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St. Mary Hyde Park Prepares Its Members for Salvation by Knowing, Living and Sharing Christ St. Mary Hyde Park prepares its members for salvation by knowing, living and sharing Christ. 4:00 pm General Info Page 2 8:00 am, 9:30 am, 11:30 am Desk of Fr. Ken Page 3 : 7:30 am & 6:45 pm : 7:30 am VIRTUS at St. Mary Page 4 , 9:00 am Word in Your Heart Page 5 Fr. Endres at St. Mary this Fall Page 5 3:00-3:45 pm and by appt. St Mary Hyde Park General Information 2853 Erie Avenue Church: 513-321-1207 Church: www.smchp.com Cincinnati, OH 45208 School: 513-321-0703 School: www.smshp.com Staff Contact Info NEW to St. Mary? Welcome! You can register from our website or through the church office. We Fr. Ken Schartz, Pastor 321-1207 will contact you to answer any questions. We are gladglad you are here! [email protected] x5501 Fr. Tom Dennemann 321-1207 Sacraments Weekend Celebrant Baptism - Preparation class takes place on the First Thursday of the month. Sacrament takes place on the first and third Sunday of the month at 1:00pm. Parish Administrator 321-1207 Call the church office to begin this process. Godparent letters require 10 Jeff Rinear x5502 business days to process. Please email: [email protected]. Thank you! [email protected] First Eucharist & First Reconciliation --- St. Mary School and Parish Religious Education Program students prepare in their second grade year. Call Parish Secretary 321-1207 the church office for more information. Connie Erdmann x5511 [email protected] Confirmation - Confirmation - St. Mary School and Parish Religious Education Program (PREP) students prepare in their seventh-grade year. Please contact Deacon Tim Helmick 321-1207 Michele Carle-Bosch with questions. [email protected] Adults, not yet [email protected] x5761 confirmed, please call the church office for more information. Deacon John Schuler 321-1207 Reconciliation - Saturday: 3:00-3:45pm and by appt. Community Penance [email protected] x5762 Services take place during Advent and Lent. Anointing of the Sick --- Call the church office Deacon John Thamann, Retired Marriage --- Parishioners must contact the church office at least one year in School Principal 321-0703 advance. A marriage preparation program is required. Marianne Rosemond x5515 [email protected] Please Pray For... Catechesis & Education 321-1207 Parishioners Called to Military Service: If you know of a parishioner who is Michele Carle-Bosch x5533 called into, or presently serving in, our country’s military forces please notify the [email protected] church office (321(321----1207.)1207.) In serving honorably, they contribute to the good of the Evangelization 321-1207 nation and the preservation of peace (Catechism of the Catholic Church #2310). Margaret Shank X5521 Please keep the following in your prayers: Sam Anderson, Craig Blessing, Josue [email protected] Vazquez, Tony DeFilippo, Louis Hamilton, Jr., Jake Keefe, Ewan MacDougall, Michael O’Connor, Andrew Quatkemeyer, Amy Rohs, Todd Seurkamp, Todd Smyth. Music & Worship 321-1207 Katie Barton x5525 [email protected] Circle of Care Sacristan 321-1207 Circle of Care is available to offer you support in difficult times. Meal assistance, x5526 housework, transportation etc. Please don’t hesitate to contact Emilie Kroner at Ron Lamping [email protected] or (513) 319-5028. [email protected] Admin. & Volunteer Asst. 321-1207 Gift of Treasure --- Thank You! VIRTUS Coordinator x5510 Sunday, June 3…...…………………………………424 giftsgiftsgifts……..…………...$20,728.20gifts $20,728.20 Laura Nickol Projected Weekly Collection……………………………………………………...$17,844 .00 [email protected] Thank you for your generosity! School Development & 321-0703 Want to write fewer checks? Sign up for Electronic Fund Transfer. To enroll go to our web- Parish Communications X9005 site www.smchp.com and click on “Giving” found at the top of the main page. Questions? Beth Mock Call Jeff Rinear 321321321-321---12071207 ext. 5502. *to increase your electronic givingiving:g: Log in to [email protected] smchp.weshareonline.org and click Payments/Schedules/Click Edit next to Sunday offerings Business Associate & 321-1207 Volunteer Coordinator x5500 Church Office Hours Child Care is available during Orla Bowman 9:30am Mass in Robisch Hall. [email protected] M-F 9:00-Noon and 1:00-5:00pm Parish and School Space Reservations Bulletin Content Deadline: Youth Minister Monday at NOON to: Ashley Gabriel Please reserve parish space with Connie: [email protected] [email protected] or 321-1207 [email protected] Mass Intentions From the Desk of Fr. Ken Tuesda June 12 A neighbor of St. Mary who lives across the street 7:30 am For the People of the Parish at the corner of Erie and St. Charles sent me an 6:45 Jay Frickman - McMahon Family email concerning a dent put into a car belonging to Wednesday June 13 her sister on the evening of our 8th grade 9:00 am Nancy Delisanti - Comello Family graduation. Whoever dented the car did not leave any information. Now there is no way of knowing if Thursday June 14 it was one of the graduation guests but if you 7:30 am Mary Ann Mongan - Mary J. Mongan witnessed anything let me know. Frida June 15 Thank you! 9:00 am Joe Perry - Family Saturda June 16 9:00 am Michael Grimes - Kit Gannon 4:00 pm Bernard J. Rice - Brannan Family Sunday June 17 8:00 am For the People of the Parish Next Sunday’s Readings 9:30 am Anthony Saliba - Saliba/Zimmerman Family Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time – June 17, 2018 11:30 am Paul Kelley - Greg & Katie Dorr Ezekiel 17:22-24 To request a mass intention please contact the rectory. 2 Corinthians 5:6-10 Mark 4:26-34 The Week Ahead Monday, June 11 From St. Mary School Office † 7:00 pm - FunFest Meeting - Seton Center School is dismissed for Summer Break! We wish all our † 7:00 pm - Sports Commission Mtg. - Seton Center families safe and blessed summer days. The school office will be open in the morning during the month of June. Tuesday, June 12 † 6:45 pm - Mass The St. Mary Spirit Award was presented to a student from each homeroom at our last day All School Mass. The St. Mary Wednesday, June 13 Spirit Award recognizes students for always saying “Yes” to others in their actions, efforts and service. Congratulations to these students! † 7:00 pm - Bible Study - Philippians - Seton Center † 7:00 pm - Boy Scouts - Scout Room in Seton Ctr. Thursday, June 14 † 7:30 pm - St. Vincent De Paul Monthly Bible Study Sunday, June 17 † 10:30 am - FELLOWSHIP in Robisch Hall - Stay after 9:30 am Mass or come early for 11:30 am Mass and enjoy coffee and fellowship with your St. Mary family. We are accepting registration for our Kindergarten Fall 2018 Class. If you would like a personal tour, please call the school office at 321-0703. Visit us at www.smshp.com to learn more and to view photos of SMS Life! Around St. Mary Registration for PREP 20182018----20192019 Parking Lot and Sidewalk Repairs (PPPParish RRReligiousR EEEducationE PPProgramP for children not attending a Catholic School) Portions of the concrete sidewalk are in the process of being repaired. The parking lot will be sealed during the First day of PREP is Sunday, September 9, 2018 PREP classes are available for: work week of June 18. The lot will be ready by the weekend for Mass parking. We apologize for any † Children ages 3 1/21/2---- 555 (Pre-school through Kindergarten...pre- school children must be toilet trained) and will meet from inconvenience...but we look forward to fresh pavement and 9:309:309:30-9:30---10:3010:30 on Sunday mornings. sidewalks! † Grades 11----8888 (Confirmation class) and will meet after 9:30 Mass, from 10:3010:30----11:4511:45 on Sunday mornings. SUMMER CAMPS at St. Mary Registration Please register early, deadline is August 31 TOTUS TUUS...Totally Yours Online registration is available at www.smchp.com. (see flyer in back of bulletin for details) Search: PREP Registration. July 1515----JulyJuly 20 Please be sure to complete the required Online MedicalMedical For students in Grades 11----12121212 FormFormForm and return to St. Mary Parish. Attention: PREP NEW THIS YEAR – all students in Grades 5-8 will require the purchase of The Catholic Youth BibleBible. This Bible can be used every year. When registering, please also choose the option to purchase Vacation Bible School 2018 the Bible (Grades 5-8 only). July 3030----AugustAugust 3 PREP teachers are lay persons (or religious) who Ages 44----incomingincoming Grade 3 students use great materials with ready-made lessons. We need a few more Teacher/Catechist for our PREP program. Could this be your ministry with REGISTRATION OPEN at SMCHP.COM and SMSHP.COM News St. Mary? Catechist training offered Section or Search: Summer Camp. August 4 or August 13. Interested or have PREP ?’s: Please contact Michele Carle-Bosch at [email protected] or 321-1207 ext. 5533. All young adults are invited to Voyage's Annual Summer BBQ… VIRTUS Sessions scheduled at St. Mary for New Families/Coaches/Volunteers etc. This coming Friday, June 15 at 7:00 pm All employees and volunteers that work with children must attend a 8015 Beech Ave. in Deer Park Child Protection VIRTUS workshop and obtain the necessary background checks. Upcoming VIRTUS workshops at St. Mary::: For all the details please visit us at… Wednesday, June 20 at 6:30 pm www.facebook.com/groups/VoyageStMary/ Thursday, August 9 at 10:00 am email us at [email protected]. Wednesday, August 29 at 6:30 pm Learn more and register for VIRTUS workshops from www.smshp.com or www.smchp.com.
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