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The Torch Faith for More Than 75 Years!” PDF AND EMAIL WHEN FINISHED. “Generations Growing in The Torch Faith for more than 75 years!” May They Rest in The Peace of the Lord Please pray for the repose of the soul of the following parishioner, as he has entered eternal life. Robert Balsley, husband of Carol Balsley and father of Robert and Rhonda Balsley, Jr, Teresa Duffy, St. Dominic Denise and Kent Kollenberg, Catherine Kollenberg and Mark and Diane Balsley. Parish Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults – RCIA Rite of Christian Initiation Adapted for Children Delhi Township, St. Dominic’s RCIA process continues year-round. Because of this, adults and children can begin at OH any time. Most who come to the Catholic Church as adults do so because God has called them through other people. If you know someone who may be interested in the Catholic Faith, ask him or her to call us, or ask if he or she would like for you to call and make the first “contact.” While new Inquirers can JuLY 2017 join the RCIA process at any time, because of our lingering “school year mindset,” many people begin to consider inquiring about the faith as the new school year begins. Now is a great time to reach out and mention becoming Catholic to someone you know who may be considering it! For more information, contact Theresa at 471-7741, ext. 418 or [email protected]. Lenten Lecture Series Follow-up Were you unable to attend the St. Dominic Lenten Lecture Series “Renewing Our Discipleship?” If you missed one, or all five of these very interesting, very informative lectures, they are available on DVD if you would like to view, or “review” them. Thanks to Mr. Al Ehrman, several copies of the complete series are available to borrow from the Parish Library, located in the Parish Center. You can stop in Monday-Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. or after Sunday Mass to borrow a copy. St. Dominic Parishioners for Life Our Pro-Life Ministry meets monthly on the 3rd Monday at 7:00 p.m. in the Faith Sharing Room of the Parish Center. This ministry allows people of all ages and abilities to channel their time and energy to benefit Pro-Life causes. One of the Pro-Life causes we support is the Pregnancy Center West on Glenway Avenue near Price Hill Chili. For more information and membership, please contact Theresa Morris at 289-7989 or [email protected], Marty Berning at 680-0046 or [email protected], or Peggy and Zack Fugman at [email protected]. St. Dominic Parish Picnic At Stricker’s Grove Who? All Parishioners Are Invited!!! What? Free Admission Where? Stricker’s Grove When? Friday, July 28, from 5:00-10:00 p.m. Anything Else? Free Rides from 6:00-10:00 p.m. (Including the Roller Coaster) Bring your own picnic dinner or purchase your food at Stricker’s Grove (Hot Dogs, Brats, Metts, Burgers and Fixins). Soda provided (Beer Available) Directions to Stricker’s Grove (11490 Hamilton-Cleves Road, Hamilton, Ohio 45013) • Take Harrison Avenue West • Turn right at Miamitown on St. Route 128 • From Miamitown it is 8 miles on the right PAGE 2 JULY 2017 St. Dominic Festival Thank You Thank you, once again, for making this year’s Festival such a huge success! So many people came out to help set up the Festival and many volunteers helped to run the Festival for the weekend. It is always wonderful to see that the Spirit is alive and well here at St. Dominic. Thank you to all the people who came and enjoyed the festivities. We’re glad you came. It was wonderful seeing family and friends having good times together. We also want to thank Fr. Jim, Fr. Chris and Deacon Mark who give us such wonderful guidance. A special thank you to our Lord for all the wonderful gifts he has bestowed on our St. Dominic Family. – Julie Patrick & Joan Mattei Thanks also to – The booth chairs and the many workers! Charlie DeZarn, Frank Panzeca and Diana Veid and their counting crew! Mike and Martha Queenan, Judy Tensing and their crew for organizing and chairing “Baskets and More”! The setup crew and the takedown crew! Stan Lape, Ken Gardner and their electrical crew! The Boy Scouts cleanup crew! Mr. Cavanaugh, the School Office crew and the Parish Office crew! Scott, Dan and Jason – the maintenance crew! The Men’s Society, and the St. Dominic Knights of Columbus! Mike Davis, Model Behavior, and Tommy & Hub for entertaining us all weekend! Greg Lipps & Sons! The Delhi Police Department for keeping us safe all weekend! Also, a big Thank-You to our $100 Corporate Sponsors! Athenaeum of Ohio/Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary St. Dominic Goldenaires Frank Panzeca St. Dominic Knights of Columbus In Memory of Lt. Michael J. Pohlkamp St. Dominic Men’s Society In Memory of Jack Rolfes St. Dominic PTO St. Dominic Delhi Council 15533 Bianco Custom Tailors 4751 Delhi Road, Cincinnati, OH 45238 Bonomini Electric Co. 4750 River Road, Cincinnati, OH 45233 Brinker Animal Hospital 4701 Delhi Road, Cincinnati, OH 45238 Delfair Lock & Key 5020 Delhi Road, Cincinnati, OH 45238 Garage Door Service 216 Assisiknoll Court, Cincinnati, OH 45238 Hart Pharmacy, Inc. 4861 Glenway Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45238 Max Hofmeyer & Sons Plumbing 4279 Delhi Road, Cincinnati, OH 45238 Monfort Heights Subway 5469 North Bend Road, Cincinnati, OH 45247 Revere Studio 6435 Revere Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45233 Rumpke 10795 Hughes Road, Cincinnati, OH 45251 Scott Mullins & Company LPA 30 Garfield Place #915, Cincinnati, OH 45202 Stalf Paint & Body Shop 4230 Delhi Pike, Cincinnati, OH 45238 Stihl, Inc. TruPartner Credit Union 1717 Western Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45214 THE TORCH JULY 2017 PAGE 3 THANK YOU!!! Baskets and More would like to thank the following merchants and individuals who donated to the 2017 Festival. Thank you for your generosity and support of St. Dominic Parish. Also, many thanks to our Committee, the weekend volunteers, the St. Dominic Office Staff and Maintenance Crew. Anderson Ferry Dental Center Peggy Flannery Perfect North Arby’s Jason Finkelstein Price Hill Chili Aston Oaks Golf Club Firehouse Nursery Ralph, Micki & Norb Priestle Axis Alleys at Newport on the Levee First Watch Primavista Charlie Backscheider Dana & Janet Fisher Mike & Martha Queenan Mark and Patty Bardonaro Ron & Betty Fraley R & R Quality Meat Bayley Fitness Center Friedhoff Florist Fran Rappoport BB Riverboats Mark & Nancy Gibbs Kurtis & Jessica Remmel Beach Water Park Gold Star Chili Riverbend Jim & Joyce Beckenhaupt Graeter’s George & Carolyn Robben Bick’s Driving School Great Clips Robben Florist Bishop Joe Binzer Great Parks of Hamilton County Alice Roch Bob Sumerel Tire Co. Dan & Judy Griffin Ruth’s Chris Steak House The Bonbonerie Harry Groen St. Dominic Parish Crocheters Bridgetown Finer Meats Jan Hagedorn St. Dominic Class 2A Brio’s Len & Mary Lou Hausman Marie Salem Brose Tours Diane Henderer Linda Schill Marilyn Brunnemann Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza Ann Schmidt Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar Hilvers Catering Schoolbelles Uniforms Joan Buzek Hofbrauhaus Schott Monument Co. Bob & Mary Lee Busam Howell Rehab Center Jackie Gibbs Schultz Carole Campolongo Humbert Meats Seton High School Chandler’s Burger Bistro Izzy Kadetz Skyline Chili Chick-fil-A Jersey Mike’s Subs SmithScapes LLC Chipotle Jet’s Pizza Rose & Butch Stertz Christine’s Casual Dining Jim & Jack’s Riverside Sports Stihl Cincinnati Bearcats Joe’s Watermill Inn Taft Museum of Art Cincinnati Museum Center Kahny Printing Taft’s Ale House Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park Don & Jackie Kahny Judy Tensing Cincinnati Reds Kings Island The Farm Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Kroger Company The Filling Station Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden Kumo Asian Fusion The Meadows Coca-Cola Refreshments L’Oreal William and Janet Torok Ed & Sylvia Cole La Petite Salon & Spa Trotta’s Pizza Coney Island Father Chris Lack TruPartner Credit Union Bill & Patty Cook LaRosa’s Rick & Diana Veid Andrea Cooley Lindsay Photography Main Entrance Village Pantry Covedale Center for the Performing Tom & Joan Mattei Waffle House Arts/Incline Theater Mike’s Carwash Walmart Two CRHP groups Mt. St. Joseph University Father Jim Walsh Delhi Hills Par 3 Golf Course National Underground Railroad Natalie and Kenny Wandstrat Delhi Pet Center Freedom Center Tom & Nancy Ward Delhi Swim Club Nick & Tom’s Wardway Fuels Diane’s Restaurant Sr. Patrick Ann O’Connor Wild Birds Unlimited Dennis Eagan O’Charley’s Wild Mike’s Elder High School Bookstore Outback John Willenborg and Athletic Dept. Papa John’s Willie’s Sports Café Kathy Ellison Panera Bread Wishbone Tavern F & N Goode Chicken Penn Station Xavier University Paul & Patti Fellinger THANK YOU! THE TORCH PAGE 4 JULY 2017 St. Dominic Parish School of Religion (PSR) Registration For 2017/2018 The mission of the St. Dominic Parish Community is the same as the mission of the greater Church – to bring about a connection with and response to God’s love in our world – and truly live out the Reign of God. We do this through the Sacraments, Scripture, Prayer and our interconnections with others – the family, the Parish community of Faith and the larger community and world. We welcome all registered parish families whose children attend public schools to attend our Parish School of Religion (PSR). The PSR staff and teachers are here to assist parents in their task of raising their children in the Faith. Instruction in PSR is offered during the school year (September-May) for children age 3 through 8th grade. There is special emphasis on the sacramental years, usually 2nd, 7th and 8th grades, with added activities for parents and candidates. Registration for the 2017/2018 school year will be online.
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