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MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK Monday, 5 9:00 am Glen Beckham (Req. Diane Warren & Dave Ryan) Tuesday, 6 8:00 am JoAnn Judith Scherder Cobble (Req. Ron & Cecilia Dennis) Wednesday, 7 8:00 am Mary Helen Bach (Req. Janice Cash) 9:30 am Alvin Hardin (Req. Mark Bergman) Thursday, 8 8:00 am Bill Waechter (Req. Miller, Mindrum & Phillips Families) Friday, 9 8:00 am Rolfe Bloemer (Req. Robert & Mary Jo Rickling) Saturday, 10 8:00 am Marty Nie (Req. Norman Meier) 5:00 pm John & Loretta Scherder & Family (Req. Loretta Placke) Sunday, 11 8:30 am Anne Saulisbury (Req. Kathy Rump) 11:00 am Jack & Millie Behler (Req. John & Patti Robinson)

Readings for the Week of September 4th, 2016 Sunday 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Wis 9:13-18b; Ps 90:3-4, 5-6, 12-13, 14, 17; Phlm 9-10, 12-17; Lk 14:25-33 Monday 1 Cor 5:1-8; Ps 5:5-6, 7, 12; Lk 6:6-11 Tuesday 1 Cor 6:1-11; Ps 149:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6a, and 9b; Lk 6:12-19 Wednesday 1 Cor 7:25-31; Ps 45:11-12, 14-15, 16-17; Lk 6:20-26 Thursday Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Mi 5:1-4a or Rom 8:28-30; Ps 13:6ab, 6c; Mt 1:1-16, 18-23 Friday Saint Peter Claver, Priest 1 Cor 9:16-19, 22b-27; Ps 84:3, 4, 5-6, 12; Lk 6:39-42 Saturday 1 Cor 10:14-22; Ps 116:12-13, 17-18; Lk 6:43-49 Sunday 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time Ex 32:7-11, 13-14; Ps 51:3-4, 12-13, 17, 19; 1 Tm 1:12-17; Lk 15:1-32

FATHER MARIO’S NOTE ��

Prudent discipleship requires radical choices. In today’s Gospel, Jesus invites His followers to emulate the careful discernment of builders and warrior kings as they discern their response to His call. The cost of laying a sure foundation and being victorious in the way of discipleship is great. He is telling us up front the sacrifices it will take. His words aren’t just addressed to His chosen few, the Twelve; rather, to the great crowds – to anyone, to whoever wishes to be His disciple, which includes you and me! The radical choices He calls us to are challenging. We are to hate our old lives, renouncing all the earthly things we rely upon, to choose Him above every person and possession. Yet, although this is extremely difficult, He gives us the strength and the wisdom of the Spirit to guide us in all things. Discerning the priorities of life and ensuring that He is foremost is the most important first step. Once we have done that, permitting Him to guide us is vital. “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me,” must be our mantra. Giving everything to Him means depending upon Him to guide us. As we surrender to Him, our dependence upon Him becomes greater – and the strength we have through the Spirit becomes even greater as well! After months of planning and preparation, our 98th Annual Labor Day Festival is upon us! I pray that we have an enjoyable time with great weather, fellowship, and financial success, as well as safety. Best wishes to everyone as the Grand Raffle occurs! Have a great Festival – and, as always, may the Lord be honored in all that we say and do!

In His love, Fr Mario Joseph Tizziani Pastor

CATHOLIC QUOTE OF THE WEEK: “Preserve my life, for I am faithful: save the servant who trusts in you” (Psalm

86: 2).

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LECTORS EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS Sept 10 5:00 pm S. Shay F. Shay, M. & G. Woods, T. Brann, B. Schroeder, J. Stone, C. Scherder, D. Trenkamp, C. Deters Sept 11 8:30 am M. Bergman B. Eubank, A. & B. Saalfeld, A. & A. Bramer, S. Rauf, M. Kaub, R. Davis, B. Hummel 11:00 am J. Neuhaus A. Hummel, D. Grome, J. & T. Akers, A. Reed, M. Younger, S. Deters, G. & R. Bay SERVERS Sept 8 7:00 pm C., B. & A. Young, R. Lauck, L. Crowley, M. Prodoehl Sept 5:00 pm C., B. & A. Young, E. Head, E. Barton, B. Saalfeld Sept 8:30 am J. & W. VonHandorf, F. Blanchet, R Lauck, J. Martin, J. Kroger 11:00 am C. Holmes, J. & K. Grome, L. Fruchtenicht, E. Davies, Z. Chalfin

CATECHISM

Participation in Christ’s Prophetic Office – “Lay people who are capable and trained may also collaborate in catechetical formation, in teaching the sacred sciences, and in use of the communications media. ‘In accord with the knowledge, competence, and preeminence which they possess, [lay people] have the right and even at times a duty to manifest to the sacred pastors their opinion on matters which pertain to the good of the Church, and they have a right to make their opinion known to the other Christian faithful, with due regard to the integrity of faith and morals and reverence toward their pastors, and with consideration for the common good and the dignity of persons” (CCC

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LUMEN FIDEI – THE LIGHT OF FAITH – POPE FRANCIS

Today we begin a new document, the Encyclical

Letter Lumen Fidei, Pope Francis’ encyclical letter on the

gift of Faith, that gift that God has extended to us and how

the light of Faith needs to be nourished and reinforced so

that it can guide us on our collective and individual faith

journeys:

“The LIGHT OF FAITH: this is how the Church’s tradition speaks of the great gift brought by Jesus. In John’s Gospel, Christ says of himself: ‘I have come as light into the world, that whoever believes in me may not remain in darkness.’ St Paul uses the same image: ‘God who said “Let light shine out of darkness,” has shone in our hearts.” The pagan world, which hungered for light, had seen the growth of the cult of the sun god, Sol Invictus, invoked each day at sunrise. Yet though the sun was born anew each morning, it was clearly incapable of casting its light on all of human existence. The sun does not illumine all reality’ its rays cannot penetrate to the shadow of death, the place where men’s eyes are closed to its light. ‘No one – St Justin Martyr writes – has ever been ready to die for his faith in the sun.’ Conscious of the immense horizon which their faith opened before them, Christians invoked Jesus as the true sun ‘whose rays bestow life.’ To Martha, weeping for the death of her brother Lazarus, Jesus said: ‘Did I not tell you that if you believed, you would see the glory of God?’ Those who believe, see; they see with a light that illumines their entire journey, for it comes for the risen Christ, the morning star which never sets” (LF 1).�

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PRAY FOR THE SICK Debbie Bach, Mike Baumgartner, Bob Bergman, Rose Marie Bremel, Becky Brann, Debbie Brinker, Agnes Burwinkel, Gretchen Bryan, Russ Connors, Dorothy Crawford, Charlie Cox, Shannon Davis, Laurie Dirr, Donald Fahrenkamp, Lois Fahey, Marie Fern, Terry Flannery, Barb Hagedorn, Janet Halker, Patricia Harney, Michael Hensley, Nolan Heringer, Rose Hester, Dave Hinkle, Debbie Hick, Larry Hoffman, Joe Huesman, Kathleen Hurley, June Hurley, Jim Hurtt, Janna Ising, Lorraine Keller, Angela Kremer, Stephen Maher, Ruth Magee, Doug Martin, Alice Metzinger, Matthew Mitchell, Mike Mitchell, David Moellman, Marge Morehead, Mark Motz, Jack Mueller, Judith Mueller, Gina Nieporte, Holly Nylund, Jacob Paff, Denise Page, Patti Robinson, Steve Rosenberger, Austin Schultz, Hamilton Scott, Don Sebastian, Jim Schoborg, Martin Sosso, Barbara Stamper, Kevin Timmerding, Catherine Tizziani, Gino Tizziani, Gene Trenkamp, Phil Vaske, Anthony Velkly, Mike Weiland, Jeff Wesselman, Virginia Wessner, Scott White, Dinah Wilson, and Joan Wolfzorn. Remember also the residents of Regency Manor Nursing Home and other nursing homes that care for the sick.

PRAY FOR THOSE IN THE MILITARY Brendan Allf, Brian Arens, Elizabeth Bagot, Chris Boelscher, Tyler Brady, Jacob Brown, Drew Burk, Joseph Cappel, Jeremy Daugherty, Ryan Daugherty, Michael Denke, Joe Engleman, John Ferrell, Patrick Ferrell, Joshua Huesing, Tate A. Huesman, Tyler Hutton, Anthony Leap, Joe Maldonado, Anthony McGuire, Cody Miller, Michael Morehead, Kevin Rogers, John Scherder, Eric Schabell, Matt Stahl, Tyler Todd, Joseph Warren, Mitchell Weger, Scott White, Ian Wilkerson, and Otis Winter.

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MEETINGS FOR WEEK OF SEPT. 4th Tues. NO SCHOOL – FESTIVAL CLEAN-UP Wed. 9:30 am Mass at Regency Manor Thurs. 6-8 pm Confessions 7:00 pm Adoration/Benediction Knights of Columbus Fri. 8:30am-12 pm Adoration 11 am – 12 pm Holy Hour

BIBLE STUDY Another Bible Study will begin this month at St. Cecilia’s. The Book of Revelation will be studied in a 12 week DVD course presented by Jeff Cavins and Thomas Smith. Revelation: The Kingdom Yet To

Come is an intriguing study that shows how the kingdom established by Christ in His Church is intimately connected with the kingdom of heaven. Here you will discover what the mysterious figures and images of Revelation mean. You will see how Revelation is more than an apocalyptic vision of the “end times.” It is a revelation of God as our Divine Bridegroom and the Church as his spotless Bride, forever united in a heavenly, holy, and mystical marriage that we enter into every time we celebrate the Mass. Classes beginning on Tuesday, September 27

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will be held in the school from 7 to 9 pm. They will continue through December 13th. The cost per book for this study is $24.00. There is a sign-up poster in the Narthex for those interested in attending. Sign-ups need to be completed by next Sunday, September 11th to allow time to order the amount of materials we will need. Cost for your book will be collected at the beginning of the first class. If you have any questions please call Charlie Butler at 859-393-1461.

DIOCESAN DAY OF PRAYER FOR PEACE

His excellency, the Most Reverend Joseph E. Kurtz, Archbishop of Louisville and President of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has asked the bishops of the United States to set aside Friday, Sept 9th as a Day of Prayer for Peace in response to the many violent acts that have occurred and continue to occur in our nation and in the world. All Parishes in the Diocese of Covington will keep their churches open during the day and have Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament at a time during the day for Adoration in order that the faithful may pray before the Real Presence of our Lord so as to pray for Peace. At

St Cecilia’s, we will have the Blessed Sacrament

exposed following the 8:00 am Mass and continue

through noon. Each Deanery has also been asked to celebrate a Holy Hour with the priests and people of the Deanery beginning at 7 pm. The Holy Hour for our Deanery will be at St Agnes Roman Catholic Church. Please plan to set aside time to attend this important opportunity to pray for peace in our lives and throughout the world.

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DIOCESAN OBSERVANCE OF THE 15TH ANNIVERSARY OF SEPTEMBER 11

Bishop Foys invites all people of the Diocese to join him as he presides at Solemn Vespers on September 11, 2016 at 3:00 pm at the Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption in observance of the 15th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks on our country.

Local government officials along with police, fire and emergency personnel will also be present at the prayer service. Bishop Foys invites people of the Diocese to join him in prayer as we remember this tragic anniversary.

MATTHEW KELLY - LIVE AT ST. CECILIA SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2016 AT 9:00 AM

SAVE THE DATE!! Living Everyday with Passion & Purpose, led by Matthew Kelly, invites us all to identify God’s voice in our lives and the specific purpose for which we’ve been created. Matthew Kelly inspires attendees to apply the genius of Catholicism to every aspect of our lives including prayer & spirituality, work, dating & marriage, personal finances, health & well-being, parenting, and community involvement. Matthew Kelly and musician, Eliot Morris, prepare a unique message inspired by God and the teachings of the Church that promises to radiate in your life. Consider this: most people take more time to plan their annual vacation than they do to discover the voice of God and His plan for their life. Join us for one of our Living Every Day with Passion & Purpose events. It’s not your typical church event! It has been a life-changing event for tens of thousands of people. Get your tickets NOW after any weekend Mass or via the Dynamic Catholic website. Don’t delay, tickets WILL SELL OUT!

KEENELAND BUS TRIP The Keeneland Bus Trip will be October 8, 2016. Cost is $75 per person or $140 per couple (payment due when making reservations). Cost includes beer on the

bus, Grandstand Seating with admission to the Track. Lunch will be by Chef Joe Schultz. Limited space is available so make your reservations asap. Meet at St. Cecilia, 5313

Madison Pike in Independence at 9:00 am, bus to leave at 9:30 am sharp. Proceeds go to St. Cecilia’s Holy Name Society for the Scholarship Fund. For reservations call or text 513-615-5660 after 5 pm or email dstrain15@gmail.com.

CHILDREN’S LITURGY

The Children’s Liturgy of the Word begins next Sunday, September 11th, at the 11 am Mass. This ministry is for children ages 4-10. Younger children often cannot understand the message and have difficulty sitting and older children should remain upstairs for Father’s homily. Registration is not required. Just come forward when Father calls the children up for blessing and dismissal. We will return at the presentation of the gifts. Contact Karen Bunton at kbunton@stcindependence.org for information.

CHILDREN’S LITURGY LEADERS NEEDED

Do you feel comfortable talking to children about Jesus? Then be a Children’s Liturgy leader! Training and materials are provided. This is an important ministry to the children and our parish family and it only involves a once a month commitment at the 8:30 or 11:00 Masses. Children’s Liturgy begins September 11th at the 11 am Mass so come see what it’s about. If you’d like to get more information please contact Karen Bunton at kbunton@stcindependence.org.

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

His excellency, Bishop Foys, invites any couples in the Parish celebrating 1 year, 25 years, 50 years or 50 plus years of marriage in 2016 to join him at Solemn Vespers at the Cathedra Basilica of the Assumption on Sunday, September 18, 2016 at 3:00 pm, to commemorate and renew your wedding vows in his presence. An RSVP is required. Please contact our Parish Office if you would like to attend. Thank you…and Ad Multos Annos

MONTHLY EVENING RECONCILIATION

As an ongoing facet of the Year of Mercy, we continue to celebrate the Sacrament of Mercy – Reconciliation – every 2nd Thursday, here at St. Cecilia’s from 6-8 pm. Please plan to take advantage of this time to have a personal encounter with the Lord in His Sacrament of Mercy. Our next Confessions will be heard on Thursday, September 8th here at St. Cecilia’s.

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MASS INTENTIONS

Each Mass that is prayed, normally has a particular intention which is prayed specifically by Father during the Mass – whether pronounced or silently. The intention is listed in the bulletin next to the Mass time. You are encouraged to visit or contact the Church Office to request that a Mass or Masses be prayed. The intention(s) may be for a deceased loved one, a birthday or anniversary, anonymous or for other reasons. Prayer, especially through the intention of a Mass, is powerful. Most dates throughout the year, excluding Christmas, Easter and New Years are normally available for request. The first anniversary of a death is always set aside to be prayed for the individual who has died. Receiving a requested date is based on a first reserved basis. Mass intentions are $10.00.

INTERESTED IN KNOWING MORE ABOUT THE CATHOLIC FAITH?

In 1972, the Sacred Congregation for Divine Worship by Decree of the Second Vatican Council instituted the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA). RCIA is essentially the process through which adults are fully initiated into the Catholic faith community. Is RCIA

for me? If you or someone to whom you ask the following questions (spouse, neighbor, co-worker, etc.) answers ‘yes,’ then RCIA may very well be for you!

• Are you a non-baptized person? • Were you Baptized as a Catholic but were

never confirmed or received Holy Communion?

• Were you Baptized, made First Communion but never had any religious instruction beyond these Sacraments?

• Are you a non-Catholic interested in knowing about Catholicism?

• Are you interested in becoming a Catholic?

The cut-out below may be used to inform the Church office of those interested in the RCIA.!!

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RCIA meetings will begin on Wednesday, September 21st. Are you or do you have a non-Catholic family member, friend, or co-worker, whether not baptized or baptized in another belief, who may be interested in the Catholic faith? Do you know someone who was baptized Catholic but not raised in the Faith, or does not know their Faith? Now is a good time to be getting the word out! Again this year, Fr. Mario will be leading most of the weekly discussions, assisted by an excellent RCIA Team. This promises to be a great time of spiritual discernment and growth in which individuals will learn of the Faith, be strengthened in their personal Faith journey, and the reception of the Sacraments will occur. Below is a recommendation sheet to fill out and drop in the collection basket, mail in, or drop by the office. Let’s try our best to reach out with the Good News of our Faith!!!

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