we remember… - immaculate heart of mary catholic parish

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

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

October 28, 2018

Joseph “Jay” Clasgens Frederick Betz Joseph Dodd Janice Bauer

Deborah Schneider Mary Longbottom

Restituto “Resty” Alonzo Dorothy Nelson George Kramer

George Kapsal, Sr. Charles Amateis

Margaret “Peggy” Hudson Elizabeth Hall Rodger Hein

Carol Aniskovich Robert Phelps Charles Trapp

Kimberly Burns Carol Rhoney Gordon Nead Daniel Clark Jane Mischler Darrell Shafer Anna Wilhelm Patricia Collins

Violet “Vi” Carroll Ernest Dawe, Jr.

Elizabeth “Betsy” Turner Charlene Welsh Karen Heskamp

James “Andy” Boland Joan Lykowski

Margaret Rutledge Robert Calder Terrence Blair

Dorothy Mulvaney Martha Kushner

Christie Jump

Joan Lykowski Margaret Rutledge

Robert Calder Terrence Blair


Christie Jump Marion Bishea

Robert “Guy” Chandler Rosemary Malloni

Betty Barnes Virginia Pohl Sylvia Ross

Judith Stanley George Schraer James Kennedy

George Colonel, Jr. Pauline Andre

Loraine Midelli Virginia Land

John “Bill” Canter Thomas Massaron Elizabeth Gudat Eileen Waldfogle

Johannes Fahlbusch Ronald Lieske

John “Jack” Eiser Ross Giglio

Maryetta Wiesenhahn Sue Langguth

Virginia Harrison

All are invited to join us on November 2 at 7:00 p.m.

as we remember our Beloved Dead in prayer.

We remember… Throughout the month of November, we honor those who have entered eternal life.

On the Feast of All Souls, we especially remember those buried from our parish over the last year…

Joseph “Jay” Clasgens Frederick Betz Joseph Dodd Janice Bauer

Deborah Schneider Mary Longbottom

Restituto “Resty” Alonzo Dorothy Nelson George Kramer

George Kapsal, Sr. Charles Amateis

Margaret “Peggy” Hudson Elizabeth Hall Rodger Hein

Carol Aniskovich Robert Phelps Charles Trapp

Kimberly Burns Carol Rhoney Gordon Nead Daniel Clark Jane Mischler Darrell Shafer Anna Wilhelm Patricia Collins

Violet “Vi” Carroll Ernest Dawe, Jr.

Elizabeth “Betsy” Turner Charlene Welsh Karen Heskamp

James “Andy” Boland

Joan Lykowski Margaret Rutledge

Robert Calder Terrence Blair


Christie Jump Marion Bishea

Robert “Guy” Chandler Rosemary Malloni

Betty Barnes Virginia Pohl Sylvia Ross

Judith Stanley George Schraer James Kennedy

George Colonel, Jr. Pauline Andre

Loraine Midelli Virginia Land

John “Bill” Canter Thomas Massaron Elizabeth Gudat Eileen Waldfogle

Johannes Fahlbusch Ronald Lieske

John “Jack” Eiser Ross Giglio

Maryetta Wiesenhahn Sue Langguth

Virginia Harrison

Immaculate Heart of mary cHurcH cIncInnatI, OH

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MASS INTENTIONS AND READINGSWEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS

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

Elmer Kaising

Lillian Pfaller

Rob Miller, husband of Jennifer Miller, and father of

Rob and Mia Miller

Lillian Pfaller, mother of Nancy (Robert) Mitchell, and

grandmother of Jessica, Jennifer, Abigail and Madeline

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

Sunday, October 28Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary TimeJer 31:7–9/Heb 5:1–6/Mk 10:46–52

Monday, October 29WeekdayEph 4:32—5:8/Lk 13:10–1712 p.m. †Dorothy Nelson, req. by the Parish †Gordon Nead, req. by Tony & Jo Marie DiCristoforo †Guy Chandler, req. by Bob Koesters †Gemma Micarsos, req. by Chuck & Kathy Rizzo †Edward Schmidt, req. by Fred & Karen Sanders †Ruth Longfellow, req. by Jeff & Holly Farmer †Resty Alanzo, req. by Mike & Jan Snell

Tuesday, October 30WeekdayEph 5:21–33 (480) or 5:2a, 25–32 (122)/Lk 13:18–218:15 a.m. †Gretchen Geers, req. by Tom & Arden Geers

Wednesday, October 31WeekdayEph 6:1–9/Lk 13:22–3012 p.m. †Manuel Velazquez, req. by the Chaves Ramirez Family †Barb Mulvihill, req. by Jean Ann Sheeran †Mary Beth Harlow, req. by Walt Moll & Joanne Middlekamp †Betty Barnes, req. by Jeff & Holly Farmer Edward Schmidt, req. by the Goshorn Family †Fran Pielage, req. by Arlene Blaney

Thursday, November 1All SaintsRv 7:2–4, 9–14/1 Jn 3:1–3/Mt 5:1–12a6:30 a.m. †Carl Meiners, req. by Jeanine Ferrell8:15 a.m. †Deceased Members of IHM StVdp Conference, req. by IHM StVdP12 p.m. †Bob Calder, req. by Linda & Ken Reekers7 p.m. †Maxine Wells, req. by Dave & Grace Schmidlin

Friday, November 2The Commemoration of All the Faithful DepartedWis 3:1–9/Rom 5:5–11 or Rom 6:3–9/Jn 6:37–4012 p.m. †Mary HarmeierRoberts, req. by Joan Ford

Saturday, November 3WeekdayPhil 1:18b–26/Lk 14:1, 7–118:15 a.m. †Rose Malloni, req.by Gene & Rosanna Ardine

Sunday, November 4Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary TimeDt 6:2–6/Heb 7:23–28/Mk 12:28b–345 p.m. (Sat.) †Betsi Schimpf, req. by the Family7:30 a.m. †Gordon Massa, req. by K of C #123599:30 a.m. †Carol Rhoney, req. by Mary Carol Dowdy11:30 a.m. †Mr. & Mrs. Inniah, req. by Clement & Rosaleena Marcellus1:30 p.m. For the Parish6 p.m. †Christie Jump, req. by the Al Mink Family

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.

tHIrtIetH Sunday In OrdInary tIme OctOber 28, 2018

striving to live and share the Good News and grow in discipleship with the Lord. 3

FROM OUR PASTOR PASTORAL STAFF

Mary’s home located beneath the Main Basilica.

PastorFr. Thomas Kreidler

[email protected]

Weekend AssociateFr. Pat Crone

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,

It has been a wonderful pilgrimage. Below are some pictures from our sites.

God Bless,

Fr. Tom

Couples in the group took part in a Renewal of Vows and Blessing in Cana.

Church of the Nativity

Church of All Nations in the Garden Of Gethsemani. The rock in front of the Altar is the rock mentioned in the Gospel of Luke where Jesus sweat blood before His Passion.



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

October 21 Actual

October 21 Budget

Actual through 17 weeks

Budget through 17 weeks

% Increase or (Decrease)

$23,024 $35,000 $672,488 $710,000 -5.3%

Ministerio HispanoNuestra parroquia ofrece misa en español todos los domingos a la 1:30 p.m.

Quienes formamos parte de la comunidad hispana sabemos que puede ser difícil vivir en un país distinto al país de origen, tratando de mantener nuestra propia cultura y costumbres. IHM nos ha dado un espacio para juntarnos y ayudarnos mutuamente. La comunidad hispana en IHM sigue creciendo, con nuevas familias y miembros que se unen cada semana para participar en misa y en otras actividades. Si usted o su familia son de habla hispana y se han mudado recientemente a Anderson Township, Mt. Washington, Amelia, u otras comunidades vecinas, le invitamos a formar parte de IHM. No se pierda esta maravillosa oportunidad de compartir con otros que comparten su misma fé.

Coin CollectionMost of us no longer carry a pocket or purse full of change but we often do have a few coins. The next time you find yourself with a coin or two bring them with you to Sunday Mass and put them in the collection basket. What good will your dime do? This past summer, joined with other’s change, it provided a ride to work for a returning citizen so he could keep his job, pay his rent and not become homeless. A child in a school for children with problems is able to work on a craft, the materials paid for with your coins, and feel joy instead of anger or frustration. Just by putting in your one small dime you made someone else’s life a little better. Let’s make putting change in the collection basket a habit.

People Working CooperativelyJoin an IHM team to do a home repair project, so that low income elderly people can remain in their homes. We will work with the Repair Affair Project sponsored by People Working Cooperatively. Each year PWC provides thousands of low~income, elderly, and disabled homeowners with a higher quality of living. Our professionally trained staff, along with thousands of volunteers, help Ohio residents with critical home repairs, energy conservation and weatherization, mobility modifications, and maintenance services. IHM’s SACC (Social Action Coordinating Commission) would like to find 6–8 people to join an IHM Team to work Saturday morning November 17, for a 4 hr commitment. Adults and teens who are accompanied by an adu1t are encouraged to join in this rewarding experience. Please contact Jack Newfield at [email protected].

Ushers NeededWe are in need of ushers, specifically for the 9:30 a.m.

Masses. Please contact Steve Frazer, [email protected]



The next Heartbeat deadline is October 29. Please send all articles to Michelle Peters at [email protected].

Coat CollectionThe annual IHM Coat Collection will take place October 27 and 28. Please bring any new or gently used coats to be placed in bins after all the Masses. The coats will be distributed to St. Leo The Great Parish in Cincinnati serving people in need.

A bit about St. Leo the Great Parish:St. Leo the Great Parish is where foreign mission meets home mission. A vibrant, diverse, urban Catholic parish community living the spiritual and corporal works of mercy, St. Leo’s serves a diverse group of parishioners that includes recent immigrants and refugees. Founded in 1886, St. Leo Church was founded by German Catholic immigrants and now it is home to Burundian, Congolese and Guatemalan immigrants.

IHM School will Walk with Jesus for the 2018/2019 School Year Each year IHM school orders Class Shirts for our students to wear on field trips, Spirit Wear Days and various celebrations. Each grade is a different color to signify the different classes. The last several years we have had a t-shirt contest for our students to design the back of the shirt using the school theme for the year. This year 7th Grader Kelly F. won the contest for the design depicting our theme “Walk with Jesus” Our IHM students are excited and proud to wear their class shirts to promote our school. Congratulations Kelly!

Married Couples DinnerThe speaker for our next married Couples Dinner on Saturday, November 10th is Susan Vogt, who will be talking about parenting both younger children and adult children. Susan serves as an advisor for the US Bishops Committee on Marriage and Family. She wrote the book, “Parenting Your Adult Child” in which she addresses how parenting changes with adult children, and how painful it can be when our adult children no longer practice the faith. If you have adult children or want your younger children, as they get older, to still hear you, please join us for the Married Couples Dinner, beginning at 6 p.m. in Heritage Hall. Please see registration form in back of bulletin.



Encountering Christ in a Personal Way Today:

Today in the Gospel reading (Mark 10:46–52), Jesus shows compassion by giving Bartimaeus what he asks for: the gift of sight. Jesus asks you today, “What do you want me to do for you?” What do you answer? Can you imagine Jesus giving that to you? Why or why not?

SACC and the Hispanic Ministry invite all the commission members and their spouses to our annual Building Relationships Luncheon November 11 in Heritage Hall following the 1:30 p.m. Mass. If you are able to join us it is a potluck meal so please bring your favorite dish. If you can come RSVP 388-4466 so that we have enough food for all. You are welcome to worship at the 1:30 p.m. Mass prior to the luncheon.

IHM School to Host Fall Open House Immaculate Heart of Mary School will host 2 Fall Open House Events for prospective and current families. Tours will be available on Tuesday, November 6th for Grades K through 5th and for Grades 6th through 8th on Thursday, November 8th. Both evenings begin at 5:30 p.m. and will conclude at 7 p.m. Faculty and staff will be available both evenings to answer questions and offer insight into the core curriculum, related arts and programs available to students at IHM School. There is no need to register. If you would prefer a private tour please call 513-388-3020 for more information. We invite you to come see why so many choose IHM School!

Respect Life 40 Days for Life (Sept. 26 to Nov. 4)IHM has 1 day left to participate in the 40 Days for Life.

IHM’s Second Day at Planned Parenthood is Sat., Nov. 3. This is public prayer—a powerful means of petition, to ask God and Our Lady for an end of abortion.

Please use Sign-up Genius https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0b49a4a923a0fa7-40days or sign up for an hour on the easel at the back of church.

Do You See the Childlike Innocence in Others?When you look into a child’s eyes, you can see his or her innocence. There is a precious quality that a child possesses. With this innocence, children have a joyous enthusiasm for life and can freely receive God’s love. As we age, we seem to lose joyous enthusiasm, or at least forget about it, as we encounter life experiences that clutter our minds and harden our souls. Our discussion will focus on how we can overcome these barriers, as the Scripture says, “unless you turn and become like children, you will not enter the kingdom of heaven.” Matthew 18:3

Join us Friday Morning at 6:03 a.m. for Fathers TeamSt. Matthew Room, IHM Welcome Center

All dads are welcome!

www.Fathersteam.org | www.facebook.com/fathersteam

Become a Senior Heritage Lunch Culinary Expert!We are looking for 2 people to help with shopping and preparing simple meals for the Senior Heritage Lunches once a month. If you are available to go to Kroger once a month and/or bake treats for the Third Tuesday of the month, it is a very rewarding and fun ministry. Your efforts will be most appreciated!

Please contact Donna Wenstrup at [email protected] or call the Formation Office 513-388-4189 for more information. Thank you.



Thanksgiving Day Bread Do you like to bake? Would you like to be a part of one of IHM’s most cherished traditions? Each year at the Thanksgiving Day Mass, we take time to bless bread baked by parishioners. Those attending Mass that morning are then invited to take home a loaf of bread to be used as part of their Thanksgiving meal.

This can only happen with the help of many who are willing to share their time and bake bread. Attendance at this Mass is very high and we want to make sure that those who would like to take a loaf of bread home are able to do so! Bread can be any kind, half loaf–1 pound size. If it contains nuts or peanut butter, please mark that on the wrapping.

The bread can be dropped off at the Parish Office any time after November 4th and will be frozen. If it must be kept fresh, we will need it no later than noon on Wednesday, November 21st.

Our goal is 250–300 loaves. Last year there were 174 loaves donated. To insure that we had bread for everyone who wished to take it, we purchased enough to cover the difference. While that’s ok if necessary, being able to share home baked bread with our parish family is really what it’s about. This is a great “one time” way to share your gifts!

Join us for this annual tradition! Mass is at 9 a.m. and is a wonderful way to start the day.

Questions? Contact Carol Braun at 528-4866 or [email protected]

MFL Nov. 5th Special Invitation Ladies Welcomed!Returning as MFL’s November guest speaker is Steven J. Squires, MEd, MA, PhD, VP Mission and Ethics, Mercy Health. Dr. Squires last presentation was the fascinating two part series on DNA. November’s topic is “Moral Wonderland: Moral issues and decisions during the holidays … and beyond! A light-hearted, humorous look at moral decision-making styles and concepts through the filters of the holidays (and holiday stress).”

A special invitation is extended to all ladies to join the men for this enjoyable evening of inspiration, discussion, fellowship and great refreshments. The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. Any questions please contact John Hunt at 513-375-2286.

After-Mass Fair Trade Seller NeededCan you spare 30 minutes of your time after the 5 p.m. Saturday Mass once a month?

The IHM Fair Trade ministry needs someone to sell these delicious products (coffee, chocolate & olive oil) on the second Saturday of every month. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who already attends the 5 p.m. Mass to add a little social action ministry to their life.

Please call or email Jim Burridge to volunteer. 474-3850 [email protected]

Update on our twinning partner CCBN, Managua, NicaraguaThe Center has remained open to be a support and calm oasis for all of its staff and students. This semester classes have been in session since July but with 30–40% less students depending on the class. All of the teachers are being paid despite how many students are in their classes. The grade schools and high schools have remained open throughout this political crisis, but the universities have not reopened since closing in April. 300 Nicaraguans have been killed. There are 350 political prisoners. Over 150,000 individuals are unemployed due to companies closing and mass layoffs. Please keep the people of Nicaragua in your prayers. CCBN thanks all of us for our continued prayers and support.



WEEKLY CALENDAR OF EVENTSMonday, October 29

6:45 AM Before Care East Heritage

3 PM After Care Gymnasium/Cafeteria

7 PM Small Faith Group Parish Library

7 PM CRHP Women #71 St Philip

7 PM Bible Study Guadalupe

7 PM Boy Scouts Pavilion

7:30 PM Salve Regina Cenacle Lourdes

9:30 PM Men’s Basketball Gymnasium

Tuesday, October 306:45 AM Before Care East Heritage

9 AM Childcare St Gabriel

9:30 AM Pastoral Staff Bernardin

9:30 AM WOW Bible Study St Matthew

1:30 PM Divine Will Group Fatima


4 PM Stretching & Fitness Class Preschool

6:30 PM Reconciliation Lourdes

6:30 PM Financial Peace University St Matthew

6:30 PM Signs of Suicide (School) Heritage

7 PM Grief Support Group St Francis

7 PM Angel Tree Meeting Blessed Mother

Wednesday, October 316:45 AM Before Care East Heritage

8 AM National Theatre (K–4) Heritage

1 PM Bible Study Guadalupe


7:30 PM Choir Rehearsal Church/St. Cecilia

7:45 PM Divine Will Group Fatima



Thursday, November 16:30 AM Mass Church6:45 AM Before Care East Heritage8:15 AM Mass with School Children Church9 AM Childcare St Gabriel9 AM Shop$mart Sales Fatima9:30 AM Bible Study Blessed Mother9:30 AM Moms Bible Study St Matthew12 PM Mass Church3 PM After Care Gymnasium/Cafeteria4 PM Stretching & Fitness Class Preschool6 PM Caregiver Support Group Guadalupe7 PM Mass Church7 PM CRHP Women #72 Parish Library7:30 PM Booster Meeting East Heritage7:30 PM RCIA Legion of Mary/ St Francis of Assisi/St Matthew9:30 PM Men’s Basketball Gymnasium

Friday, November 26:03 AM Fathers Team St Matthew

7 AM Professional Develop St Matthew

4:30 PM Zerhusen Rehearsal Church

7 PM All Souls Mass Church

7 PM CRHP Women #68 Parish Library

Saturday, November 39 AM CRHP Continuation Blessed Mother

2:30 PM Zerhusen Wedding Church

4:30 PM Shop$mart Sales Fatima

6:30 PM PTO School Carnival Heritage/ Cafeteria/Gymnasium

Sunday, November 48 AM Shop$mart Sales Fatima

9:15 AM Childcare St Gabriel

9:15 AM Catechesis/Good Shepherd Preschool

9:30 AM RCIA Guadalupe

10:30 AM Parish Coffee East Heritage

10:45 AM PRP Classes Gymnasium/Cafeteria

1:15 PM Catechesis/Good Shepherd Preschool

2:30 PM Building Relationships Heritage

5 PM 8th Gr Football Banquet Heritage

5:30 PM Shop$mart Sales Fatima

7 PM Booster Games Gymnasium

7 PM CRHP Men #71 Holy Family

7:30 PM AA Meeting St Matthew

WEEKLY CALENDAR OF EVENTS



The Angel Tree Project Calling all interested volunteers!IHM is once again participating in the Angel Tree Project which is administered by Prison Fellowship Ministries, a national organization. Its purpose is to maintain the bonds between parent and child when a parent is incarcerated.

In our country there are currently 3 million persons incarcerated in our prisons and there are approximately 9 million children with an incarcerated parent. We believe that these children deserve to see that their parents love them; we believe that parents need to maintain contact with their children. Participants in the Angel Tree project are the link between the incarcerated parent and his or her children.

Please consider participating in this worthwhile endeavor. Volunteers are needed to shop for a $25 gift for each child and/or deliver that gift to the child’s home on behalf of the parent. If you want to work behind the scenes, we need people to call and arrange the visit times or provide finances to purchase the gifts. You do not have to handle everything—sign up to participate as you can. Last year IHM provided gifts for 51 children. We hope to do the same this year and need your help.

Donations can be sent IHM; please reference Angel Tree Project in the check memo line. If you have any questions, please contact one of the committee co-chairs: Kathleen Donnellan; [email protected]; or Joanne Middlekamp; [email protected].

Social Action Coordinating CommissionSocial Action Commission is looking for new members to fill open positions. We need someone who has a passion for Respect Life and have openings for the committee on Abolition of the Death Penalty, and prevention of Assisted Suicide. We have open positions in renewing our Human Trafficking team. If you are interested in more information on these openings or Social Action Commission and what we do, please call Sherrie Heyse at 513-843-7188 or email me at [email protected]

Our Lady of the Mountains Thanksgiving Dinner On Nov. 10th we will once again be going to Our Lady of the Mountains for their Thanksgiving Dinner for senior citizens. We will be serving and visiting with the people attending. Children are welcome if they are old enough to work in a crowded room. Call, text or email me. Judy O’Brien 513-274-8026. [email protected]. We will meet at IHM by the Welcome Center at 8 a.m. and be back here by mid afternoon. If you cannot go but could contribute a donation to help them pay for the food it would be greatly appreciated. Checks can be sent to Our Lady of the Mountains, PO Box 727 Stanton, KY 40380.

Nicaragua Prayer Services SACC will be leading a prayer service in the church on Thursday Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. for the people of Nicaragua. Please keep the people of CCBN in your prayers. Prayer services will be held monthly, alternating between Wednesday at 10 a.m. and Thursday at 7 p.m. Prayer services are scheduled for the following dates: Nov. 15, Dec. 12, Jan. 10, Feb. 13, Mar. 14.

A program of the IHM Social Action Coordinating Commission



The Office for Evangelization and Discipleship

is honored to invite you to

the Graduation Mass

for the first generation of Hispanic catechists

from the Archdiocese of Cincinnati,

celebrated by

Archbishop Dennis Schnurr

St Peter in Chains Cathedral

325 W. Eighth St., Cincinnati, OH 45202

Saturday, November 3, 2018, 11 a.m.

Your family and friends are welcome

IHM Graduates:

Alirio Bocawegra

Gladys Tenjo

Maria Lanzot

Mass and Generational Healing ServiceCome and celebrate this special Generational healing event on Wednesday, November 7th at 7:30 p.m. at St. Ignatius Parish Church.

Healing includes the physical, spiritual, emotional, psychological and relational aspects of our lives; it is not limited to a physical cure. Pain and suffering from past family members impacts our life today. Receive prayer for yourself or those you care about. Jesus still heals today! Come and experience His healing power!

Sponsored by Lighthouse Renewal Center. For more info call 513-471-LITE (5483).

St. Joseph School Needs TutorsSt. Joseph Catholic Grade School, located at Linn St. and Ezzard Charles Drive, needs tutors for their Homework Club. The club, which meets Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:15–5:30 p.m., uses adult volunteers to tutor students grades 1–8 needing extra help. Tutors can come either Tuesdays or Thursdays or both as your schedule would allow. Tutoring begins November 6. Please consider participating in this rewarding work. For more information contact Dan Long, Christ the King Parish, 513-315-3006 or [email protected].

Solemn Vespers at the Athenaeum with Music in Honor of the Faithful DepartedThe Athenaeum Chorale and the Mount St. Mary’s Latin Schola will sing Solemn Vespers on Sunday, November 4, 2018 at 7 p.m. in the Chapel of St. Gregory the Great at the Athenaeum of Ohio, 6616 Beechmont Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45230. Come sing the hymns, psalms, and canticles of Sunday Vespers and listen to music from the Requiem Mass, including Gregorian chants and a setting by Jehan Alain. The evening will also include works by Palestrina and Richard Webster. There is no admission charge. All are welcome.

Out on a Limb Tree Service513-236-3424



Adult Spirituality Institute Looking for a good venue to help in deepening or growing your faith? The Adult Spirituality Institute offers short term non-credit courses at the Athenaeum of Ohio. Our mission is to foster ongoing spiritual development through scripture and theology presented by outstanding Athenaeum and regional scholars. People of all ages are welcome. Our next class begins October 29th and runs for 4 weeks on Mondays, 10am to noon. For more information or to register, please go to our website: www.spirituality-institute.com.

Archdiocesan Lay Pastoral Ministry Program now interviewing for Spring Classes Have you ever said, “Someone should start a Scripture Study group.” Or, “Someone should evangelize in our neighborhood!” Or “We have so many elderly housebound parishioners. Someone should organize a visitation team.” Well, you are right! Someone should. Maybe that someone is you. The Archdiocesan Lay Pastoral Ministry Program has educated and formed lay men and women just like you for service to parishes, schools and communities since 1975. We offer graduate and non-degreed options, spiritual and ministerial formation and the opportunity to grow in faith, knowledge and skills. Evening and Saturday classes, flexible components and a great support system allow busy adults to maintain work and family commitments while preparing for new opportunities. Classes are available in Spring of 2019 at the main campus in Mt. Washington and Good Shepherd in Montgomery. All lay students receive a 25% tuition reduction this spring. Call 513-231-1200 or email [email protected] for more information or to set up a personal interview. You too, go into my vineyard.

Election Day is November 6. In the Catholic Tradition, responsible citizenship is a virtue, and participation in political life is a moral obligation. The responsibility to make political choices rests with each person and his or her properly formed conscience.

Catholic voters are called to properly form their consciences in preparation for voting and for the continued advocacy for just laws and policies required after voting. This process should focus on moral principles, the defense of life, the needs of the weak, and the pursuit of the common good. It requires constant prayer, understanding of Church teaching, and discernment that goes beyond campaign rhetoric and partisan politics.

A Caring Place Dinner Auction Gala

Celebrating 20 years in the community!

Friday. November 9, 2018

The Oasis Conference Center

902 Loveland-Miamiville Rd., Loveland OH 45140

Doors Open at 5:30 p.m. for Appetizers and Bidding

Silent & Live Auctions. Raffles, Cash Prizes, Live Entertainment!

Two-Entree Buffet Dinner and Client Testimonies

Final RSVPs no later than Fri. Nov. 2

Make your reservations securely online @ www.acaringplace.org

A Weekend of Discovery… A Lifetime of Love!!. You’re invited to attend a Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend, where married couples can get away from jobs, kids, chores, and phones—and focus only on each other. If you’d like greater depth, growth, and enrichment in your relationship, you’ll like the difference a Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend can make! The upcoming Marriage Encounter weekends are:

November 2-4, Maria Stein Retreat Center, Maria Stein, OH

January 25-27, St. Michael the Archangel, Sharonville, OH

February 15-17, Our Lady of the Holy Spirit Center, Norwood, OH

For more information or to register, contact Andy and Jeanne Folfas at (937) 866-5196 or 800-343-5621 or [email protected] or w ww.esharing.org



PARISH MINISTRY CONTACTS Consult Parish Directory for Phone Numbers

Adoration Kathie HayesAdmin. & Fin. Comm. Jeff DavisAltar 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 Mike GundrumElizabeth Ministry Marisue NaberEnthronement of the Sacred Heart Jill Coffey Sally Schroder

Evangelization/Catechesis Comm. Rudy NobleExtraordinary Ministers of Rusty McHugh Holy CommunionFATHERS Team Raul TellezFestival Dale White, Jr. Craig ConnollyFestival Volunteers Scott AckermanFood from the Heart Sherrie HeyseGirl Scouts Becky LeibreichGrief Support Group Judy SherlockHealth Ministry Comm. Marty WalkerHeartBeat 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 Stan OchsPlanned Giving Committee Dick SchimpfPrayer Circle JoAnn Best Carol Stretch

Prayer Shawl Ministry Terry AlvarezPrison Ministry Charlie Pfizenmayer PRP 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 Maggie Rosch Twinning OLM Judy O’BrienWelcoming Committee Gloria Ann CastlemanWinter Gala Angel Franco Carie Masoner Jeff DavisWorks of Kindness Mark Jira Worship Commission Joanne Middlekamp Steve LatreilleYouth Ministry Michael Haley

LITURGICAL MINISTERS SCHEDULE NOVEMBER 3 & 4Presider Deacons Coordinators Lectors Servers

5 p.m. (Sat.) Fr. Crone Dcn. Shaffer Barb & Michael Miller Cheri KlinkRoxanne Barnes Pam Pretot-C

Eric Ellert Cassidy Folk Laura Kling Patrick Kling* Sophia Riccardi

7:30 a.m. Fr. Kreidler Dcn. Mino Gary CowensMary BruggemanGloria Heidiman-C

Calla Garretson Maria Ramundo* Joseph Walsh

9:30 a.m. Fr. Kreidler Dcn. Mino Frank & Jayne Simms Kristin McLaneMark KleespiesTom Gutekunst-C

Bradley Beck* Grace Elpers Jack Goshorn Will Goshorn

11:30 a.m. Fr. Kreidler Dcn. Mino Jeff & Linda Gauggel Ray RalstonGrant ForemanTim Tucker-C

Matthew Carpenter Maureen Carpenter Peter Carpenter William Loebker Henry Ropp Luke Schneider

1:30 p.m. Baptism

Alirio BocanegraRicardo ZapataAtziri Davila

Vanessa Morales Nataly Morales

6 p.m. Fr. Crone Dcn. Shaffer Roger GrillotSusan Stewart

Ed BaylissTherese HazzardDan Coletta-C

Andrew Walton Mary Walton Ruth Walton Sarah Walton*

Reconciliation: Fr. Crone (C) Commentator

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