to bring new life to others, especially those who do not know the love of God in their lives.

Your gift in the St. Vincent de Paul poor box will help the poor to believe in the mystery of God’s love for them.

PentecostésHoy, al celebrar Pentecostés, el Espíritu Santo quiere hacernos defensores de la presencia de Dios para dar nueva vida a los demás, especialmente a aquellos que no conocen el amor de Dios en sus vidas.

Su donación en la caja de los pobres de San Vicente de Paul ayudará a los pobres a creer en el misterio del amor de Dios por ellos.

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serving Mt. Washington & Anderson Township513-231-7150



PARISH MINISTRY CONTACTS Consult Parish Directory for Phone Numbers

Adoration Kathie HayesAdmin. & Fin. Comm. Tom ArmstrongAltar Servers Deacon Dave ShafferAlzheimer’s Family Support Marisue NaberAmerican Heritage Girls Elizabeth Ryan Art & Environment Dave AuxierBoosters Rob Knarr Dave CaldwellBoy Scouts Thomas VaughanBread Ministry Pat PlanitzBulletin Michelle PetersCancer Support Group Sharon SankerCatholic Divorce Survival Carol HigginsCaregiver Careline 513-929-4483Charismatic Prayer Group Betsy RossChild Care Giselle VaughnCommunications/Print/Electronic Michelle Peters Communion/Anderson JoAnn BestCommunion/Asbury Woods Vivian WillgingCommunion/Homebound Marge GutekunstCommunion/NEC Carol StretchCommunion/SEM Manor Joe KeelerCore Nurses Group Marisue NaberCRHP Continuation Chair Gloria Ann CastlemanCub Scouts Kevin NovotnyEducation Commission Lea BeckElizabeth Ministry Marisue NaberEnthronement of the Sacred Heart Jill Coffey Sally Schroder

Evangelization/Catechesis Comm. John FahrmeierExtraordinary Ministers of Rusty McHugh Holy CommunionFATHERS Team Jeff Farmer Jack VoetFestival Dale White, Jr. Craig ConnollyFestival Volunteers Scott AckermanFood from the Heart Sherrie HeyseGirl Scouts Becky LeibreichGrief Support Group Judy SherlockHealth Ministry Comm. Pat ArmstrongHeartBeat Michelle PetersHispanic Ministry Gloria MilordHispanic Ministry Choir Don Harrison Hospitality Tim ArnoldKnights of Columbus Ed EnglishLectors Michael MillerMAGIC Roxanne YourMarriage Prep Linda ReekersMen’s Fellowship League John HuntMusic Ministry David AuxierNew Parishioner Registration Jill AmbroseNFP (Natural Family Planning) Missy FeldkampPTO Carie MasonerParish Coffee Pam/Dan PaynePastoral Council Steve HerbertPlanned Giving Committee Dick SchimpfPrayer Circle JoAnn Best Carol Stretch

Prayer Shawl Ministry Terry AlvarezPrison Ministry Charlie Pfizenmayer PRP Pete Taylor Tina RamundoRCIA Jay MatherRespect Life Jane ElfersRetrouvaille Dick & Mary McConnSEM Manor Cathy BeumerSt. Vincent de Paul 388-4191Scheduling Rooms Linda ReekersSHOP$MART Marge EnglishSmall Faith Groups Donna WentrupSocial Action Coordinating Comm. Mike Suter Sherrie HeyseStewardship Comm. John MurphyTheology of The Body Deacon Russ Feldkamp Missy FeldkampTwinning CCBN Sue KeefeTwinning OLM Judy O’BrienWelcoming Committee Gloria Ann CastlemanWinter Gala Nickie White Lisa RiccardiWorks of Kindness Len LeberWorship Commission Joanne Middlekamp Steve LatreilleVacation Bible School [email protected]/Young Adult Ministry Michael Haley

LITURGICAL MINISTERS SCHEDULE MAY 26 & 27 (DEACONS PREACH)Presider Deacons Coordinators Lectors Servers

5 p.m. (Sat.) Fr. Kreidler Dcn. Feldkamp Ed Bayliss Steve Green

Charlie PfizenmeyerTom M ArmstrongPam Pretot (C)

Cassidy FolkColin KoranEthan KoranMadeline RinkGrayson Slemons

7:30 a.m. Fr. Kreidler Dcn. Feldkamp Mike & Pat Carroll Gary CowensMary BruggemanMike Merz (C)

Karly LeibreichLydia TellezSyndey Tellez

9:30 a.m. Fr. Tozzi Dcn. Shaffer Mark Logeman Dick Burdick

Graham GallowayChris DaweGrayden Galloway (C)

Harlie GallowayGraydon GallowayLandon MohrMaria RamundoCaitlyn Voet

11:30 a.m. Fr. Willig Dcn. Feldkamp/Cassani Joy Roose Gloria Ann Castleman

Kathy WronkovichGrant ForemanSteve Latreille (C)

Natalie ArmbrusterQuinn BoccelliMadalyn FavroMarina Favro

1:30 p.m. Baptism

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