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St. Patrick Church Celebrates Three OrdinationsPhotos printed with permission of the Dominican Province of Saint Joseph

Summer 2013

St. Patrick Church, 280 N. Grant Ave, Columbus, OH 43215-2652 | (614) 224-9522 | Dominican Friars: Province of St. Joseph

— Excerpt from press release Office of Vocations, Dominican House of Studies

Rev. Dominic Joseph Bump, O.P., the son of Wayne and Cher Bump of Dublin, OH, and Carol Fry of Huntsville, OH, was one of six men ordained to the priesthood by Bishop Christopher Cardone, O.P. of Auki, Solomon Islands, for the Dominican Order on May 24 at Saint Dominic Church in Washington, D.C. Priestly ordination permanently sets a man apart for public ministry in the Church, specifically entrusting to him the responsibilities of celebrating Masses and hearing confessions.

Bishop Cardone, O.P., a friar of the Province of Saint Joseph, ordained Father Bump through the Imposition of Hands and Prayer of Ordination alongside Father Bernard Timothy, O.P., Father Matthew

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PARISH EVENTS

Saturday mornings ..........Men’s Discussion GroupSundays ...............................Rosary after 7 a.m. MassWednesdays .......................Martha Mary Sewing / RCIA / Choir ................................................(Sept.–June)1st Saturdays .....................Fatima Devotions1st Mondays .......................Marian Movement of Priests’ Mass1st Tuesdays ......................K of C1st Fridays ...........................Catholic Men’s Luncheon (Sept.–June)2nd Mondays .....................Calix Society2nd Tuesdays .....................Women’s Club2nd Wednesdays ..............Children’s Hour of Mercy3rd Sundays........................Catholic War Veterans; Baptism Class3rd Mondays ......................Marian Movement of Priests’ Devotions3rd Fridays ..........................All Night Vigil for Life followed by ................................................Respect Life Rosary at abortion center ................................................after the 7 a.m. Mass on Saturday4th Fridays ..........................All Night Vigil for Vocations5th Sundays ........................Collection for Little Margaret’s Charity

4 Missa Cantata for the Solemnity of St. Dominic 5 Marian Movement for Priests Mass 8 St. Dominic’s Day 11 Why be Catholic? Session. Summer Coffee and Doughnuts 15 Feast of the Assumption of the BVM — Holy Day of Obligation 25 Newcomers Reception; Parish Catechists Retreat 27 St. Monica Mass for Lapsed Catholics

1 Red Cross Blood drive 2 Labor Day. Office Closed. No Confessions 8 Why be Catholic? Session. 21–22 Respect Life Bake Sale 22 St. Gerard Mother’s Blessing 25 160th Anniversary of St. Patrick Church; Mass and Reception

5 Altar Server Training 6 Rosary Sunday. Parish Pig Roast 12 Altar Server Training 13 Why be Catholic? Session. Fraternities’ Bake Sale 18 St. Luke Mass for Medical Professionals 19 Altar server training 20 Toiletry Drive for St. Stephen’s Community Center 26 Altar Server Training 27 Blessing of Altar Servers 31 Vigil Mass for Solemnity of All Saints, Veneration of Relics

Celebrating 160 YearsThis September 25, St. Patrick’s Church will be celebrating her

160th anniversary of the dedication of the church. The dedication of our church predates the Civil War, the Church’s solemn proclamation of the Dogma of the Immaculate Conception, the appearance of Our Lady of Lourdes to St. Bernadette, and the birth of St. Thérèse of Lisieux. A lot has happened in our history and there have been many graces over the years. Please join me for a special 6:30 p.m. Mass on that Wednesday evening, followed by a reception organized by the Pastoral Council.

St. Patrick’s Church has reached a new moment of her history as we welcome the Dominican Sisters of the Immaculate Conception to serve in our parish. Sr. Maria Vianney will be the new Assistant Director of Religious Education and Youth Ministry, living in the new St. Dominic Convent on East Broad Street with two other sisters. We are very blessed to welcome the Sisters to St. Patrick’s.

Enjoy these warm days of summer. May the good Lord bless you abundantly.

With my prayers,

Father Michael Mary Dosch, O.P.

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Carroll, O.P., Father Albert Duggan, O.P., Father Reginald Mary Lynch, O.P., and Father Ambrose Mary Little, O.P., during the Mass of Ordination. With the families of the newly ordained and friars from throughout the province gathered in Washington, D.C., the ordination was a celebratory occasion.

A son of Saint Patrick Parish in Columbus, OH, Father Bump attended Grove City High School in Grove City, OH, and is a 1996 graduate of the University of Cincinnati. He most recently worked for the Bachman Miller Group in Dublin, OH.

Father Bump entered the Dominican Order at Saint Gertrude Priory in Cincinnati, OH in August 2005, and made his first profession of religious vows there in 2006. He was then assigned to the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, D.C., to pursue studies for the priesthood. During his years in Washington, D.C., he also served at the Ohio State Penitentiary and the Arlington County

Detention Center in Virginia, Washington Hospital Center, and in the missions in Kenya.

He made lifelong profession of vows in 2009, and was ordained a deacon in 2012. As a deacon he served at Saints Philip and James Parish in Baltimore, MD, staffed by the Dominicans. After ordination, he will continue to be assigned there as an assistant Catholic chaplain at Johns Hopkins University.

Father Bump is a member of the Dominican Province of St. Joseph, based in New York City, which was established in 1805. It has almost 300 Dominicans who are engaged in parish ministry, foreign missions, campus ministry, retreat work, and education. The Province also operates Providence College in Rhode Island.

Father Bump celebrated special Masses of Thanksgiving on Sunday, May 26th at 11 a.m. at Sts. Philip and James Parish in Baltimore, MD and on Sunday, June 2nd at 12 p.m. at Saint Patrick’s Church in Columbus, OH. (end of excerpt)

Rev. Michael Magree, S.J., a “son of the parish” was “ordained a priest of the Jesuit order by Bishop Thomas Donato, auxiliary bishop of Newark, N.J., on Sunday, June 9, at Fordham University in New York City.” — excerpt from The Catholic Times He was born and raised in Columbus, Ohio. He graduated from St. Charles Preparatory School and continued on to Ohio’s Franciscan University of Steubenville, where he earned his bachelor’s degree in philosophy. He furthered his education by earning a master’s degree in classics from The Ohio State

University. In 2002 he entered the Society of Jesus, spending two years at the Jesuit novitiate in Syracuse, New York. In 2007, He then earned a Master’s in philosophy from New York’s Fordham University. He spent his regency assignment teaching high school religion and Latin in

(left to right) Brothers Reginald Mary Lynch, Matthew Carroll, Dominic Joseph Bump, Bernard Marie Timothy, Albert Duggan, and Ambrose Mary Little

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The Order of Preachers, commonly known as the Dominicans, was founded in Southern France in 1216 by St. Dominic de Guzman. The Order is dedicated to the proclamation of the Word of God for the salvation of souls. The Dominican way of life consists of the vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience, and attends to study as the basis for preaching. Dominican friars live in community, gathering each day for common prayer. There are over 6,000 Dominican friars worldwide. — Excerpt from Press release issued by Office of Vocations, Dominican House of Studies

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Inside of Saint Dominic Church in Washington, D.C., where Ordinations took place.

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Bishop Cardone, O.P., a friar of the Province of Saint Joseph, ordained Father Bump (left) and Father Lynch (right) through the Imposition of Hands and Prayer of Ordination

Father Bump (right) is vested with chasuble by Father Stephen- Dominic Hayes, O.P.

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Br. Raphael Forbing, O.P.Brother Raphael entered the Order of Preachers in 2009 and is now in his 2nd year of theology studies at the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, DC. Originally from a small town called Bad Axe in the “thumb” of the lower peninsula of Michigan, Br. Raphael studied public relations at Northern Michigan University, and converted to Catholicism in 2006. He hopes to

make Solemn Vows to the Order in August 2014.

Br. Athanasius Murphy, O.P.Br. Athanasius was born and raised in Long Island, NY, and graduated from Providence College with a degree in Philosophy and Humanities. While he initially wanted to become a lawyer, he made up his mind by his junior year of college to become a priest, and entered the Dominican Order in 2010. He is currently studying theology at the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, DC.

First Communicants Crown the Blessed Virgin Mary for the Marian Month of May

St. Patrick’s Summer Brothers Br. Charles Shonk, O.P.Br. Charles entered the Order of Preachers in 2009. A native of Lancaster, Ohio and an alumnus of St. Charles Preparatory School in Columbus, he studied Philosophy and Latin at Denison University, then worked as a schoolteacher in New York City for four years. He will make solemn profession in the Order this August.

Rev. Br. Joseph-Mary Hertzog, O.P.Rev. Br. Hertzog, O.P. is originally from Winsted, Minnesota and comes from a large family of ten children. After graduating with a degree in business administration he worked abroad for a few years before joining the Peach Corps where he worked with small businesses and at-risk youth in Bolivia, South America. Rev. Br. Hertzog, O.P. joined the Dominicans in 2007, professed final

vows in 2011, and was ordained a deacon in 2013. He enjoys reading, especially the spiritual masters and the lives of the saints, and spending time outdoors.

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Philadelphia, and he also assumed responsibility of the school’s choir. In 2010 he was missioned to the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, where he earned a Master of Divinity degree and served as a deacon at St. Raphael’s Church in West Medford, Massachusetts. During his years of formation, he enjoyed working with prisoners at Boston’s Suffolk County House of Corrections and directing the 19th annotation of the Spiritual Exercises through the Jesuit Collaborative. After this summer, he will complete his Licentiate in Sacred Theology while serving part-time as chaplain at St. Joseph’s Preparatory School.

Father Reginald Mary Lynch, O.P., “of Hanover, N.H., is a 2003 graduate of St. Lawrence University, where he earned his bachelor’s degree.

He entered the Dominican order at St. Gertrude Priory and made his first profession of vows in 2008. He then was assigned to the Dominican House of Studies to study for the priesthood. While in Washington, D.C., he served in ministries with the Missionaries of Charity and the Dominican Third Order.

He made his lifelong profession of vows in 2011 and was ordained a deacon in 2012. As a deacon, he was assigned to Columbus St. Patrick Church, where he will continue to serve as a priest.” — excerpt from Dominicanfriars.org by Father Pius Pietrzyk, O.P.

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Celebrating the ordination of Father Reginald at the Parish Picnic at Camp Mary Orton on June 23

Photos courtesy of Judy Leddy

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Red-eye bus attendees (above) at the front foyer of the Priory of the Immaculate Conception, also known as the Dominican House of Studies.

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A group of St. Patrick Church parishioners rode the “red eye” bus to Washington, D.C., to attend the ordinations. They visited the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception (left).