AUGUST 15, 2021 | THE ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

Our Lady of Sorrows 330 Lebanon St. Monroe, Ohio 45050 p: 513-539-8061 f: 513-539-0443 w: olosmonroe.com e: [email protected] Weekend Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil 4:00 pm Sunday 10:00 am Holy Days see inside bulletin Reconciliation (Confessions) First and Third Wednesdays 6:30—7:00 pm or by appointment

Holy Name of 222 Hamilton Avenue Trenton, Ohio 45067 p: 513-988-6335 (o ce) 513-988-9348 (parish hall) f: 513-330-9849 w: holynameofjesus catholicchurch.org e: [email protected] Weekend Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil 6:00 pm Sunday 12:00 pm Holy Days see inside bulletin Reconciliation (Confessions) Second and Fourth Wednesdays 6:30—7:00 pm or by appointment Baptisms Contact your Parish O4ce. Baptismal preparation is required. Marriages Contact your Parish O4ce at least 6 months before the desired date. VocationsVocations Contact a member of your pastoral sta: or visit cincinnativocations.org. Pastoral Care of the Sick May be arranged through your Parish O4ce.

 WELCOME

Holy Name of Jesus Parish O4ce Parish O4ce Whether you are a visitor or Pastor Pastor Rev. Paul Gebhardt Rev. Paul Gebhardt new to our parish, interest- 513-539-8061 513-539-8061 Parochial Vicar Parochial Vicar ed in becoming Catholic, Rev. Stephen Lattner, OSB Rev. Stephen Lattner, OSB seeking to return to the 513-539-8061 513-539-8061 Deacon Deacon practice of your faith, or an Bill Schaefer Jack Schaefer 513-726-6156 513-539-8061 active member of our par- Deacon / Pastoral Associate DRE ish, we are pleased that you Larry Gronas Christine Baumgardner 513-502-6266 513-539-8061 have come. God bless you! Accountant Business Manager Connie Schenck Ava Bertsch PLEASE PRAY 513-988-6335 513-539-8061 Secretary O4ce and Technology Manager FOR OUR PRIESTS Sharon McDonough Bob Drusky in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati p: 513-988-6335 f: 513-330-9849 513-539-8061 Saturday August 14: Religious Ed. / Youth Ministry Pastoral Associate Fr. George Jacquemin Pam Hurley Nora Neu 513-374-0332 513-539-8061 Sunday August 15: Holy Name of Jesus Parish Council Maintenance Worker Fr. J. Dennis Jaspers Bob Edwards - Chairman Joe Scarpa Monday August 16: Coray Salyer - Co-chairman 513-539-8061 Becky Hedges-Kamp Director of Music Ministry Fr. Sash Joseph Carolyn Angst Joe Whatley Tuesday August 17: Ron Angst 513-539-8061 Fr. Timothy Kallaher Kathy Chafin Diane VanNostran Our Lady of Sorrows Parish Council Wednesday August 18: Finance Council Members at Large Fr. Francis Keferl Connie Schenck Patrick Barker Thursday August 19: Larry Gronas Kathleen Beene Fr. Robert Keller Mary Draman Marie GiCen Shirley Snelling Jennifer Hall Friday August 20: Committees: Alison Harig Fr. Raymond Kellerman Education: Pam Hurley 513-374-0332 Steve Morgan Saturday August 21: Respect Life: Sharon Lacy Betty Quigley Sr. Anne Schulz Fr. Jeffrey Kemper Ministries: Chuck Stelzle Sunday August 22: Choir: Fr. Joseph Kindel Brenda Hicks 513-869-9651 Ministry Representatives Devotions: Cecilia Bosticco Please pray “““a“a decade a day for the Dcn. Larry Gronas 513-726-4436 Chris Hurley sanctification of a priest.priest.”””” Food Pantry: Michelle Currin Pam Hurley 513-374-0332 Angela Peterson Bullen / Announcement Deadline: Funeral Luncheons: Tim Viezer - K of C Friday at noon R 1 week in advance Connie Thomas 513-424-0097 via email to your parish office. Carolyn Angst 513-726-6041 Harlan, KY Sister Church: Bob Kennel 513-726-5362 READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF AUGUST 15 Knights of Columbus: Sunday: Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a, 10ab/Ps 45:10-12, 16/1 Cor 15:20-27/ Blair Mitchell 513-267-7372 Lk 1:39-56 Outreach: Monday: Jgs 2:11-19/Ps 106:34-37, 39-40, 43-44/Mt 19:16-22 Pamala Hurley 513-374-0332 Pro-Life: Tuesday: Jgs 6:11-24a/Ps 85:9, 11-14/Mt 19:23-30 Carol Burgher 352-363-0407 Wednesday: Jgs 9:6-15/Ps 21:2-7/Mt 20:1-16 Sharon Lacy Thursday: Jgs 11:29-39a/Ps 40:5, 7-10/Mt 22:1-14 Makers: Betty Issacs 513-867-8784 Friday: Ru 1:1, 3-6, 14b-16, 22/Ps 146:5-10/Mt 22:34-40 Yard-n-Garden/Maintenance: Saturday: Ru 2:1-3, 8-11; 4:13-17/Ps 128:1b-5/Mt 23:1-12 Mike Snelling, 937-743-1908 Next Sunday: Jos 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18b/Ps 34:2-3, 16-23/Eph 5:21-32/ Young at Heart: Jn 6:60-69 Diane Gronas 513-726-4436 2 | Our Lady of Sorrows and Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Churches  COMMUNITY

The Di:erence Between a Pastoral Region and a Family of Parishes Many of the 210 parishes in the Archdiocese of Cincinna have been grouped together in pastoral regions since the early 2000's. Pastoral regions have somemes been led by a single pastor, or at mes, mulple pastors have led parishes within a region with a plan to transion to a single pastor over me. While the original plans for pas- toral regions did include occasional elements of unified ministry and parish life, the reality is that in most pasto- ral regions, each parish has remained autonomous and there has been lile collaboraon between them. The plan for Families of Parishes is different. The parishes in the Family will have a common pastor and will be charac- terized by collaboraon and shared resources. A parochial vicar or rered priest may also serve a Family of Par- ishes. This summer, the modeling of these Families of Parishes is beginning and a dra of parish planning process will be completed. Every Family of Parishes will inially discern their Sunday Mass schedules and locaons, bring their parish staff and pastoral councils together and develop a plan for parish programs and acvies with the longRterm goal of becoming one parish led by a single pastor. Beacons of Light is a mulyear process of compre- hensive pastoral planning for the Archdiocese. Each of us is urged to stay engaged by signing up for the free Beacons Update newsleer at CatholicAOC.org/Beacons.

Blue Mass A Blue Mass is a Mass celebrated annually in the for those employed in the public safety field (i.e. police officers, firefighters, correconal officers, 911 operators and EMS personnel). The color blue relates to the blueRcolored uniforms predominantly used by these services. The service honors those who have died in the line of duty and those currently serving as first responders. The Mass is an opportunity for the community to show gratude to first responders and their families. Though usually held in a Catholic church, the events are generally considered to be ecumenical or nonRdenominaonal. The Blue Mass dates to September 29, 1934, when Reverend Thomas Dade started the service as part of his dues with the Catholic Police and Fireman’s So- ciety. The first mass was held at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Washington, D.C. and has grown to a naonwide celebraon. The September 29 service was med to coincide with the feast of Saint the Archangel, the of police officers and military. St. Peter in Chains Cathedral has been hosng a Blue Mass in Septem- ber since 2004. The next Blue Mass will be on Sunday, September 26. Reverend Steve Angi, Cincinna Police Chaplain, will preside. The Naonal Anthem is sung at 10:45 am on the Plum Street plaza as folks gather for the blessing of safety apparatus and vehicles. During Mass names of those who died in the previous year are read.

Retrouvaille – A Lifeline for Marriages Retrouvaille means “rediscovery.” The Retrouvaille program offers couples the chance to rediscover themselves, their spouse, and a loving relaonship in their marriage. This program is designed to help heal and renew cou- ples who are dri ing or who have dri ed apart. It is a Chrisan program, and couples of all faiths are encouraged to aend. It consists of one weekend, plus six followRup sessions. Retrouvaille offers a welcoming and loving space to couples who have been living with difficules in their marriage. Retrouvaille offers hope: hope that it is not too late, the hope of a different and beer marriage. Retrouvaille helps couples to listen, to forgive, to be reconciled, and to move into a beer future believing that God loves them and with His help and their efforts, their marriage can be healed. For more informaon about the Retrouvaille programs call 513R456R5413 or to reg- ister visit the website, helpourmarriage.org. The next program is September 10R12.

Vocation Views Rise, and do not be afraid.” So many experience fear or trepidaon when called to the priesthood and/or reli- gious life. God strengthens those who are called if they but respond with a generous heart. (Mahew 5:38R48) If you want to talk about your , please contact Fr. Dan Schmitmeyer, Director of Vocaons at dschmitmeyer@catholiccincinna.org.

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FlockNote New Study Our parish is now using FlockNote as a tool to com- For 10 Thursdays beginning on September 16, we will municate with parishioners by offer Parou- text and email with informaon sia R the Bible such as updates, event nofica- and the Mass ons, emergencies and prayer Bible Study. requests. To sign up to receive This is the updates as text messages, text OLOSP to 84576. When latest video you get a reply, follow the link to enter your name. To Bible study from the St. Paul Center. In ten beaufully receive updates as email messages, text OLOSP to produced lessons, the study tells us where we find the 84576. When you get a reply, type in your email ad- Mass in the Bible and the relaonship between the dress and respond. You can also go to the website our- Mass and the Bible. We will not only look to the Law, ladyofsorrows23.flocknote.com/. the Prophets and the life and teachings of Jesus. We'll also lean on the Doctors of the Church to enhance our understanding of the Mass. We’ll see how the New Sunday School Registration Sunday School registraon connues for the 2021R Testament is concealed in the Old, and the Old is re- 2022 school year for children turning 5 by September vealed in the New, and why both point directly to the 1, 2021, through those entering 8th Grade. Classes are Mass as the sign of the New Covenant. To register, sign on Sunday mornings from 9:00R9:50 am beginning Sep- up on the poster in the Gathering Space or email Jack tember 12 and ending May 1. Registraon is $70 for at [email protected] or call the office at 513R539R8061 one child and $120 for two or more children. Forms are and leave a message for Jack. There is a $25 fee for in the Gathering Space and details are on our website. each parcipant workbook needed, so bring cash or a check payable to Our Lady of Sorrows to the first MTCES Families meeng on Thursday, September 16 at 7 pm in the If your child is receiving a sacrament during the 2021R Parish Hall.  2022 school year, please see the Gathering Space for registraon forms and sacrament informaon. Details RCIA The Catholic faith is rooted in truth, where we find can be found on the www.olosmonroe.com website. beauty, goodness, and love. In our world, many long for this in their everyday life. If you or someone you NEXT WEEKEND’S MINISTRY SCHEDULE: know is interested in becoming Catholic or was bap- AUGUST 21-22 zed in another Chrisan faith tradion but has not Saturday 4:00 pm Sunday 10:00 am celebrated their Confirmaon or First Eucharist, con- tact Chris in the parish office at 513R539R8061 or COORDINATOR Bonnie Arend Ruth Frankey [email protected]. EUCHARISTIC Tom Schindler Shannon Eck MINISTERS J. J. Scott Dave Eck

Owen Funk Are you a Clown? Or a Face Painter? Ben Wilcox SERVERS Ellie Ott On Saturday, October 2 we will celebrate our annual

GREETER Barbara Hyduchak Gene Haas Harvest Mass at the Brausch Family Farm. This is the culminaon of our Seeds for Growth project, when we Gabrielle Strand Mike Currin READERS Lisa Smith give thanks for a successful harvest with a day of fun,

Larry Schindler Dottie Collins Mass, dinner and basket raffles. Our regular clowns are USHERS Rich Stupak Garvin Nickell not available this year. Do you know anyone who

Aimee Matz Jon Barnes clowns around and/or does face painng? We also HOSPITALITY Jon Matz Shon Cox need a volunteer to take pictures to be put on our COLLECTION Mike Smith website. If you can help out, contact Nora in the office. TEAM Lisa Smith 4 | Our Lady of Sorrows and Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Churches  OUR LADY OF SORROWS

Children’s Stewardship: Giving Time, Talent & Treasure as a Way of Life Week of August 1 (2 weekends ago) Liturgy of the Word When a child is bapzed, they are Last Week Year to Date granted the “right to worship.” They Parish Needs $8,922.00 $44,610.00 have the right to hear what God has to Sunday Offerings $6,620.00 $34,065.25 say to them through Sacred Scripture Electronic Contributions $2,847.23 $14,236.15 so they can fully parcipate in Mass. $9,467.23 $48,301.40

During Mass, the Scriptures are pro- Total Envelopes Used 72 claimed in adult language which chil- Total Cash (not in envelopes) $273.00 The budget is based on a fiscal year ending June 30, 2022. dren cannot comprehend as well. Chil- NOTE: the weekly need of $8922 X 5 weeks = $44,610. dren’s Liturgy Of the Word (or CLOW for short) invites them to share their thoughts and experiences as they hear Catholic Ministries Appeal the Word of God proclaimed in lan- Archbishop Schnurr thanks the faithful here at Our Lady of Sorrows Church for guage that makes sense to them. Then our generous parcipaon in the 2021 Cath- our children can thank, praise, and olic Ministries Appeal (CMA). Our parish bless God more o en in their daily pledged $17,458 to the Appeal. This re- lives. CLOW is provided during the Sun- sponse is a testament to the generosity of our parish community. A special day, 10 am Mass and is for children 3R thank you to the families that parcipated in this year’s Appeal. In total, the 10 years old. It is free and requires no CMA exceeded its $5 million goal with over $5.8 million pledged from more than registraon. Beginning with the procla- 25,000 households throughout the 19 counes of the archdiocese. The success maon of the Scripture readings, chil- of this year’s appeal will impact the lives of thousands right here in our local dren are invited to come forward and communies. To learn more about the CMA, visit aocstewardship.org. are led to the Church basement. Chil- dren rejoin their parents in church at Mass Intentions and Events at Our Lady of Sorrows the Offertory of the Mass. With the Saturday, August 14  onset of COVID, CLOW was suspended R  4:00 pm Mass † Mary Nehme now we are ready to revitalize this min- Sunday, August 15 The Assumpon of the Blessed Virgin Mary istry. But we need your help as leaders  10:00 am Mass For the People of the Parish Monday, August 16  and readers. There is training provid-  8:30 am Mass Ruth Phelps ed, you are scheduled every 6 weeks Tuesday, August 17  or so, and we do not meet on holidays  8:30 am Mass † Joan Bacon or during the summer. If you would  9:00 R 10:00 am Eucharisc Exposion and Benedicon like to assist as a Leader or Reader for  6:30 pm Outdoor Rosary this ministry, please contact Chris in Wednesday, August 18  the Parish Office.  6:30 R 7:00 pm Confessions in the Reconciliaon Chapel Thursday, August 19  Confirmation  8:30 am Rosary Confirmaon for our parish 8th  9:00 am Liturgy of the Word with Holy Communion graders is scheduled for Sunday, Friday, August 20   9:00 am Liturgy of the Word with Holy Communion March 20, 2022 at St. Peter in Saturday, August 21  Chains Cathedral. Parents of 8thR  4:00 pm Mass † Bob Surface grade students who are not aend- Sunday, August 22 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time ing a Catholic school or who are not  10:00 am Mass † Martha Haas yet enrolled in our Parish School of Religion, contact Chris Baumgardner Upcoming Events August 16 Pastoral Council Meeng at [email protected] or 513R September 16 Parousia R The Bible and The Mass Bible Study Begins 539R8061 for more informaon on October 2 Harvest Mass this sacrament. Our Lady of Sorrows and Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Churches | 5  HOLY NAME OF JESUS

Thinking About Becoming Catholic or Know Someone Who Is Interested? From the day we are conceived God is calling us. Because of this, each of us are on a spiritual journey in this life which leads thousands of adults in the Cincinna/Dayton area to choose to become Catholic every year. They come from different backgrounds and take classes for different reasons all in search of God. Please allow us to walk this journey with you to discern your spiritual life. Classes will begin August 31st. If there are any ques- ons, please contact Deacon Larry at 513R502R6266 or the office at 513R988R6335.

Religious Education Prayers and Sympathy Church Picnic Religious Educaon Classes will begin Condolences go out to family and The Holy Name of Jesus Church Picnic Wednesday, September 8 in the Parish friends of Angie Cimprich, a former will be held on Sunday, September 12 Hall from 6:30 to 7:45 pm. Classes are parishioner of Holy Name, who passed a er the Sunday Mass. More details to open to children in kindergarten away recently. follow in future bullens or contact through eighth grade. We have prep Eternal rest grant unto her, Bob Edwards at 513R465R6210 with any classes for those preparing to make O Lord. quesons. their First Communion and Confirma- And let perpetual light on. Registraon forms will be availa- shine upon her. ble online and in church racks in the Pray for the Sick at Holy Name of Jesus next few weeks. If you are interested in volunteering to be a classroom assis- Lord Jesus, tant or a catechist, please contact Pam You are the Divine Physician, Hurley at 513R374R0332. we place all of our sick under your loving care. Traveling Chalice for Vocaons to the Priesthood Please restore them physically Bob and Kathy Edwards received the chalice a er the 6 pm Mass August 7 and and spiritually. will have it for 2 weeks. Mike and Shirley Snelling will receive the chalice on Au- In Your Most Holy Will, gust 21 a er Saturday Mass. Please contact the office if you would like to take and in the name of all, part in this ministry! Return the chalice by Saturday a ernoon before the 6 pm Mass. You can leave it in the Sacristy, or at the Sacristy door if it’s locked. together with Our Sweet Mother and all the angels and saints, LITURGICAL MINISTERS FOR THE WEEKEND OF AUGUST 21-22 we intercede in a special way for:

SATURDAY 6:00 pm SUNDAY 12:00 pm Tom and Carolyn Marn, Anna Hunsinger, Joe Pollock, Orville SACRISTAN Tammy Menninger Brown, Bill Schaefer, Kae Cecil, EXTRAORDINARY Phyllis Beuerlein, Kathy Menninger, MINISTERS Diane Gronas (1) Thomas Willke (1) OF Sue Harris, Kathy Steele, Steve Gerry Graham (2) Cory Salyer (2) HOLY Drake, Brenda Hicks, Tina Torres, COMMUNION Diane Frain, Roberta Ventura, Daniel Randall SERVERS Joseph Randall Becky HedgesRKamps, James Wer- ner, Jr, Pat Goins, Pat Wourms, READER(S) Kathy Edwards Sheri Salyer Grace Vogelsang, Melvin and Sylvia Williams, Patricia Payne, Jose Gon- Leticia (& Jose) Gonzalez Connie Schenck USHERS Virgil Harris Mike Schenck zalez, Blair Mitchell, Chet Eten and Doug Burgher. COMMUNION TO HOME- Larry Gronas BOUND If you want to be on this list, or if Mary Draman you have recovered and would COLLECTION Debbie Peter TEAM like to be removed from this list, Connie and Mike Schenck please call the office. 6 | Our Lady of Sorrows and Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Churches  HOLY NAME OF JESUS

Thank You from Events in the Parish

Elizabeth’s New Life Saturday, August 14 St. Maximilian Kolbe 6:00 pm Mass

Center Through your generosity, Eliza- Sunday, August 15 The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary beth’s New Life Center is able to 12:00 pm Mass

ease the loads our clients carry. We Monday, August 16

affirm that they and their children Tuesday, August 17

are precious and loved, that they Wednesday, August 18 are worthy of happy and respecul 8:30 am Mass

relaonships, and that their lives Thursday, August 19 St. John Eudes can go in a posive direcon. We 8:30 am Mass back up these affirmaons with 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

meaningful services such as show- Friday, August 20 St. Bernard

ing them their beauful babies Saturday, August 21 St. Pius X through ultrasound scans, offering 6:00 pm Mass

parenng and relaonship classes, Sunday, August 22 Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time providing material assistance with 12:00 pm Mass baby items, and connecng them with community resources. Li ed up by support and encouragement, they don’t have to feel like they’re drowning under heavy burdens. We Financial Stewardship Summary: are here for them just as you are Your Time, Talent and Treasure are God’s gifts to you… When you share them, it is your gift to God. here for us. Thank you for keeping 5th Sunday of fiscal year as of 8/1/2021 our ministry “afloat” and for in- Last Week Year to Date vesng in the lives of the moms, ba- Parish Needs $4,205 $21,025 Parish Receipts* $3,232 $22,216 bies, and families we serve.

May the Lord abundantly bless Total Envelopes Used 45 Total Electronic Givers 16

you for your gi of $466 which was *Parish Receipts includes all deposits available for Parish expenditures. received on July 6! It doesn’t include designated donations.

Note: The Fiscal year budget for 7/1/2021 to 6/30/2022 is $218,660. 

Notes for this week's receipts: $3,177 from Offertory & Weshare and $55 for candles.

In Christ, Designated receipts: none this week.

Vivian Koob, MEd, MRC For on-line giving: https://holynameofjesuscatholicchurch.weshareonline.org/ Execuve Director Your generosity helps us do God work. Thank you for your generosity!

MASS INTENTIONS: Day Date Mass For Requested By Saturday 8/14 6:00 pm Poor Souls Jose and Leticia Gonzalez Sunday 8/15 12:00 pm John Vogelsang Larry and Diane Gronas Wednesday 8/18 8:30 am Thursday 8/19 8:30 am Joe Orth Bebe Orth Saturday 8/21 6:00 pm Josephine Crawford Agnes Kuzma Sunday 8/22 12:00 pm People of the Parish

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