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Change the Date & Liturgical Sunday CHANGE THE DATE & LITURGICAL SUNDAY Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time | February 3, 2019 MASS SCHEDULE Saturday 4:30pm (Sunday Vigil with Cantor) Sunday Masses 8:00am (No Music) 9:30am (Conventual Mass with Choir & Incense) 11:00am (Cantor) 12:30pm (Cantor & Incense) 6:00pm (Contemporary Ensemble) Weekday Masses (Monday-Friday) 7:00am 8:00am 11:30am (Sung Conventual Mass) Saturday Masses 8:00am 11:30am INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Parish Directory Page 1 Mass Schedule & Parish Offi ce Information Page 2 From the Pastor’s Desk Page 3 News & Notes Page 4-5 DEVOTION SCHEDULE Calling All Hands Page 6 Divine Offi ce Confessions 12:00pm Sext/Midday Prayer Wednesday during Holy Hour: Let Us Pray Page 6 (M-F in the Church) 7:00-8:00pm 9:00pm Compline/Night Prayer Saturday Morning: 10:30-11:30am Holy Teaching (M-Sa in the Priory Chapel) Saturday Afternoon: 3:30-4:30pm Page 7-8 The Week Ahead Page 9 6543 Miami Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45243 | (513) 561-5954 | www.stgertrude.org PARISH DIRECTORY Parish Staff Spiritual Works of Mercy Rev. André-Joseph LaCasse, O.P., pastor Communion to Sick – Judy Hartmann 513.984.8003 Rev. Clement Dickie, O.P., parochial vicar Regina Veritatis – Cornelia Mechley 513.340.4586 Rev. Henry Stephan, O.P., parochial vicar Baptism Team – Mike & Mary Clare Peck 513.871.2309 Circle of Prayer – Barbara Rose [email protected] Dominican Friars in Residence Natural Family Planning – David & Ann Stein 513.561.5751 Pastoral Council – Mark Kosobud 513.469.0852 Rev. Joseph Alobaidi, O.P. Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration 513.561.5954 ext 2136 Rev. Paul J. Keller, O.P. Prayer Ministry for the Dying – Pat Collins 513.265.1897 Rev. Michael Mary Dosch, O.P., novice master Respect Life – Debbie Graham 513.984.4766 Rosary Making – Larry Ball 513.646.8523 St. Gertrude School – 513.561.8020 Principal – Sr. Maria Christi Greve, O.P. ext 1101 Liturgical Ministries Vice Principal – Mr. Travis Johnston ext 1101 Adult Choir – Catherine Fishlock 513.561.5954 PTO – Kelly Woodward, President Contemporary Music Ensemble – Paul Kindt 513.697.9208 School Advisory Council – Marty Lacey Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion – Cristina Genung 513.561.5954 ext 2403 Lectors – Parish Office Staff – 513.561.5954 Mr. Lawain McNeil, O.P. 513.561.5954 ext 1123 Resurrection Choir – Marty Cunningham 513.891.4226 Receptionists – Susan Kane & Teri Forlini ext 2101 The St. Anne and the Child Mary Guild – Business Manager – Mike Muse ext 2102 Cristina Genung 513.561.5954 ext 2403 Assistant Business Manager – Mary Tappel ext 2103 St. Joseph the Worker Society – Rev Clement Dickie, O.P. 513.561.5954 Director of Liturgy – Cristina Genung ext 2403 Ushers – Douglas Postler 513.791.6298 Wedding/Bereavement Coordinator – AnnaMaria Spurgin ext 1124 Youth Choir – Catherine Fishlock 513.561.5954 Bulletin Editor [email protected] Spiritual Groups Religious Education & Youth Ministry: Angelic Warfare Confraternity – Rev Clement Dickie, O.P. 513.561.5954 Office of Youth Evangelization – 513.561.5954 Benedictine Oblates – Clyde & Pat Dorn 513.791.0988 Catholic Men’s Fellowship – Chris Nachtrab 513.604.1899 Primary Evangelization: PK-4th Grade & Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Confraternity of the Most Holy Rosary – Brian Zappia 513.791.7299 Cindy Wurzelbacher ext 2110 Dominican Laity (Bishop Fenwick) – Jonathan Ring [email protected] Jr. High Evangelization: 5th-8th Grade – Bryan Wells ext 2107 Dominican Laity (Our Lady of Peace) – Patty Connelly 513.793.2246 Jr. High Youth Ministry – Bryan Wells ext 2107 Familia – Anita Pappalardo 513.248.8237 High School Youth Ministry – Megan Dickert ext 2108 Holy Family Prayer Group – Malissa Frohlich 513.519.5197 Executive Assistant – Kristen Eggers ext 2109 True Devotion to Mary – Anne Collins 513.984.4708 Women’s Group – Anne Marie Schmidt 859.486.3183 Adult Evangelization – 513.561.5954 Director of Adult Evangelization/Pastoral Services – Parish Groups Mr. Lawain McNeil, O.P. ext 1123 Athletic Boosters – Marc Gerwel 513.774.7779 Cincinnati Frassati Fellowship (Young Adults) – Boy Scouts – Robert Dinga 612.616.8242 Alex Meineke [email protected] Cub Scouts – Chris De Brunner 513.379.1010 Aquinas Society of Cincinnati (Adults & Families) – Festival Committee – Cathy Egan 513.290.3391 Rev. Henry Stephan, O.P. Little Flower Library – Susan Santos 513.504.0205 Rites of Christian Initiation (R.C.I.A.) – Rev. Clement Dickie, O.P. Parish Coffee – Mark Findley 513.417.9227 Corporal Works of Mercy Vocations Directors Knights of Columbus – Bob Stucker 513.235.6222 Archdiocese of Cincinnati – Fr. Dan Schmitmeyer 513.421.3131 St. Vincent De Paul Society – Larry Ball 513.646.8523 Dominican Friars – Fr. Jacob Bertrand Janczyk, O.P. DominicanFriars.org Ladies of Charity – Jean Wilkinson 513.498.5085 Nashville Dominican Sisters – Sr. Peter Marie, O.P. 615.256.5486 Helping Hands – Nancy Lucas [email protected] Parish Health Ministry – Jeanne Palcic 513.317.4123 On the cover: The Healing of Naaman. This stained glass panel Pregnancy Center East (for all pregnancy needs) 513.321.3100 is one of many in the V&A Museum in London that comes from Soup Kitchen – Andy Cordier 513.248.1005 the cloisters at Mariawald, a Cistercian abbey, c. 1510-30. Visitation of the Sick – Judy Hartmann 513.984.8003 1 Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time | February 3rd, 2019 MASS SCHEDULE & PARISH OFFICE INFORMATION Masses at St. Gertrude Parish OfficeInfo Monday, February 4, Parish Office Hours St. Catherine de’Ricci, O.P., (M) Monday-Thursday: 8:30am-5:00pm 7:00am ...........† Marion W. Cecil (The Resurrection Choir) Friday: 8:30am-4:30pm 8:00am ...........† Doris Goodwin (Tom & Christin Spurr) 11:30am .........†Ted Scherpenberg (Nancy DeBrunner) Church Hours Every day: 6:00am-9:00pm Tuesday, February 5, St. Agatha, (M) 7:00am ...........† Larry Gamber (Seasons of Hope Ministry) 8:00am ...........† Owen Hudson (Jim & Anne Collins) 11:30am .........† Mary M. Beiser (Frank & Deb Merle) Wednesday, February 6, St. Gertrude is a Roman Catholic Parish in the Dominican St. Paul Miki and Companions, (M) heritage of prayer, preaching and teaching. Under our Lady’s 7:00am ...........† Matthew Molony (Mark Castator) mantle, gathered as the Body of Christ, we celebrate Him in the 8:00am ...........Thien Cao (Thien Cao) Sacraments, Sacred Scripture and in Catholic education. Serving 11:30am .........† Mary Bruce (Dorothy Grant) our brothers and sisters in the New Evangelization, we seek to grow in love as we journey with Jesus to God the Father. Thursday, February 7, Weekday 7:00am ...........† Steve E. Beitman (Doc & Kathy Watkins) 8:00am ...........† Jane & Marvin Ward (Peter Ward) OFFERING 11:30am .........Fathers and Mothers of the Order of Friars Preachers St. Gertrude Parish Weekly Collection and Budget Report Friday, February 8, Weekday, 1/27/2019 St. Jerome Emiliani and St. Josephine Bakhita Collection: $ 30,592.00 7:00am ...........† David Evans (Jeanne Johantges) Weekly Budget: $ 38,000.00 8:00am ...........† Angela Wanninger (Bill & Tish Shefcik) Weekly Deficit: ($ 7,408.00) 11:30am .........† Mary Kay Feighery (John Feighery) Year-to-Date Budget: $1,229,000.00 Saturday, February 9, Year-to-Date Actual: $1,226,973.00 Weekday Year-to-Date Deficit: ($ 2,027.00) 8:00am ...........† Keith Noble (The Noble Family) 11:30am .........† Mary Muccino (Bill & Marian Clark) February 9-10, 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time BULLETIN DEADLINE Saturday 4:30pm ...........† Bob Hutchison (The Wachtel Family) BULLETIN MATERIALS DUE Sunday 2/17/19 2/6/19 8:00am ...........People of St. Gertrude, Living and Deceased 9:30am ...........† Louise Pavloff (The Holt Family) Please submit your Mass announcements & 11:00am .........Robert & Mary Susan Imbus bulletin articles to: [email protected] (Kathleen Johnson & Family) 12:30pm .........The Schnupp Family (The Runk Family) 6543 Miami Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45243 6:00pm ...........† Dianne Grace (Elaine & Jeff Parker) 513.561.5954 | FAX 513.561.7184 | www.StGertrude.org St. Gertrude Roman Catholic Parish 2 FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK | Rev. André-Joseph LaCasse, O.P. Our mother lived to serve her family, and in serving her family she understood that she was serving God and living out her vocation of love. For she knew as St. Paul tells us today that we shall all stand before the judgment seat of God to give an account of our lives. We pray that indeed our lives will be lives of praise to God for being faithful to the Lorraine Yvette Carrier-LaCasse Lord, and loving with each other. It is by faith and love that each of us will be judged. Continuation of my homily at Mom’s funeral Jesus says to the crowd in the Gospel today, and He Most important, today we come to offer the Holy says to each of us, Everything that the Father gives me will Sacrifice of the Mass for our mother’s soul, and to come to me, and I will not reject anyone who comes to me. help her as she begins her journey back to her creator. God wants each of us to come to Him, and He will We never presume that our loved ones are already in not reject anyone who gives their lives to Him. Our heaven. If that were so there would be no reason to mother lived this reality all her life. She knew and loved pray this holy Mass for her. Our mother was a good Jesus who she knew would come and raise her up on woman but she would be the first to tell you she was not the last day. yet a saint. Being a saint is the goal of life, and this is For everyone who sees the Son and believes in him may have our prayer for her today. That by God’s mercy she may eternal life, and I shall raise him on the last day. be cleaned of any sin and be welcomed into everlasting The funeral Mass is not only an opportunity to pray life.
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