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Mass Intentions
Monday, October 12 7:30 AM Holy Trinity……………..Lamanna Family
12:00 PM St. Joseph………..………Delia Devir Tuesday, October 13 12:00 PM
St. Joseph……..…………Matthew Schmidt 6:00 PM Holy Trinity……..………All
Trinitarians Wednesday, October 14 7:30 AM Emmanuel………………Jean H.
Thomason 12:00 AM St. Joseph…………….…Davidde Burkhart Thursday,
October 15 12:00 PM St. Joseph………………..Christine Durr 6:00 PM
Emmanuel……………….Joe Warren Friday, October 16 7:30 AM
Emmanuel………………Mary Ann Troutman 12:00 PM St. Joseph………………..Sheila
Riggs Saturday, October 17 7:30 AM Emmanuel…………........Living &
deceased members of Subler Family 12:00 PM St. Joseph………………..Manuel
Martinez 4:30 PM St. Joseph…………..……For our parishioners 5:15 PM
Emmanuel……………….For our parishioners Sunday, October 18 8:30 AM Holy
Trinity…………….Ralph Mergler 10:00 AM St. Joseph……………….Nicholas
Brundage 10:30 AM Emmanuel………………Bill J. Hoogsteden 11:30 AM Holy
Trinity…………….For our parishioners
Next Week’s Readings: Isaiah 45:1, 4-6; Psalms 96:1, 3, 4-5,
7-10; 1st Thessalonians 1:1-5: Matthew 22:15-21 Confessions:
Emmanuel: Saturday: 4:00-5:00 PM, Sunday: 10:00 AM Holy Trinity:
Sunday: 8:00 AM St. Joseph: Monday-Saturday 11:30 AM; Saturday:
4:00 PM
Emmanuel Church 1837 St. Joseph Church 1847 Holy Trinity Church
1861
Emmanuel Church 149 Franklin St. - 45402
Office: 937-228-2013 Web Site: www.emmanuelcatholic.com
E-mail: [email protected] Deacon Rusty
Baldwin
Br. Matt Schaefer, C.PP.S. DRE & Bookkeeper Mary
Beemsterboer, Secretary
Dennis Pyles, Maintenance Michelle Carner, Music Director
Holy Trinity Church 272 Bainbridge St. - 45402
Office: 937-228-1223 Web Site: www.holytrinitydayton.org E-mail:
[email protected]
Judith L Trick, Business Manager Marina Dodaro, Secretary
Lynda Middleton, DRE/Pastoral Associate Krista Schupbach, Music
Director
Shaughn Phillips, Region 7 Evangelization & Young Adult
Ministry
Saint Joseph Church 411 East Second St. - 45402
Office: 937-228-9272 Web Site: www.stjosephdayton.org E-mail:
[email protected] Rita Zimmerman, Business Manager
Bill Baron, Maintenance Bradley Wilson, Music Director
Miraculous Medal Novena with Adoration and Benediction at
Emmanuel on Tuesdays 7:00 PM
To Register for any parish please contact the par ish office
For Baptisms, Weddings or Ministry to the Homebound please
contact your parish office.
Downtown Dayton Catholic Parishes October 11, 2020
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time Pastor: Fr. Angelo Anthony,
C.PP.S.
Parochial Vicar: Fr. Matthew Keller, C.PP.S. In residence: Fr.
Ken Pleiman, C.PP.S.
Served by the Missionaries of the Precious Blood
www.cpps-preciousblood.org
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FR. MATT’S PEN
You are invited! You are invited to a meal. The meal that you
are invited to is free and promises to be the best meal you have
ever had. This meal will begin with a social time of meeting the
guests you are about to share this meal with; some guests you will
know well, some will be people that you have met a time or two, and
some of the guests you are going to meet for the first time. It
will be a friendly gathering and in this friendly gathering there
will be appetizes to wet the appetite, something salty, sour,
sweet, and savory. A foretaste of the good things that are about to
come.
At the appointed time the host will ring a bell to call you and
your fellow guests to table. A long table, with nice comfortable
chairs, at each place there will be multiple plates, cups, and
pieces of silver-ware. Once everyone is seated you will be served a
salad with a vari-ety of fresh crisp vegetables and dressed with a
savory dressing, along with freshly baked bread right out the oven
and butter that melts instantly into every nook and cranny. After
the salad and bread will come the main course. The main course will
feature your favor-ite protein cooked to perfection; it will melt
in your mouth. Also, on the plate there will be the right balance
of starch and warm vegeta-bles to compliment the protein. Be sure
to save room for dessert, as this meal will end the way that all
meals should end with dessert, a dessert that is sweet and rich but
not too sweet or rich but exactly right to bring the meal to its
close. As you eat, and physically nourish your body you will also
nourish your spirit as you and the invited guests have a lively
conversation with everyone talking and enjoying each other’s
company. After everyone has finished eating you and the invited
guests will return to your homes. This is the dinner you are
invited to enjoy, are you coming?
Some hear this invitation to this free dinner, it sends your
mouth watering and say “absolutely, I am coming, when is it?” Still
others hear about this invitation and are skeptical, they say,
“sounds too good to be true, and if it sounds too good to be true,
it probably is, nothing is really free, there is always some catch,
no I am not com-ing”. Still others will say “as good as the dinner
sounds and as much as I would like to eat the meal, I am on a diet
and I cannot come”. Still others will say they just cannot
attend.
In our scriptures today we hear of an invitation to a feast.
Isaiah speaks about how the best food will be provided. Jesus
speaks of a king hosting a wedding feast for his son. The king
prepares the best spread for the occasion as we hear the “calves
and fattened cattle are killed, and everything is ready” Matthew
22:4. The king dispatches the servants to summon the invited guests
to come to the feast and the invited guests refuse to come and we
hear the king’s frustration. Each time we come to Mass, each time
we receive the Eucharist we come in response to an invitation to
eat the best food that nourishes, sustains, and satisfies our
lives.
While we are sustained, nourished and satisfied, we also share
the king’s frustration as there is empty space in our church for
others to share in this feast. Some of the empty space we know is
because we are in the middle of a pandemic and it is best that they
do not join us. Still others choose not to be come because it
sounds too good to be true. Or they choose not to come because of a
past hurt, they have been there but did not get nourished, or for
some other reason. Still our call as the Lord’s servant is to go
out and to continue to invite the guests to this feast. Who is the
Lord calling you to invite?
REGIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
World Mission Sunday Collection, October 18 - For next weekend’s
mission collection, please support our fellow Catho-lics in 1,100
mission dioceses worldwide through the Holy Fa-ther’s Pontifical
Mission Societies. Your generous donation is appreciated more than
ever this year as the COVID pandemic is having a deadly effect on
many of our 1,150 mission dioceses worldwide. With their scarcity
of medical supplies, facilities, and personnel, the need is very
high. You may also give on-line though the Mission Office at:
https://www.givecentral.org/pontificalmissionsocieties. Or mail a
check to: Mission Office, Archdiocese of Cincinnati, 100 E 8th
Street, Cincinnati, OH, 45202. Thank you for your generous gift
that enables God’s love and hope to come alive.
October Respect Life Month - The U.S. bishops have reaf-firmed
that “the threat of abortion remains our preeminent priori-ty
because it directly attacks life itself, because it takes place
within the sanctuary of the family, and because of the number of
lives destroyed.” While they did warn us not to “dismiss or ig-nore
other serious threats to human life and dignity such as rac-ism,
the environmental crisis, poverty, and the death penalty,” they did
give priority to upholding and defending our brothers’ and sisters’
most basic right—to live. (There were 20,123 abor-tions reported in
Ohio in 2019. In Montgomery County 2,740 babies were aborted.)
“Society as a whole must respect, defend and promote the dignity of
every human person, at every mo-ment and in every condition of that
person’s life. Each life is a gift from God and ultimately belongs
to God. It is our responsi-bility to care for and protect human
life, especially the lives of the most vulnerable among us.”
Rosary Rally now a Eucharistic Procession, October 31st, 2020, 1
p.m.—The October 17th Rosary Rally has been rescheduled to
Saturday, October 31st as a Eucharistic Procession to begin at 1
p.m. inside Emmanuel Catholic Church, 149 Franklin Street, Dayton.
Fr. Ambrose Dobrozsi will lead the procession from Emmanuel
Catholic Church, through neighboring downtown Dayton, for
approximately 1 mile, on paved and flat surfaces. Please invite
family and friends, fellow parishioners and neighbors to join this
holy procession as Holy Family Catholic Church choir members lead
songs of Eucharistic hymns and chants, honoring Our Lord in all
things, including these turbulent times that we’re currently
experiencing in our community and the United States.
All teens (grades 7-12) are invited to Tom’s Corn Maze, Sunday,
October 18 from 4pm-7pm. $10 per person. When you pay please
mention you are with Emmanuel Church so you get a wrist band.
Snacks will be provided. Pease bring water bottle and a chair. 4881
Germantown-Liberty Road, Germantown 45327. Questions? Contact Tanya
Lee 937-885-7432. Region Blood Drive Returns to Help Meet Urgent
Needs! The Region 7 Health Ministries Team is sponsoring quarterly
blood drives. Donations are critically needed! The Community Blood
Center (CBC) has experienced over 300 blood drive cancellations
totaling a loss of 10,000 units since the COVID-19 virus began in
March. More are anticipated due to school and business changes.
Our next drive is Wednesday, Oct. 21st, from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm
at the CBC, 340 S. Main St. Please consider taking a bit of time to
donate a true gift of life! Appointments are highly encouraged.
Just call 1-800-388-GIVE, or go to their website at
www.donortime.com to schedule.
To help keep everyone safe, the center has made extensive
adjustments including adding a third floor collection room to
improve distancing. Strict guidelines including masks and
distancing, staff and donor temperature checks, thorough cleaning
in all donor areas and individually wrapped snacks are also in
place.
Mark Your Calendars! Days of Prayer
October 21st Feast of St. Gaspar celebrated with a Day of Mercy
from 10:00 AM until 6:00 PM Eucharistic Adoration, Confessions and
Prayer at St. Joseph Church.
November 3rd Election Day Prayer for Peace from 10:00 AM until
6:00 PM at Holy Trinity, closing with Mass.
November 8th Prayer for Unity from 12:00 Noon until 3:30
PM with Eucharistic Adoration, Confessions and Prayer clos-ing
with the Divine Mercy Chaplet.
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Welcome to Millie Clare Stewart, baptized last Sunday at Holy
Trinity. Congratulations to the proud parents, Zach and Hannah
Stewart. Rite of Christian Initiation for all adults who are
interested in learning more about the Catholic Church are invited
to attend our session today at 12:45 p.m. in Trinity Center. No
commitment is necessary, just an open mind and a willing heart to
grow closer to Jesus. Lectors Please Note: I will be order ing the
new Lector ’s workbooks shortly. If you would like a copy, please
call or email Judi at [email protected]. Help is Needed
Thursday, November 5th star ting at 4:00 p.m. We will be making
cabbage rolls for our 2020 Bizarre Bazaar. If you can come help,
please come to Trinity Center Kitchen. Everyone will be wearing
masks and we will be social distancing. An order form to place your
order is included in this bulletin. We are please to be able to
keep this part of our Annual Bazaar alive and well. It won’t be the
same, but you can still get delicious cab-bage rolls to enjoy at
home. Our Mass of Remembrance for the family of those bur ied from
Holy Trinity since November 1, 2019 will be Sunday, November 1 at
the 8:30 Mass. If you had a family member or friend buried from
elsewhere and would like them remembered at this Mass, please call
the parish office. Mary, Mother of God...What was it like to be the
Mother of God? How does knowing Mary increase our knowledge of and
love for her Son? What can we know about her, in her time and in
our own? Presented by the Region 7 Downtown Dayton Catholic
Churches and The Knights of Columbus on October 12, 19, and 26,
2020 from 6:30-8:00 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall on
Bainbridge Street. To Register for In-person Sessions: Contact:
Lynda Middleton at [email protected]. To Register for
Virtual Sessions: Contact: Shaughn Phillips for Zoom information at
[email protected]. Thanks to all who are par
ticipating in our recycling program here at Holy Trinity. The green
and yellow dumpster at the north end of Bainbridge Street is there
for you to drop off catalogs, magazines, newspapers, junk mail,
office paper, fax paper, notebooks, folders and cardboard. Please
continue to bring your aluminum beverage cans to Mass with you or
drop them by the parish garage when you come through town. We also
accept spent batteries so they can be disposed properly. Place in
the plastic tub on the steps in the vestibule. Choir Rehearsals are
at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday evenings. If you have a love for singing
and would like to lend your voice to our choir you are welcome and
come and make yourself known to our music director, Krista
Schupbach.
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH
Generous Contributions for October 4, 2020
Weekend Offertory: Budget Collection $6,400.00 $8,139.84 Respect
Life: $ 559.00 Many thanks for the generous spirit of our
parishioners and to all who are making up their Sunday offerings,
either by mail or through the Sunday collections. Fr. Angelo and
Fr. Matt
Prayer List
Please join us in praying for an end to abor tion in our
country! The 40 Days for Life campaign goes through November 1st.
Emman-uel/Region 7 is committed to pray each Wednesday from 4-7pm
at the abortion clinic. To sign up contact Gwen Sobieski,
937-623-4612.
The Emmanuel Parish Music Program Fund is an ongoing financial
resource for the promotion of many facets of our music program
which reach beyond the normal scope of its budget, such as
providing music lesson scholarships for parishioners interested in
sharing their talents with us, funding special guests and training
opportunities, and purchasing extraordinary equipment or music.
Donations for the continuance of this program fund are always
welcome; if you would like to offer a gift, please contact Michelle
Carner, Director of Music, at 937-478-4097 or place your donation
in the offertory collection basket in an envelope marked, "Emmanuel
Parish Music Program Fund." Your generosity is appreciated!
Do you sing or play an instrument? You may be just the person to
apply for one of the scholarships offered by the Music Fund!
Application forms with all the details may be found on the tables
in the back of church. Contact Michelle Carner, Director of Music,
at 937-478-4097 or at [email protected] with any questions.
Emmanuel Children’s and Youth Choirs are back! The Emmanuel
Children’s and Youth Choirs will begin rehearsals on Sunday,
October 18. Rehearsals are held on most Sundays from 9:00-10:00
a.m. in the Sciarrotta Ballroom on the 3rd floor of the Emman-uel
school building. Children and teens of the parish ages 8-18 are
welcome to join. Singers learn the principles of proper singing and
all styles of Catholic liturgical music. Choirs are featured during
the 10:30 a.m. Mass throughout the year. For more information,
contact Director Virginia Kuepper at [email protected].
Parish Address Directory. We have pr inted a directory of
parishioner contact information that can be included in the back of
your pictorial directory. All parishioners who have a photo
included in the pictorial directory may pick up your copy in the
back of church.
EMMANUEL CHURCH
Generous Contributions for October 4, 2020
Weekend Offertory: Collection $ 9,158.00 St. Vincent de Paul: $
915.80 Respect Life: $ 893.25
Many thanks for the generous spirit of our parishioners. Fr.
Angelo and Fr. Matt
Rebekka Anders Yves Benimana Michael Borgert John Carner Kelli
Anne Cartuyvelles Jon Chachula Laura Chachula Gary Eilers
Pray for the Men and Women Serving in the Military
David Musgrove Diane Nyirasimbi Anthony Pelfrey Jessica Pruitt
Aimee Storm Susan Varmuza Justin Williams
Nicholas Kern Morgan Konsdorf Cody Landers Greg Marcus Alex
McGarvey Zachary McIntyre Matthew Melvin
Virginia Allen Ralph Berry Teresa Bond Daniel Branch Bernard
Chachula Michael Dalessio Rick Emerick Anna Espy Annette & John
Fohl Cindy Gardina
Gary George Craig Hathaway George Hendrix Jack Hohl Thomas
Ledinsky Judy Marks Mike McDonald Patrick McDonald Brian Napier
Phyllis Rieger Tony Rocco Eric Rosenthal Randy Rosenthal Molly
Schneider Jan Timerding Trina Umberg Daniel Helen
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Chaminade Julienne is hosting two exciting exper iences in
October for parents and students to learn more about the Catholic
educational experience. Registration is now open for these in
person and virtual experiences.
CJ Campus Tours...Tuesdays & Thursdays | 3:30-7:30 p.m .
Take a guided walk around campus with Eagle Ambassadors leading the
way and answering questions. During this experience you will see
our teaching and learning spaces for class, performing arts,
athletics, and more — welcome to our Home. Space is limited and
registration is required. Register at cjeagles.org.
Virtual Parent Receptions Mondays through November 2 | 6 p.m.
You will get the chance to meet and mingle with the people who know
us best: our students and parents! CJ President Dan Meixner ‘84 and
Brandon Meyer, director of admissions, will also answer questions
and walk you through the admissions process. These virtual live
events promise personal connection, great conversation and the
opportunity to learn more about CJ. To register call 937-461-3740
x249 or email [email protected].
Women's Retreat with Father Nathan Cromly Saturday, Nov 14, 2020
8:00-5:30 PM , Our Lady of the Holy Spirit Center 5440 Moeller Ave,
Norwood, OH 45212. A day dedicated to prayer and meditation. Cost:
$55, including a continental breakfast and lunch. Registration
& Questions: [email protected] or
https://eagleeyeministries.brushfire.com/saint-john-leadership-network/477153
Grace Gratitude, and Grit: Date with Father Nate Friday,
November 13, 2020 6:00pm - 10:00pm, Our Lady of the Holy Spirit
Center 5440 Moeller Ave Norwood, OH 45212. An evening with your
spouse and other couples seeking to grow in their marriages, led by
Father Nathan Cromly. Cost: $80 per couple, includes heavy hors
d'ouevres, beer, wine, and soft drinks. Questions:
[email protected], Registration:
https://eagleeyeministries.brushfire.com/saint-john-leadership-network/47713
LifeTech Conference 2020, Saturday, October 24th Join us and
learn about the latest in the science, ethics, and history.
Questions at [email protected] or 937-229-1474.
Our Mass of Remembrance for the families of those who have died
this past year and been buried from St. Joseph will be on November
2nd at the noon Mass. If you have a family member who was buried
somewhere else and would like them remembered at this Mass please
call the rectory. We would like to welcome Marc and Harmony Thoma
to our parish family. We’re delighted you’ve decided to join us.
Congratulations to John & Kr ista Henehan on the baptism of
their son Mac Werner Henehan. We’re happy to welcome little Mac to
our parish family. To view the live or recorded Masses go to our
webpage http://www.stjosephdayton.org/. There are several links
there for watching live and recorded Masses. The video and sound
quality of our live-streamed Masses have improved tremendously. If
you had trouble viewing us on-line in the past we invite you to
join us once again for Mass at St. Joseph Church.
Demeter IT, LLC Adam Demeter, Parishioner
Computer/Laptop fixes and installs, Virus removal Smart Home
Device set-up
937-902-0476 [email protected] demeter-it.com
STEFAN NEUMEISTER CELL 937-608-1481
The Enterprise Roofing &
Sheet Metal Co. 1021-25 Irving Avenue, Dayton, Ohio 45419
Phone 937-298-8664 Fax 937-298-4516
[email protected]
COMMERCIAL—INDUSTRIAL—RESIDENTIAL
Jeff Henehan
293-9693
Please keep the following people in your prayers.
Call the rectory if you would like to be added to the prayer
list.
Generous Contributions for October 4, 2020
Weekend Offertory: Collection $7,063.00 Charity: $ 166.00
Many thanks for the generous spirit of our parishioners. Fr.
Angelo and Fr. Matt
ST. JOSEPH CHURCH
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Area Activities
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