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616 Reading RoadMason, Ohio 45040
Parish Office HoursMonday - Friday: 8:30am - 4:30pm
Phone: 513-398-3821Parish Office: ext. 3100School Office: ext. 3108After Hours Emergency: ext. 3200Fax: 513-398-2254
Bulletin DeadlineThe deadline for all articles for the Sunday bulletin is Friday afternoon, (9) days before the article appears in the bulletin. Please send items, along with the dates they should run, to [email protected] for submission.
FEBRUARY 25, 2018THE SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
I, YOUR GOD, ENTER INTO A NEVER-ENDING COVENANT AND RELATIONSHIP WITH YOU…
Our reading from the Book of Genesis and St. Paul to the Romans, focuses on God’s covenant with Abraham. A covenant is not like a contract that can be broken if one party fails to live up to the conditions of the agreement… a covenant is never-ending. In this case, even though we can and have broken our relationship with God through our sins, God will never abandon or forget us.
For Paul, no Old Testament character exemplified genuine faith better than Abraham, “the father of all of us.” The faith of Abraham is the faith of a Christian. By trusting in God, even when it seems impossible and difficult, God will bless us exceedingly. If we “believe in God who raised from the dead Jesus our Lord, who was delivered to death for our sins,” we will be saved. It was God who brought death to life in the womb of Sarah. It was God who brought Jesus to life from the dead. What Abraham was asked to believe (that God would bless Sarah with a child in her old age) was incredible. What we are asked to believe (that God raised Jesus from the dead and if we believe He will raise us as well) is just as incredible.
If we look at Abraham, we have the perfect example of how to move through Lent. He reminds the penitent that the God who promises forgiveness can be trusted. We are also reminded that to have implicit trust in a faithful God is to recognize that we are saved. Salvation is always a gift, never a reward. This gift is offered to all of us who listen to the teaching of Jesus, change our lives and hearts and believe in Him. The sure sign we have made this leap of faith is to live our lives differently… to care for the outcast, to lift up the lowly, to feed the hungry, to forgive those who have harmed us.
Today, with Abraham, we are put to the test. This is not a test FROM God but a test FOR God. When life happens, when difficulties and struggles appear, when it seems everyone else is getting ahead except me… DO I STILL BELIEVE? DO I SEE GOD IN THE MIDST OF EVERY EVENT and say, “it is good for us to be here”? The error of Peter and the others on the Mount of Transfiguration is their wanting to seize the moment and make present the glory that cannot be fully consummated apart from the cross. Abraham trusted and was blessed. If we trust, we too will be blessed and led to eternal life. As Paul says, “If God is for us, who can be against us?” He who did not spare his own Son but handed him over for us all, how will he not give us everything else along with him?
REFLECTING WITH THE PASTOR
Monday, February 26th at 7:00pmWednesday, March 14th at 7:00pm
St. Susanna Catholic Church
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MASS INTENTIONS & WEEKEND PRESIDERS
Monday, February 266:00pm Deceased Members of the Ed Wendel Family
Tuesday, February 278:15am Margaret Ann King
Wednesday, February 288:15am Jim Gibson
Thursday, March 18:15am Schowalter Family
Friday, March 28:15am Marian Jacobs
Saturday, March 38:15am Intention of the Parishioners5:00pm (Fr. Roush) Thornton Anderson
Sunday, March 47:30am (Fr. Roush) Margaret Gombita9:00am (Fr. Roush) Betty Farwick11:15am (Fr. Farrell) Peyton Somerville6:00pm (Fr. Farrell) Dorthy Kroeger
WEEKEND MASS TIMESSaturday at 5:00pmSunday at 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:15am, 6:00pm
Spanish Mass: 4:00pm the 2nd & 4th Sunday of the month
DAILY MASS TIMESMonday at 6:00pmTuesday through Saturday at 8:15am
HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION6:30am, 8:15am, 7:00pm
RECONCILIATIONMonday at 6:45pm and Saturday at 9:00am
EUCHARISTIC EXPOSITIONMonday, 6:45 - 9:00pm
FIRST FRIDAYAfter 8:15am Mass Friday to beginningof 8:15am Mass Saturday
ROSARY/DEVOTIONSTuesday through Saturday at 7:30am
Nursery AvailableThe nursery is available for 9:00 and 11:15am Masses. It is located in the Undercroft. Call ext. 3126 or email [email protected] for details.
Spanish MassA Mass in Spanish will be held at 4:00pm on the 2nd & 4th Sundays of every month. For details, contact Karla Eysoldt, (513) 448-8994 or [email protected].
Misa en español es el segundo y cuarto domingo del mes a las 4:00pm.
Parish MembershipWe joyfully welcome new members of our parish community. Please register by calling the Parish Office (513-398-3821), or online (www.stsusanna.org).
PRAY FOR THOSE SERVING OVERSEAS! Alex BackJake DenmanCraig DotyJoseph Patrick FuscoThomas PrieveDavid RodriguezJustin SchuhChristian SorfnsenJames WernkeRachelle WernkeBrandon WesleyRyan WhitakerJim WykoffMichael Zeller
PRAYERS FORTHOSE IN NEED Judy BabichJack BradyDonna BrownBettyLu BryanJeffery BurbridgeErica BurgerPam BurgerLinda Burnside-HeineDolores DiAngeloTony DierkersAshley DouglasLucy D’SouzaJohn GavinPeggy GospodarekScott GreislNorma GroneScarlett JamesLyle JonesKimberly KellyFrank LahrmanStephen LutesDavid MagellaSusan MarshLucas McCreaSarah NadolnyPhilip NwankpaChidinma NwankpaMichael PottnerBarbie QuintoJoel RiveraDoreen SchowalterWayne SchowalterMarie SeuberlingNathan ShacklefordMillie SmeltzerRichard SmithRodney SmithPaul St. ClairKelly StevensJulia TheilBeverly WardJenny WeibelRobert Wiggins
Prayer RequestsIf you have people to be prayed for and would like to have them in the bulletin, please email [email protected] and we will begin publishing them weekly.
Parish LibraryMedia can be checked out at any time. Stop by the Parish Office for help.
Children’s Liturgy of the WordFor children in grades K-2, September through May, 9:00 and 11:15am Masses. For details, contact Kristen Tell, ext. 3135 or [email protected].
IN LOVING MEMORY...
Robert “Smiley” JungkunzHusband of Joan Jungkunz
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Marriage PreparationPlease contact the Parish Office no later than six months prior to the date of intended marriage.
Baptism PreparationAll parents desiring Baptism for their children should go to the website and fill out the registration forms on the website at www.stsusanna.org/baptism.
If it is your first child, please feel free to attend the baptismal class at your earliest convenience. Couples may attend before the birth of their child, but registration must be complete.
Our Catholic FaithAre you interested in learning more about our beautiful Catholic Faith and perhaps becoming Catholic? Are you an Adult Catholic seeking Confirmation?Then please contact Susan Hack,ext. 3169 or [email protected].
ALTAR FLOWER DEDICATION
You can dedicate the placing of flowers at the altar in memory of a loved one or to honor a special occasion. The amount is $50 to defray the cost of the flowers.
To reserve a date, please contact the Parish Office, 398-3821, ext. 3100.
WORSHIP
Go to stsusanna.formed.org to create your FREE personal log-in.
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Sunday Cafe is an opportunity to explore a variety of topics. The group meets Sunday mornings at 10:15am in the St. Susanna Room. Coffee and light refreshments are served. All are welcome! For more information, visit: www.stsusanna.org/sundaycafe.
February 25th - March 18th: The Power of SilenceIn a time when there is more and more noise, and technology and materialism continue to exert their hold on us, Cardinal Robert Sarah presents a bold book about the strength of silence. The world generates so much noise that seeking moments of silence only becomes more necessary. Life is a silent relationship between what is most intimate in man and God. Silence is indispensable for hearing the music of God: prayer arises from silence and returns to silence with ever greater depth.
FINDING THE WAY
Women’s Lenten Day of Prayer, sponsored by the Women’s Association, Saturday, March 10th, in the St. Susanna Room! Ladies of the Parish, join us for a wonderful talk, Finding the Way, given by Fr. Eric about his own continuing conversion (and ours!) and life commitments. Registration: 11-11:30am, then lunch followed by talk and prayer, concluding by 2:30pm. Bread, soup, and salad lunch will be provided. Please register for numbers count, if possible, by contacting: Mary Ann Mushaben, 513-777-9430, [email protected], or Eloise Pitstick, 513-234-9292, [email protected].
Are you looking for a Lenten prayer for yourself and your family? Walk with the Lord each Friday of Lent at 7:00pm in Church. We will pray the Stations of the Cross, walking with Jesus to Calvary and opening our hearts to His loveand mercy.
Our quarterly Name Tag Sunday has been very well received. To continue this outreach, we need your help handing out nametags the weekend of March 10th/11th. This is a great family service project. Sign up on the parish website: www.stsusanna.org/nametagsunday or contact Karen Carter, 513-777-5325, to be a part of our ongoing efforts to build community at St. Susanna.
CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP MONTHLY MEETINGWednesday, February 28th, 7:00-8:30pm in the St. Susanna Church Undercroft
We’re here for you .. Whether you want to come just for an evening to ask questions or monthly. Please remember, if you know someone who is a caregiver, offer to bring them to the first couple of meetings, as they may be timid about going into a group where they do not know anyone. Call Sharon (509-3278) with questions.
2ND SUNDAY OF LENT, SURPRISING AND MYSTERIOUS.
Who is this Jesus shining before us in dazzling white clothes? The gospel tells us this: law-giver like Moses, prophet like Elijah, beloved Son like no other! He is the one who intercedes for us, who prays for us, who desires beyond hope for us an obediently devoted life now and a final heavenly life to come.• In listening to the Beloved Son, what do I need to hear?• How will this hearing change or better my behaviors?• How will I walk before the Lord these Lenten days doing mercy work?
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ADULT FAITH FORMATION
THE SCHUH CENTER IS GEARING UP FOR EASTER!
Donations are needed to help provide Easter baskets to families that are less fortunate. If you are able to provide any items, please
drop them off at the Peace and Justice Kiosk in the Gathering Space of church by Sunday, March 4th. Parishioners who would like to help assemble the Easter Baskets can meet at the Schuh Center on Saturday, March 10th at 10:00am.
IT’S KAIROS TIME
The next Kairos retreat at Lebanon Correctional Institution will be March 8-11,
2018 and your help is being asked for again. • Please plan on dropping cookies off at the church on March
3-4, or at the office until March 7. • If you can help financially, the cost of a weekend is around
$7,000, which is covered by contributions only. To sponsor an inmate is $125, which covers his meals for the weekend, and his Bible and cross. Any and all contributions are greatly appreciated and tax exempt.
• A prayer sign-up sheet is at the Peace and Justice desk, where you can offer an hour of prayer during the weekend. Just sign your name on the time slot that you are willing to stay in prayer for.
• If you would be interested in attending a closing ceremony at LECI on Sunday, March 11th, let me know.
Mike Weil 513-476-9959 [email protected] Velez 513-225-4311 [email protected] Mendel 513-304-1253
DISCIPLES IN ACTION
PARISH-WIDE LENTEN PROJECT
In 1943, the Roman Catholic Bishops of the United States established Catholic Relief Services to help war-torn Europe and its refugees recover. Today, more than 75 years later, their mission continues to focus on the poor overseas, using the gospel of Jesus Christ as their mandate. They continually seek to help those most in need, providing assistance on the basis of need, without regard to race, creed or nationality. The St. Susanna Parish Community will be collecting financial donations February 24th through March 25th (the Lenten Season) for Catholic Relief Services.
OPTIONS FOR GIVING:School/Preschool/CFP/EC: If you have a child in one of these programs, each class will be collecting for a specific gift – this will be at the discretion of the teacher/students.
Parish at Large: We will be collecting “Rice Bowl” donations which will be given to the Archdiocese CRS to be used where they are needed most.• Check made out to St. Susanna Parish with “CRS-Lenten
Giving” on the memo line. Place the check in an envelope clearly marked CRS-Lenten Giving and drop off at the parish office or in the Mass offering basket.
• Online donation through St. Susanna online giving site: www.osvonlinegiving.com/749 - choose “Quick Give” and then select “Catholic Relief Services” from the drop-down list.
• Cash/Check Donations, which includes the “Rice Bowl” boxes that can be picked up / dropped off in the Gathering Space on Collection Weekends: February 24th- March 25th.
For more information on the CRS Rice Bowl Program, go to: www.crsricebowl.org.
For questions regarding the St. Susanna Lenten Project, please contact Mary Jo Burns, [email protected] or 398-3821, ext. 3120 or Nancy Thomas, [email protected], 375-7476.
ST SUSANNA PARISH FISH FRY!! Week 2 Special: New England Clam Chowder
The Fish Fry is underway! Our Signature Salmon is back, along with weekly specials, including: Clam Chowder Week 2 and 5, Jambalaya Week 3 and 6, Salmon Cakes Week 4! We will offer our freshly prepared beer-battered cod and shrimp! For those that crave a bigger portion, we will be offering a Supersized meal option that includes 2 pieces of fish, a double order of Shrimp or one of each. SENIORS! The YOUNG AT HEART ROOM is back offering tableside service and a quiet atmosphere! And for those on the run, we offer DRIVE THRU SERVICE!! FINALLY, don’t forget our famous DESSERT TABLE offering a variety of HOMEMADE goodies to round out your dinner! The Fish Fry is held each Friday from February 16th through March 23rd at the Meyer Center from 5pm to 8pm. Come give us a try!
POWERFUL TOOLS FOR CAREGIVERSA program designed to help family caregivers like you.
Classes meet 90 minutes once a week for six weeks. This free class will give you tools to help you reduce stress, communicate effectively with other family members, your doctor, and paid help, take care of yourself, reduce guilt, anger and depression, help you relax, make tough decisions, set goals and problem-solve. Join us at the Bickford of Middletown for our next class session. Class Time Every Week: 6pm to 7:30pm. Dates of Classes: March 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th, April 5th and 12th. (Every Thursday for six weeks – attendance for at least 4 of the 6 classes is highly encouraged.) Registration is required. Register now by calling 513-672-3718 or email [email protected] or visit www.ccswoh.org/caregivers for more information. Sponsored by Hospice Care of Middletown, Bickford of Middletown, and Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLJune 25th - 29th from 9:00am-Noon
Participant Online Registration: March 1st - April 1st
Volunteer Registration: OPEN NOW! To volunteer, visit: www.stsusanna.org/vbsvolunteer
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CFP Grades 1-8 (2017-2018)Faith Formation for elementary students will be Sundays, 10:30 -11:45am, and Mondays, 6:15 - 7:30pm. For more information, contact Kristen Tell, ext. 3135 or [email protected].
Early Childhood 2017-2018Faith Formation for 3, 4, pre-K 5-year-olds and kindergartners meets on Sunday mornings at 9:00am. For more information, contact Rebecca Sackrider, ext. 3126, [email protected].
PreschoolWeekday Preschool is available for ages 2-5 in the Undercroft of church. For more information, contact Joette Ewing, ext. 3131 or [email protected].
Saint Susanna SchoolThe parish school provides a Catholic education for Grades K-8. For more information, contact theSchool Office, ext. 3108.
Faith AliveGrades 6-8 (2017-2018)Sundays at 4:00pm to 5:45pmin the St. John Bosco Youth Room. For more information, contact Gabbi Montavon, ext. 3195 or [email protected].
To get Faith Alive text updates, you can join by texting 517-910-6127 and text the message @stsue.
LIFEGrades 9-12 (2017-2018)Sundays at 7:00pm in the St. John Bosco Youth Room. For more information, contact Gabbi Montavon, ext. 3195 or [email protected].
To get LIFE text updates, you can join by texting to the number 81010 and text the message @stsuelife.
CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION
FAITH ALIVEIf you would like updates texted to you, please text @328637 to 81010.
February 25th, 4:00-5:45pm“Hearts Imprisoned” What does it mean to have our hearts limited in today’s society? How can we open our hearts to love everyone? Come find out at Faith Alive!
March 4th, 4:00-5:45pm“Naked and Afraid!” Have you ever felt lonely? Have you ever felt abandoned by friends? At Faith Alive, we will embrace the friendship that we share. Come and be your true self!
UPCOMING EVENTS: Faith Alive’s Spring Retreat will be held on St. Susanna’s campus on April 6th-8th!
LIFEIf you would like updates texted to you, please text @life20172 to 81010.
February 25th, 7:00-9:00pm“Will you be my Valentine??” What does it mean to be in a Christ-centered relationship or friendship? At LIFE, we will explore ways to have a relationship that glorifies God!
March 4th, 7:00-9:00pm“Reconciled and Free!” Forgiveness is hard. We are all forgiven by God and need to express forgiveness to all in our lives. Just how can we do that?? Find out at LIFE!
UPCOMING EVENTS: LIFE’s Spring Retreat will be held at the Tau House on March 16th-18th!
The total for the February 11, 2018 collection was not available by the printing of this bulletin. It will be published next week with the total for this week.
STEWARDSHIP
Year to Date ACTUAL
Year to Date BUDGET
Over / (Under) Budget
$1,331,665 $1,517,980 $186,325
February 11, 2018
ACTUALFebruary 11, 2018
BUDGETOver / (Under)
Budget
$38,325 $34,839 ($3,486)
Year to Date ACTUAL
Year to Date BUDGET
Over / (Under) Budget
$1,369,980 $1,563,500 $193,520
February 18, 2018
ACTUALFebruary 18, 2018
BUDGETOver / (Under)
Budget
$38,325 $45,520 $7,195
ATTN: NURSERY FAMILIES
St. Susanna Nursery is implementing a new communication system called RainedOut. The purpose is to notify families of closures to the nursery due to lack of staff, sickness, or holiday closures via mobile phone SMS text messages. You will not receive any spam or unsolicited content - all messages will be sent from the administrator of St. Susanna Nursery (Kate Sylvester). To sign up, go to Rainedout.com search for St. Susanna Nursery (St. Susanna parish nursery in Mason, Ohio) Category: religious and enter your phone number. You will receive a confirmation code to confirm. Once the code is entered, you’re all set to receive notifications. If you have any questions, please contact Kate Sylvester via email at: [email protected]
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ESTE MES EN PARROQUIA ST. SUSANNA • FEBRUARY 2018
El programa de ABLE ofrece clases de Inglés. Para más información comuniquese al (513) 695-2987. Clases en Lebanon en las tardes.
SU CASA SE HA MUDADO
La nueva dirección es: Mid Pointe Tower 7162 Reading Rd, Cincinnati, Ohio 45237. Tel 513-761-1588. Para Servicios Legales de Inmigración: (513) 672-3746
MISA EN ESPAÑOLSegundo y cuarto Domingo del Mes 4:00pm
ORACIÓN TAIZETercer Jueves del mes a las 6:30pm
NECESITAMOS SU AYUDA!!Con dos Misas al mes en Español, necesitamos ayuda. Ministros de Eucaristía, Ujieres, Lectores, Monaguillos. Se provee entrenamiento.
Para el Coro contactar a: Nicolas Ortiz [email protected]
DEPARTAMENTO DE SERVICIOS LEGALES DE INMIGRACIÓN DE CARIDADES CATÓLICAS
Ofrecerá consultas gratuitas sin cita en St. Susanna el 15 de Marzo del 2018 de 10am a 4:30pm. Para más información comuniquese con Karla Eysoldt.
NOTICIAS
• Grupo de Oración para adultos en Español todos los Martes a las 7:30pm en el cuarto de St. Jerónimo abajo de la Iglesia.
• No se les olvide registrarse a la parroquia! Cualquier programa que quieran participar, cartas de la Iglesia, hacer algún sacramento, tienen que estar registrados.
• Para más información o si tiene alguna pregunta por favor comuniquese con la Iglesia. El número de teléfono en Español de St. Susanna es: (513) 398-3821 Ext. 3202 por favor deje mensaje.
GRUPO DE JOVENES!!!!
FAITH ALIVE: Domingos de 4-5:45pm en el cuarto de St. Jerónimo en el sótano de la Iglesia para jovenes de 6-8 grados.
LIFE: Domingos de 7-9pm en el cuarto de St. Jerónimo en el sótano de la Iglesia para jovenes de 9 a 12 grados.Para más información contacte a Gabbi Montavon en la oficina de la iglesia.
¿CONOCE A ALGUIEN A QUIEN EL ALCOHOL Y LAS DROGAS REPRESENTAN PROBLEMAS EN SU VIDA?
Grupo Oxford tiene sesiones: Lunes, Miércoles y Viernes de 7 a 9 PMGrupos de Familia Al-Anon, Jueves y Viernes de 7-9:00pm.Para más información por favor llame a:(513) 614-8784 (513) 390-3825
El Ministerio Hispano Católico los invita al:RETIRO DE PAREJAS
El 28 de Abril del 2018 de 8:30am-4:00pmIglesia de St. Susanna en Mason
Se aceptan parejas que vivan en unión libre, parejas preparandose para Matrimonio y parejas que estén casadas por lo civil ó por la iglasia. Registro necesario con Karla Eysoldt al (513) 448-8994 o [email protected].
¿HA PENSADO USTED EN LA MEJOR EDUCACIÓN PARA SUS HIJOS?
Las escuelas católicas ofrecen una enseñanza superior en un ambiente de fe, valores y
disciplina. Venga a visitarnos y no se arrepentirá. ¡Las inscripciones ya están abiertas! Tenemos becas y ayuda financiera disponible. Para más información, por favor comuníquese con Mayra Wilson– Coordinadora de Relaciones Hispanas al (513) 421.3131 ext. 2718.
“FAST FACT” FROM OUR GLOBAL FAMILY MINISTRY
Serving the common good is not always easy, but perseverance, faith, and reliance on God can reveal our unique roles in God’s family. Lenten Reflection: When have I walked with my neighbor in their struggles? How does love of neighbor serve the common good? www.stsusanna.org/ourglobalfamily
GRUPO DE APOYO PARA SOBREVIVIENTES DE VIOLENCIA DOMÉSTICA.Todos los Martes de 5:30-7pm. Llame al (513) 381-5610 para mas información y lugares. Hay cuidado de niños.
SERVICIO DE RECONCILIACION
El Servicio de Reconciliación de la parroquia es el:Lunes, 26 de Febrero a las 7:00 p.m.Alentamos a todas las familias venir a la confesión y a recibir la reconciliación, especialmente a las familias de los niños preparandose para recibir su primera Reconciliación y Primera Comunión. Habrán sacerdotes que hablan español.
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February 25, 2018Second Sunday of Lent (B)Gn 22:1–2, 9a, 10–13, 15–18Rom 8:31b–34 Mk 9:2–10
Let Go and Let God
Piece: The Sacrifice of Isaac, 1511Artist: Raphael Sanzio
Location: Vatican Museums
He who did not spare his own Son… how will he not also give us everything else along with him?
Romans 8:32
For ReflectionAre we willing to lay peacefully within God’s plan, even if it means sacrifice?
Do we trust his plans more than our own? Is there anything more beloved by us than God’s loving plan for us?
Kneeling humbly on the altar is the son of Abraham’s
old age, the promised Isaac. He was the answer to prayer, a commitment by God that, through this child, Abraham would have descendants as numerous as the stars. Yet God was asking him to sacrifice that hope and promise. And Abraham, although surely not understanding, was willing to obey the Father. It represents the supreme test of faith. Abraham is called our Father in Faith for a reason.
Abraham is looking up to God, not focused on the creatures, even as much as he loved his son. We also need to be looking up to God in order to rightly value the things below.
He understands that no godly gift should take God’s place in the human heart—even something
as precious as his God-given child. When dealing with all the good
things God gives us, even those he has promised
and those we love most, we must be willing to
submit to his plans. God doesn’t always make sense to us, and we are painfully aware that his ways are not always our ways.
Isaac is a young boy, but certainly big
enough to put up a fight as his elderly father’s
plans become evident. Yet we see him kneeling
in acceptance of the sacrifice God requests. Although he wants
to understand, he doesn’t make the reason an absolute. Isaac foreshadows the trusting lamb led to slaughter, the ram whose head will be caught in a
crown of thorns, and the Son who will not be spared by the heavenly Father.
—Fr. Mark Haydu, LC
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PARISH STAFFContact: 398-3821 • Parish, ext. 3100 • School, ext. 3108
Fr. Robert Farrell (Pastor) ext. 3101, [email protected]. Eric Roush (Parochial Vicar) ext. 3106, [email protected] Wong (Deacon) ext. 3137, [email protected]
PASTORAL STAFF: YOUTH AND CHILDREN’S FORMATIONSRebecca Sackrider (DRE, Early Childhood, VBS) ext. 3126, [email protected]
Lauren Zinnecker (CFP 1-4) ext. 3400, [email protected] Tell (CFP 5-8, First Communion) ext. 3135, [email protected] Montavon (Youth Minister) ext. 3195, [email protected] Capella (Young Adults, Confirmation) ext. 3149, [email protected]
PASTORAL STAFF: ADULT FORMATIONSusan Hack (Faith Formation, RCIA) ext. 3169, [email protected]é Fasano (Faith Formation, RCIA) ext. 3110, [email protected] Jo Burns (Peace & Justice) ext. 3120, [email protected]
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIONJoette Ewing (Preschool) ext. 3131, [email protected] Albrinck (Principal) ext 3109, [email protected]
ADDITIONAL STAFFShannon Benvenuti (Business Manager) ext. 3121, [email protected] Dickson (Parish Receptionist) ext. 3100, [email protected] Eysoldt (Hispanic Ministry) 513-448-8994, [email protected] Johns (Communications Director) ext. 3104, [email protected] Popp (Facilities) ext. 3154, [email protected] Vanasse (Music & Liturgy) ext. 3105, [email protected]
ORGANIZATIONBoosters
Caregiver Support Group
Festival
Finance Commission
Fish Fry
Health & Wellness
Knights of Columbus
Men’s Prayer Group
Moms Group
Natural Family Planning
Prayer Network
PTO
Risen Life
School Commission
Schuh Center
St. Vincent de Paul
Women’s Association
Young at Heart
CONTACTMark Cravens, 770-4278
Sharon Kipfer, 509-3278
Brenda Stier, [email protected]
Shannon Benvenuti, 398-3821
Scott Kososki, 461-9098
Laura Barbetta, 847-1849
George Denman, 939-9022
Bill Bross, 518-9594
Katie Fortener, (248) 515-8895
Tom & Colleen O’Rourke, 398-3116
Kathy Mussman, 777-5981
Ann Roda, [email protected]
Roberta Brunck, 777-1476
Sarah McClain, 225-7093
Teresa Bolte, 779-8965
Mary Jo Burns, 398-3821
Mary Ann Mushaben, 504-7181
Dottie Linton, 754-0114
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