quedate con nosotros · 9/15/2019 · quedate con nosotros. liturgical calendar, mass intentions...
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PREP: Sunday: 10:30-11:30 AM Reconciliation: Saturdays: 9:00-10:00 AM (St. Peter) 2:30-3:30 PM (St. Julie)
On first Tuesday: 7:00-8:00 PM (St. Joseph)
On third Tuesday: 7:00-8:00 PM (St. Julie)
St. Joseph
Church
171 Washington
Street
Hamilton, Ohio
45011
513-863-1424
St. Julie Billiart
Church
224 Dayton
Street
Hamilton, Ohio
45011
513-863-1040
St. Peter in
Chains Church
382 Liberty
Avenue
Hamilton, Ohio
45013
513-863-3938
Website (Pastoral Region): www.hamiltoncatholic.org
Pastor: Rev. Robert K. Muhlenkamp: [email protected]
Parochial Vicar: Rev. Richmond Dzekoe [email protected]
Sacramental Minister: St. Joseph: Rev. Jim Elsbernd
Sacraments for Adults: (RCIA): Mary Richter: [email protected]
Religious Education PREP (K-12): Mary Pat Austing: [email protected]
Saturday Vigil:
4:00 PM St. Julie Billiart 5:15 PM St. Joseph
Sunday Mass: 8:00 AM St. Peter 9:15 AM St. Julie Billiart 10:30 AM St Joseph
11:00 AM St. Peter 11:45 AM St. Julie Billiart (Spanish)
The Hamilton-Catholic Pastoral Region
September 15, 2019, The Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
www.hamiltoncatholic.org 3 Parishes 1 Mission
Volume 3 / Issue 37
Weekend Masses
Pastoral Region
QUEDATE CON NOSOTROS
Liturgical Calendar, Mass Intentions Daily Readings
Monday, September 16 12:00 PM Mass St. Julie Pat Gordon
Tuesday, September 17 8:00 AM Mass St. Peter (Church) Special Int. for Fr. Tim Bunch
Friday, September 20 8:00 AM Mass St. Joseph Homer Vail (B-day Rem.)
Saturday, September 21 8:30 AM Mass St. Peter Intention for Vocations 9:00 AM Reconciliation St. Peter 2:30 PM Reconciliation St. Julie 3:25 PM Rosary St. Julie 4:00 PM Mass St. Julie Mike Ohlinger 5:15 PM Mass St. Joseph Ken Kowalski (B-day Rem.)
Thursday, September 19 8:00 AM Mass St. Joseph Julia Sprader
Wednesday, September 18 12:00 PM Mass St. Julie Mary Spicer
Readings for the Week of Sept. 15, 2019 Sunday - Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Ex 32:7-11, 13-14; Ps 51:3-4, 12-13, 17, 19; 1 Tm 1:12-17; Lk 15:1-32 or 15:1-10 Monday - Memorial of Saints Cornelius, Pope, and Cyprian, Bishop, Martyrs: 1 Tm 2:1-8; Ps 28:2, 7, 8-9; Lk 7:1-10 Tuesday - Saint Robert Bellarmine, Bishop and Doctor of the Church: 1 Tm 3:1-13; Ps 101:1b-2ab, 2cd-3ab, 5, 6; Lk 7:11-17 Wednesday - 1 Tm 3:14-16; Ps 111:1-2, 3-4, 5-6; Lk 7:31-35 Thursday - Saint Januarius, Bishop and Martyr: 1 Tm 4:12-16; Ps 111:7-8, 9, 10; Lk 7:36-50 Friday - Memorial of Saints Andrew Kim Tae-gŏn, Priest, and Paul Chŏng Ha-sang, and Companions, Martyrs: 1 Tm 6:2c-12; Ps 49:6-7, 8-10, 17-18, 19-20; Lk 8:1-3 Saturday - Feast of Saint Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist: Eph 4:1-7, 11-13; Ps 19:2-3, 4-5; Mt 9:9-13 Sunday - Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Am 8:4-7; Ps 113:1-2, 4-6, 7-8; 1 Tm 2:1-8; Lk 16:1-13 or 16:10-13
Sunday, September 22 7:30 AM Rosary St. Peter 8:00 AM Mass St. Peter Robert J. Bachmann 8:40 AM Rosary St. Julie 9:15 AM Mass St. Julie Anthony & Mary LoBuono 10:30 AM Mass St. Joseph In Thanksgiving (67th Wedding Anniv. Dottie & Jim Bruck) 11:00 AM Mass St. Peter The Parish Family 11:45 AM Misa en español St. Julie The Parish Family
Sunday, September 15 7:30 AM Rosary St. Peter 8:00 AM Mass St. Peter Romeo Chicano 8:40 AM Rosary St. Julie 9:15 AM Mass St. Julie Tom VonDerHaar 10:30 AM Mass St. Joseph Tom Meehan (B-day Rem.) 11:00 AM Mass St. Peter The Parish Family 11:45 AM Misa en español St. Julie Jose Sanchez
Questions of the Week September 15, 2019 Gospel
Come home. God’s forgiveness is always there. God forgives before we
even ask for forgiveness. Question for Children: : The father in this story welcomed his son home, even after he ran away and did bad things. How do you know God welcomes you after you do that? Question for Youth: The prodigal son was welcomed home even though he had sinned. How hard is it for you to ask for forgiveness? Is it hard for you to believe that you are still loved even when you have sinned? Question for Adults: When you wander away from being true to your faith, how do you know God will take you back? What signs do you see?
Read the full answers from “Our Sunday Visitor”
https://www.osv.com/Magazines/TheCatholicAnswer/TCAQAoftheDay.aspx
Saint Robert Bellarmine, S.J. was an Italian
Jesuit and a cardinal of the Catholic Church. He
was canonized a saint in 1930 and named
Doctor of the Church, one of only 36. He was
one of the most important figures in the
Counter-Reformation.
Shepherd’s Call
Jesus Christ was a teacher, but also much more than a teacher; he is the God-man. At various times in the
gospels, his interlocutors address him as “Rabbi,” which means “teacher.” (John 1:38; 20:16; et. al.) He chose to
teach in parables. A large part of his message is that God is a loving Father. We have a beautiful illustration of
that in this weekend’s parable! The son leaves his father. When he comes to his senses, the father receives him
back even though the son had hurt him so. Jesus is showing us the heavenly Father in general. It is also an
image of what happens in a particular way at every time we come to the Sacrament of Penance and
Reconciliation and confess our sins to God.
The parable of the lost sheep is dear to my heart. It is the image and verse that I used on the card
commemorating my ordination to the priesthood nine years and four months ago.
This weekend we celebrate the teachers who today are members of our parish community. The theme for
catechetical Sunday is “Stay with Us,” a reference to the disciples plea to Jesus after walking the road to
Emmaus. It reminds us that Jesus is still the greatest teacher and much of our job is pointing to him. First of all, I
want to recognize the parishioners who are teachers or aides in our Sunday morning PREP classes. Along with it,
I recognize the work of the excellent teachers in both our schools: St. Peter in Chains School and St. Joseph
Consolidated School. Those who teach in the public schools who are informed by Christ’s example and
conformed to him through the Sacraments serve the Church as well as their school. Our youth ministry volun-
teers also share in this work. I cannot neglect the many parents who are the first teachers of their children in the
ways of faith – as they heard at their child’s baptism. Wow that’s a lot of teaching!
Your role in forming our youth is invaluable! However, we could probably do more
in educating our adults. There will be a blessing for all teachers after the homily at
all Masses in the region this weekend.
What a joy to know, love, and serve the good God.
In Christ,
Baptism: If you have an infant to be baptized, please call one of the parish offices.
Marriage: Schedule through
Father Rob.
Anointing of the Sick: If you or a loved one are in the hospital or expecting sur-gery, call one of the parish offices. In an emergency, call 513-773-4419.
New to the parish? Questions about the Catholic faith? Is God leading you to be Catholic? Schedule an appointment with Father Rob.
New to the area? Recently out of college? Register with the parish near you.
Check out our parish websites:
St. Joseph: www.sjcchamilton.org
St. Julie: www.stjulie.net
St. Peter: www.stpeterinchains.org
Pastoral Region News
PREP—Parish Religious Education Program
RCIA
DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO…
Has expressed an interest in becoming Catholic? Has a school-aged child who has not been baptized? Was baptized Catholic as a child, but has not
celebrated the Sacraments of Confirmation or Eucharist? Contact Mary Richter, 863-1040 x *817, or email [email protected] for more information.
RCIA Have you ever wondered what the catechumens do after they are dismissed from Mass? Stop by Dot’s House and find out! Do you want to share your love for Jesus and our beautiful Catholic faith, but you don’t know how? Stop by Dot’s House and find out! The RCIA process needs people just like you to help in a variety of ways. Come and see what it’s all about. Contact Mary Richter or Father Rob to talk about ways you can help the RCIA process.
Living Stones
Music Ministry: In Paul’s letter to
the Ephesians he says that in Christ
Jesus we have been destined and
called to live for the praise of God’s
glory. Exalted creatures, the
angels, do this by singing before
the face of God. We join our
voices to theirs in praise. Both St.
Peter’s and St. Julie’s English-
language choirs rehearse on Thursday nights and are
welcoming new members. Spanish-language
rehearses Wednesday. If interested in sharing musi-
cal gifts at St. Joseph, contact Jonathan Alexander.
A great First Day of PREP with our students, teachers, teen
helpers & parents.
Pastoral Region News
Elizabeth New Life: Want to enjoy an inspirational evening with your friends and family all while supporting moms and babies? Sign up to attend or host a table at Elizabeth's New Life Center’s 2019 South Banquet! Gianna Jessen will be the guest speaker on October 3 at the Oasis Conference Center in Loveland, OH. Visit our website at www.ElizabethNewLife.org for more information or contact Lori Ernest at 937-226-7414 ext. 430 or at [email protected] to learn how you can become a table host and help introduce more people to the life-saving work of ENLC.
BUS TRIP! Pilgrimage to the Basilica and Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation Join a pastoral region pilgrimage to the Basilica and Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation, located in Carey, Ohio. This day trip is scheduled for Wednesday, October 16. We will leave by charter bus from St. Julie’s parking lot at 7 am and arrive back by 6 pm. The day - long pilgrimage includes tours of the Lower Basilica and Upper Basili-ca, Mass in the original Shrine Church, Blessing of the Relic, lunch and a bus ride through the Stations of the Cross in Shrine Park. The cost is $48/person, payable at the time of reservation. You can register by contacting Lisa Stricker at St. Peter’s, 863-3938 or Theresa Valerius at 863-3959.
Eucharistic Adoration for
Families
St. Peter Church w/Fr. Richmond
Come and join us and pray for
families struggling with drug
addiction.
The Church will be open from
7:00 - 8:00 PM on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the
month. We will begin on Tuesday, September 24th.
Today is Catechetical Sunday. We bless our catechists and celebrate the Church’s mission to teach the Gospel
to all the people. Please keep in your prayers all those who spread the Good News through teaching at our
Schools, RCIA, PREP, CLOW, VBS, Vida Catolica, Bible Study Groups, etc. As we start this new school year, we are
always in need of more “workers in the vineyard.” Contact Fr. Rob or Mary Pat Austing to discuss the possibili-
ties to help folks STAY WITH US as in the story from the Walk from Emmaus.
The Badin Homecoming Parade and game vs Roger Bacon will be on Friday, Sept 20. Parade begins at 6:00 PM, kickoff at 7:00 PM. You are invited to join us at Virgil Schwarm Stadium (Hamilton High) for
Badin Homecoming festivities!
CALLING ALL GRADUATES OF MOTHER OF MERCY HIGH SCHOOL: An alumnae chorus is forming. Even if you were not musically active during your high school years, you are welcome to join. Rehearsals begin in October for a Christmas concert. Please spread the word. We are seeking donations and a rehearsal/concert space. Contact [email protected] for more information.
MASS and HEALING SERVICE Come and celebrate this special healing event on Wednesday, October 2 at 7:00 pm at St. Ignatius Parish. 5222 North Bend Rd., Monfort Heights. Healing includes the physical, spiritual, emotional, psychological and relational aspects of your life; it is not limited to a physical cure. You can receive prayer for yourself or for those you care about. Jesus still heals today! Come and experience His healing love! Sponsored by Lighthouse Renewal Center. For more info call 513-471-LITE (5483). For more information visit our website at www.LRC1.org or on Facebook at www.facebook/lrc1.org.
The Cursillo (pronounced “ker-see-oh”) is an official world-wide movement of the Catholic Church, recognized by the Holy See and supported by Pope Francis and Archbishop Dennis Schnurr. The Cursillo helps people discover and experience just how much God loves them. As each person grows in the knowledge and experience of God’s love, he or she is then more inclined to follow Jesus and is better able to live the Gospel in the various places God has put them to live.
For each person, the Cursillo envisions a continuous and progressive conversion leading to a deeper and more personal relationship with Jesus. The Cursillo employs a method that relies upon the encouragement and support found in small friendship/prayer groups. An emphasis is placed on a balanced life of prayer, continued spiritual formation, and evangelization. The idea is to help each person become the “Good News” and be the leaven in the environments we find ourselves in everyday, our homes, neighborhoods, schools, workplaces, etc. Imagine how our families, neighborhoods, and the world would be different if we each allowed the love of Christ to work through us everyday. The Cursillo Movement is introduced over a consecutive 72-hour period called a Three-Day Weekend. It is an opportunity to set aside worries and focus on Jesus. The weekend has often been referred to as an encounter with Christ. This may seem like a bold claim, but thousands will attest to their own personal encounter with Christ.
If you would like to have more information about the Cursillo, please contact Michael Collins by email at [email protected] or through the parish office at (513) 863-3938. You can also check out the website at: http://www.cincinnati-cursillo.org/.
The next men’s weekend is scheduled for September 19-22, 2019.
The next women’s weekend is March 26-29, 2020.
Youth Ministry
Pastoral Region News
MEETINGS IN OUR NEW
YOUTH ROOM INSIDE ST. PETER’S PARISH CENTER
BEHIND THE SCHOOL.
6—8TH GRADE KICK-OFF NIGHT (6-8 PM)
SEPTEMBER 22, 2019
LIFE NIGHTS (6-8 PM) TO SIGN UP FOR OUR OCTOBER 20 TEXTS, PLEASE TEXT November 17 @68HLT to 8101 December 15
9—12 TH GRADE KICK-OFF NIGHT (6-8 PM)
SEPTEMBER 15, 2019
LIFE NIGHTS (6-8 PM) TO SIGN UP FOR OUR OCTOBER 6 TEXTS, PLEASE TEXT NOVEMBER 3 @912HLT TO 81010 DECEMBER 1
BONFIRE NIGHT (7-10 PM) OCTOBER 26, 2019
AT THE PAULUS’ HOUSE JR. HIGH YOUTH MINISTER—Ben Hom 513-267-0716 [email protected] HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTER—Randi Hom 513-594-1168 [email protected] WWW.HAMILTONCATHOLIC.ORG/YOUTH-MINISTRY
St. Joseph Church
Liturgical Roles for September 21 & 22, 2019
Servers: 5:15 PM William Bubemyre Brian Estrellado 10:30 AM Kort Riegert Sam VonHagan
Lectors: 5:15 PM Monica Fisher 10:30 AM Jim Finnigan
Distributors: 5:15 PM (H) Michelle Bubemyre (C) Maddie Mills, Macie Ray
10:30 AM (H) Jim Finnigan (C) Jen & Liz Buley
Collections
Calendar
September 22 Food Collection Weekend 29 St. Vincent dePaul Collection
October 19 Drawdown @ FOP Lodge/ Joyce Park 27 Memorial Mass 10:30 AM 31 Holy Day Mass - 4:30 PM
Collections for September 8, 2019 Weekly Offerings: $ 4,317.00 Offering Goal: $ 5,000.00 Over/Under: $ (683.00)
Year to Date Offerings: $ 38,726.00 Offering Goal: $ 50,000.00 Over/Under: $(11,274.00)
Prayer Chain: Anyone who would like pray-ers, please contact Vic Dean our prayer chain coordinator at 513-894-7534.
365 Lotto Winners Lotto winners for the week of August 26, 2019. $40 winners: Patty Sauers, Heather Maus, Ann Shackleford, Carey Budrus, Julie Gregorio, Ben Fiehrer. The $100 winner was Larry Heet.
St. Joseph Staff Fax: 513-863-1451 Jim Kowalski: Retired Deacon
J. William Hicks, Principal [email protected]
Janet Haubner: Business Manager: [email protected]
Theresa Williams: Liturgical Music: [email protected]
Theresa Stenger: School Secretary: [email protected]
Bob Zimmers and Kevin Grant: Maintenance
School Address: 925 South Second Street
Hamilton, OH. 45011 Phone: 513-863-8758 Fax: 513-863-5772
Web page: www.sjcshamilton.org
Memorial Mass: Our Memorial Mass for those who have died and were buried from St. Joseph Church (October 1, 2018 through September 30, 2019) will be held on Sunday, October 27, at the 10:30 AM Mass.
FOOD COLLECTION—NEXT WEEKEND Your donation will help serve the needs of our St. Joseph parishioners and help support the local community through the New Life Mission. The following are examples of non-perishable goods that are needed: jars of baby food, canned fruit, canned vegetables, tuna, hand soap, toilet paper, paper towels and toothpaste. Please place your dona-tion in the containers located at the back of church. NOTE: Paper products and personal hygiene products are of the greatest need at this time. Thank you for your support! Our space is limited – please do not put expired goods, clothing, blankets, books etc. in the food collection bins.** Food Collections will take place on the 4th weekend of March, June, September and December.
Support our School: We have been partnering with Kroger to raise money for St. Joseph Consolidated School through the Kroger Community Rewards Pro-gram . All supporters of our organization who registered prior are automatically re-enrolled online to continue supporting our organization.. If you have not enrolled or have family members who need to enroll please keep in mind enrolling only takes a few moments and is completed in a few simple steps. Visit our website KrogerCommunityRewards.com Sign in using your email address and password or created a new account. If you have forgotten your password, just click on "forgot password" and a link will be sent to your email to change your password. Enter our organization's five digit NPO number XS832 or the first three letters of the organization's name, click search. Select our organization by clicking on the circle to the left St. Joseph Consolidated School. Save changes. Thanks again for your continued support of St. Joseph Consolidated School!
Calendar Drawdown: Mark your calendars for our up and coming 17th Annual SJCS Draw-down/Pigpull on October 19, 2019. For those of you that are new to St. Joe, this is our biggest all school fund raiser of the year. This fun filled evening is casual dress and adult only (must be 21 and over) at the FOP Lodge in Joyce Park. All proceeds directly benefit St. Joseph Consolidated School . Silent Auction baskets will be avail-able through the evening until 11:00 p.m. Reverse Raffle with a chance to win a grand prize of $2500. Only 500 tickets sold! They are ready and waiting in the school office. Tickets cost $35 per person and are available from the school office. Reserved tables for 8- additional cost of $25 per table. Make checks payable to St. Joseph Consolidated School. VIP Ticket are $50.00 each and include a reserved table in a prime location, specialty beer, light Hors d’oeuvres, food line priority and $5.00 in Piggy Cash (per person) ONLY 80 VIP tickets available! Contact the office for any questions at 513-863-8758 or by email [email protected]. Donations of items are still needed for silent auction and live auction. Please send them into school attention Drawdown .
St. Peter in Chains
Liturgical Roles for September 22 Servers:
8:00 AM Eli Schweinest, Darcie Smith 11:00 AM Brady Bucheit, Asher Cook, Katie Schwartz
Lectors: 8:00 AM Jay Wander 11:00 AM Colin Crank, Carla Fiehrer
Distributors: 8:00 AM Deacon Jeff, Ray Gundler, Shannon Sieg, Jay Wander 11:00 AM Deacon Jeff, Colin Crank, Carla Fiehrer, Christe & Jordan Flaig, Pam & Morgan Gattermeyer, David Johnson
Collections
Collections for September 8, 2019: Weekly Offerings: $ 12,198.73 Offering Goal: $ 10,384.00 Over/Under: $ 1,814.73
Year to Date Offerings: $ 96,373.46 Offering Goal: $ 103,40.00 Over/Under $ (7,466.54)
Calendar for the Week Monday, September 16 6:30-7:30 PM Volleyball practice 8:15 PM St. Vincent de Paul Tuesday, September 17 6:30 PM Meet the Teacher Night Wednesday, September 18 6:30-7:30 PM Volleyball practice 7:00-8:30 PM Bible Study 7:00 PM K of C Mtg. Thursday, September 19 4:30-7:30 PM Volleyball practice 7:00 PM Choir practice Friday, September 20 7:00 PM Bingo Saturday, September 21 8:30 AM Mass / Confessions Sunday, September 22 6:00-8:00 PM Jr. High School Youth Ministry KICKOFF 6:00-8:00 PM Evening Prayer
St. Peter in Chains Staff Fax: 513-863-1257 Deacon Jeff Merrell: [email protected]
Michael Collins: Principal and Pastoral Associate of Music and Liturgy: [email protected]
Liz Moran: Business Manager: [email protected]
Lisa Stricker: Parish Secretary: [email protected]
Michelle Luebbe: School Secretary: [email protected]
Don Austing: Maintenance [email protected]
Parish Council Email: [email protected]
Rosary Altar Society All ladies of St. Peter in Chains are invited to the next Rosary Altar Society dinner/meeting on Thursday, October 3rd. We will meet in the cafeteria at 6:15 to pray the Rosary followed by dinner. After a short meeting we will have games and prizes. We will be collecting canned goods and boxed food for St. Vincent de Paul. Hope to see you there and bring a friend!
Teed Family Benefit @ Municipal Brew Works Saturday, October 5th from 6pm-11pm. Join us in supporting our parish and school family in efforts to raise money to offset medical expenses. Joe has been battling small cell lung cancer for the better part of a year; recently learned the cancer had spread and is no longer re-sponding to treatment.
2019 SPS Walk-a-Thon, Eagles Rock! St. Peter in Chains School’s EPIC, our parent-teacher collaboration, will be hosting the 11th annual Walk-a-Thon Wednesday, October 9th, 2019. The Walk-a-Thon Committee is currently seeking private donors and corporate sponsors. With this fundraiser, EPIC has provided integral support for the school and set it on the path to continued success. For the first time, St. Peter in Chains School, in partnership with the Great Miami Valley YMCA, is offering preschool and a year-round early childhood learning center, which provides parents with a Christ-centered educational option and nurturing childcare. EPIC supported this de-velopment, which includes the first phase of a multi-year plan to air condition the school. EPIC funds are also being used to reimagine our science lab, create an outdoor learning space, upgrade furnishings in classrooms and other areas, enhance student technology, fund field trips, and much more. With your gener-osity, EPIC will continue to help St. Peter in Chains School shine with Christ’s light for all to see. Corporate sponsors will need to be identified by Monday, September 23, 2019, to ensure their recognition on t-shirts and other materials. We hope to have all donations by Monday, October 7, 2019. Donor/Sponsor commitment forms may be found in the back of the church or you can donate online at: https://stpeterinchains.weshareonline.org/ws/opportunities/WalkathonDonations If you want your donation to support a specific child or family, please add that name in the comments. Please contact Kelly Heile, (513) 455-0139, or [email protected] for more details.
St. Julie Billiart
Collections
St. Julie Billiart Staff
Betty Meiner: Business Manager [email protected] ext. 811
Jonathan Alexander: Liturgical Music [email protected] ext. 832
Mary Ann Williams: Receptionist/Secretary [email protected] ext. 810
Bonnie Whittlesey: Clerical support [email protected] ext. 812
Mike Cain: Maintenance ext. 819 [email protected]
Karla Eysolt: Hispanic Ministry [email protected] (513)448-8994
Pilar Hernandez: Bautismo de ninos [email protected] (513) 892-9041(deje mensaje) fax: 513-863-1132
Collections for September 8, 2019
Weekly Offering Received: $ 5,532.37 Weekly Offering Goal: $ 10,000.00 Over/Under: - $ 4,467.63 Year to Date Offerings: $ 92,237.46 Offering Goal: $ 110,000.00 Over/Under: -$ 17,762.54
Calendar
This Weekend - Catechetical Sunday
This Sunday Sep 15- 9:15 Mass Mercy Nursing Alumni-reserved seating in west transept
Sep 17— 7:00 PM Holy Hour
Sep 22— PREP First Communion/First Reconciliation Parent Mtg.
10:30-11:30 AM St. Stephen’s Hall in Spanish & in the Church in English
Sep 23—FIRST DAY OF AUTUMN -Altar Rosary Society Quilt Raffle. -7 PM—Caring Hands—Fenmont
October is RESPECT LIFE MONTH Masses wkend Oct 6 — 2nd
Collection: Archdiocesan Respect Life Fund
Sun Oct 6 Fire/Tornado Drill during PREP Class –be careful as you drive on the parish campus
Oct 10 — “ACES” (Active Christian Enthusiastic Seniors) monthly mtg. 1 PM– Fenmont
Oct 12— 12:00 PM Rosary Rally in the church parking lot
Oct 15 — 7:00 PM Holy Hour Oct 19/20 After Masses — PREP Bake
Sale in vestibule Oct 28—Last Caring Hands Mtg of the year
in Fenmont– 7PM
ARS NEWS
Public Square Rosary Rally Sat., Oct. 12 at Noon at St. Julie’s parking lot to commemorate our Blessed Mother’s apparitions to the three children at Fatima 102 years ago—The Miracle of the Sun. The service will be officiated by Fr. Rob Muhlenkamp and include Reci-tation of the Rosary, Adoration and Benediction. The Knights of Columbus will serve as Honor Guards. For those in need—handicap parking available in the parking lot. Easiest to enter the lot from the alleyway off of Third St. Some folding chairs will be available as well. Anyone is welcome to bring a lawn chair. Please join us in offering reparation for the sins and offenses against the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Contact Marilyn Vidourek at 513-894-5851. _________________________
Next ARS luncheon on Mon., Oct. 7 after the Noon Mass in
the Fenmont.
An Invitation to Join The Society of of St. Vincent de-
Paul – St. Julie Billiart Conference
Grow Spiritually/Serve Those in Need/Develop Christian Friendship
∎ Worldwide Catholic organization in 149 countries on 5 continents, with 750,000+ members
∎ Conferences around the U.S. serve over 14 million people each year ∎ The St. Julie conference is funded by
the generous contributions of our parish-ioners
∎ Our volunteer Vincentians take calls and make home visits to assist our local com-munity
As a Saint Vincent de Paul conference member, you may: Grow spiritually by offering service to
your neighbors in need Assist those in crisis regardless of
race, religion, or creed Listen to voicemail, make phone calls,
and identify needs Enter information into ServWare Write grants and seek alternative
funding Make home visits, share resources,
pray together, and lend a listening ear Facilitate financial help to prevent
eviction and disconnect Get connected with more community
service opportunities Be the face of Christ to your neigh-
bors in need and see the face of Christ in them If interested, we encourage you to
attend one of our meetings: We meet at St. Julie’s office every Mon-day night from 7-9 PM to develop our spirituality through prayer and reflec-tion, discuss current business, and re-view action being taken on recent re-quests for help. If you cannot attend weekly, come when you are able.
Contact Us: Paul Levasseur, 513-490-3141,
[email protected] Rosemary Gebhart, 513-708-0261,
Children’s Liturgy of the Word (CLOW) Come and share the GOOD NEWS of the Sun-day Gospel with our youngest parishioners. Preparation materials supplied! CLOW meets during 9:15 AM & 11:45 AM Mass (from first reading through general inter-cessions). With four Leaders and four Helpers each is scheduled about once per month (Sept. through April). Time for Leader to prepare for session will vary. Plan at least one hour monthly. **VIRTUS Training: 3 hour class Contact Mary Pat Austing or Pilar Hernandez.
ARS Annual Quilt Raffle The Altar Rosary Society’s annual Quilt Raffle will be held on Monday, September 23rd. Tickets were mailed on August 23rd and extras are available in the church office. 2 handmade quilts: Queen size w/ shades of blue & mauve donated by Elaine Ohlinger AND 34” x 44” pastel Pinwheel baby quilt hand-pieced by Virgie Schick & hand quilted by Cindy Wilson.
St. Julie Billiart
Hora Santa de Adoración del
Santísimo Sacramento!
Hora Santa Bilingüe 17 de Sep-tiembre, 15 de Octubre, Noviembre 19 de 7-8pm en la Iglesia.
CONFESIONES
Habrá un sacerdote que habla Español el primer Sábado de Octubre de 2:30-3:30pm en St.Julie o puede llamar a la oficina para una cita.
EVENTOS ESPECIALES DE CELEBRACIÓN EN ST. JULIE BILLIART DURANTE LA MISA EN ESPAÑOL
Primer Domingo del mes: Presentaciones de 3 años. Cuarto Domingo del mes: Bautizos Tercer Domingo del mes: Quinceañeras, Aniversarios.
PLATICAS PRE-BAUTISMALES: Las próximas clases para Padres y Padrinos serán el 21 de Septiembre de 1pm-4pm en el Fenmont, adultos solamente. Por favor registrese con Karla Eysoldt al (513) 448-8994.
¿QUIERE BAUTIZAR? St. Julie Billiart los recibe con los brazos abiertos! Si está interesado en más información o quiere saber que requisitos necesita por favor contacte a Janet del Pilar Hernandez al (513) 863-1040 ext. 52 ó [email protected] o (513) 892-9041
Mujeres Ayudando a Mujres Todos los Viernes de 9:00am –12:00 pm no tiene que hacer cita. Se habla Español. 6 South 2nd St. Hamilton. 513-207-0263 para cualquier emergencia, deje mensaje si no con-testan. Servicios: Linea de Crisis de 24 horas, intervencion de Crisis Individual, acompañamiento a la corte, el Hospital, Policia, Grupos de Apoyo, etc.
Sacramentos para Adultos
Le falta un sacramento? ¿Quiere aprender más de lo básico de la religión? ¿Quiere crecer más en su conocimiento de la fe? Sta. Julia ofrecerá un curso destinado a los mayores de 18
años que les faltan los Sacramentos de Comunión y Confirmación. El curso, se ofrecerá una vez a la semana en el Fenmont. Buena asistencia es un requisito. El primer paso es pedir una entrevista con Karla Eysoldt (513-448-8994) o con Pilar Hernandez (513-892-9041). La fecha y hora se anunciará lo más pronto posible.
Todos los padres de PREP que tienen hijos que estarán en el segundo grado o mayores que hayan estado en un programa de formación en la fe desde el año pasado y quieran la Primera Comunión este año, por favor vengan a la Reunión de Padres el Domingo 22 de Septiembre de 10:30 a 11:30 a.m. La reunión será en el Fenmont para quienes hablan español.
CENTRO HISPANO SU CASA La dirección es: Mid Pointe Tower, 7162 Reading Rd, Cincinnati, Ohio 45237. Tel 513-761-1588.
Para Servicios Legales de Inmigración: (513) 672-3746
¿Conoce a alguien a quien el alcohol y las drogas representan problemas en su vida?
GRUPO AMOR Y SERVICIO tiene sesiones: Todos los dias de 8-10pm
Para más información por favor llame a: (513) 551-3103 (513) 390-3825
GRUPO OXFORD tiene sesiones: Lunes, Miércoles y Viernes de 7 a 9 PM. Para más información por favor llame a (513) 614-8784
Clases gratis de Inglés: Hamilton: Los que quieran registrar-se pueden comunicarse con la oficina de ABLE de Butler Tech al (513) 894-0301 para más información de lugares y donde recibir las clases. Lebanon 9:30am para la clase de ma-ñanas y 5:30pm para clases en la tarde. OhioMeansJobs 300 E. Silver St Leba-non Ohio 45036. Mason 9:30am - 12:30pm Martes y Jue-ves Sinclair Community College 5386 Courseview Dr. Mason OH 45040.
XXIV Domingo Ordinario Ex 32, 7-11. 13-14; Salmo 50;
1 Tm 1, 12-17; Lc 15, 1-32
La Parroquia Santa Julia Billiart es una comunidad urbana Católico-Romana, situada en la ciudad de Hamilton, Ohio. Santa Julia acoge la diversidad de todos aquellos que buscan formar parte del cuerpo de Cristo. Nos congregamos para alabar a nuestro Señor y celebrar Su misericordia divina. Aspiramos a construir el Reino de Dios a través de la oración, el servicio social, la educación y la confraternidad.
PREP es el Programa de Edu-cación Religiosa de la Región Pastoral. Las clases empezaron pero todavia pueden inscribirse. Ofrecemos clases de K - 12 grados de 10:30 am a 11:30 am. en el Edificio Fenmont.
Intención de Misa Aquellos que deseen honrar a un ser querido durante la celebración de la Misa, por seres vivos o difuntos, o por el recuerdo en oración de los aniversarios, cumpleaños y otras intenciones espe-ciales, pueden solicitar y ofrecer una intención de Misa. Para solicitar por favor diríjase a la oficina de la Iglesia en horarios de oficina; solo se hace una intención por misa. El estipendio/ofertorio es de $5.00 por Intención de Misa.
Odontología Gratuita
Viernes 20 de Septiembre
Para mayores de 18 años: Advance Dentistry 5823 Wooster Pike, Cincinnati Ohio 45227 7am-2pm
Para niños de 3 años para arriba: Sea Of Smiles 1319 Nagel Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45255 7:30am-1pm Por cita solamente a (513) 474-6777 Www.CincyCareToShare.com