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Weekly Bulletin
September 28, 2008
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Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
In today's passage from Gospel of Matthew,
Jesus asks his audience to pick the correct fictional role model.
Two sons are sent to work. One fellow talks
a good game ("Sure, I'll do it!") but doesn't follow
through. The other son doesn't want to go to work and
says he doesn't want to go to work. But then he
changes his mind.
The audience seems to pick the right man (the
second one). I wish we knew his name. He could be not
only the disciple who actually did his father's will in the story,
but also the patron saint of second-guessing ourselves. (Should
we admire his honesty too?)
A few verses earlier, we discover Jesus teaching
in the temple to an audience filled with chief priests and elders.
He is in their faces because these guys saw the repentance of
real sinners when John was baptizing, but it didn't shake their
own way of doing things or their own view of themselves. Whom
do we want to identify with in that part of the story?
Do you ever go around and around, trying to decide
what to do? Sometimes the decision isn't clear; sometimes
it's just hard to follow through.
Today we also have Saint Paul's words about
what will bring us a sense of peace, a sense of consolation.
The Philippians are told, "Do nothing from selfish ambition or
conceit" and to "regard others as better than yourselves"
(2:3). How did Paul know the Philippians needed to work on
that? Well, because we all do.
Deep in Jesus' story, we are getting at the
paradox of what he requires of his disciples. We must lose
ourselves to find ourselves. What does it take to do
that - to really change our minds?
Dan Finucane
© 2008 Liguori Publications. Liguori, MO 63057-9999. Printed in U.S.A.
Imprimatur: Most Rev. Robert J. Hermann, Archdioceses of St. Louis
Coming Events
- Sunday, September 28 - 26th Sunday in Ordinary Sunday
- 9:00 am Mass (Fr. Bentz) for Laverne Faulkner (Keaton)
- 10:15 am PSR (8th grade is in the MPR)
- 11:30 am Mass for St. Bernadette Parishioners
- 2:00 pm Bishop Campbell will celebrate Mass to commemorate the 200th
anniversary of the first documented Mass in the State of Ohio
(see article below)
- Monday, September 29 - Sts. Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael the archangels
- 8:00 am Mass for Harold Schwendeman (Daubenmire)
- Tuesday, September 30 - St. Jerome, priest, doctor
- 8:00 am Mass for Bill Mast (Schwendeman & family)
- 10:00 am Scripture Study with Sr. Nancy (MPR)
- 7:00 pm Scripture Study with Sr. Nancy (small conference room in the Mary Good Center)
- Wednesday, October 1
- 8:05 am Home & School Meeting (MPR)
- 2:30 pm Lifetouch will be taking pictures
for our new directory. Please enter the front doors
of the Mary Good Center – Call 654-1893 to make your appointment.
- 6:00 pm Mass for Dorothy & Michael Cunningham (Yarmesch)
- 7:00 pm RCIA (MPR)
- Thursday, October 2 - Guardian Angels
- 8:20 am School Mass for Linton Ames (Shonebarger)
- 2:30 pm Lifetouch will be taking pictures
for our new directory. Please enter the front doors
of the Mary Good Center – Call 654-1893 to make your appointment.
- 2:45 pm St. Bernadette School faculty meeting
- 7:00 pm Family Holy Hour
- Friday, October 3
- 8:00 am Mass for Kay Schorr (Schorr)
- 2:30 pm Lifetouch will be taking pictures
for our new directory. Please enter the front doors
of the Mary Good Center – Call 654-1893 to make your appointment.
- Saturday, October 4 - St. Francis of Assisi, religious
- 8:00 am Mass (Fr. Arter) for Mary & Ron Bowes (Bowes)
- 8:30 am Confessions
- 10:00 am Lifetouch will be taking pictures
for our new directory. Please enter the front doors
of the Mary Good Center – Call 654-1893 to make your appointment.
- 3:30 pm Confessions
- 4:30 pm Vigil Mass 27th Sunday in Ordinary Sunday for Elizabeth "Libby" Krogg (Hards)
- Sunday, October 5 - 27th Sunday in Ordinary Sunday
- 9:00 am Mass for Eileen Clark (McClary)
- 10:15 am PSR (8th grade is in the MPR)
- 11:30 am Mass (Fr. Bentz) for St. Bernadette Parishioners
- 6:00 pm Teen Mass Rehearsal
BAPTISMS
Taylor Jordan Snezik, son of Jason & Tamra Snezik was
baptized Sunday, September 21, 2008 by Deacon Mark Scarpitti.
Congratulations upon the Baptism of your child. We welcome Taylor
Snezik into the spiritual family at St. Bernadette.
Condolences to James and Suzanne Bruney of
Medill Ave. upon the recent loss of her mother, Mrs. Annetta Abrams,
91 years old, and her sister, Cynthia Abrams, 58, three weeks
earlier. Funerals were in Georgetown, Ohio, as well as burials.
The Bruney family is relocating to Higginsport,
Ohio, where she was raised. We hold them up in prayer, and may
their departed family members be given eternal peace.
Please Pray for:
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Diana Harris |
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Martha Kidder |
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Susan Clark |
Henry Kitsmiller |
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Madge DeMastry |
Diana Krile |
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Cole Smith |
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Thelma Williams |
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Ruth Faulkner |
Lillian Zack |
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"Jottings" from Sister Nancy
To follow Jesus in discipleship means that sometimes
I will be rejected and misunderstood; I may not see results in striving to
do good; and I will need to give when nothing seems to be returned.
"To follow" is to serve when the body and the spirit are weary and
to never know what lies ahead. "To follow" is to live with
mystery and to walk in faith, knowing that we are deeply loved.
Even though discipleship is not always easy and even though sometimes we
feel like there's a part of us that's been eaten out or chewed
on, we can still live with a heart of peace and deep joy. The
secret is that attitude of: We know we are creating something of
value because our hearts are set on the one who invites us to follow.
When Paul wrote to the Philippians, he penned a proclamation of
a disciple's heart:
I believe nothing can happen that will outweigh
the supreme advantage of knowing Christ Jesus
my Lord. For him I have accepted the loss of everything…
All I want is to know Christ and
the power of his resurrection and to share his
sufferings by reproducing the pattern of his
death…I am still running, trying to capture the
prize for which Christ Jesus captured me (Phil 3:8,10,12).
FRESH BREAD
JOYCE RUPP
Sr. Nancy, O.P.
200th Anniversary of 1st
Mass in the State of Ohio - On Sunday, September 28, 2008
at 2:00pm Bishop Frederick F. Campbell will celebrate a Mass to
commemorate the 200th Anniversary of the First Mass
in the State of Ohio. The historic celebration will be held
on the original grounds where the first Mass took place in 1808.
You are cordially invited to join us for the anniversary Mass, a
memorial dedication and reception to be held at 5000 Stage Coach Rd.,
just outside of Somerset, Ohio. From the Somerset square,
head west on Route 22 for two miles, turn left on Toll Gate Rd. and
follow the signs. Please call the Catholic Record Society at
614-241-2571 or send an e-mail to firstmass@aol.com
if you plan to attend this historic happening.
Saint Paul the Apostle, the Man and his Ministry,
led by John Reade will begin with five Tuesday evening sessions during
the fall of 2008 looking at the world of early Christianity, Paul's
dramatic conversion, his missionary work, and the shape of his Scriptural
letters and teachings. Reading materials from the Vatican will be
provided at no charge and recommended books can be obtained at a discount.
The fall sessions commence on Tuesday, October 7th from
7 to 8:30pm in the church. Other sessions will be October
21st, November 11th, December 2nd
& 9th. Come and join this opportunity for learning
and sharing. For more information please contact John Reade at
740-687-5234 or e-mail me at john-reade@appianmfg.com.
Protecting God's Children sessions can
be scheduled by going on line to www.virtus.org.
There are 13 sessions with space still available for September
in various parts of the diocesan area. If you want
to volunteer with our youth you will need to take this class.
The Catholic Guide to the Internet:
Couple to Couple League – Information on natural family planning.
www.ccli.org.
St. Bernadette Parish -- Celebrating God's Gifts
Eucharistic Adoration Adorers Needed on
Wednesday, 1 am and 2 am; Thursday, 7 am and 2 pm. Call Marti
Gundelfinger at 654-2277.
Friends Forever will meet on Thursday,
October 16th at 9:45am to car pool to Slate Run Metro Park
for a ride on the metro park tram. Lunch will be at Shades in
Canal Winchester.
Did you know…St. Bernadette School collects both Box
Top points and Campbell's labels? We have bins for
them in the school entry way. Please help our school by collecting
these points and labels
Thank You for Your Support
Part time LPN or RN needed to accompany
Elizabeth Gambill, a kindergartener at St. Bernadette's to school
and help out at home. If interested, call her mom, Mary Ann
Gambill, at 740-687-0966 (home) or 740-407-1128 (cell).
Eagle Scout Project: Grotto walkway
Eagle Scout prospect, Steven Darnell, has proposed
a mulch walking path around the Lourdes Grotto – the path would meander
around and exit near the blue spruces behind the church. This
would facilitate "walking around in front of the grotto" and
connect the two driveways. Many people walk on St. Bernadette
property for exercise. This would help people to make the circuit
without walking on Wheeling Rd.
It will be a tribute to Our Lady of Lourdes and
to our patroness, St. Bernadette.
One parish family has offered to underwrite the
cost. To volunteer with construction please refer to Steven
Darnell, son of Dr. Mark and Theresa Darnell. Work will begin
any day.
St. Bernadette Bowling League needs bowlers
- you do not need to have any experience. We bowl every Tuesday
morning (started August 21st) for 35 weeks at 9:10am at
the Tiki Bowling Lanes $9 per week. We have 3 people to a
team and we are a mixed league. If you are interested, just
come out to the Tiki Bowling Lanes and we will gladly put you on a team.
October is respect life month and Sunday,
October 5th is respect life Sunday. "Hope and
Trust in Life" is the theme of the 2008-2009 Respect Life Program.
Celebrate the gift of human life in all its stages. For
more information, contact the diocesan Office for Social Concerns
614-241-2540 and visit the U. S. Catholic Bishops' website at www.usccb.org/prolife for online resources.
12th annual Life Chain will
be Sunday, October 5th at Miller Pool parking lot at 12:45.
Please join us. Life Chain is a one hour peaceful and
prayerful demonstration aimed to show our Christian commitment to
end abortion and promote respect for all life.
The Greater Columbus Right to Life organization
is sponsoring The 40 Days for Life from September 24th
through November 2nd. We are asked to pray and fast
for an end to abortion. We also would like to have a group join
other local parishes to pray for one hour outside the Samuels Abortion
Clinic at 5901-5888 Cleveland Ave., Columbus. Pope John XXIII
parish is going on October 13th. Anyone interested
in participating please call Barb Whipple at 468-3435.
Parish Social Hall & Mary Good Center Multi-Purpose
Room (MPR) Reservations: Please contact Darlene for
the Parish Social Hall and for the MPR. We need the exact times
the facilities will be used including set-up, tear down, and clean-up
time (not just the time the event is scheduled to occur.) We
have policies and paperwork that need to be completed. The
Diocese of Columbus is no longer providing insurance for certain
events. If you use the facilities without permission, you will
be responsible for any insurance problems that arise.
Bernadette Expressive Sign Team is
gearing-up for a new season. Interested new signers are
invited to pick up a packet with information in the literature
rack outside the school office. For more information contact
Allyson Huber at 740-536-9563 or Barb Huber at 740-536-9904.
The St. Vincent de Paul Society will be
leading the Rosary at St. Bernadette Church during the month of
October. The Rosary will begin immediately after the Wednesday
6:00pm Mass. Come let us pray the Rosary together.
Help provide tuition assistance
so more of our children may attend our Catholic schools. Over
$5 million in tuition assistance was needed by Catholic families last
year; only $467,304 was available. The need is great and the
time is now. Go to www.colsdioc.org/CatholicSchoolGala2008/tabid/904/Default.aspx
to learn how to help.
PHOTOS….NOW IS THE TIME to schedule an
appointment for family/individual picture. October
1st-4th, Wednesday thru Saturday. This is
very important to the parish community that we have a current photo
directory. Please do your part and have your family photo taken.
You may purchase more photos if you wish, but no purchase is
necessary. You will receive a free 8x10 color photo and a free
directory when it is published. Click Here to schedule an
appointment online or sign up after weekend masses.
THANK YOU.
Fr. Walter
Knights of Columbus Fish Fry.
Lancaster Council 1016 will hold a special fish fry on Friday,
October 3rd from 4:30pm to 7:30pm. Adults $7.00
- Children $5.00. The profit from this fish fry will go for
the repair of the Calvary Scene at St. Mary Cemetery. This
is a good project and we need your support to make it a success.
Big Brother Big Sisters of Fairfield County
is currently looking for 50 volunteers who are interested in
helping children during the 2008-2009 school year as part of the
"Bigs" in Schools Program. Volunteers will meet
one-on-one with a child for approximately one hour, one day per
week under the guidance of the Big Brother Big Sister Staff at
a local school. Your support will make a difference that
will last a lifetime. Call 687-9477 if interested.
Storm Victims Need Your Help!
Torrential rains and fierce winds have recently ravaged the
Caribbean. Families and communities have been devastated.
Now they desperately need your help. Visit www.catholiccharitiesusa.org/ or send your donations to
Office of Social Concerns
197 E. Gay St.
Columbus, Ohio 43215-3229
The ferocity of a hurricane can rage for
hours…but it can seem like an eternity. Afterward, survivors
must try to piece together their shattered lives. Families
and communities throughout the Caribbean have suffered terrible losses.
Your gift to help the victims of the recent
storms will help answer the prayers of destitute families.
Your generosity today will help restore hope and rebuild lives.
Please visit www.foodforthepoor.org/ or call tool-free 1-800-487-1158
Food For the Poor, Inc.
6401 Lyons Rd.
Coconut Creek, FL 33073
Remarriage Preparation Workshop.
Is a four week workshop, offered by the Marriage and Family Life
Office, where one or both of you have been previously married.
Workshop begins Thursday, October 9th from 7-9pm at the
Catholic Center, 197 E. Gay St., and continues October 16th,
23rd, and 30th. For more information or
to register, call (614) 241-2560 or e-mail: flomailbox@colsdioc.org.
The cost is $50.00.
Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend:
A Weekend To Start… and then just 20 minutes a day will make Christ
present more fully in the sacrament of your marriage. Go on a
Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend and find out how. Upcoming
marriage encounter weekends are November 14-16, 2008 and February 13-15,
2009. Please let us know that you're interested as soon as
you can! For more information or to register, contact Paul &
Marilou Clouse at 740-746-9003 or visit our website at www.wwmecolumbus.org.
Workshop for those in divorce process.
An eight-week workshop for persons going through the process of a
divorce will begin Thursday, evening, October 2, 7-9pm at the
Catholic Center, 197 E. Gay St., Columbus.
This workshop, offered by the Catholic Diocese
of Columbus Marriage and Family Life Office, will offer its participants
coping skills and an understanding of emotional responses in order to
assist them in moving beyond the pain of divorce. The two-hour
confidential sessions are held weekly for eight consecutive weeks.
The dates of the workshops are October 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, and November 6,
13, 20. The fee is $40 and grants are available. For
additional information, call the Marriage and Family Life Office at
614-241-2560 or visit www.familylife.colsdioc.org
and click the "Hurting Families" link for a brochure and
registration form.
Join the Franciscan Friars at the Shrine
of Our Lady of Consolation, Carey, Ohio for a special Hope and Healing
Mass (for Breast Cancer Awareness) on Tuesday, October 14th at 7pm.
Come and show your support for breast cancer victims, survivors
and their loved ones.
Evening of Reflection "Evangelization –
Everyone's responsibility". Thursday,
October 2nd at 7:00 pm, St. Mary of the Assumption
Church with refreshments following in the Spirit Center.
This year is dedicated to St. Paul, the great evangelist of his
time, Fr. Robert Hater will share with us what Catholic Evangelization
is today.
Fr. Robert Hater is a diocesan priest from
Cincinnati. He is a professor emeritus at the University
of Dayton and a Professor of Systematic and Pastoral Theology at
the Athenaeum of Ohio.
Free Home Study Courses on the Catholic Faith
– You are invited to study the Catholic Faith by taking free
correspondence courses at home. For information about
the eight courses available, go to our Catholic Home Study
Service web site (www.amm.org/chss.htm).
Or you may write to this address:
Home Study Service,
P. O. Box 363,
Perryville MO 63775-0363
or call 573-547-4084. These are prepared by Father Oscar
Lukefahr, C.M. (Vincentian) who is a veteran priest and highly
recommended.
Fr. Walter
Help Needed for the Fairfield County Fair
– The Fisher Catholic Athletic Association is looking for
volunteers to take tickets at the fair. The dates are October
6-11. Three shifts per day, 6:45am-11:45am; 11:30am-4:30pm,
and 4:15pm-9:00pm. We need 12 workers for every shift, a total
of 216 people. Volunteers receive free fair admission on the
day they work. We do not handle any money, only tickets and
passes. The FCAA receives $6,500 for this fundraiser.
Please share this information with grandparents, friends, family,
or any FC supporter. To volunteer contact Brian or Emily
Householder at 687-4626 or e-mail ehouseholder@columbus.rr.com.
Cathedral Concert Series, October
17th, at 7:30pm – Olivier Latry, Organist of Notre Dame
Cathedral, Pairs, one of the world's most visible and gifted
organists will kick-off a weekend of spectacular organ events.
Reservations are not required, donations accepted. For more
information visit www.cathedralmusic.org.
The Cum Christo Movement consists of
proclaiming the best news of the best reality: that God,
in Christ, loves us. The Cum Christo is a movement that
tries to, and through God's grace manages to; enable the
essential realities of the Christian to come to life in the
uniqueness, originality, and creativity of each person. If
you are interested in attending a weekend, please contact Ed Price
(614)314-1129 or visit the web site www.cumchristo.org. Upcoming weekends are
Women's Oct. 16-19
Josephinum Fall Tour Day is October 4th.
The Pontifical College Josephinum welcomes you to its Fall Tour Day on
Saturday, October 4, 2008, from 10:00am-3:00pm. Seminarians will
accompany guests as they explore the beautiful buildings, chapels, and
grounds of the only pontifical seminary outside of Italy – home to 165
Catholic seminarians representing 29 dioceses from the U. S. and abroad.
Tours of this majestic landmark will highlight the extensive
woodwork, stained glass, terrazzo floors, intricate brickwork, and
sacred art. Rare books and manuscripts from the Josephinum
library will be exhibited, and seminary memorabilia will be available
for purchase. The tours will begin every half hour and are
approximately 30 minutes in duration, followed by refreshments.
Tickets are by reservation only: $10 for adults; $7 for children under
12, seniors and students. For more information or to make a
reservation, please call the Advancement Office at (614) 985-2203.
NOW AVAILABLE – call the church office or
go to the web site (Click Here) or sign up after
weekend masses.
We are looking for any recent pictures (within
the last 5 years) of events that took place at St. Bernadette. Such
as: Advent Sunday Funday, Parish Picnic, Sacraments, Jillian's
Dinner, Organ Dedication, etc. Please drop off pictures at the Church
office – all originals will be returned. Thank you
"Thank You to our Advertiser this Week"
Dagger, Johnston, Ogilvie & Hampson
Please patronize the advertisers found in our Weekly Sunday
Bulletin. They're generosity makes it possible for us to
receive the bulletin free of charge.
"Out of gratitude we share our income for the works of God."
Parking Lot – Please do not drive over
the drain grates, they are not strong enough to withstand the
weight of your car. There are two out in the main parking
lot that are giving away at this time.
2008-2009 RCIA Program – RCIA (Rite of Christian
Initiation for Adults) is the process through which adults
who have never been baptized, who have been baptized in other Christian
traditions, or who were baptized Catholic but never received First
Eucharist or Confirmation, can find out more about the Christian faith
as it is lived and celebrated in the Roman Catholic Tradition. The
RCIA program begins September 10, 2008 and continues every Wednesday
evening from 7:00pm til 8:45pm meetings are held in the Mary Good Center
(Church office building located behind the school). Whether you
are interested in joining the Catholic faith, or just want to know more
about the Catholic faith, you are welcome to attend. For more
information, contact Teresa Scarpitti, RCIA director, at (740) 468-1042.
The Earning for Learning Program at the
River Valley Mall has begun! From now until Sept. 30th
St. Bernadette School earns a point for every dollar you spend at the
mall. The school with the most points wins a prize of $5,000.
Please take your receipt to the mall office or if you do not
need you receipt back, put it in the box in the school hallway.
All receipts from the mall count whether it's for movies, ice cream,
food, or back to school shopping! MONDAY & TUESDAY "DOUBLE"
POINTS! THANK YOU!!
Lenten Retreat – A silent retreat
sponsored by the Catholic Laywomen's Retreat League will be held
the weekend of October 3-5, 2008 at St. Therese's Retreat Center.
It is open to all Catholic women in the Diocese. Sr.
Christella Ritchey, OSF will present "Prayer: Person, Gift,
Power, and Presence" registration deadline is September 26, 2008.
For more information call Marjo Angelo at 614-861-4434.
Members of Parish Council:
Fr. James Walter, President
Theresa Darnell, Chair
Steve Huber, Vice Chair
Darlene Yarmesch, Secretary
Brian Messerly
Todd Hedges
Jadine Stalter
Dr. Kevin Frank
Sandy Landefeld
Kathy Wagner
The officers were elected at the parish council retreat held on
August 23rd.
Welcome New School Advisory Board Members:
Dr. Frank Meszaros, President
Tony Vogel, Vice President
Theresa Heineman, Secretary
Toni Gillette
Rick Maynard
Cheryl Meyers
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St. Bernadette Parish Lectors:
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Claire Bailey |
Terri Carpenter |
Jeff Carpenter |
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Robert Christy |
Tara Craaybeek |
Susan Eyerman |
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Dennis Forquer |
Marguerite Grimm |
Kathy Kehnast |
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Rebecca Kuhn |
Sandy Landefeld |
Donald Libert |
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James Merk |
John Reade |
Martha Rose |
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Teresa Scarpitti |
Brian Shonk |
David Shonk |
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Jenny Spiegel |
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(Please notify us if there is an omission.) Fr. Walter would
like some additional lectors in the age range of 15 year to 40 years.
Please speak to Fr. Walter or to Mr. David Shonk, the lector
trainer.
Thank you
We Welcome New Members: For Parish
Registration, please fill a Form for Registration/Information Changes,
available in the lobbies of the Church and School and return it in the mail
to our Church Office or place in the collection basket on the weekend.
Also available we have a list of our Parish Ministries. Please take one.
Parishioner: If you have any changes (members, address, phone no.,
etc.), please fill out a Form for Registration/Information Changes and
place it in the collection basket on the weekend. Please notify us if
you are moving away.
Parish Hall & Mary Good Center Multi-Purpose Room
Reservations: Please contact Darlene for the Parish Hall
and Irene for the Mary Good Center MPR. We need the exact times the
facilities will be used including set-up, tear down, and clean-up time (not
just the time the event is scheduled to occur). We have policies and
paperwork that need to be completed. The Diocese of Columbus is no
longer providing insurance for certain events. If you use the facilities
without permission, you will be responsible for any insurance problems that
arise.
FLOWER CHART: Please sign up to sponsor flowers for
the altar. There are plenty of spaces left on the
two sign up sheets in the school hallway. More
than 1 person can sign up per week. Make our altar
beautiful each Sunday. The cost is $30.
RELIGIOUS BOOKS that are for sale in the book rack in the
back of the Church, please put money in an envelope and drop it
in the offertory basket on the weekend. Thank You.
Marriage Encounter Weekend dates:
November 14 - 16, 2008
February 13 - 15, 2009
April 24 - 26, 2009
June 5 - 7, 2009
July 17 - 19, 2009
September 25 - 27, 2009
November 6 - 8, 2009
For more information or to register, call Paul
& Marilou Clouse at 740-746-9003 or www.wwmecolumbus.org
Catholic Engaged Encounter Weekend dates:
Oct 24 - Oct 26, 2008
Feb 27 - Mar 1, 2009
Mar 20 - Mar 22, 2009
Apr 24 - Apr 26, 2009
Jun 5 - Jun 7, 2009
For more information or to register, visit www.engaged.org or ColumbusEE@aol.com
or call Sherilynn Barley at 614-235-1143.
The Cum Christo Movement Weekend dates:
March 12-15, 2009 (Men's)
April 23-26, 2009 (Women's)
Sept. 17-20, 2009 (Men's)
Oct. 15-18, 2009 (Women's)
If you are interested in attending a weekend, please contact Ed Price
(614)314-1129 or visit the web site www.cumchristo.org.
Cathedral Book Shop New Address and Information:
209 E. Broad Street
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: 614-221-6981 800-479-9021 Fax: 614-241-2566
Email: mmurphy@cathedral-bookshop.com
Web Site: www.cathedral-bookshop.com
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