FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT
ST. BRIGID OF KILDARE OFFICE STAFF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION STAFF
Monsignor Joseph M. Hendricks, Pastor 7175 Avery Road Phone: (614) 761 -1176 Reverend Kevin Kavanagh, Parochial Vicar Deacon Frank Iannarino , Home: 798 -9763 Directors: Andrea Komenda & Tina White Deacon Don Poirier , Home: 889 -9232 Staff: Babs Pulsfort, Teresa Golamb -Hartzell, Pastoral Associate: Sr. Joan Marie Harper, C.D.P. Liz Jennison, Amie Lopez (614)761 -3734, ext. 249
Minister to the Sick/Bereaved & ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STAFF
Director of Adult School of Faith Formation: 7175 Avery Road - Sr. Teresa Tuite, O.P. Phone: (614) 718 5825 Fax: (614) 718 -5831 Email: [email protected] Business Manager: Joseph Burger Principal: Kathleen O’Reilly Business Assistant: Jackie Mack Vice Principal: Cindy Lombardo Facility Manager : Jake Groce Preschool Director: Maureen DiDomenico Office Manager: Karen Cremeans School Secretaries: Shannon Crawford, Cindy Sovik Receptionist/Secretary : Mary Longo Latchkey: Karol Halm (614) 718 -5833 Bulletin Editor: Bridget Malloy
Email: [email protected] Bulletin Editor: [email protected] Development Director: Sarah Kilbane Moore - Director Marketing & Communications: Allie Wing Normal Bulletin Deadline: Thursday Noon Eleven days
Email: [email protected] before publication date! Director of Youth and Young Adult Ministries: Laura Butsch (614)718 -5832 SPONSOR OF THE WEEK: Director of Middle School Youth Group: Kim VanHuffel, (614) 593 -5173 Organist/Director of Music: Katherine Florian, (614) 761 -3734, ext. 248 Assistant Organist/Assistant Director of Music: Greg Strang, (614) 296 -8781 Director of Choirs/Youth Ensemble: Melissa Herman Ministry Scheduler: Joanie Roma, (614) 761 -3734, ext. 252 Email: [email protected] Safe Environment Program Coordinator: Stacey Nerone Hospitality Email: [email protected] Throughout the year we will use this space to offer some suggestions, some thoughts, some challenges to help us to stay focused on our goal of hospitality.
“Hospitality is the practice that keeps the church from be- coming a club, a members -only society. Through hospi-
tality, historian Rowan Greer claims, ‘an inclusive ideal of No Sunday Socials this weekend. community life is affirmed, and we may suppose that im- plementing this ideal was no easier in the ancient world than in ours’. In greeting, meeting, eating, and caring, the St. Brigid of Kildare website: church acted as a community with its arms open, attracting www.stbrigidofkildare.org inquirers through a practical demonstration of God's love. ‘Observe, the hospitality here spoken of,’ preached John Chrysostom, ‘is not merely a friendly reception, but one given with zeal and alacrity, with readiness, as going about
it as if one were receiving Christ himself.’ From what his- Readings for November 29: torians can gather, hospitality -not martyrdom - served as First Sunday of Advent the main motivator for conversions.” # 1003C -- Diana Butler Bass, A People's History of Christianity ST. BRIGID OF KILDARE CHURCH DUBLIN, OHIO NOVEMBER 29, 2015
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2015 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2015 9:00 AM Special Intentions of Daniel Edward Wiblin 9:00 AM Barbara Schroeder
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2015 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2015 9:00 AM Living & Deceased Members of 5:00 PM Sully Caradonna
St. Brigid of Kildare Parish SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2015 12:00 PM Living & Deceased Members of the 7:30 AM Jan & Bob Lincoln Schumacher & Smith Families 9:00 AM Herman F. Gutierrez WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2015 10:45 AM Daniel Nugent 9:00 AM Matthew Dotson 12:15 PM Stephen Romanelli
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2015 9:00 AM Marge Curtin
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2015 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2015 4:30 PM Religious Ed Classes (School) First Friday Adoration 6:00 PM Religious Ed Classes (School) 5:30 PM Matthews/Lombardo Rehearsal (Church) 7:30 PM Religious Ed Classes (School) 7:00 PM Cub Scouts (Hendricks Hall)
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2015 SATURDAY , DECEMBER 5, 2015 9:30 AM Family First (Berry Room & Carr Nursery) Christmas Giving Trees - Return Gifts to Hendricks Hall 9:30 AM Tuesday Morning Group (Room B) 8:00 AM Men’s Spirituality Group (Hendricks Hall) 4:30 PM Religious Ed Classes (School) 10:00 AM Second Grade Reconciliation (Church) 6:30 PM Parent Like a Champ (Hendricks Hall) 2:30 PM Matthews/Lombardo Wedding (Church) 7:30 PM High School Bible Study (Massey Room) SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2015 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2015 Christmas Giving Trees - Return Gifts to Hendricks Hall 10:00 AM Play Date (Carr Nursery) Sunday Social hosted by the 55+ Club in Hendricks Hall 12:00 PM Home & School (Room B) after the 9:00 & 10:45 Masses 1:30 PM 55+ Club (Berry Room) 7:00 PM Certification Course (Enke Hall) 10:00 AM Children’s Choir (Enke Hall) 7:00 PM Adult Choir (Church) 10:45 AM RCIA Mass and Dismissal (Church)
3:00 PM Dublin Singers Concert (Church) THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2015 3:00 PM Scout Patrol Leader Meeting (Hendricks Hall) 10:00 AM Little Rock Scripture Group (Room B) 5:00 PM Advent Prayer Service (Church) 1:00 PM Little Rock Scripture Group (Kelty Library) 6:00 PM Free Throw Contest (Gym) 6:30 PM Boy Scouts (Hendricks Hall) 6:30 PM High School Youth (Hendricks Hall) 7:00 PM Family Rosary (Church) 7:30 PM RCIA (Church Basement)
Please pick up a copy of the Little Blue Book FIRST FRIDAY EUCHARISTIC for your family as you leave church today. It ADORATION contains a simple two page reflection for each “‘And the Word was made flesh and dwelt day of the Advent and the Christmas seasons. among us.’ Truly a lamp to your feet and a Spending ten minutes a day using this book light to your path.” will aid our spiritual preparation to celebrate - God Calling, Edited by A.J. Russell the Birth of Christ.
Friday, December 4 in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel after the 9:00 am Mass until 5:00 pm. Our 2015 Advent Booklet will be available to view/ download from our website: www.stbrigidofkildare.org . If you have any questions please contact Mary Longo at Copies of our booklet will also be available in the Parish - - 614 761 3734 or email [email protected]. Office. FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT Ministry Schedule, December 5 - December 6, 2015 5:00 PM 7:30 AM 9:00 AM 10:45 AM 12:15 PM Ministry Captain Jeff Zimmerman Karen Ernes Jeff Kriegel Todd Pepe George Hill Altar Servers Matthew Jasniecki Dana Axner Kayla Gutridge Amelia Pepe Jack Curry Brenna Kenney Jack Rozich Matthew Urwin Destiny Proctor Elizabeth D’sa Leo Pavell Vacant Sam Urwin Jack Proctor Caroline Kromalic Announcement/ Maureen Huss Shirley Block Mary Ann Cockram Sue Day Jim Katerakis First Reader Second Reader Greg Volpentesta Dave Olman Rachel Knapschaefer Jeffrey Smith Christine Van Ormer Eucharistic Matthew Blouir Susan Burke Pam Barnard Tammy Arndt Marianne Ambrose Ministers Deacon Frank Deacon Frank Terri Berkowitz Douglas Cutler Deacon Don Brendan Foley Karen Ernes Catherine Brooks Deacon Sam Pamela D’sa Sheila Gibbons Laura Flaherty Jennifer Conroy Chryssa Gartner Roy D’sa Mike Gottron Kathleen LaTour Lisa Cooper Mike Gonzalez Emily Hohlefelder Kevin Hilyard Marge Olman Deacon Frank Peggy Iannarino Jason Hohlefelder Teresa Kenney Tom Frederich Karen Komatsu Sharon Kendzior Tim Luis JoAnn Gentile Joe Moore John Watkins Chris Paolini Melanie Hanson Catherine O’Connell Cid Rhomberg Courtney Karam Buffie Pepe Judy Rodgers Kathy Kelly Todd Pepe Kent Smith Jeff Kriegel Kim Robinette Elaine Stanko Dannell McGinley Paula Scheper Mary Summers Susan Paul Ron Scheper Rhonda Timko May Vulanich Jodi Weinheimer Jeff Zimmerman Josephine Watts Walter Williamson III Ushers Jack Henning Steve Gyuro Jim Brown Michael Davis George Hill Ray Jasniecki Bob McCurdy Jeff Kieffer Shawn Parker Ron Kendzior Craig Sivers Gerry Ramspacher Bob Massey Jeff Stucke Rob Schuler Rob Stanko Maria Santa Emma Jeff Novotny Tony Susi Tony Testani Jerry Timko Todd Paul Sean White Vacant Harold Young John Vogel, Sr. Vacant Vacant Greeter (s) Volpentesta Family Vacant DeRosa Family Romero Family Vacant Young Family Vacant Lynda Gage Vacant Vacant
Cantors Dawn Stubbs Genny Hagerty Adult Choir Brigid’s Gael Nancy Herriman Tony Trippe
Catechist Debbie Osbun Debbie Osbun Children’s Liturgy of The Word Shepherds Melissa Norton Marianne Kieffer Kelly Barr
THE CARR NURSERY SCHEDULE: Thank you to all our parishioners who con-
December 6 - 9:00 am Renee Sickels, Jenna Romeo tribute to St. Brigid Parish through Electron- Parker Sickels, Vacant, Vacant ic Fund Transfer using their credit cards. December 6 - 10:45 am Renee Sickels, Christina Siegel Since many credit cards have recently been compro- Parker Sickels, Vacant, Vacant mised or have been issued a new expiration date, we may need to update your card information in order - Please contact Sonia Aina Steinbauer, scheduler, at: to process your donation. If you have recently been [email protected] if you are available to help in issued a new credit card by your bank, please contact the this ministry. All volunteers interested in working in Parish Office at 761 -3734 with your new card number the Carr Nursery during Sunday Masses need to take and expiration date. St. Brigid of Kildare is very grateful
Protecting God’s Children. for your continued support & generosity. ST. BRIGID OF KILDARE CHURCH DUBLIN, OHIO NOVEMBER 29, 2015
YEAR -END DONATIONS ...St. Brigid of Kildare Parish is blessed to receive many gifts given at the end of the calendar year. CHRISTMAS GIVING TREES These gifts are vital to the operations of our parish and we are grateful for our parishioners’ generosity. The trees are now up in the Gathering Area. Your gifts will support: The Women’s Care Center, St. Vincent Family Cen- • Donations mailed to the Parish Office must have a ter, Heinzerling Foundation, Holy Family Soup Kitchen, Ken- postmark of no later than December 31 st . tucky Mission, St. Stephen’s Community Center, People In • The postmark will be used in order to comply with Need, St. Lawrence Haven, Run the Race, Gladden Commu- IRS instructions. nity House, and a Monetary Tree to benefit the St. Brigid Giv- The request for donations to be debited through Electronic ing Tree Fund. Please help brighten someone’s Christmas by Funds Transfer (EFT) must be received in the Parish Of- taking an ornament and remember that by taking an ornament, fice by December 22 in order to be processed on Decem- you have made a commitment to someone who may otherwise ber 28, 2015. not receive a gift. As you are planning your Christmas season, please re- Bring the gift/s to Hendricks Hall (Immke Room) by De- member to get your year -end donations to St. Brigid of cember 6th and make sure the ornament you take is at- Kildare before the deadlines. Thank you for your support tached to the gift. Any gift returned after this date will of St. Brigid of Kildare Parish. not be delivered. Thank you for your generosity! Contact Lisa Redd at 286 -5561 or [email protected] with any If you have any questions please contact Jackie Mack at - questions. 761 3734 or [email protected].
There are a limited number of Advent candles remaining from the gift shop available for purchase in the church office during regular business hours.
Parent Like a Champ Free Throw Shooting Contest
The next Parent Like a Champion Today Opportunity for All Girls and Boys Age 9 through 14 training will be offered Tuesday, December
1st from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. in Hendricks Hall. All parents of The Knights of Columbus Free Throw Shoot- incoming 4th and 5th grade students participating in diocesan ing Contest is Sunday, December 6th at 5:30 PM sports (including basketball) will be required to complete this (registration), event 6 to 8 PM in St Brigid’s school gym. training before their child may participate There are both girl and boy tracks for each of six age groups. The winner of each division BANNS OF MARRIAGE: receives a Knights of Columbus regulation Joshua Matthews & Kelly Lombardo will marry at St. basketball and the right to move on to the Brigid on December 5, 2015. District competition. Contact Dan Schreibeis at 614 -578 -2363 or [email protected] for ad- Prayer for Women ditional information. Traditionally “the well” – was the place where the women gathered. They gath- The next book being used for the Tuesday ered to get the water they needed for Morning Group will be Jesus - A Pilgrim- their homes but they also gathered to age , by James Martin, SJ. We will be taking catch up with each other; to learn from each other; to cry the first four chapters of the book which cover the events in Nazareth and Bethlehem. and laugh with each other. Come to St. Brigid of Kil- This is perfect for the Advent Season and to dare’s “well” for prayer, quiet and sharing with other keep us focused on the reason for Christmas. women. Because it is close to Christmas we want to fo- You do not need to be a member of the Tuesday Morning cus on a “Cup of Christmas.” When you come PLEASE Group to participate. We meet on Tuesday Mornings from bring your favorite cup: from your first set of dishes, one 9:45 - 11:00 AM in Room B of Hendricks Hall. The Ad- you received on a special occasion, or one you vent sessions will be December 1, 8, and 15 . The book just downright love. December 10, 2015 at can be ordered from Amazon (also available on Kindle). 7:00 PM in Enke Hall. – Sister Teresa Tuite, Come join us – everyone is welcome - it is a lively bunch!!! – Sister Teresa Tuite, OP FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT
EPIC
Thank you so much to all of the parishioners who do- nated Thanksgiving meals for families in need last weekend! While this was written in advance of the Upcoming Events: event, our projection is that we will have delivered at least 100 meals. Thank you also to our 25+ drivers • Wednesday December 2 – Fruit of the Vine – who gave their time last Sunday to take about 100 of our middle 5:30 to 9:00 PM - Join parish teenagers and go school kids to deliver the meals. It was a humbling and moving downtown to feed and give supplies to the poor in experience for the kids to come face to face with those we were the community. Adult volunteers must have com- helping. Our kids surely were more thankful for the blessings in pleted Protecting God’s Children program. Please their own lives this Thanksgiving and truly enjoyed helping oth- contact Dan Schreibeis at ers. [email protected] for additional infor- mation. Our next event will be December 13, when we will host children • Friday & Saturday, December 4 & 5 th – St. from Run the Race Club here at St. Brigid for Christmas in Dub- Brigid Men’s Retreat at St. Therese’s Retreat Cen- lin. Details on volunteer times will be available soon. Choices ter located in downtown Columbus. Please contact will be 1) to help set up or 2) to be a big buddy, together with a Mark Vanhuffel at 317 -696 -6761 or St. Brigid high school teen, to a Racer during the event. [email protected] for additional infor- If you have a child interested in joining EPIC, don’t worry, it is mation. never too late! EPIC is for all 7th and 8th graders of the parish. • December 5 & 19 – Men’s Spirituality Group – Simply go to the parish website at stbrigidofkildare.org, and se- Coffee and Prayer – 8:00 to 9:30 AM at Hendricks lect “Youth” and “Middle School Youth Group” from the drop Hall. down menu. Then fill out the online registration form at the bot- • Sunday, December 6 – Boys and Girls Free tom of the page under “links.” There is no fee to participate. If Throw Shooting Contest – 5:30 to 7:30 PM, St. you have questions, contact Kim VanHuffel at Brigid grade school gymnasium. Knights needed to [email protected]. supervise and judge contests. Contact Charlie Wlodyka at 614 -716 -8704 or [email protected] or Dan Schreibeis at 614 - 578 -2363 or [email protected] for ad- ditional information on how you can participate • Sunday December 13 – Christmas in Dublin – Join the fun and participate in Christmas in Dublin on Sunday afternoon. St. Brigid is requesting sup- port from the Knights as volunteers by either providing a gift for the event, or by participating during three shifts. Knights participating on the 13th must be PGC trained. Please contact Dan Schreibeis at [email protected] for additional information.
To learn more about the Knights and what we are all about, please visit our website: www.stbrigidkofc.org .
THE 55 PLUS CLUB
CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON: Wednesday, December 2 . Brookside Country Club, 2770 W. Dublin Granville Rd, Columbus, OH 43235, 889 -2581. Cocktails: 12:30 pm, Lunch 1:00 pm. Closed. Information: Mary Ellen Lancia 761 -1361 or Valaree Kennedy, 339 -3376.
NEWLY ADDED: ST. JOSEPH’S CATHEDRAL CHRISTMAS MUSIC CONCERT, Sunday, Decem- ber 13, 3:00 pm . Bus leaves 2:00 pm from St. Brigid’s Parking Lot. Make reservations by Wednesday, December 2 with Mary Ellen Lancia 761 -1361.
Parishioners 55 years of age or older are welcome to participate. For more information on membership in the Club, please call Bill Campbell 325 -4858. If you need a ride to the meetings, please call Steve Markos 740 -917 -5386. ST. BRIGID OF KILDARE CHURCH DUBLIN, OHIO NOVEMBER 29, 2015
“One Faith, One Family” St. Brigid Elementary Religious Education News and Updates School News • First Reconciliation for our second graders and sacraments class is De- As we enter Advent , we have many fun activities planned to cember 5th at 10am. Parish Advent celebrate the season these next few weeks. We will have an Reconciliation is December 20th at Advent wreath in the cafe and will start each day reading the 5pm. weekly prayers for lighting the Advent candles. On Decem- • Parents -- Mark your calendars for our ber 4, the 8th grade class will travel to Bishop Watterson Nativity Program December 14th and 15th during Reli- High School to see A Christmas Carol. Then on December gious Education Classes. 8, we will attend the Holy Day Mass for the Feast of Immac- • Follow us on Twitter @stbrigidreled. ulate Conception as a school. Our winter CARE meeting • Check your email for the Fall Newsletter … Coming will be held on December 10, which will be full of many Soon! Advent activities. Then on December 17, we will hold the “Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; His love endures annual Lessons and Carols performance, which the entire forever.” Psalm 118 parish community is invited to attend.
The Saint Brigid of Kildare School community provides Cath-
CHRISTMAS IN DUBLIN olic faith formation and strong academic foundations to in- December 13 from 2:30 -5:30 PM! spire life long learners and leaders in the twenty first century. • The buddy registration deadline is Nov. 30, Rooted in Christ, we offer a challenging and integrated Catho- 2015! lic education to children in preschool through grade 8. • Visit our webpage to learn more about Christmas in Dublin, see how you can sup- St. Brigid Young Adult Ministry port the event, and to sign -up to be a buddy You’re invited to our Young Adult Al- to a Racer from Run the Race! pha Program! Tuesdays, 7:00 -9:00 PM • January 12, 19, 26 Respect Life Activities • February 2, 9, 16 (break for Lent) Join us as we pray the family rosary for all Life issues on • April 5, 12, 19, 26 the first Thursday of the month at 7:00 pm in the cry room. If you would like to sign -up or receive more information, please contact Young Adult Minister, Laura Butsch: Youth Ministry [email protected] or 614 -718 -5832
Coming up: • December 1, Advent bible study is RCIA - RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION - 7:30 8:30 PM OF ADULTS : Meetings are held at 7:30 PM • - December 2, Fruit of the Vine ! 5:30 9 PM on Thursdays in the church basement. The calen- • Donations of warm clothing, blankets, back- dar for this coming year is on our website at: packs, shoes, batteries, pillows, and more are www.stbrigidofkildare.org under “ Want to Be-
needed! come Catholic?” then “2015 -2016 RCIA Calendar.” All • December 6, Living the Questions Gender Night! are welcome, including those who would simply like to learn 6:30 -8 PM - more about their Catholic faith join us for all sessions or CHRISTMAS IN DUBLIN is December 13 from 2:30 - just one session if a certain topic is of interest.
5:30 PM! Sunday, November 29 , 9:00 am: Rite of Acceptance: • Visit our webpage to learn more about Christmas in Mass and First Dismissal - Dublin, see how you can support the event, and to sign Thursday, December 3, Who is Jesus? (Sr. Teresa Tuite) up to be a buddy to a Racer from Run the Race! Sunday, December 6 , 10:45 am: Mass and Dismissal Sign up for winter retreat, Give it to God! Tuesday, December 8 : Feast of Immaculate Conception, • January 9 -10, 2016! Holy Day of Obligation • We have a limited number of spaced available, so sign Thursday, December 10 , Who is Mary (Mary Fran Cas- up ASAP! sidy) • Visit our webpage to find the registration form. Saturday, December 12 , 5:00 PM: Mass & Dismissal
Contact Laura Butsch [email protected] For more information, contact Kim VanHuffel 614 -718 -5832 at: [email protected] . FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT
St. Brigid is My Home …but there are people missing… and we want to welcome everyone Home for Christmas.
GOD’S MERCY: A GREAT LIGHT OF LOVE AND TENDERNESS
In preparation for the launching of the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy, Pope Francis in his homily in Paraguay on July 12, 2015 said in referring to the message of Jesus, “Jesus does not send them (His disciples) out as men of influence, landlords, officials armed with rules and regulations. Instead, He makes them see that the Christian journey is simply about changing hearts. One’s own heart first of all, and then helping to transform the hearts of others. It is about learning to live differently, under a different law, with different rules.”
The main point of the Holy Year of Mercy (December 8, 2015 -November 20, 2016) is that God is merciful towards us. And we too should learn to be merciful. Pope Francis has awakened the world to the need for mercy, and urges each of us to trav- el the path of mercy.
How do we become a person of mercy? We become more merciful when we begin to respond to people in need, see the world and our place in it differently, live life from the perch of mercy and away from our own center. In short we become linked to Jesus in His Heart, and see the world as a place to be transformed, if only a little bit by how we live each day.” – Msgr. Hendricks
The Year of Mercy seems a perfect time for people to “Come Home.” Many people left the Church because they felt unwel- comed. They felt the Church had many structures that occasionally make people feel unwanted and unaccepted. Too often problems or concerns or issues were treated in a purely bureaucratic way which only pushed people away and very little, if any, mercy was shown. In this first week of Advent we light the candle of HOPE. So often we hit those places in our lives when the road ahead seems to be filled only with loss and stress weighs us down with hopelessness. We lose a sense of di- rection and purpose and we just begin to drift. Suddenly, we begin to realize that we have become indifferent to life, to self, to others and to God. This is when God’s greatest desire is to shower us with mercy and hope. We hope that anyone who has left or feels themselves drifting will come back to receive and give mercy.
NEXT WEEK: WHY SHOULD I COME HOME TO ST. BRIGID’S?
Please join the St. Brigid Women’s This year, the Christmas Vigil Masses will be Club for our December meeting! held on December 24 at 4:00 pm, 6:30 pm and Wednesday December 9 th 10:00 pm. There will be NO Midnight Mass.
Hendricks Hall Christmas Day Masses on December 25 will be 7:00 pm held at 9:00 am & 11:00 am . Cost is $18 to cover the cost of the ornaments. Wine and appetizers will be served. Open to all women of the parish. The St. Brigid Playgroup is open to everyone in the parish Please RSVP to Mandy, [email protected] by th with small children. We meet at a different December 6 . location each Wednesday at 10:00 am un- less otherwise noted. Contact Kristiann Wightman at [email protected] for more details. You can also “Like” us on Facebook: face- book.com/stbrigidplaygroup.
December 2: Playdate at Carr Nursery , Hendricks Hall, St. Brigid of Kildare, 7179 Avery Rd, 43017.
December 9: Goal 2 Gold , 6923 Rings Rd,43016. Fee per family.
December 16: The Shops at Worthington Place play ar- ea, 7227 N High St, Worthington, 43085; located near the entrance by Pies & Pints which is to the right of First Watch.
December 23: Merry Christmas, (no playgroup)
December 30: Happy New Year, (no playgroup) ST. BRIGID OF KILDARE CHURCH DUBLIN, OHIO NOVEMBER 29, 2015