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St. Bartholomew Administration May 15, 2016 St. Bartholomew Administration May 15, 2016 Welcome To Our Parish Community How to reach us: ...................................... 9375 Winton Rd. ................................................. Cincinna, Ohio 45231 Website: www.eStBarts.or ......................... Fax: 728-3141 Parish Front Desk: ............................................... 522-3680 Parish Staff Phones: ............................... 728-3146 + Ext. # Pastor: Father Jerry Hiland ..................................... ext. 108 .... [email protected] OR [email protected] For a Sacramental Emergency……...….………….521-0029 Deacon: Michael Ascolese ...................................... ext. 123 ....................................... [email protected] Deacon: Gerald Flamm ........................................... ext. 104 ................................................... dcngerry.fl[email protected] Business Manager: Skip Borgman .......................... ext. 151 ...................................................... [email protected] Special Projects: Toni Alander ................................ ext. 107 .................................................. [email protected] Pastoral Associates: For Parish Life & Hospitality: Sandy Hornbach ....... ext. 109 ...................................................sandy.hornbach@fuse.net For CFF & Youth Ministry: Amy Staubach ............... ext. 110 ...................................................... [email protected] For Music & Liturgy: Milt Goedde .......................... ext. 103 ......................................................... [email protected] Maintenance Supervisor: Dan Radford ................. ext. 106 ......................................................... [email protected] Maintenance Assistant: Mike Glassmeyer ............ ext. 106 Sacrament of Bapsm: A pre-Bapsm program for first me ......................................................... [email protected] parents on the 3rd Tuesday of the month is required. Secretary/Bullen Editor: Joanne Sta ................. ext. 101 Bapsms are celebrated a er the Saturday 5:00PM or the Submissions by noon Tuesday ........ [email protected] Sunday 11:15AM Masses throughout the year, except during Lent and the Easter weekend. Call Sandy to sign up. Prayer Chain: If you would like the parish to pray for your Sacrament of Reconciliaon: Every Saturday 4 - 4:30PM needs or intenons, use one of the following methods: Call the Voice Mail Box: 728-3146 X700 (checked daily) Sacrament of Marriage: All wedding arrangements must be Leave info in Prayer Chain Box located in the vesbule confirmed by the pastor at least six months prior to the Email [email protected] proposed date. Call the Parish Office to make arrangements. You can set up your own Online Giving Hospitalized Parishioners and Shut-Ins: If you know of a account from the parish website or you can parishioner in the hospital, or if you yourself have a planned do it yourself. Learn more at eStBarts.org or hospitalizaon, please let us know. As a paent, please tell contact Toni ([email protected] or 505-2823). the hospital adming clerk or a pastoral visitor that you Pastoral Council would like your church nofied. Under HIPAA Law, hospitals are not permied to call us unless you give them Bill Mauntel, Chair (479-1511) permission. Don Webb (931-0399) Jim Knecht (771-4012) Jon Wi (521-6328) Ralph Sabato (521-8383) Recepon Hall: At least 12-18 month noce is Barbara DeBurger…………(349-8327) recommended for use of the Krumpe Acvity Center. Finance Commiee The Memorial Fund has been established to accept donaons from individuals who would like to remember a Charles Raterman George Mahan deceased loved one or to commemorate special occasions. Tom Kessinger Dan Depperman Funds raised are used for church-related items. St. Vivian Administration May 15, 2016 St. Vivian Church……………………..7600 Winton Road Confessions: Saturday from 3:30-4:00 pm, or by …………………………………………………….Cincinna, OH 45224 appointment by contacng the parish office. Parish Office Phone………………………………...513-728-4331 Bapsms: Parents: please call Deacon Larry to schedule a Email: [email protected] · Fax: 513-728-4335 bapsmal workshop. Office Hours……………………...Mon.-Fri.: 8:00AM—4:30PM Hospitalized Parishioners: If you know of a parishioner in the hospital or if you have a planned hospitalizaon, please stvivian.org let us know. As a paent, please tell the hospital adming facebook.com/stvivian clerk or a pastoral visitor that you would like your church St. Vincent de Paul Requests: Contact the Parish Office nofied. The hospitals cannot and will not call us unless you tell them to do so. St. Vivian School………………………….885 Denier Place Weddings: Call the parish office at least six months prior to …………………………………………………….Cincinna, OH 45224 desired date. Please contact the parish before making other arrangements/reservaons. (513) 522-6858, ext. 203 · Fax: (513) 728-4336 Office Hours………………………Mon.-Fri.: 7:30AM—3:30PM Bullen: Bullen arcles are due 10 days before the Sunday of inseron by e-mailing [email protected] or dropping arcles off at the parish office. Bullen inserts must be sent Pastoral Team to the parish office 20 days before the Sunday of inseron Rev. Jerry Hiland…………………………...……….Pastor, ext. 104 by sending to [email protected] or leaving at the parish [email protected] OR [email protected] office. Deacon Larry Maag……………………………….Deacon, ext. 102 Memorial Fund: If you would like to add your loved one to …………………………………………[email protected] the Memorial Fund, please call the parish office. Inclusion Kathleen Rothschild……………..Business Manager, ext. 101 consists of the deceased’s name being added to the ………………………………………[email protected] plaques in the vesbule in church and the offering of one Mass per month for the repose of their soul. Tim McManus……...Director of Liturgy & Music, 728-4338 ……………………………………………[email protected] Network of Prayer: If you would like someone to pray for Julie Zinser…..Associate of Religious Educaon, 728-4339 you and/or your intenons, or would like to add your name ………………………………………………[email protected] to the group who pray, please text or call: Nancy at 513-378 Phil Miller………………….Youth Minister, 522-6858, ext. 231 -7872; or email: [email protected]. …………………………………………………[email protected] Jane Brack…………………………..Principal, 522-6858, ext. 202 Hearing Assistance Frequency 107.5 FM …………………………………………………[email protected] Parish Staff Erin Henz………………………………...Parish Secretary, ext. 100 …………………………………………………[email protected] Chelsea Rothschild…..Webmaster & Parish Secr., ext. 100 ……………………………………[email protected] Alice Derrick…………..School Secretary, 522-6858, ext. 203 ………………………………………………[email protected] Julie Borgerding…….Music Ministry Accompanist, ext. 123 ………………………………………[email protected] Paul Petronio…………………………….Maintenance Supervisor ……………………………………………[email protected] Wayne Eilerman………………………………………...Maintenance Tom Ortman……………………………………………….Maintenance St. Vivian parish app: search ‘myparish’ in your phone’s app store or go to myparishapp.com Regional News May 15, 2016 LET US WORSHIP TOGETHER Monday, May 16 6:15AM Communion Service at St. Bartholomew 7:35AM Rosary at St. Bartholomew 8:00AM Mass at St. Bartholomew: Charlie McCafferty/Wyncee Fleisher 7:00PM Rosary at St. Bart’s Tuesday, May 17 6:15AM Communion Service at St. Bartholomew 7:35AM Rosary at St. Bartholomew 8:00AM Mass at St. Bartholomew: Lucille Hamilton/Joe & Kathy Sta 8:30AM Eucharisc Adoraon at St. Bart’s 5:00PM Benedicon at St. Bart’s Wednesday, May 18 - Pope St. John I 6:15AM Communion Service at St. Bart’s INTENTIONS OF THE HOLY FATHER Thursday, May 19 FOR MAY 6:15AM Communion Service at St. Bartholomew That in every country of the world, 7:35AM Rosary at St. Vivian women may be honored & respected 8:00AM Mass at St. Vivian followed by Rosary: and that their essenal contribuon to In Honor of Fr. Jack Fillipine’s Birthday society may be highly esteemed. 9:30AM JPII School May Crowning That families, communies, and groups may pray the Holy Friday, May 20 - St. Bernardine of Siena Rosary for evangelizaon and peace. 6:15AM Communion Service at St. Bartholomew 7:35AM Rosary at St. Vivian 8:00AM School Mass at St. Vivian followed by READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 15 Rosary: Lorene Dunkley/Mavis Richardson & Monday Jas 3: 13-18; Ps 19: 8-10, 15; Mk 9: 14-29 Wayne N. Thomas Tuesday Jas 4: 1-10; Ps 55: 7-11a, 23; Mk 9: 30-37 Saturday, May 21 Wednesday Jas 4: 13-17; Ps 49: 2-3, 6-11; Mk 9: 38-40 St. Christopher Magallanes & Companions Thursday Jas 5: 1-6; Ps 49: 14-20; Mk 9: 41-50 11:00AM Ordinaon Mass at the Cathedral Friday Jas 5: 9-12; Ps 103: 1-4, 8-9, 11-12; Mk 10:1-12 3:30PM Confessions at St. Vivian with Fr. Freson Saturday Jas 5: 13-20; Ps 141: 1-3, 8; Mk 10: 13-16 4:00PM Confessions at St. Bart’s with Fr. Jerry 4:30PM Mass at St. Vivian with Fr. Freson: Dorothy Eagle/Jeff Eagle 5:00PM Mass at St. Bart’s with Fr. Jerry: FOCUS ON NEXT WEEKEND’S READINGS: May 21/22 (#1088 Harry Schraivogel/Rosalie & Family in SB Gather #976 in SV Hymnal): Images of our triune God abound in the readings for the Most Holy Trinity. They summon Sunday, May 22 us to a spirit of thanksgiving for the created world that brings The Most Holy Trinity beauty, joy, and depth to our lives. Saint Paul tells us that through 9:30AM Mass at St. Vivian with Fr. Jerry: the power of the Holy Spirit, the abundant love of God is poured In Honor of the Birthday of Deacon
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