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August 25, 2019 • 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time

Mass Schedule

Weekend Masses Saturday: 4:30pm Sunday: 8:45am & 11:00am

Daily Masses Monday-Saturday: 8:30am

Reconciliation Monday: 7:30pm Saturday: 3:30pm Sunday: 8:00am & 10:15am

Contact Information

Parish Office Hours: M-F, 8am-4pm

Parish Office: 922-4460 Parish Fax: 922-5476 School Office: 347-2072 School Fax: 347-2073 Office of Religious Education: 347-2071

**If you or a loved one are in the hospital, please notify the Parish Office. Liturgical Calendar and Mass Intentions Directory Sunday, August 25: 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time Fr. Benedict O’Cinnsealaigh 8:45AM Mass - † Brian Wagner Church Parish Priest 11:00AM Mass - People of Our Lady of Victory Church 922-4460 / [email protected] Monday, August 26: Weekday Mr. Charley Jenkins 8:30AM Mass - Joe McAbee Church Deacon 9:15AM Adoration Starts Chapel 922-4460 / [email protected] 7:15PM Benediction Chapel Mr. Mark Machuga 7:30PM Confession Chapel Deacon 922-4460 ext. 8895 / Tuesday, August 27: St. Monica [email protected] 8:30AM Mass - † Fr. Angelo Caserta Church

Staff Wednesday, August 28: St. Augustine 8:30AM Mass - † Susan Hadley Church Amy Borgman School Principal Thursday, August 29: The Passion of St. John the Baptist 347-2072 / 8:30AM Mass - † Fr. Bill Krumpe Church [email protected]

Sara Gonnella Friday, August 30: Weekday (All School Mass) Administrative Assistant 8:30AM Mass - † Deacon Joe Schultheis Church 347-8810 / [email protected] 7:00PM Holy Hour for the Dying Chapel Randi Hom Director of Communications Saturday, August 31: Weekday 347-8824 / [email protected] 8:30AM Mass - † Jeanne Stelten Church Bruce Laake 3:30PM Confession Chapel Business Manager 4:30PM Mass - People of Our Lady of Victory Church 347-8826 / [email protected] Sunday, September 1: 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Elaina McCormick 8:00AM Confession Chapel Director of Sacred Music 8:45AM Mass - † Steven Bolton Church 347-8830 / [email protected] 10:15AM Confession Chapel Karen Meyer 11:00AM Mass - † Rosalia O’Brien Church Bookkeeper 347-8827 / [email protected] Jennifer Reinkemeyer

Pastoral Assistant 347-8823/ [email protected] Jonathan Schaefer WEEKLY OFFERING Director of Religious Education AUGUST 18, 2019 347-8825 / [email protected] Andy Spinney Envelopes & Cash $12,095 Director of Planning, Electronic Contributions $4,378 Involvement, & Development 347-8819 / [email protected] Total $16,473 Tommy Youngman Maintenance Supervisor YTD Actual (7 weeks) $102,988 922-4460 / [email protected] YTD Budget (7 weeks) $100,700

Collection OVER Budget $2,298

2 | Our Lady of Victory Parish This Week at OLV WHEN WHAT WHERE

8:00am Teacher In-Service Day CC Main Hall 5:30pm Soccer Practice Fields 1, 2, & Lower 5:45pm Varsity Football Practice Fields 6:00pm Reserve, Bandit, & Pony Football Practice Fields 8/26 8/26

Monday 7:00pm Soccer Practice Fields 1, 2, & Lower 7:00pm Catechist Meeting PC Room

First Day of School 5:30pm Soccer Practice Fields 1, 2, & Lower

8/27 8/27 7:00pm Soccer Practice Fields 1, 2, & Lower Tuesday

5:30pm Soccer Practice Fields 1, 2, & Lower 5:45pm Varsity Football Practice Fields 6:00pm Reserve & Pony Football Practice Fields 6:00pm Sunday 11am Music Practice Church 6:30pm Cub Scouts Night CC Main Hall

8/28 8/28 7:00pm Soccer Practice Fields 1, 2, & Lower

Wednesday 7:00pm Boy Scouts CC Conference Room 7:00pm Reparation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus Chapel 8:00pm Athletics (Chris Pierce) CC Meeting Room

5:30pm Soccer Practice Fields 1, 2, & Lower 5:45pm Varsity Football Practice Fields 6:00pm Reserve, Bandit, & Pony Football Practice Fields

8/29 8/29 7:00pm Soccer Practice Fields 1, 2, & Lower Thursday 8:00pm Volleyball Team Draft CC Meeting Room

8:30am All School Mass Church 9:15am Church Cleaning Crew Church 5:30pm Soccer Practice Lower Field 8/30 8/30 Friday 7:00pm Holy Hour for the Dying Chapel

Thank You from Little Sisters of the Poor We thank you for the gift of $4,104 that we received from your parish! Our Lady of Victory truly has generous parishioners and we are grateful for your support. As you know, our ability to provide a home and security for our elderly is made possible only through generous donations such as these.

With renewed thanks for your goodness to us, we ask God to abundantly bless you and all in your parish family.

Sincerely, Sr. Marie Edward and the Little Sisters of the Poor

Next Sunday’s Readings: Sirach 3:17-18, 20, 28-29 / Hebrews 12:18-19, 22-24A / Luke 14:1, 7-14

| 3 Ministry Schedule

Extraordinary Altar Servers Daily Masses Ministers Monday 8:30AM Mitchell Kelly August 26 Parker Smith Tuesday 8:30AM Haylee Hasson August 27 Mia Wilms

Wednesday 8:30AM Anna Groh Anniversary August 28 Grace Plagge Intentions for the Deceased Thursday 8:30AM Jack Davis We invite you to place the names of August 29 Tyler Garrison your loved ones in the Anniversary Book in the Chapel. Friday 8:30AM Jake Hughes Riley Allgeyer August 30 Drew Murphy Paige Backscheider The following death Julia Nix Haylee Hasson anniversaries occurred Saturday 8:30AM Wayne Topp August 26 - September 1: Steve Weyler August 31 Edna Keller, Joe Book, Bob Bruner, Lou Murdock, Angelina Pellegrino, and Simon Binder.

Extraordinary Altar Servers Lectors Mass Captain Weekend Masses Ministers Saturday 4:30PM Carson Behrendt Katelyn Morman * Mary Feist Craig Johnson August 31 Andrew Costa Olivia Mohs * Claire Cahill (Vigil Mass) Eric Lynn Scott Menner Ethan Vonderahe Hailey Doerflein Sunday 8:45AM Chloe Banta Amy Groh * Geneveive Kenney Garry Asman September 1 Emma Fullenkamp Julie Machuga * Kathy Hengstebeck Gloria Schultheis Grace Plagge Pauline Grome Anna Schaiper Jim Grome Teresa Humphrey Reece Niederhausen Kim Plagge Sunday 11:00AM Michael Faillace Kathy Seider * Lector Needed Janet Luthy September 1 Daniel Millea Paige Backscheider * Karen Meyer Jake Vollmer Audrey DeGregorio Ella Vollmer

* indicates Vessel Cleaner

Bulletin Article Submission Deadlines The bulletin article submission due dates are as follows: For the September 8th bulletin: August 27 at 9AM Written notices can be emailed to [email protected]

4 | Our Lady of Victory Parish Happening at OLV Our Lady of Victory Carmel

Pastor’s Intentions for the Homebound:

For a successful school year for all our children OLV Food Pantry and families. We are in need of: For a renewal of enthusiasm and confidence among the priests of the Archdiocese. Jelly, toothpaste, snacks, pasta, pancake mix, canned green beans, and cookies.

Please place items in the MEN FOR CHRIST- CHRIST WANTS YOU! Care Barrel or Cupboard. There is an ongoing group of men that have been meeting twice monthly on Sunday evenings from 8:30 to 9:30 to spend some time talking and sharing our faith. We are beginning a series called CHRIST 101 that will help us better understand and defend our Catholic faith. All men are invited to join. For more information contact Ron Lewis, 276-8542 , [email protected] or just come on up tonight (August 25th) or on Sunday September 8th at 8:30 pm in the Pastoral Council room in the lower level of the Parish office.

#wearevictory St. Vincent de Paul In today’s Gospel, Jesus tells us Thank You to Our Lady of Victory to “strive to enter through the for School Supplies narrow gate.” Our call to be disciples and to follow Jesus de- A huge thank you to all who donated to the collection of school mands that we learn to live for supplies for Holy Family. WOW, what a great response we the sake of others. had! An entire van full of every kind of items needed for school were delivered to the delight of teachers and students alike. I'm In the month of August, through sure the children at Holy Family are going to have a great school your gifts, the Society of St. Vin- year due to the generosity of all of you. Here are just a few of cent de Paul was able to assist the many items we collected: 77 pair of scissors, 115 rulers, 321 9 families, providing $2,187.55 wide ruled notebooks, 132 packs of paper, 324 boxes 24 ct cray- for utility and rent bills. ons, 83 pkg erasers, 50 boxes of tissues, 110 boxes colored pen- Thank you! cils, 108 pencil boxes, 182 pkg index cards, 504 folders, 159 pkg glue sticks, 114 bottles Elmers glue, 182 pkg pencils and many, many more. Thanks also to Mary Jane and John Scudder , Bill Overberg, and all the members of the Peace and Justice Com- mission who worked so hard sorting, counting and loading all those heavy supplies. Your efforts were greatly appreciat- ed. Again, thanks to everyone for making a difference in our community. - Peace and Justice Commission

| 5 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time An Invitation to Pass Through the Narrow Door and Return Home

There is a historic site in Ireland called the Rock of Cashel. It is the site of the conversion of the Kings of Munster by St. Patrick in the 5th century and it was traditionally the stronghold and seat of government of the kings of Munster. In 1101, King Muirchertach O’Brien donated the stronghold to the Church and it became a cathedral and the resi- dence of the bishop. It is a remarkable blend of ancient Irish/Celtic, Gaelic, Norman and Medieval architecture including round towers, high crosses, the famous Cormac’s chapel, and a cathedral. In Europe- an history it is a unique and impressive architectural gem, even if it is now mostly in a ruined state.

However, as impressive as this historic building is, the most interesting aspect is an outside stone staircase that makes it’s way up to a doorway. At one time this doorway would have led into an upper gallery that overlooked the sanctuary of the church. People standing there, or kneeling there, could see the priest or bishop celebrate Mass, but the people in the nave could not see them nor could the people on the gallery see the people in the church. Normally such a hidden gallery would be for important people, like the king or queen, or high-ranking nobles, but that wasn’t the case in Cashel. The fact is that this space was reserved for the most despised, feared, and repulsive members of the community. In fact, they weren’t even considered members of the community, they were outcasts, the shunned, the abandoned; they were the lepers.

These poor people could make their way to the chapel by a hidden road, climb the outside staircase, as they could not enter in the Church with regular people, and they stood in this hidden gallery so that people would not have to look upon them. It was impossible to receive communion (unless there was a priest suffering the same disease to give it to them) for it was believed that the disease was highly contagious. And yet, as awful as this was and as awful as all this sounds, there was still a place in the church for even the lepers. They entered through a narrow door – but they did enter.

Today, in our community, there are many Catholics who have been alienated from the community of faith for one reason or another. This has always been the case throughout our history as the Church. Yet, despite this, the Church still allowed people to participate in the life of faith according to the level that they could. So, if a person was a notorious sinner, his/her participation was limited – but not excluded. A person could continue to go to Mass, pray, be involved in the de- vout life of the faithful, raise their children in the faith and in the community. For most, the only re- striction was the reception of Holy Communion.

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6 | Our Lady of Victory Parish 21st SundayHappening in Ordinary at OLV Time

Before the Second Vatican Council there was, probably, an over emphasis on not receiving Holy Communion unless you were in a “perfect” state of grace, which was almost impossible to assess, so many people only went to Communion very seldomly. The result was that at most Masses only the priest received Communion (worthy or not) and people generally became spectators in the Eucharistic mystery. Nevertheless, they still felt like they belonged, and they did – the Church made space for us.

After the Second Vatican Council the opposite is true and there has been a definite over emphasis on the necessity to receive Communion “in order,” some hold, for the celebration of the Eu- charist “to be complete.” This is not true, but the impact of this has been to make people feel they don’t belong at Mass because they aren’t receiving Communion so, in a sense, they feel what’s the point. While it is true that it would be better to be in a state of grace so we can receive Communion, and in a state of life that is not contrary to the law/teaching of God and the Church (such as irregular marriages, or with regard to the use of artificial contraception), to belong to the Church, the community, and the Body of Christ, is more than the ability and disposi- tion to receive Holy Communion at Mass. The truth is that even those who break the Church’s law still belong or are connected to the Church – although in an imperfect way. Once a Catholic, always a Catholic – right! This is because the seal of Baptism can’t be taken away and if that is the case – saints and sinners, we are still related to the Church. And the Church is still called to be a good Mother to Her children.

Mass is primarily about the worship of God and, at the same time, the building up of the community of the Body of Christ and the individual Christian. We participate according to our particular calling in life, to the best of our ability, and to the level that is appropriate to our spiritual state in life and relationship with God. We are all called to worship God even if we can’t receive every- thing God wants to give us, even if we are unworthy, and even if we live contrary to His laws. Alt- hough, our worship may be imperfect it is still an offering to God and in God’s eyes it still has val- ue.

It is true that the Mass is the source and summit of all Christian life, but the reception of Holy Com- munion does not exhaust all aspects of Christian life and witness. The life of the Church, parish, community, and the individual Catholic has more elements and most of us can participate fully in most of them. So you can’t go to Holy Communion, but you can go to Mass, you can participate in devotions, listen to the preaching, form your children in the faith, participate in social and religious groups, support the school, the mission of the Church, March for Life, feed the poor, support the missions, and pray daily. Because we are estranged does not mean that we must abandon the faith altogether. And the Church should not abandon us. After all – at times we made space even for the lepers. So, we do what we can as best we can.

I would rather have all Catholics in the Church, attending Mass, participating in the life of Christ, listening to the Gospel, building up the community, sharing the life of faith, according to the level they can, rather than abandon the faith altogether. After all, if our people abandon the Church that means their children and grandchildren for generations may be lost.

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| 7 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time

So, to all of you who have left the Church, but want to come back, I invite you to come back and join us to the best of your ability and according to what is appropriate for your state of life with God. I will help you figure out what is best for you. If you are a parishioner and member of the community and know someone in this situation, a son or daughter, brother or sister, mother or father, or friend, give them this message from me. I’m not saying that I can change the teaching of the Church, in fact, I love the teaching of the Church, but I want you to be part of the Church in so far as you can even if that is imperfect. Believe it or not – the Church wants you, needs you, and even loves you, imperfections and all. A good shepherd searches for the lost - let’s start there. The door is already narrow, and I don’t want to make it narrower.

There is a great image of Pope Saint John Paul II standing at a narrow door. The door is the Door of No Return in the House of Slaves on Gorée Island off the Coast of Senegal, West Africa. Many slaves, men, women and children, passed through this door to a cruel life of bondage and misery. Jesus offers us another door – a door to life and grace. Jesus knows we are, all of us, imperfect, sinners in need of salvation, that’s why we have a Church who’s mission it is to go out and search for the lost. Have courage, walk through the narrow door.

Happening at OLV OLV Cub Scout Pack 909 N Come Join the Adventure! New Scouts and Scout Leaders Our Lady of Victory Scouting program will have an INFO and SIGNUP night NEXT WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4TH from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm in the Convocation Center. Cub Scouts is for any boys in Grades Kindergarten through 5 (at any school, they do NOT need to be student at OLV School).

ALSO-----OLV Cub Scouts are in need of ADULT LEADERS to help fill positions on the Leadership Committee. It is NOT necessary to have a son in the program to be a part of the leadership team. If you have a couple of hours a month, and a desire to have a positive affect on our scouting youth or would like some more information, please contact Ron Lewis at: (513) 276-8542 or [email protected] Website: https://www.olvdelhi.org/scouting

8 | Our Lady of Victory Parish Happening at OLV

New Stature of St. Patrick and

New Candle Shrine

Our new statue of St. Patrick is a gift to Our Lady of Victory Church from Fr. Ben and his parents Gerry and Martha who live in Ireland. St. Patrick, the Apostle of Ireland, was a great evangelizer and we pray that he will help us in our efforts to evangelize our community and culture. St. Patrick, pray for us.

Children’s Playground As you have probably noticed there is a new children’s playground in Field 5. This playground is part of the 175th Legacy Pro- ject undertaken by Fr. Reutter and the Lega- cy team. Thanks to all those who contribut- ed to make the project a reality including the donors to the 175th Legacy Project, the Athletic Association, and the PTO. A special word of thanks to Andy Spinney for his management, oversight, and determination in getting this project off the ground, Photo by: Randi Hom

Sacred Heart Candle Shrine There is also a new candle stand at the statue of the Sacred Heart in the parking lot vestibule of the Church. This candle stand was in the basement of the church and Fr. Ben repainted it for renewed use here at Victory. According to Fr. Ben you can never have enough candles. It is said that Fr. Andy Umberg, parish priest of St. Joe’s, North Bend, once commented that he was going to have this inscription written on the gravestone of Fr. Ben: “Here lies Fr. Ben, he never extinguished a candle and he never silenced a bell.”

| 9 Happening at OLV Ministry & Organization Thank You! Contacts Our bulletins are furnished to the Parish without charge. The ad- ADULT RELIGIOUS ED TEAM vertisements that appear on the back page completely defray Peggy Korte, 941-3022 all publishing costs with which the church would otherwise be ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION burdened. We love our advertisers and many of them are parish- T.J. Caito, 504-1174 ioner owned businesses! Please patronize these businesses as a BEREAVEMENT thank you for their kind generosity! Teresa Humphrey, 922-2229 BOY SCOUTS Leaving a Legacy John Weber, 941-9116 Have you ever considered a planned gift to CEMETERY Our Lady of Victory Parish or a memorial gift in Carol Weisker, 347-8812 a loved one’s name? There are numerous CHRIST RENEWS HIS PARISH ways of financial support that can provide Susan Meyer, 706-9950 Our Lady of Victory Parish with a lasting and CUB SCOUTS sustainable future. Memorial gifts and be- Ron Lewis, 451-6487 quests are only a few ways that can assist in EDUCATION COMMISSION the mission of our parish. Contact your finan- Melanie Broxterman, 703-9140 cial planner for more information on benefits of income tax deductions, capital gains sav- FINANCE COMMISSION ings, and other financial benefits when leaving your legacy with Tom Butler, 941-6595 Our Lady of Victory Parish. FOOD PANTRY Jenny Smyth, 922-4460 For more information on planned giving and how to support Our GIRL SCOUTS Lady of Victory Parish, please contact our Development Office. Cathy Dezarn, 922-4141 HOLY SMOKES Andy Spinney Brian Austing, 607-5869 Director of Development Our Lady of Victory Parish LADIES OF VICTORY (LOV) 513-347-8819 Michelle Vollmer, 941-9406 [email protected] MARRIAGE PREPARATION Jim & Pauline Grome, 922-5659 PASTORAL COUNCIL In Our Community Todd Allgeyer, 295-6603 PEACE & JUSTICE COMMISSION Real Men: Real Faith Angie Aull, 616-3378 PTO Father son day of Service Beth Ewing, 638-1070 Come and enjoy a day of faith and service as father and son Angie Meister, 516-7557 (ages 13-18)! Join seminarians and priests for a day of Mass, ser- [email protected] vice work, lunch, athletics, a talk on responding to God's call by ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Deacon Andrew Reckers and his father, and a walking Rosary. Paul Kenkel, 922-4460 The day of service will take place at Mount St. Mary's Seminary in USHERS Cincinnati on Sept. 21, 2019 from 8:30am to 3:00pm. Registration Dave Haller, 451-7678 is free and lunch is provided. Please RSVP by Sept. 14 by emailing WORSHIP COMMISSION [email protected]. Questions? Contact Brice Berger at Roberta Ferkins, 941-3157 [email protected].

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