TO KNOW CHRIST, TO LOVE CHRIST, TO BRING OTHERS TO CHRIST

ST. JUDE CHURCH 5924 BRIDGETOWN ROAD • CINCINNATI, OHIO 45248-3108 Web Address: www.stjudebridgetown.org office: 574-1230 • Parish Fax: 598-2109 • School office: 598-2100 • School Fax: 598-2118

Pastoral Staff Baptisms (Parish Office Phone Numbers unless otherwise indicated) Baptisms will be celebrated during or immediately Rev. Michael Hay, Pastor…………………….……….. following any weekend Mass. Parents are expected to attend the St. Jude 574-1230 baptismal program Jude. Call the parish secretary for dates and St. Aloysius 574-4840 times. Baptisms will be celebrated after Masses during .

Mr. Louis Eichhold, School Principal ……….598-2100 [email protected] Weddings Mr. Ken Schultz, Business Manager…………598-2103 Ext Either the prospective bride or the groom is required to be a 121 registered member of the parish for a minimum of six months [email protected] before arranging a date for marriage. The date be at least Mr. Greg Williams, Music Director …………..574-1230 Ext. six months in the future to provide adequate time for marriage 118 preparation. [email protected] St. Vincent de Paul Mr. Tom Perrmann, Maintenance…………………...574-1230 If you or someone you know are in need of help please contact Mrs. Cindy Weidner, Parish School of Religion …..574-1230 the church office at 574-1230 [email protected]. \ Mrs. Julie McDonald, Religious ED & R.C.I.A…..574-4840 Bulletin Deadline: Deadline is Tuesday at 12:00 noon. No [email protected] phone calls please. You may e-mail your article to [email protected] NINETEENTH SUNDAY OF TIME 8, 2021

STEWARDSHIP

Week of July 25, 2021 $11,529 Week of August 1, 2021 $10,873 Fiscal Year to Date (July 21-June 22) $59,749 Budgeted Amount through 8/1/2021 $74,020 Over/ under Budget fiscal year 2021-22 ($14,271)

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FROM THE PASTORS DESK READINGS FOR THE WEEK

My brothers and sisters in Christ: Monday: Dt 10:12-22/Ps 147:12-13, 14-15, 19-20 [12a]/Mt 17:22-27 On , we celebrate the Feast of the Assumption Tuesday: 2 Cor 9:6-10/Ps 112:1-2, 5-6, 7-8, 9 [5]/Jn 12:24- of the Blessed Virgin, a Holy Day of Obligation. This 26 year it falls on Sunday. Wednesday: Dt 34:1-12/Ps 66:1-3a, 5 and 8, 16-17 [cf. 20a and 10b]/Mt 18:15-20 This is one of two dogmas that have been declared infalli- Thursday: Jos 3:7-10a, 11, 13-17/Ps 114:1-2, 3-4, 5-6/Mt bly by a . Pius XII, in 1948, declared that Catholics 18:21—19:1 must believe that Mary was taken bodily into heaven at Friday: Jos 24:1-13/Ps 136:1-3, 16-18, 21-22 and 24/Mt the very moment of her death, that the decay of death never touched her. Many people are confused about what 19:3-12 is and is not infallible in papal teaching. The only other Saturday: Jos 24:14-29/Ps 16:1-2a, and 5, 7-8, 11 [cf. 5a]/ dogma to be proclaimed infallibly is also related to Mary. Mt 19:13-15 The doctrine of the was pro- Sunday: Vigil: 1 Chr 15:3-4, 15-16; 16:1-2/Ps 132:6-7, 9- claimed as dogma for Catholics by Pope Pius IX in 1870. 10, 13-14 [8]/ 1 Cor 15:54b-57/Lk 11:27-28 Day: Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a, More importantly, this feast tells us something about our 10ab/Ps 45:10, 11, 12, 16 [10bc]/1 Cor 15:20-27/Lk 1:39- own future. Mary, as the Mother of Jesus, shared in His 56 Passion by standing at His Cross as He died. Her grief was turned to joy at His Resurrection. She shared His Ascension at the moment of her own death and now is to the Homebound volunteers: Thank you so one of two glorified bodies in heaven (hers and her very much for everyone who volunteered to date to take Son’s) as the universe awaits the general resurrection communion to our homebound parishioners as we get from the dead and the final establishment of the Kingdom of God. started (Post-Covid). Especially for those who are new to this ministry, please In other words, Mary already enjoys the full benefits of heaven that await us, the faithful here on earth. attend a meeting in St. Jude Church on Thursday, August 19 at 7pm at the base of the . We will first have a We here in our Pastoral Region should always be ready to quick meeting to hand out new materials, and then commend ourselves to the care of the Mother of God. St. proceed with training on how to bring Eucharist. We plan Aloysius, like so many saints, had a great devotion to Our to start Communion to the Homebound on Sunday, Lady. And certainly St. Jude would have known her in September 5 2021. person! We commend ourselves to her, trusting in her care for each of us as members of her Son’s Body. For the long term members of our ministry, the training is optional. However it would be most excellent if you Peace and all good things could come to get the new Communion guidebooks and Fr. Michael Hay stay to assist in offering insight on how you’ve brought the in the past. Any questions please contact Jim Schmidt at 680-6347.

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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK

Monday, August 9 Monday, August 9 8:30 a.m. N0 Mass Tuesday, August 10 NO MASS 8:30 a.m. No Mass Tuesday, August 10 ` Church Closed NO MASS Wednesday, August 11 Wednesday, August 11 8:30 a.m. No Mass NO MASS Church Closed Thursday, August 12 Thursday, August 12 NO MASS 8:30 a.m. No Mass Friday, August 13 Church closed NO MASS Friday-August 13 Saturday, August 14 8:30 a.m. No Mass 4:30 p.m. Jim Sunderman-Family Church Closed Sunday, August 15 9:15-11 a.m. No Exposition 8:30 a.m. Living and Deceased of the Parish 7:00 p.m. No Bingo 11:00 a.m. John Kunkemoeller-Birth Rem-Family Saturday, August 14 6:30 a.m. Men's Gather 3:30 p.m. Confessions 4:30 p.m. Mass-Fr. George Sunday, August 15 8:30 a.m. Mass-Fr. Mike 11:00 a.m. Mass-Fr. Mike NO SERVERS FOR THE WEEK OF 8/8

SUMMER OFFICE HOURS CHURCH OFFICE: BEGINNING JUNE 4TH MONDAY –THURSDAY 9-4:30 P.M. & FRIDAY-9-12:30 Just a note: During the summer months the church office will close at 12:30 p.m. on Friday’s RETROUVAILLE IS A LIFELINE FOR MARRIAGES beginning on June 4th through August 20th. Beginning Friday, August 27th we will resume our Retrouvaille offers a welcoming and loving space to regular Friday business hours 9-2:30 p.m. couples who have been living with difficulties in their has begun with the hope of being marriage. Retrouvaille offers hope: hope that it is not Construction too late, the hope of a different and better complete and ready for Masses by the start of school marriage. Retrouvaille in late August (cross our fingers). St. Jude will not helps couples to listen, to forgive, to be reconciled, and have weekday Masses or Adoration on Fridays to move into a better future believing that God loves through August or until the work is complete. Also them and with His help and their efforts, their marriage the Church will remain locked during the week. Our can weekend Masses are the same Saturday, 4:30p.m. be healed. For more information about the Retrouvaille Sunday 8:30 & 11:00. Fr. Mike will celebrate programs call 1-513-456-5413 or to register visit the weekday Masses Tuesday-Friday at St. Al’s at 8:00 website, helpourmarriage.org. The next program is a.m. All weekday scheduled Mass intentions will September 10-12, 2021. be sent to St. Al’s. We apologize for any inconvenience.

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Welcome to SafeParish – the new Child Protection Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Platform for the AoC. (RCIA)

What is RCIA? Each year on during the All volunteers and employees with an active child Vigil, thousands are baptized into the Catholic protection account should have received an email from Church in the United States. Parishes welcome these SafeParish inviting them to register for their SafeParish new Catholics through the Rite of Christian Initiation of account. These emails were sent during the week of Adults (RCIA). July 12. If you did not receive the email, please check **Are you a non-Catholic who wants to learn more your spam or junk mail folders. You can also find a about the Catholic faith? copy of the SafeParish registration instructions by going to the AoC’s Safe Environment Office webpage - **Are you a Catholic who would like to prepare for the https://catholicaoc.org/offices/safe-environment and Sacrament of Eucharist and/or Confirmation? going to Top Resources and then clicking the link for SafeParish. **Are you an alienated Catholic who has been thinking of returning to the Church? All new volunteers and employees should follow the **Are you a Catholic who wants a deeper understanding SafeParish registration instructions for creating a of your Catholic faith? SafeParish account. During the registration process new volunteers and employees will be invited to complete **Are you married to a Catholic and you would like to their online background check and their child protection become Catholic as well? training online. New employees will also need to complete manual fingerprinting and submit a B4 form If you answered “YES” to any of the above questions, and think you might like to understand and learn more for approval. about the Catholic faith, please call Julie McDonald,

Pastoral Associate at 574-4840 (ext. 205) or email For any questions concerning SafeParish please go to [email protected] with any the – AoC’s Safe Environment Office webpage - https:// questions. catholicaoc.org/offices/safe-environment

BEACONS UPDATE: BE HEARD, STAY INFORMED, SIGN UP - To stay on top of the latest developments on Beacons of Light, the archdiocese-wide pastoral planning process currently underway, sign up for the free monthly Beacons Update newsletter at www.BeaconsAOC.org.

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IN THE HOSPITAL AND IN OUR PRAYERS if you know of anyone who is in the hospital or Homebound that would like to receive the Anointing of the Sick please call the parish office so Fr. Mike can visit with them, Also, please remember to pray for those confined to their homes and nursing homes.

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ATTENTION ALL COMMISSIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS It is time once again to submit your calendars of your meetings or events. Please turn them into the church office. You may e-mail at [email protected] or mail a copy to the church office. After the calendar is complete a copy will be sent to the head of the commission or organization. Any questions 574-1230

Parish School of Religion Registration

St. Jude and St. Aloysius Parish invites families with children, ages 1st through 8th grade, that are enrolled in public schools to attend our Parish School of Religion (PSR) Program. This program is available as support to you, as the primary educators of your children, to help your children grow in the knowledge and practice of their Roman Catholic faith. Each Sunday morning from 9:30 to 10:45am, your child/children will be taught grade level appropriate curriculum by trained volunteer catechists. This school year begins with a PSR Opening Mass and Family Meeting at 8:30am on September 12, 2021. Registration forms can be found on the parish website or at each parish office. Please contact Cindy Weidner at [email protected] or 513-266-1920 with questions.

God's Gifts Are for Use in His Service…. PSR Teachers are Needed:

The gifts we have received are not ours alone. God gave them to us for the purpose of serving Him and serving other people. Each of us has something to give. Please consider being a PSR teacher for our Sunday PSR Program. No formal teaching experience is needed, and all materials are provided for you. You only need to complete the VIRTUS training (if you have not already done so). Classes are each Sunday from 9:30 to 10:45am at St. Jude School. Classes begin September 12th. If you are interested or have questions, please contact Cindy Weidner at [email protected] or 513-266-1920.

ST. JUDE/ST. ALOYSIUS PSR NOW OFFERING A KINDERGARTEN CLASS IS YOUR CHILD ATTENDING KINDERGARTEN AT A PUBLIC SCHOOL? IF SO, JOIN OUR NEW PSR KINDERGARTEN CLASS ON SUNDAY’S FROM 9:30AM– 10:45AM CLASSES BEGIN ON SEPTEMBER 12TH AT ST. JUDE SCHOOL THIS IS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN ABOUT JESUS AND THE CATHOLIC FAITH REGISTRATION FORMS ARE LOCATED ON EACH PARISH WEBSITE OR AT THE CHURCH OFFICES FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT CINDY WEIDNER AT [email protected] OR 513-266-1920.

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In the the love that Jesus reveals through the symbol of the We need help to bring Eucharist to our cross is; self-giving, sacrificial, homebound Parishioners healing, forgiving ,in solidarity with weak, confident in the power of who can’t get to Mass. God. During the hot summer months many of the elderly, Recently during quarantine, many of us especially those who are sick, are not able to find experienced longing for the Eucharist, albeit relief from the heat. Pease help the Society of St. temporary. Just imagine if that yearning were Vincent de Paul to bring respite and hope to them. permanent as it is for many of our homebound parishioners. If you can, please help us bring 365 CHANCE AUGUST WINNERS Eucharist (1x per month) to them. To volunteer,

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE AUGUST WINNERS! email the Church Office at

[email protected] and volunteer 8/1/2021 1515 $100 Marian Doll for “Communion to homebound”. Training and 8/2/2021 415 $40 Ann LeSaint Shadowing will be available. Once we have 8/3/2021 531 $40 Christian Bleh teams 8/4/2021 1139 $40 Charles Wilke re-established to Pre-covid levels (or greater), we’ll reach out to our current homebound 8/5/2021 474 $40 Anne Fischer parishioners and even possibly expand the list. If 8/6/2021 75 $40 Pat Whisman you have any questions, please call Jim Schmidt 8/7/2021 1838 $40 Dylan Samuels 513-680-6347. 8/8/2021 1587 $100 Marc Siglock 8/9/2021 1703 $40 Tyler Johnson 8/10/2021 712 $40 Andrew Meade ST. AL’S SUMMER MASS SCHEDULE 8/11/2021 1882 $40 Mike & Ruthie Brunsman WEEKDAY MASSES 8/12/2021 1705 $40 Colin Josshua TUESDAY-FRIDAY 8/13/2021 1159 $40 Cooper Heisel 8:00 A.M. 8/14/2021 623 $40 Carol Ahr WEEKEND MASSES 8/15/2021 78 $100 Rylee Mae Downing SATURDAY 4:00 P.M. 8/16/2021 415 $40 Ann LeSaint SUNDAY 10:00 P.M. 8/17/2021 1319 $40 Rhett Staud 8/18/2021 1879 $40 Mike & Ruthie Brunsman 8/19/2021 369 $40 Judy Aisenbrey Green Township Memory Café is meeting in person once again at the Green Township Branch Library on 8/20/2021 1625 $40 Christus Brinkman the 3rd Monday each month at 2 p.m. The Memory 8/21/2021 1817 $40 Zack Gutenkunst Café is a welcoming place for people experiencing Alzheimer’s or dementia, along with their care 8/22/2021 523 $100 B. G. Holroyd partners. Each month there will be an opportunity to 8/23/2021 895 $40 Jennifer Klekamp socialize and enjoy music, games or other fun 8/24/2021 1627 $40 Beth & Tom Perrmann activities. On August 16, we welcome guitarist Pete Papania, courtesy of Creative Aging, as he entertains 8/25/2021 876 $40 Sara Meade us with songs of the 1920’s through 1970’s from the 8/26/2021 205 $40 Kiki Stenger “Great American Songbook.” Adults interested in attending are encouraged to register themselves and 8/27/2021 296 $40 Paul Macke caregiver or family at www.cincinnatilibrary.org under 8/28/2021 551 $40 Carmella Berger “events.” Search for “memory café” to see ours and other memory café programs throughout our county 8/29/2021 72 $100 Karen Meinking system! Event may be outside on patio, weather 8/30/2021 1336 $40 Patricia McGeever permitting. Call 369-6095 for more information or to register. 8/31/2021 1347 $40 Sally Koester

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PRAYERS FOR VOCATIONS

Raise Up Abundant and Holy Vocations - O Father, raise up among Christians abundant and holy vocations to the priesthood, who keep the faith alive and guard the blessed memory of your Son Jesus through the preaching of his word and the administration of the Sacraments, with which you continually renew your faithful. Grant us holy ministers of your altar, who are careful and fervent guardians of the Eucharist, the sacrament of the supreme gift of Christ for the redemption of the world. Call ministers of your mercy, who, through the sacrament of Reconciliation, spread the joy of your forgiveness. Grant, O Father, that the Church may welcome with joy the numerous inspirations of the Spirit of your Son and, docile to His teachings, may she care for vocations to the ministerial priesthood and to the . Sustain the Bishops, priests and , consecrated men and women, and all the baptized in Christ, so that they may faithfully fulfill their mission at the service of the Gospel. This we pray through Christ our Lord. Amen. Mary, Queen of Apostles, pray for us. (Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI) All of us have a vocation – clergy and religious life, married and single. How are you living your vocation? Reprinted from cincinnativocations.org

RESPECT LIFE

Sanctuary of Life- “From within the heart of the world, the family has a decisive and determinative relationship with life. As a Sanctuary of life, the family must welcome it, defend it, accompany it during its development, especially during the whole process of its education….The family lovingly bears witness to the uniqueness of new life….The instruction of the , “Thou shalt not kill the child in its mother’s womb” (2, 1), incorporated into the living tradition of the Church, must resound even today from the heart of every household. Only God is the Lord of life!" (Cardinal Alfonso Lopez Trujillo, President, for the Family, to Pontifical Academy for Life, February, 1997). Reprinted from priestsforlife.org

DAILY PRAYER FOR PRIESTS

Remember these active and retired priests in your daily prayers: Sunday, Rev. Dennis Neimeier, ordained 1973; Monday, Rev. Thomas Nolker, ordained 1972; Tuesday, Rev. Robert Obermeyer, ordained 1961; Wednesday, Rev. Benedict O'Cinnsealaigh, ordained 1993; Thursday, Rev. James O'Connor, ordained 1954; Friday, Rev. Michael Paraniuk, ordained 1981; Saturday, Rev. Dale Peterka, ordained 1968. Prayer for Priests: Let us pray that, joined in faith, hope, and love, we support all those who offer their lives in service to the Church.

VOCATIONS VIEWS

Remember in prayer: Jose Daniel Guerrero-Sanchez, from St. Julie Billiart (Hamilton), currently studying at St. John Vianney College Seminary, who (God willing) will be ordained to the priesthood in 2026; and Jeffrey Stephens, from St. Susanna (Mason), currently studying at Mt. St. Mary's Seminary, who (God willing) will be ordained to the priesthood in 2023. St. John Mary Vianney (patron of parish priests), ora pro nobis!

ON THE WEB

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SOMETHING TO CONSIDER

Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time- Jesus, the Bread of Life, has come so that we might have life to its fullness. Fervent reception of the Holy Eucharist helps to discover the path God has created you to follow. (John 6:41-51) If you want to talk about your discernment, please contact Fr. Dan Schmitmeyer, Director of Vocations at [email protected].

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Give This Unforgettable Book to Your Favorite Child 2022 Breaking Bread Hymnals -- And Help End Alzheimer's

The pandemic required us to remove hymnals from the pew racks in March, 2020. As a result, Best gift ever? we didn’t place our regular order for 2021 hymnals, though some parishioners chose to How about a unique, fun alpha-animal book that teaches purchase their own copies to have at Mass or use ABC sounds through apron-wearing alligators, cocoa- sipping camels, basketball-dribbling dinosaurs and hula- while livestreaming. St. Jude will be ordering hooping hippos -- while helping end dementia? 2022 Breaking Bread hymnals for use in church during Mass. If you’d like your own copy Just go to www.AtoZebraBooks.com to get your copies (approximate cost $7), please e-mail of the irresistible NEW ABC/Phonics Rhyming Picture [email protected] or leave a message Book '-- ages 3 and up -- " If Zebras Ziplined." at 513-574-1230, ext. 118. Be sure to touch the "ALZ The Longest Day," version button, when ordering and your ENTIRE purchase will be donated to The Alzheimer's Association!

Order NOW -- and you will receive a Zebra stuffed SAINT QUOTE FOR THE WEEK animal with each book purchased as a special bonus for your . The great method of prayer is to have none. If in going to prayer one can form in oneself a pure capacity for receiv- (From Mary Barry former long time parishioner at St ing the spirit of God, that will suffice for all method. St. Jude. My husband Bob Barry was the chair of St Vincent Jane Frances de Chantal (1572-1641), Patron of the for- de Paul/St Jude chapter until he became ill with gotten, Feast Day August 12 dementia about 10 years, and passed away last March.) Thank you so much for helping with this campaign. Mary

Help for Hearing at Mass: If it’s difficult for you to understand the readings or the homily during Mass, as- sistive listening devices are available. These small de- vices work like a private radio with an earpiece to deliv- er the sounds of Mass directly to you. Please see the organist if you are interested in trying one of these hear- ing helpers.

Nick & Tom Restaurant Bingo 1st, 3rd & 5th Friday’s: 574-4242 Their support helps make this publication No Bingo August 13th possible If you would like to advertise in the bulletin please contact Liturgical if unable to attend as scheduled, please Publications @1-800-477-4574. Please help by finding someone to sub and contacting your Patronize Our Bulletin Advertiser. team captain. The continued success of St Jude Bingo relies on the participation of our volunteers and your support is greatly appreciated. We are always in need of additional volunteers. If interested in being on a team with other St Jude parents and able to help out for a few hours every other month, contact Tim Bley at [email protected] or 513-608-4060.

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ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

LOLLIPOP SOCCER REGISTRATION! Lollipop soccer is a 6 week program for children 4&5 years old and will be held on Wednesday evenings, 6:15-7:15 PM beginning Sept. 8, 2021 @ St. Jude's fields. Registration will be available June 23, 2021 @ 1200 AM- July 31, 2021 @ 1159 PM via Blue Sombrero https://tshq.bluesombrero.com/Default.aspx?tabid=1478434. Enrollment fee is $30/child; includes a t-shirt and drink/snack each week. When registering, please enter the code 97980 to waive the $50 SJAA family fee. Please contact Lollipop Coordinators Tiffany Schoster ([email protected]) or Tricia Jones Christman ([email protected]) with any questions. **If you are interested in volunteering to coach, please indicate when registering in the comment box.

GIRLS SOFTBALL 2021 SEASON--The 2021 girls softball season has come to an end. Thanks to all the coaches, players and parents for a great season. Congratulations to the following teams who finished 1st or 2nd in their leagues. First Place - 3rd/4th Grade - Team members include: Lily Bachman, Alexa Beasley, Maggie Cannon, Emma Dougherty, Suzi Ernst, Mya Helmes, Caroline Josshua, Aly Massa, Chole Poland and Allison Schroth. Head Coach Tim Helmes, Assistant Coaches - Brian Bachman, Sean Ernst, Ed Beasley and Jamie Schroth. Second Place - 5th/6th Grade - . Team members include: Ellie Fay, Danielle Good, Gabby Hafner, Elizabeth Herrmann, Sydney Hood, Sienna King, Charlotte Moeddel, Sophie Murphy, Autumn Pittman and Kaelyn Riestenberg. Head Coach Gina Hafner, Assistant Coaches - Matt Hood, Bob Murphy and Pat Good; Special thanks to guest players from Coach Hofmeyer's team who assisted with the team's success. Second Place - 7th/8th Grade - Team members include: Meghan Bain, Jaycie Bushman, Samantha Good, Alyssa Grote, Hallie Heisel, Georgia Keefe, Ava Massa, Anna Meade, Maura O'Donnell, Teresa Peters, Madison Zech and Meadow Johns. Head Coach Bryan O'Donnell, Assistant coaches - Jon Peters, Pat Good and Pat Meade We look forward to seeing all of the players and coaches next year for the 2022 season!

Donations needed for the Book Booth at VisiFest 2021. Please bring your items to the Canteen (back of school) Monday-Thursday 8 a.m. -4 p.m. We accept paperbacks, hard covers, games, DVDs, puzzles and knickknacks. Contact Ann Agee with questions: 513-236-1487 or [email protected]

The Cincinnati Metropolitan Orchestra, conducted by Dave Allen, is excited to be back to present "Broadway, Big Band & Gershwin". The CMO and CMO Singers will be performing some of their favorites including An American in Paris, Porgy and Bess, Jersey Boys, A Salute to the Big Bands and Irving Berlin. Join us at Seton's Performance Hall, 3901 Glenway Ave, on Tuesday August 17 at 7 PM for this free program. No tickets needed; donations are accepted. For those needing to avoid steps, enter from the top floor of the parking garage or through the glass doors on the Beech Ave. side of Seton where an elevator is available. Hope to see you there !!

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Sharing the Gospel: In today's Gospel reading, Jesus compared himself to manna. A long time ago God's people ate manna in the desert, because there was no other food to eat. By sending manna falling from the sky every morning, God taught his people to trust him. Manna tasted good, and it kept them healthy. God took care of them and gave them all they needed. Then, hundreds of years later, God sent Jesus down from heaven, so people could have everlasting life with him. Prayer: Dear God, thank you for sending Jesus down from heaven so that we can look forward to living with you forever in heaven. Amen. Something to Draw: Draw a picture of manna falling out of the sky. Mission for the Week: The Hebrews often baked manna into little cakes. Ask your parents if you can make pancakes this weekend, and talk about how Jesus is like manna.

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