December 29, 2013 - Incarnation Parish

December 29, 2013
www.incarnation-parish.com
PARISH OFFICE
55 Williamsburg Lane
937.433.1188
Fax: 433.3263
Rev. Lawrence Mierenfeld
Pastor, 205
Rev. Scott Wright
Parochial Vicar, 204
Rev. George Uralikunnel
Weekend Assoc. 776.4331
Mr. Robert Zinck
Deacon, 902.5428
Mr. Roger Duffy
Deacon, 269.6256
Mr. Alex McCullough
Seminarian Intern, 203
Mr. Tim Niesel
Pastoral Associate, 215
Mrs. Marilyn Porcino
Pastoral Associate, 201
Mr. Kevin Samblanet
Music Minister, 214
Mrs. Tiffany vonClausburg
Secretary, 200
Mrs. Linda Bottermuller
Bookkeeper, 216
Mr. George Molinsky
Bus.Mgr./Dev., 213
Religious Education
433.3377
Mrs. Paula Weckesser
Coordinator, 211
Mrs. Cathy Winkofsky
Admin.Assnt., 210
Incarnation School
45 Williamsburg Lane
433.1051
Mrs. Cheryl Reichel, Ph.D.
Principal, 138
Mrs. Susan DiGiorgio
Assistant Principal, 137
Youth Ministry
433.5589
Daniel Dunn, 209
Registration
Marriages
New parishioners are asked
to contact the office.
A warm welcome to all.
Please plan for six months
preparation time. Contact
Mrs. Porcino.
Baptisms
Hospital & Homebound Visits
Baptisms are held on the
first three Sundays, after the
noon Mass. Baptisms may
be scheduled on the 4th
Sundays during the noon
Mass (limit 4). First time
parents should plan to
attend the Baptismal
Preparation Program
offered the first Thursday
of each month (7:30 Parish
Center).
RCIA
Obtain information on The
Rite of Christian Initiation
of Adults by calling Tim
Niesel.
MASS TIMES
We take particular care to
visit those hospitalized
and homebound. If you or
a family member are
hospitalized or homebound, please call the
parish office. If there is a
need to be anointed, you
may contact the office
with that request.
Mass Intentions
Call or visit the Pastoral
Center.
Daily
6:30, 8:30*: (*All school Mass Fridays 9:00 Church)
Saturday : 8:30am
Sunday Liturgy
Sat. 5:30pm Sun: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, noon—Church
9:30 and 11:00—Parish Center
Holy Days
Holy Day- 6:30, 9:00, noon, 7:00pm
Confessions
Saturday mornings, 9:00-9:45
Eucharistic Adoration
3rd Mondays, 7:00pm, with Exposition and Benediction
Church open (door closest to Rectory) throughout the week for
private adoration: Mon-Thurs, 6:00am-9:00pm; Fri, 6:00am-5:00pm;
Sat, 8:00am-6:30pm; Sun, 7:00am-9:00pm
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Mon....1 Jn 2:12-17 • Ps 96:7-10 • Lk 2:36-40
Tue .....1 Jn 2:18-21 • Ps 96:1-2, 11-13 • Jn 1:1-18
Wed....Nm 6:22-27 • Ps 67:2-3, 5-6, 8 • Gal 4:4-7 • Lk 2:16-21
Thu .....1 Jn 2:22-28 • Ps 98:1-4 • Jn 1:19-28
Fri.......1 Jn 2:29—3:6 • Ps 98:1, 3-6 • Jn 1:29-34
Sat......1 Jn 3:7-10 • Ps 98:1, 7-9 • Jn 1:35-42
Sun.....Is 60:1-6 • Ps 72:1-2, 7-8, 10-13 • Eph 3:2-3a, 5-6 • Mt 2:1-12
THE HOLY FAMILY OF JESUS, MARY, AND JOSEPH
This Sunday we celebrate the Feast of the Holy
Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph. This is one of
my favorite celebrations of the year! Our God,
the God of the universe, the God who
created the moon, the stars, and the Grand
Canyon, chose to humble himself to take on
human flesh in such a beautiful way; in a way
that we can all relate to; as part of a family. With
the birth of Christ came a new family of three. I
think we focus so much on the divinity of
Christ, that we often forget that here are these
new parents trying to cope with all the things
that new parents struggle with. Mary and Joseph
had to change diapers, get up in the middle of
the night when Jesus was crying, worry about what to feed him and how
much, catch him when he fell as he learned to walk, and be there to comfort
him when he got a “boo boo.” All the sudden this little boy, this true gift
from God, was entrusted to them!
Jesus could have come as a teenager, as a young man, or any other form ever
created (he is God after all), but he chose to come as a baby that had to rely
on his parents for his every need. This is not only an incredible example of
humility, but also shows us as humans how we are called to allow ourselves to
be vulnerable with one another. God calls us all into selfless, loving, trusting ,
holy relationships with our families and friends. This holiday season I pray all
of our families grow in holiness by recognizing the many true gifts from
God that have been entrusted to us.
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
Monday, December 30
6:30—Priest’s Intention
8:30—Hugh Podvin (d)
Tuesday, December 31
Wednesday, January 1
Thursday, January 2
6:30—Ben Cramer (d)
8:30—Betty Gilles (d)
Friday, January 3
6:30—Ed Klosek (d)
9:00—Marjorie Markowski (d)
Saturday, January 4
8:30—Janice Weber (d)
Sunday, January 5
7:30—Purgatorial Society
WEEKEND SCHEDULE
Saturday, January 4
5:30: Fr. Scott
Sunday, January 5
7:30: Fr. Bill
9:00: Fr. Stretch
9:30: Fr. Scott
10:30: Fr. George
11:00: Fr. Scott
12:00: Fr. George
SUNDAY COLLECTION
December 22______$45,166
2013 Contribution Deadline
2013 Contributions must be received by
January 6.
BAPTISMS
Noelle Nicole Fultz
Daughter of Devin and Emily (Fink)
Natalie Suzanne Hanson
Daughter of Troy and Maria (Lopez)
Ellie Katherine Mayo
Daughter of Brian and Nicole (Lepone)
Danny Dunn
Youth Minister
TRAVELING CRUCIFIX
Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God
(Holyday of Obligation)
December 31, 5:30—Church
January 1, 8:30 & 10:30—Church
Feast of the Epiphany
January 5, Regular Sunday Mass Schedule
Epiphany Celebration of Lessons and Carols
January 5, 3:30
The Enslein and Naples Families
are scheduled for the transfer
Jan 5 at the 7:30 Mass.
ATTENTION LECTORS &
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
New schedules for Jan-Apr are available in the
sacristy. Please pick up your copy.
LITURGICAL BITS & BYTES
Holy Family
These days everyone is thinking about resolutions for this New Year. Here is a
paraphrase of the Prayer of St. Francis that in this parish family we might grow as
the instruments of the Lord's presence as part of our New Year's resolutions.
Lord, make our parish the instrument of your presence.
Help us to depend not on collections and committees, but on a lively faith.
Keep us open to build bridges between people, and not isolate into factions.
Guide us to find words that encourage and affirm rather than criticize or belittle.
Give us the sensitivity to listen to the needs and hurts of others and not to react
with cynicism or selfishness.
For we believe that it is ours to build community where there is isolation,
To proclaim gospel wholeness where there is brokenness,
And to replace the shallow promises made by our world with the promise and the
presence of the Risen Lord.
BLOOD DRIVE Mon, Dec 30, from 3-7pm, Parish Center. Register to give blood and
receive a warm travel blanket! REQUIRED TO DONATE: A photo ID with your full
name or your donor identification card if you have one. Must be 17 or older (16 w/
signed CBC parental consent form) weigh at least 110 pounds, and be in generally
good health. ADULT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Adult volunteers needed bi-monthly to
provide refreshments and visit with parishioners for a couple hours after they
donate. Please contact Julie Belden at 478-7410 for more info.
Students wishing to earn service hours are welcome to bake cookies and recruit
new blood donors (receive 1 hour service credit for every two dozen cookies baked,
and/or for each first time donor that registers). Cookies may be dropped off at the
parish center 3pm the day of the blood drive. To make an appointment visit
www.donortime.com and enter sponsor code 813
For Questions about donating, call 1-800-388-GIVE.
JANUARY LEISURE CLUB MEETING Thurs, Jan 9, at 10:30am in the Parish Center.
January is "bag lunch" month so bring your lunch to the meeting and the Club
provides the usual drinks and desserts. Afterwards we will play bingo. All yearly
dues of $12 are due in January. Members who have a change of address or
telephone, please notify the Membership Chairperson, Dorothy Strehle. She is
preparing the new membership books and needs this information. Any questions,
please call Irene 291-1346 or Jean 433-1925.
THE CHALLENGE AND PROMISE OF NONVIOLENCE With the December death of
Nelson Mandela, and the first anniversary of the shootings at Sandy Hook
elementary school, the world’s thoughts turn once again
to ending violence and promoting peace. Beginning Jan
23, Incarnation joins with St. Charles, St. Francis of
Assisi, and St. Leonard parishes in offering a 12-part
program, The Challenge and Promise of Nonviolence. The
program helps participants deepen their understanding
and practice of peacemaking. Each of the two-hour
sessions will combine prayer and ritual, readings and
discussion, group interaction and immersion activities;
four of the sessions are film nights. The program begins
Thurs, Jan 23, 7-9pm at Incarnation. Cost of the
participant workbook is $20. The first and third sections (each section is composed
of three sessions) will be held on Thursdays. The second and fourth sections will
meet on Monday evenings. The last session is Mon, June 30 at St. Charles. To
register or for more information, call Marilyn Porcino, 433-1188, ext. 201. Change
begins when people of faith come together, gain insight into problems and commit
themselves to take action. Please join us as we work with our neighboring parishes
to lessen violence and make the world more peaceful.
INCARNATION SCHOOL
SAVE THE DATE: 12th Annual Trivia Night
will be Fri, January 31, 7-11pm at the Parish
Center. More info will be forthcoming.
Questions- Theresa or Ed Busher 436-0046
or [email protected].
DYNAMIC CATHOLIC BOOK PROGRAM
Located in the bookstands in both the Church
and Parish Center are great books that will
help you learn more about your faith. If you
are interested in more information about this
program, please contact Fr. Scott: 433-1188
or [email protected]
MOMS MORNING ENRICHMENT
Join our MOMS Morning Enrichment group as
we meet and befriend St. Therese of Lisieux,
our most-recently named doctor of the
church. We’ll see St. Therese through the
eyes of author Heather King in the book Shirt
of Flame: A Year with St. Therese of Lisieux.
Barnes and Noble says “[Heather] King, a self
-proclaimed “sober alcoholic” and Catholic
convert, combines witty humor and spiritual
depth in her latest memoir, which recounts
the year she spent reflecting on the life and
writings of St. Thérèse of Lisieux. The book
explores Thérèse’s life from childhood to
early death, and relates the experiences and
spirituality of the 19th-century cloistered nun
to King’s own life and spiritual journey in Los
Angeles... Join us as we meet this saint of the
“Little Way” on Tues, January 7, 9-11 am in
Room 105! Books cost $5 and will be sold at
the first meeting. Free childcare is available
by calling 312-9089 or at
[email protected].
MOMS EVENING ENRICHMENT
Ladies, are you curious about the Book of
Revelation, but too busy to participate in a
weekly Bible Study? Join us Wednesday,
January 15, 7-9 pm in the Community Room
when the MOMS Evening Enrichment group
will begin a biweekly journey through the book
of Revelation using Jeff Cavin’s Great
Adventure series. We’d love to have you join
us as we learn more about our faith through
study, fellowship, and fun. Cost of the study
is $25. To register or for more information
contact Kathy Hagerty, 937-434-8342 or
[email protected] or Beth Brough,
937-260-3185 or [email protected].
For in the mystery of the Incarnation a new Light of your Glory has shone...
John Paul Kalaman
Mark Cunningham
Mark Kreusch
Ralph Brinkman
Patricia Higgins
Richard Flaute
Dec.Patsy Russo Family
Barbara J. McGuinn
Dec. Leo L. Lucas Family
Ginny Berry
Mah ew Sol ich
Ronald Edsall
Kenneth Mitchell
William M. Belanich, Sr.
James David Fulwiler
Charles and Nina Kuhbander
Tony Kramer
Lillian & William Krippner
Caroline Wesolek
Jim Adamonis
Maria & Joseph Veenhuis
Lucas Wayne Shear
M/M Lewis Salvatori
James F. Beach
Kenneth H. Burr,Sr.
Karen Reidy
Connie Metzger
Frederick & Violet Burr
H.David Reynolds
Rich & Mirian Snyder
Joan Albon
Shirley Cahoon
Elmer (Pat) Fenelon
Earl & Bey Cl ar k
Robert Scranton
Gerald Hathaway
Michael J. Kollister
Thomas Leen
Hussong Family
Cecilia & Rudolph Blasi
Maxine Leen
Frank Jablonski
Alice & Edward Meunier
Shirley Janning
Helen Loughran
Barbara & Oscar Weiss
Bob Fisher
Cordonnier/O’Meara Families
Grayce & Arlene Stucker
Paul Locker
Bednorz & Armbruster Families
Jeff Brumfield
David Popp
Walter Dovale,Jr.
All Our Loved Ones
Gross & Oxford Families
Veronica & John Soloski
Jim Butler
Pauline Hopkins
Len Bedel
Adam Day
Bob Hecht
Bob & Norma Bishop
Evelyn Fitzgerald
Rachel Alejandrino Bon
Thomas J. Meier II
Barbara Bobbie Krug
Mary Ellen Kelly
Roger Evans
William R. Boario
Elizabeth Sewell
Grace & Robert Zinck,Sr.
John Rizzo
Mary & Andrew Palazoo
Virginia & Herbert Biersack
Dec. Corron Family
Joseph & Elizabeth Potosnak
William C. Melillo
Dec. Niederkohr Family
Jerome Boffa
Spencer & Mora Wise
Edward Mierenfeld
Raymond Zuelke
Theresa Mappes
M/M Al Moorman
Richard Burdg
Patricia (Romie) Feldmann
Alfred Krumnauer
Krug Family
Dolores Strickler
Ferrari Family
Hackley Family
Mary L. Smith
Vincent and Anna Mungo &
Kelley Syron
J.Eugene Kangas
Zobrist Family
Spearman/Manley Families
Ron Meyers
Kaiser Family
Bucky Weaver
Theresa Grosiak
Estelle & Curs Cl ar k
Therese Weaver
Mrs. Maryann Meute
Vernon Klosterman
Anna Tarkany
James DePaolis,Jr.
Margaret & Alex Lakatos
William J.B.Regan Family
Agnes & Thurman Man gl y, Sr .
Sciorilli Family
Paul Laake
Bertha & Isadore Steinke
Uhl Family
Donald Bleser
Elmer R. Hudson
Dec. Corr & Greis Families
Charles H. Hickey
David J. Hudson
Andras Korenyi-Both, Col. MD.
Jean Caruth
William & Marie Hudson
Jean Caruth
Andras Korenyi-Both
George & Frances Howard
Mary Anne Laumann
Walter Dovale,Jr
Cordonnier/O’Meara Families
William Draugelis
Joseph Kuhns
Charles & Agnes Horn
Richard A.Pfarrer,Jr.
Edna Pra
Joe & Michael Gibney
Ray Miller
Wanda Nurrenbrock
Kateryna Terlecky
Eileen Miller
Agnes Knapke
Madalyn Lemoine
Stephen Jarosz
Elmer Knapke
Annabelle Wellmeier
Hank Ferrazza
Larry Subler
Marilyn Agnew
Joanne Kosinski
Jack Wood
Noelle Elizabeth Braun
Peter Eodice
Tom & Laura Studer
Charles & Lois Goritz
Donna Eodice
Chrisan Amme t er
George & Rosemary Depp
Fred & Dula Brand
Pia Ammeter
Nancy Sheanshang
All of our Beloved Family and Friends
Anton Walker
Fred J. Miller
Ed Daley
Russell Hollis
Phyllis S. Robinson
James F. Leary,M.D.
Raymond T. Sill
Eugene Cordeiro
Anthony M. Guer rez
Marjorie Howell
Ellis Cobb
John S. Butkus
Blanche & Lloyd Hasson
Hugh and Jane Podvin
Guy Amicone
Joseph A. Deppen
Richard Brush
Phillip Kavulic
Daniel Angelle
Ken and Dorothy Borchers
Daniel Tobe
Sandra Angelle Smith
Robert Beikirch
Don & Mary Jane Meineke
Scheyd Family Members
Maddox James Criswell
Frank Detmer,Sr.
Serwa Family Members
Vince and Teresa DiBenedeo
Holmer Family
Kozlowski Family Members
Bill and Mary Dinus Horst
Vivian Hohl
Garro Family Members
Ashley Margaret Horst
Bernard Ben Cramer
Bernard Nieszczezewski
Robert “Pa” Dunagan
Ernest George
Henry Sroczynski
Nathan Kinderdine
Florence Treangen
Deceased Will Family
Stanley Rozewski
Earl Strong
John Charles Harvey,Jr.
Hugo Schnabel
Catherine Cashdollar
Virginia Berry
Eleanor McDonald
Nicholas Carlozzi
Jan Pocztarek
Arthur McDonald
Dorothy & John McLaughlin
Lawanda Horn
Rita Trick
Ray Carper
Jeane Chinnock
Harold Hays
Gerardina Larrea
Krista Ann Rummel
Carolyn Meade
Maria Phelps
Brody Cahill
Evelyn Miller
Helen Mock
Mary Meyer Daniszewski
Shirley Fumia
John & Virginia Mytro
Richard L. Blessing, Jr.
Barbara Fasnacht
Sutherland/Anderson Families
Deceased Blessing Family
Gabriel Orlando
Fred A. Henley
Deceased Gasper Family
Gary Roberts
Francis P. Rieser
Melba Flohre
Helen I. Burgess
Joseph A. Yanall
Nicholas Trombley
Robert E. Burgess
Raymond Sobecki
Rita A. Spotleson
Robert J. O’Brien
Vincenza Behrle
Brush / Bomhard
Nikki Lowman
Eric Behrle
Herbert E. Walter
Stacia Jean Lowman
Richard J. Clark
Dona Jean Walter
Spencer Berry
Cindy Beyerle
George A. Ballmann
Deceased members Marn Fami ly
M/M Joseph Sef
Mary L. Ballmann
Deceased members Akos Family
M/M Harry G. Kozma
Mary E. Strozdas
Rose K. Surovec
The Peter Sef Fami ly
Jeanne Ballmann Mangum
Joann Balke
M/M Harry Perur
Rev. James Steele
New Life Retreat
This is your invitation, direct from God:
Join us for Incarnation’s annual New Life Retreat!
In the rush of your life, with so much to do, has God gotten pushed to the sideline? Invite God back to the center of your life and experience the love, joy, hope,
and sense of purpose that God longs to share with you. When you step back from your ordinary routine to focus more clearly on your faith, you’ll discover an
intimate, loving, growing relationship with God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—guaranteed to change your life.
Over two-and-a-half fun-and-faith-filled days, you’ll get to know God in a whole new way. You’ll meet others who, like yourself, are searching for a deeper faith
experience, and leave with a toolbox full of tips to keep your faith alive and growing.
You know God is nudging you! Just do it this year.
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Thursday
January 17
January 18
January 19
January 30
6:30-9:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m. (includes 9:30 a.m. Mass)
6:30-9:30 p.m. (Optional Reunion Evening)
The New Life Retreat is led by a team of trained Incarnation parishioners. All sessions are held in the Parish Center, and meals are included. We
warmly invite you to journey with us to a new experience of the depth of God’s love!
To register or for more information, call Marilyn Porcino at 433-1188, ext. 201 or contact her by e-mail at [email protected].
Registration fee is $50, with financial assistance available if necessary. Registration deadline is Monday, January 13, 2014.
Snow dates: January 24-25-26 and 30
INCARNATION SCRIPTURE STUDY
Three Different BIBLE Study Programs!
 Grow with friends in your knowledge and understanding of the BIBLE.
 For all levels of BIBLE study experience, including BEGINNERS.
 Each session includes an opening prayer, video, and small group discussions.
Great Adventure:
Psalms-The School of Prayer
Great Adventure:
Walking Toward Eternity
Tuesdays, Jan. 14—March 25, 2014
9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Parish Center – Room 103A
Fee: $25.00 per participant
Free child care available
Wednesdays, Jan. 15—March 8, 2014
9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.
Parish Center — Room 103B
Fee: $20.00 per participant
Free child care available
Registration for:
5 Psalms
5 Walking Toward Eternity
5 Isaiah
Little Rock: Book of Isaiah
Wednesdays, Jan. 15—April 23, 2014
7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Parish Center – Room 103A
Fee: $20.00 per participant
Free child care available
Tuesday mornings
Wednesday mornings
Wednesday evenings
Name(s) ____________________________________________ Phone No. ________________
Address _______________________________________ City, State, Zip _________________
E-mail address ______________________________________________
No. of children needing child care _______Names & ages of children ________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Special needs _________________________________________________________________
Make checks payable to: Incarnation Parish
Mail registration to: Marilyn Porcino, 55 Williamsburg Ln., Centerville, OH 45459
Your advance registration will help us order enough books!
Grade 2-8 Performing Arts Opportunities at Chaminade Julienne
 Spring Musical Auditions for Children of Eden, Auditions: January 8, 6-8pm, Grades: 5-8. The Chaminade Julienne Performing Arts Department will be
holding auditions for select roles in the CJ high school production of Children of Eden. Auditions will be held Wed., January 8 from 6-8pm in the CJ
auditorium. Students should prepare a short song of their choice (bring sheet music) or choose a well-known song to sing. A piano accompanist will be
available. Performances are April 4, 5, 6. More information is available at cjeagles.org under Youth Programs.
 Hands in Harmony Sign Language Choir, Preparing for Winter Concert, Grades 2-8. Students interested in learning a song in sign language are invited to
perform with Hands in Harmony at CJ’s Winter Concert, Sunday, February 23. Rehearsals are held once a week in February. More information is available at
cjeagles.org under Youth Programs.
Divorced...Catholic...and Struggling? Yes, it’s true: there’s no such thing as CATHOLIC DIVORCE, but let’s face it: for a variety of reasons, CATHOLICS DO
CIVILLY DIVORCE. AND THE CHURCH IS HERE TO HELP! Please join us for 12 weeks of compassion, clarity and good counsel…all consistent with Church
teachings. Tuesdays: Jan 14, – April 1, Emmanuel Church, in the former Emmanuel Elementary School @ 153 Franklin St. in the meeting room at the top of the
stairs - Dayton. 7– 9pm, $20. Contact: Noreen Wendeln, 222-0227
DIVORCED? The Catholic’s DIVORCE SURVIVAL Guide 12-week group begins Jan. 14, 2014 at 7:00pm – 9:00pm in the former Emmanuel Elementary School in
Downtown Dayton at 153 Franklin St. Cost of ($20) per person includes a “Personal Survival Guide”, refreshments and all materials for 12 weeks. Find comfort
and counsel consistent with Catholic teachings. Sorry, no child care available. To register go to: https://secure.acceptiva.com/?cst=670e37 Questions: Call
Noreen Wendeln at Family & Respect Life Office 937-222-0227, or go to: http://www.catholiccincinnati.org/event/catholic-divorce-survival-guide/
Bishop Fenwick High School's Falcon for a Day Fri, January 10, from 8:45 -1:00pm. Learn what it feels like to be a Fenwick Falcon! Eighth Graders will arrive
in the morning, and spend the first half of the day learning about the academic and spiritual side of being a freshman at Bishop Fenwick. After an early lunch,
students are provided the opportunity to learn about all of the extracurricular activities they can get involved in here at Fenwick. Please register no later than Tues,
January 7, by calling our Admissions Office at 513-428-0525 or online at www.fenwickfalcons.org and click on Admissions/Visit Experiences link.
You Can Help Your Marriage Do you feel alone? Are you frustrated or angry with each other? Do you argue … or have you just stopped talking to each other?
Does talking about it only make it worse? Retrouvaille (pronounced retro-vi with a long i) helps couples through difficult times in their marriages. This program has
helped 10’s of 1000’s of couples experiencing difficulties in their marriage. For confidential information about or to register for the upcoming program beginning
with a weekend on January 10 thru 12, please call (513) 456-5413 or (800) 470-2230 or visit the web site at www.retrouvaille.org or www.HelpOurMarriage.com.
Attention Women of All Ages! Catholic Scripture Study (CSS) is an exciting study for all women in the Dayton area, held at St. Henry Parish, (6696 Springboro
Pike) on Wed. mornings (9:30am) OR evenings (7pm). This year our study is titled “Hidden Treasures: A study of the Unique Women of the Bible.” It’s not too
late to join us! Come to an intro class on Wed, Jan 8 at either of the times listed above.
For more info call or e-mail Mel at 620-8642 [email protected] or Margie at 866-7917
[email protected] or visit the CSS webpage at www.sthenryparish.com.
"Widowed? Why not start 2014 looking at NAIM, the social Catholic organization with YOU in
mind. Next meeting is January 13th at 1pm at the Smith Building on the St. Helen campus, 5000
Burkhardt Rd. The NAIM club will attend the 9AM Mass at St. Charles parish on January 19,
followed by breakfast at the MCL cafeteria with conversation and/or cards. For more information
call: Bob Zimmer (439-2665) or (Sunny Hickey 433-1437).