Rectory 922-5400 • Fax 451-5871 • School 922-2500 • www.saintantoninus.orgParish Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., or by appointment.

Rev. Ronald Haft, Pastor, 922-5400 x1Deacon Robert Schroeder, Pastoral Associate, 922-2500 x2031Mrs. Shannon F. Benvenuti, Business Manager, 922-5400 x3Mrs. Becky Hileman, Bookkeeper, 922-5400 x4Ms. Lauren Ulmer, Youth Minister/Communications & PR, 922-2500 x2036Mrs. Beth Bollin, Administrative Assistant, 922-5400 x2Mrs. Shelly Kahny, School Principal, 922-2500 x2030Mrs. Erica Steinbeck, School Office Manager, 922-2500 x2000Ms. Peg Delaney, Music Director, 922-5400 x5After School Child Care Program, 922-2500 x2031

MASS SCHEDULE:Saturday Evening Mass: 4:30 p.m.Sunday Mass: 8:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m. All Holy Days, Christmas and New Year: Special Schedule.Daily Mass: Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. Mass

BAPTISMS:The first & third Sundays of the month. Call the Rectory for an appointment.MARRIAGES:The bride or groom must contact the pastor before a wedding date is set.SACRAMENT OF THE SICK:Please call the rectory at 922-5400.To plan a Funeral Mass please call 922-5400 x2 M-F 8a.m.-3p.m.

CONFESSIONS:Saturday: 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. Thursday: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Anytime upon request.

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: Thursday: 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. Friday after Mass to 10:00 p.m.

NEW PARISHIONERS:Please register as soon as possible. Please register by calling 922-5400 x 2

1500 Linneman Road April 21, 2019

Adult Social Group: Edwin Brady ...........................................................................922-2971 Advancement Committee: Chairperson: Todd Beekley.....................................................602-9626 Athletic Club: President: Jason Corcoran ......................................................378-6644 Vice President: Brian Downey ................................................675-6292 Gym Coord.: Steve Goetz ................................................859-468-6864 Schott Field: Mitch Faeth .......................................................497-6996 Bereavement Ministry: .....................................922-5400 ext. 1 or ext. 2 Bible Study: Mary Lynne FitzGerald ..........................................922-0902 Boy Scouts: Bonnie Hueneman ...................................................922-5292 Building & Grounds Commission: Chairman: Jim Landers ...........................................................922-3714 Secretary: Vince Olding ..........................................................922-1820 Cub Scouts: Tom Minges .......................................................................... Finance Commission: Norb Guetle ............................................451-1227 Girl Scouts: Melissa Tepe ...........................................................284-5283 Greeters: Marianne Roedersheimer ............................................922-1525 Holy Spirit Prayer Group: Carol Jacob ....................................451-1344 Knights of Columbus: Bill Wergowske......................................922-6262 Any man at least 18 years of age and a practicing Catholic. Mothers Of Potential Saints (MOPS): Heather Flick ...................................................................859-803-0429 Network of Care Phone Line.......................................... .922-5400 ext. 8 Pastoral Council: Chairperson: Tom Burger .......................................................240-0737 Parent Teacher Organization: Co-Presidents: Becky Bill .......................................................265-8860 Cara Hester ........................................................515-9625 Co-Vice Presidents: Stephanie Duebber .................................515-9825 Danielle Goertemoeller ......................................532-4104 Pro-Life, Pro-Family Commission: Dave Willig ............................................................................ 451-6192 Joan Loebker ...........................................................................922-0348 Sacristan/Marthas Contact: Ginny Johnson .............................922-1527 School Advisory Council: President: Greg Lammers .......................................................257-8500 St. Vincent de Paul Help Line ...................................................332-4600 Traveling Chalice: Debbie Rolfes ................................................922-2414 Robert Schroeder ........................................................922-2500 ext 2031 DRE:..............................................................................922-2500 ext 2031 Ministry for the Homebound:................................ 922-2500 ext 2031 R.C.I.A.:........................................................................922-2500 ext 2031 Usher Coordinator:....................................................922-2500 ext 2031 Virtus/Safe Environment:...........................................922-2500 ext 2031 Welcome Committee: Judy Bonhaus ...........................................451-6718

PARISH ORGANIZATIONS AND CONTACTS

Cincinnati, Ohio 45238

S t . A n t o n i n u s C h u r c h 1 5 0 0 L i n n e m a n R d C i n c i n n a t i O H 4 5 2 3 8 A p r i l 2 1 , 2 0 1 9

S E R V E R S A p r i l 2 2 - 2 6 , 2 0 1 9

8AM Mass: Adult Server Mon. thru Fri.

S E R V E R S A p r i l 2 7 & 2 8 , 2 0 1 9

4:30PM K. & E. Gibbs, B. Roeder

8:00AM Adult Server

9:30AM C. Freed, R. & J. Hawk

11:30AM M. Espelage, E. Pe+way, E. Lemmink

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS April 27 & 28,

4:30PM M. Wempe, C. & A. Huebner, A. & J. Kramer

8:00AM A. & E. Muelhbauer, L. & D. Reiring

9:30AM B. & E. Venard, E.& K. Meyer, M. & K.

Bengel, M.A. Baverman, O. Aisenbrey, E. Anderson,

M. Hirsch, J. Busken,

11:30AM J. & R.Loebker, D. Vi+, E. & M.B. Nolan, J. &

R.Pille, J. Hoffman, E. Smith, K. & R. Burger

L E C T O R S A p r i l 2 7 & 2 8 , 2 0 1 9

4:30PM D. Kramer M. Kramer

8:00AM S. Nie

9:30AM M. Meyer E. Meyer

11:30AM E. Nolan

C O N F E S S I O N S

Thursday, April 25, 6:30PM—8:00PM

Saturday, April 27, 3:00PM—4:00PM

R O S A R Y

Saturdays a<er the 8 AM Mass and at 4:00PM.

Sundays at 7:30AM.

Monday thru Friday a<er the daily Mass.

Mondays 7:00PM Fa=ma Prayer Group in the Chapel.

Every evening at 7:30pm for the special Pro-Life inten=ons

of Protec=on of our Unborn Children and the overturn of

Roe v Wade.

Friday mornings at MaryAnn Baverman’s home for Moms

and grandmoms and young children. We extend an

invita=on to join our group for prayer on Friday mornings

from 10AM to 11:00AM. We will show you how to pray

the rosary. Please call MaryAnn at 503-9537 for details.

Join us in the Chapel on Sundays at 10:45am to pray the

Rosary of the Seven Sorrows of Mary as prescribed by Our

Lady of Kibeho. All are invited to join us for this =me of

prayer and reflec=on.

MONDAY , APRIL 22

8:00AM MASS Ann McCarthy—Cormier Family

TUESDAY, APRIL 23

8:00AM MASS Mary Lou Oldendick—Anniv. Rem.—Family

WEDNESDAY APRIL 24

8:00AM MASS Rose Litmer—Bd. Rem.—Bob & Ginny

THURSDAY, APRIL 25

8:00AM Deborah Smith—Jane Hoffman & 2nd Sign Group

FRIDAY, APRIL 26

8:00AM Be+e Schiller—Bd. Rem.—Family

SATURDAY, APRIL 27

8:00AM Inten=ons of the Celebrant

4:30PM Kathy Klausing—Bd. Rem.—Steve & Laura Weyler

DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY, APRIL 28

7:30AM Rosary

8:00AM MASS For the People of the Parish

9:30AM MASS Larry Rogers– Marilyn & Dave Wempe

11:30AM MASS Special Inten=ons of Clara Hileman–

Camilla McMahon

Divine Mercy— 2:30-4:00pm Sacrament of Reconcilia=on

3:00pm Solemn Exposi=on of the Blessed Sacrament

3:10pm Chaplet of Divine Mercy

3:30pm A reading from the Diary of St. Faus=na

3:40pm Solemn Vespers followed by Benedic=on of the

Blessed Sacrament

4:00pm Potluck in the undercro<.

RSVP to smorgan@saintantoninus.org.

E U C H A R I S T I C A D O R A T I O N

In Matthew 26:40, Jesus says to Peter [and to us],

“Could you not, then, watch one hour with me?”

Please consider joining your fellow parishioners

for 30 minutes, or even one hour, at Eucharis=c

Adora=on in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel on Fridays from

9:00AM un=l the Adora=on ends at 10:00PM. Fa=ma Holy

Hour with Exposi=on on Thursday evenings from 7PM to

8PM in the church with an opportunity for confession.

St. Antoninus Prayer chain: To intercede for prayer

requests, please go to www.saintantoninus.org/prayer-

chain , or pick up a list in the back of the gree=ng room on

the right side of the counter. Requests for prayers may be

le< there, or emailed to: h6ps://saintantoninus.org/

prayer-chain or you may mail requests to St. Antoninus

Prayer Chain, 1500 Linneman Rd., Cincinna8, OH 45238.

Easter Sunday April 21st

, 2019

Gree=ngs in the name of the Lord:

Happy Easter! Jesus Christ has risen

from the dead. Sin and death has been conquered.

This is the Good News of Jesus Christ. God loves us!

Today is a day of profound celebra=on. This is a day

to celebrate to rejoice and to be glad. Even in the

midst of the chaos in this world; today reminds us

that God loves us and con=nues to call us into a

deeper rela=onship with Him. As we now enter into

this special Easter Season, may the Lord bless you

and your family.

Yours in Christ:

Fr. Ha<

Saint Antoninus Parish barcode. Hover

your smart-phone over this code and it

will take you to the parish website.

Please let us know if you like this. Call

922-5400 x 2.

FINANCE COMMISSION OPEN HOUSE

SAVE THE DATE

MONDAY, MAY 6, 2019 IN THE UNDERCROFT

TIME TO BE ANNOUNCED

We are encouraging everyone to join the

"Rosary Challenge" by commiOng to

pray the rosary daily in 2019 for Pro-Life

inten=ons: Overturning Roe v Wade, the

Protec=on of our Unborn Children, the End of

Abor=on in the USA, and the Healing of those

involved in an abor=on. Join us in this Crusade for

Life, by praying to end abor=on "the greatest evil of

our �mes" (St. Mother Teresa) with the rosary a

powerful "weapon against evil" (St. Padre Pio).

Please let us know if you can join in this "Rosary

Challenge" by email: davidlwillig@gmail.com.

David Willig, Joan Loebker Co-Chairs

St. Antoninus Pro-Life/Pro-Family Commission

SPRING IS SPRUNG and your help is needed. Rain or

shine, SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2019 between 9:00am -

1:00pm. We will clean up & mulch the church and

school grounds. It would be helpful if you brought

your own gloves, shovels, pruners and garden

wagons. Pizza will be served at 12:30pm in the

school cafeteria. Any St. A grade school student

helping that Saturday will receive a cer=ficate for

one "out-of-uniform day" for school. In the past,

families of our First Communion students helped in

this clean-up effort before First Communion Sunday.

Please contact Jim Landers, H: 513-922-3714, C: 513-

410-2504, or email: jlanders@zoomtown.com,

Building & Grounds Commi+ee to volunteer.

Join us on Divine Mercy

Sunday, April 28th, for our

Easter Vespers! Join us on

Divine Mercy Sunday, April

28th, for the a special Holy Hour

for Divine Mercy and Solemn

Vespers! We will have

Exposi=on of the Blessed

Sacrament, the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, and Solemn

Vespers with music provided by a guest seminarian

from Mount St. Mary's Seminary. The Sacrament of

Reconcilia=on will be available beginning at 2:30pm

and will con=nue throughout the Holy Hour. Can't

join us for the en=re hour? Join us as you are able!

2:30-4:00pm Sacrament of Reconcilia=on

3:00pm Solemn Exposi=on of the Blessed Sacrament

3:10pm Chaplet of Divine Mercy

3:30pm A reading from the Diary of St. Faus=na

3:40pm Solemn Vespers followed by Benedic=on of

the Blessed Sacrament

4:00PM Potluck in the undercro<. RSVP to

smorgan@saintantoninus.org.

W E D D I N G A N N I V E R S A R I E S F O R 2 0 1 9

Any couple celebra=ng their

25,40,50,60,70 or 75th wedding

anniversary this year, please call the

rectory office at 922-5400 ext. 2 with

your names and wedding date. If you want a

wedding anniversary cer=ficate from the

archdiocese, go the Archdiocesan Office for Marriage

and Family Life at www.catholiccincinna=.org/

ministries-offices/family-life/ or call the Office of

Marriage & Family Life at 421-3131 ext. 2601.

B R E A K I N G O P E N T H E W O R D w i t h K a t h y O ’ C o n n o r

E A S T E R S U N D A Y A p r i l 2 1 , 2 0 1 9

Reading I: Acts of the Apostles 10:34a-37-43: Our passage for Mass is St. Peter’s first address to non-Jews.

He wants everyone to be saved through the proclama=on of the Gospel (verses 34-36). This is followed by a

summary of Jesus’ public life (verses 37-41). Peter’s summary of the Gospel reaches its climax with his

statement that “God raised Him on the third day”. This had become the usual way of referring to our Lord’s

resurrec=on. As confirma=on of Jesus’ resurrec=on, Peter focuses not on the empty tomb but on the

tes=mony “us the witnesses chosen by God in advance”. Peter tes=fies that the risen Lord did not appear to all

people only a rela=vely small circle of believers. Thus, He will not be seen by His enemies. Verse 42 refers to

Jesus’ role as judge of the living and the dead. Jesus has been made the supreme judge over all mankind and

will deliver His judgment at His second coming. Jesus’ coming as judge means that men will appear before Him

twice to render an account of their lives (their thoughts, words, deeds, and omissions): once when each

individual dies, and again in the general judgment at the end of =me.

Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 118:1-2, 16-17, 22-23 (24): Psalm 118 is a solemn thanksgiving to the Lord from

one who has overcome his enemies. It is the last in a group of psalms referred to as the Hallel, or song of

praise used on the fes=vals recalling the escape from Egypt. It is the voice of the king a<er he has won a

victory. The king’s victory manifests the steadfast love of the Lord. Psalm 118 allows us to see the results if

trus=ng in the Lord. The “right hand of the Lord” points to His power to give victory to His followers even

though, as the psalmist recognizes, He some=mes allows a person to suffer afflic=on, to be hard pressed in

order to purify him or her. In their acclama=on, the people acknowledge that God has established a new order

through the victory of the king. The king is compared to a rejected stone that has been made into the keystone

of an arch which keeps the whole structure together. He was rejected by those who a+acked him; now he

rules over them. The changed situa=on ( the king’s victory and indicated by the cornerstone) is announced by

Jesus Himself in the parable of the murderous tenants whose vineyard is taken away from them and given to

others.

Reading II: When this column was being wri+en it was unclear which of the two le+ers would be used for

Mass. A brief reflec=on on each of the le+ers follows. Colossians 3:1-4: Chris=ans have been raised to a new

kind of life, a supernatural life, whereby they share, even while on earth, in the glorious life of the risen Lord.

This life is at present spiritual and hidden, but when our Lord comes again in glory, it will become manifest and

glorious. We need to seek the things that are of God, while at the same =me, seek to pass unno=ced in one’s

everyday work and ordinary life, yet to do everything with a supernatural purpose in mind. 1 Corinthians 5:6b-

8: St. Paul uses the simile of leaven in dough to show the contagious nature of both sin and virtue. We can

exert a strong influence on others when we sin and thus lead them into sin. However, we can also exert a

strong influence on others when we seek that which pleases God. The apostle exhorts us to rid ourselves, both

in our private lives and community lives, the old leaven which symbolizes impurity and sinfulness. St. Paul also

reminds us that, because of Christ’s sacrifice, our lives should be lives of rejoicing, at all =mes.

Gospel: John 20:1-9: Mary Magdalene goes to Jesus’ tomb early on Sunday morning. We aren’t sure why but

perhaps it was to mourn the Lord. She sees the stone at the entrance of the tomb has been removed.

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She wasn’t expec=ng that, she did not expect Jesus to rise from the dead, so she runs to Peter and John to

report what she has seen. Perhaps she suspects the tomb has been desecrated by grave robbers. Peter and

John went to the tomb to see for themselves. Upon arriving they find the burial clothes which makes it unlikely

that grave robbers visited the tomb because not only did they see the burial

clothes, but the cloth that covered Jesus’ head was rolled up in a separate

place. Looters would not have bothered to leave the head covering neatly

rolled up. John saw and he believed, but what did he believe? Simply seeing

the empty tomb and the burial clothes le< behind could have triggered a surge

of faith and a joyful convic=on that Jesus had somehow triumphed over death.

He did not yet understand how Jesus had done so, but he believed with all his heart that Jesus was alive. The

disciples did not yet understand the scripture that He had to rise from the dead, but the Holy Spirit will lead the

disciples of Jesus, including Peter and John, to grasp what they do not yet understand: that in the plan of God

foreshadowed by the Scriptures, Jesus had to rise from the dead, for that was God’s will for Him.

Reflec8on: He rose for us. He came to earth for us, He suffered and died for us, and He rose for us. Nothing in

Jesus is for Himself. Nothing. He is all love, all self-giving, all obedience to the Father’s will for the sake of our

salva=on. He rose so that we might rise with Him. In His resurrec=on, we see what He is preparing for us.

How eagerly He looks forward to that day when He will “wipe away every tear” (Rev 7:17) from our eyes and

welcome us into the fullness of life that is His eternal kingdom. The more faithful we are to Him now, the more

we will share in His glory when He raises us from the dead. Only Jesus can offer a joy that will keep growing

forever. Perhaps this week we might reflect on the following: 1) What do I think was the nature of this

disciple’s belief; 2) When have I experienced a surge of belief, a joyful confidence I could not put into words; 3)

How has the Holy Spirit and the Gospel of John helped me have a fuller understanding of Scripture passages

that apply to Jesus? Lord, I believe that you have risen from the dead though I s�ll live my life as if this life were

all there is. But you know that in my heart I am seeking your will and your kingdom. Help me to seek them as I

ought. I want to live my life for your sake, building up your kingdom, obeying your will, making you known and

loved by everyone around me. With the love of your heart, inflame my heart.

Like to go to GARAGE SALES? Want to shop with a

purpose to help women and children? Then you are

a perfect candidate to visit garage sales on behalf of

Elizabeth’s New Life Center. We will provide you

with a list of the items we need, you visit garage

sales and buy them for us, bring the items and your

receipts to our office and we will reimburse you. If

the items aren’t within our specified price range, you

can ask the garage sell sponsors if they would be

willing to donate unpurchased items to us at the end

of their sale. Then you pick them up for us and drop

them off at the loca=on closest to you. It simple,

fun, and a great way to support LIFE! If you are

interested, please visit Support Elizabeth.com for all

the details or call Kelley at 937-226-7414 to get

started.

Shop for wedding and shower gi<s,

birthdays, etc. at h+p://

smile.amazon.com, and Amazon donates to St.

Antoninus Church. Thank you for your par=cipa=on.

You may sign up at any 8me for OnLine

Giving, even for a one 8me dona8on,

to a par8cular fund. To start, go to the official Saint

Antoninus Parish website at

www.saintantoninus.org, click About Us, then click

Giving, click on the Our Sunday Visitor bu+on, then

click the green Create New Account bu+on. If you

want this service but do not have a computer, or if

you have any ques8ons, please call Beth at the

rectory office at 922-5400, x 2. NOTE: If your credit

card company is changing, or your card expires,

please update your account with your new credit

card number, so your gi= giving is not interrupted.

If you have a problem tex=ng your dona=on, please

call OSV at 1-800-348-2886, ext. 2, then ext. 1. Or,

call Beth at 922-5400, ext. 2.

Thank you to all who have donated to the Catholic

Ministries Appeal. Our 2019 parish goal is

$46,640.00. As of April 12, the amount pledged is

$22,279.00 which is 48% of our parish goal. We

thank everyone from Saint Antoninus Parish who is

par=cipa=ng in the 2019 Catholic Ministries Appeal.

Your pledges provides the opportunity to be

witnesses of Christ’s love and generosity to

thousands through six important Catholic ministries

right here in our archdiocese.

Heavenly Father,

Help us to realize the overwhelming needs of others right

here in our communi�es: those who need food, educa�on,

companionship, those who need support, comfort, and,

most of all, those who need to hear the good news of

salva�on that your Son, Jesus Christ, made possible.

Open our hearts to the realiza�on that we should share

the blessings You have given us, by seeing that others

receive food, clothing, protec�on, help … and the

Sacraments.

Bless our efforts as we work together with our brothers

and sisters in parishes throughout our archdiocese to

provide support to so many people through the Catholic

Ministries Appeal.

We make our prayer through your Son Jesus Christ,

with the Holy Spirit, and with intercession of our Blessed

Mother. Amen.

P A R I S H C O N T R I B U T I O N S

For week ending April 14, 2019

Palm Sunday $ 8,345.00

Sunday Collec=ons $ 5,697.21

Maintenance $ 295.00

School Parish Support $ 350.00

Easter $ 195.00

Easter Flowers $ 40.00

Memorials $ 40.00

Youth Ministry $ 55.00

Holy Thursday for St. V de Paul $ 29.00

Holy Land/Good Friday $ 106.00

Thank you for your con=nuing support of the parish and

school. Please remember Saint Antoninus in your will.

Gi<s of stock can also be made to St. Antoninus Church.

If you currently work for, or are re=red from, a company

that has a Matching Gi< program, you can make your

contribu=ons to Parish School Support, and have those

contribu=ons matched by your company. If you have

ques=ons, please call Mrs. Shannon Benvenu= at 922-

5400 x 3.

T E X T T O G I V E

Your support during the winter months helps sustain our

parish year-round. Parishioners and visitors can text a

dona=on dollar amount to 513-952-8338, and your

transac=on will be processed through the Online Giving

account associated with the phone number above. $

amount, single space, then fund name. See examples: 100

sunday or 25.75 maintenance

If you do not include a fund name, the default fund is

Sunday contribu=ons. These fund names are not case

sensi=ve.

Fund Names Text to Give Fund Names

Sunday contribu=ons sunday

Easter Contribu=on easter

Easter Flower Fund easterflowers

Maintenance maintenance

School Parish Support schoolparish

Arleene Vallejos Tui=on Assistance avtap

School Endowment Fund endowment

St. Antoninus Conference of

St. Vincent de Paul Society stvdpconf

St. Antoninus School Youth Ministry youthministry

Holy Land, Good Friday Collec=on goodfriday

Fr. Donald McCarthy Memorial Stone dmcstone

Dr. Albert C. Niedhamer Scholarship Fund niedhamerfund

Parish 75th Anniversary parishanniv

I N L O V I N G M E M O R Y

A special sec=on on the back of the bulle=n is available to

list the name of your deceased loved one. The cost is

$55.00 per name, and their name will remain in the

bulle=n for one year. This will help defray the cost of

prin=ng our bulle=n for the en=re year. If interested,

please fill out the slip and include it with your check made

payable to Saint Antoninus Parish, in an envelope marked

“In Loving Memory”, drop it in the rectory mailbox OR

mail it to the parish office: A+n: Beth at St. Antoninus

Church, 1500 Linneman Rd., 45238.

“In Loving Memory” (Please print clearly)

Loved One’s Name _______________________________

Your Name ______________________________________

Your Phone Number______________________________

Your Billing Address:_____________________________

_______________________________________________

_______________________________________________

R O S A R Y G A R D E N

For more informa=on about memorial

stones for purchase, please contact Norb

Guetle at 451-1227.

T R A V E L I N G C H A L I C E

Now, more than ever, PLEASE consider

taking the Traveling Chalice into your home

and pray, either as a family or alone, for the

inten=ons of our Holy Church, for Voca=ons,

Pope Francis, all Church leaders, our country, and for

our persecuted brothers and sisters around the

world. Call Debbie at 922-2414 to schedule the

Traveling Chalice.

F L O W E R S F O R T H E A L T A R

If you wish to dedicate the placing of flowers for one

week at the altar in memory of a loved one, or to

honor a person or special occasion,

please send $50 (check made out to

Saint Antoninus Church, with Altar

Flowers in the memo line) to the rectory

office with your name, phone number and the week

you would like to reserve. More than one family may

reserve the same week. There will be no flower

arrangements during the Advent, Christmas, Lent and

Easter seasons. If you have ques=ons, call Beth

Bollin, at 922-5400, x 2.

Join the Greeters Ministry and help

make all those who enter the doors of St.

Antoninus Church know that we are a

welcoming, caring community. For

further details call Marianne Roedersheimer at 922-

1525.

S A I N T V I N C E N T D E P A U L S O C I E T Y

Today as we celebrate the feast of

Easter, like Mary Magdalene and the

Disciples we find the challenge of also

seeing and believing the

resurrec=on. As you put your giJ into the St.

Vincent de Paul box you help those who are poor

and hungry to “see and believe” in the

Resurrec8on.

THANK YOU to Gary F. Franke, ACorney at Law for

adver=sing in our bulle=n.

Please join St. Antoninus School in

wishing well two staff members

who are moving on this spring, Ms.

Marilyn Ruther and Ms. Lauren Ulmer.

Ms. Ruther will be re=ring at the end

of the school year as our librarian. She

has served almost 50 years in Catholic

educa=on, 41 of those years at St. A.

Ms. Ruther was a teacher on staff first

before moving to the librarian posi=on

several years ago. We wish Ms. Ruther

all the best in her well-deserved re=rement.

Ms. Ulmer’s last day as youth minister

and communica=ons director is April

26th, as she accepted a marke=ng

posi=on in the business world. She has

greatly impacted our community, and

par=cularly our young people, through

the building and implemen=ng of a

youth ministry program in her three years on staff.

We wish Ms. Ulmer well in her new career.

May God bless Ms. Ruther and Ms. Ulmer in their

future endeavors. Please keep them in your prayers

during this =me of transi=on!

A T H L E T I C C L U B N E W S

Football sign-ups have begun for the 2019 season

for children in grades 1st thru 8th grade. Please go

to the Blue Sombrero website to sign-up. The link to

Blue Sombrero is h+p://sports.bluesombrero.com/

Default.aspx?tabid=298914 . You do not have to be a

current student at St. Antoninus to play football, but

you do have to be a member of the Parish and the

Athle=c Club, and a+ending PREP religious educa=on

classes in according with the Archdiocese Charter on

Athle=cs and Youth. Any ques=ons can be sent to

ike_kirch@cinfin.com or 284-9295.

The 22nd Annual St. Antoninus AthleDc Club Golf

OuDng will be played Friday, April 26, at Pebble

Creek Golf Club. Lunch at 11:00 AM, shotgun start at

12:00, then dinner and awards following golf. All skill

levels are encouraged to a+end. The cost is $125.00

per golfer and that includes lunch, golf, all side

games, dinner, prizes and every golfer will receive a

cer=ficate for a FREE ROUND OF GOLF AT Pebble

Creek G.C. Please contact Jon Schroeder to sign up or

if you are interested in dona=ng prizes, hole

sponsorship, or being a corporate sponsor. If you do

not have a completed foursome, we will find players

for you. Please contact Jon Schroeder 513-703-6187,

chicagoschroeder@hotmail.com with any ques=ons.

S t . A n t o n i n u s G o l f S i g n - u p s

Golf signups are open and run through May 4,

2019. St. A Golf is open to all girls and boys entering

grades 5-8 for the 2019-2020 school year. Golf is

open to all levels of play; from those who have never

played before to those who are more

experienced. There are 10-14 matches beginning in

late July. Tryouts start in mid-May to determine each

golfer’s level of play and where they fit on the

teams. If you have any ques=ons, please reach out to

Todd Logan at toddklogan@gmail.com.

T h e A t h l e t i c C l u b will be hos=ng the Spring

Pa=o Party on Friday, May 17th. Grilled food will be

provided, we ask par=cipants to bring a side to share

and dona=ons for our Fes=val bid-n-buy booth.

Hopefully the weather cooperates! Bring your coolers

and join us for an evening of fun and fellowship.

H O L Y S P I R I T P R A Y E R G R O U P

This Tuesday evening, we will contemplate the great

gi< of Divine Mercy, which we will celebrate next

Sunday on Divine Mercy Sunday. We will use the

book, My Spiritual Guide for Souls as a guide, which

incorporates medita=ons from The Diary of St. Maria

Faus=na Kowalska into the Chaplet of Divine Mercy.

Please join us this Tuesday evening at 7 PM in the

Chapel. All are welcome.

2nd sign STUDY: Saturday May 11th - Have you

wanted to know more about the BVM appearing and

her messages coming from MEDJUGORJE? A

parishoner Chris Nolan will give us a first hand

account of her visit staying with a visionary and

experience of graces received. An overview of these

appearances since 1981 will help our understanding

as well as pictures from Chris' trip. COME: 9am -

10:30am in the Fr. Mick room. ?'s call DJ at 513-451-

0595

A D U L T S O C I A L G R O U P C O M M U N I O N

S E R V I C E A N D L U N C H o n M o n d a y , M a y 1 3

Chapel Service will be at 12:30PM. Lunch will be

served in the undercro< at 1:00PM Our speaker will

be Sandra Guile from the Be+er Business Bureau

Public Rela=onship office. Sandra will speak about

scam calls and how it is effec=ng senior ci=zens.

Send to the rectory office $12.00 per person for

lunch. RSVP to Bob Brown at 451-4842, no later than

Wednesday, May 8th.

D E C R E E O N C H I L D P R O T E C T I O N O F T H E

A R C H D I O C E S E O F C I N C I N N A T I

VIRTUS MEETINGS WILL BE HELD IN THE HOLY

FAMILY ROOM IN THE ST. ANTONINUS UNDERCROFT.

Call Deacon Bob Schroeder at 922-2500 x2031. All

employees and regular volunteers are required to

a+end one Virtus training mee=ng. You may a+end

here or at any other loca=on within the Archdiocese.

Pre-registra=on is required at www.virtus.org. Make

sure that the “user’s Loca=on” you choose during

registra=on is St. Antoninus—even if you a+end

Virtus at another loca=on. Be sure to write down

your Virtus User-ID and your Password. You will need

to use them monthly. EACH SESSION IS LIMITED TO

15 PARTICIPANTS. Please register early to be

assured of a spot in the session you wish to a6end.

May 20, at 11:30AM.

M A S S a n d H E A L I N G S E R V I C E

Come and celebrate Mass followed by a healing

service on Wednesday, May 1st at 7:00 pm at St.

Igna8us Parish Church, 5222 North Bend Road,

Cincinna=, Ohio 45247. Healing includes the

physical, spiritual, emo=onal, psychological and

rela=onal aspects of our lives; it is not limited to a

physical cure. Receive prayer for yourself or those

you care about. Sponsored by Lighthouse Renewal

Center. For more info call 513-471-LITE (5483) or

www.lrc1.org.

A r t s ‘ n S m a r t s

This charity art and cra< fair is held at Rapid Run

Park on May 5th

, 11:30a.m.–4p.m. Entrance and

parking are free! Come to see or purchase from local

ar=sts and cra<ers and listen to live music. Proceeds

are donated to Santa Maria Community Services to

help fund educa=on for immigrants. For more

informa=on, contact Nina Wurzelbacher at

cardcra<ing4u@gmail.com or (513) 226-3073.

Based on his best-selling book, Dr.

Sco+ Hahn reveals the early

Chris=ans' key to understanding the

Mass: the Book of Revela=on. With

its bizarre imagery, mys=c visions of

Heaven, and end-=mes prophecies, it

mirrors the sacrifice and celebra=on of the Holy

Eucharist. See the Mass with new eyes, pray the

Liturgy with a renewed heart, and enter into the

Mass more fully and enthusias=cally!

Fr. Perez brings us alongside Jesus

in the final hours of His public

ministry as He brings to fulfillment

the very purpose His Incarna=on,

the salva=on of all mankind. Fr.

Perez's detailed insights of those

last three days offer a moving look

into the loving heart of the Messiah and detailed

descrip=ons of his intense emo=onal and physical

sufferings as they really were. With this knowledge,

our hearts can only love him more.

E A S T E R F L O W E R S D O N A T I O N S

From: Phyllis Wintzinger, Nancy

Bowen, Russ & Eileen Brown,

Patrick & Lynn Emme+, Jacob &

Josalyn Koopman, Gary &

Cassandra Mooar, George & Joan

Reinert, Keith & Judith

Scarborough.

In Memory of:

Esther & Joseph Holthaus from Ruth Holthaus

Ernesto Bonavita from Anna Bonavita

Tom Reilly from Martha Reilly

Donna Eby from Donald & Constance Roesch

Kohls and Thomas Families from Paul & Joan Kohls

Linda DeSan=s from Andrew DeSan=s

Robert J. Holt from Donna Holt

Miller, Altenbach, Elsbeand & Finke Families

from Suzanne Finke

Phyllis Jaeger & Jack Ste+er from Doug & Mary Lee

Jaeger

Evelyn Roda & Bobby Barnes from Michael & Jane

Gideon

John A. Ventre & Raymond D. Wills from Nicholas &

Claire Ventre

William T. Weglage & Sharon A. Falls from Mary Jane

Weglage

William G. Gilbert, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. F. Gilbert and Mr.

& Mrs. Robert Kra< from Mary Kay Gilbert

Earl Stalf, Jean Creek & Marian Steidinger from Dede

Stalf

Carl Vi+, Gene Duwell, Marilyn & Jack Hunsche from

Donna Vi+

Ken Boehme, Alma Trischler, Joseph Trischler,

Catherine Boehme, Louis Boehme from Jean Boehme

Fred & Rosemary Rolfes, Elaine Hoe=ng, Guy

Langenbrunner, Fr. Gary Witsken from Michael &

Sharon Rolfes

Braunstein, Wilmer, McMurray & Roth Families from

Mark & Pam Braunstein

In Honor of:

Our children and grandchildren, Our priests and

Bishop from Mark & Pam Braunstein

LIFE IN THE SPIRIT SEMINAR: St. Raphael Charisma=c

Prayer Group invites you to join them on Tuesday

evenings 7:00pm - 9:00pm, April 23, 2019 through

June 4, 2019. All sessions are held at OUR LADY OF

THE HOLY SPIRIT CENTER, Room 116, 5440 Moeller

Avenue, Norwood, OH. For ques=ons, or to register

please e-mail StRaphaelPrayerGroup@gmail.com. Or

call Dave Noe at 513-315-0174. God is wai=ng for

each one of us!! Come and receive ALL He wants to

give you.

Announcing KINDERVELT 68 of CincinnaD Children’s

Hospital Medical Center “ CABARET FOR THE

CHILDREN” featuring Denny Baker, Ventriloquist,

Elder & Seton High School’s Vocal Ensembles led by

Dave Allen & Marybeth Samoya, on Saturday April

27, 2019, at St. Williams Church Msg. Reardon

Hall. It is located at the corner of Sunset & W. Eighth

Streets. Along with the entertainment, there will be

a major awards, silent auc=on, raffles, hors d’oeuvres

and drinks. Admission is $25. Reserva=ons are

required by calling Bonnie Hueneman at (513)235-

1122 or email BonnieHueneman@gmail.com. All

proceeds benefit Cincinna= Children’s Hospital

Kindervelt Psychiatric Emergency Assessment Center

(KVPEACe).

IMC (InternaDonal Mission for Children, building

Catholic Schools in Africa) Fundraiser at F&N Goode

Chicken 5102 Crookshank Rd .45238, MONDAY, MAY

6TH, 2019, 10:30am-9pm. 20% of sales will benefit

IMC. For more informa=on please contact Kathy

Wandstrat 513-368-2530; to donate please write

checks to IMC and mail to P.O. Box 389123,

Cincinna=, OH 45238.

The Athenaeum of Ohio is pleased to offer two

graduate courses this summer, May 20th through

June 20th at the main campus, 6616 Beechmont

Avenue. “Biblical Theology of Crea=on”, taught by

Dr. Ma+hew Genung will meet on Tuesday and

Thursday evenings and “Preambles of Faith: The

Wri=ngs of Flannery O’Connor” taught by Dr. Tracy

Jamison, will meet on Monday and Wednesday

evenings. All class sessions are 7-9:40 PM. The

tui=on cost for each course is $870: for auditors,

$450: and for alumni or senior ci=zen auditors (65+),

$250. To register, e-mail the Registrar at

njobe@mtsm.org.

SAVE THE DATE: Sunday June 2nd! Jim & Jack's,

Elvis! 12:30-3:30 pm. All proceeds benefit

Interna=onal Mission for Children, building schools

in Africa No entry fee, basket raffles, barrel of cheer,

split the pot, door prizes! More info or want to

donate =me, talent or treasure: Kathy Wandstrat

368-2530.

Seton Art Camp: COVER TO COVER – The Art of

Handmade Books!

Emerge yourself into the art of papermaking, paper

decora=ng and bookbinding! Join Seton’s Art

teacher, Mrs. Margie Meiners Metz ’94, to create

your own hand-cra<ed book using a variety of

techniques, including handmade papermaking,

marbling paper, painted paste papers and more.

Campers will also draw their own illustra=ons for

inside the book and use crea=ve ideas to produce

their own illustrated book!

June 4 and June 6, 2019

St. Teresa of Avila Art Room

10:00 a.m. to noon

This camp is open to 3rd through 8th graders

Cost: $40

Please register on Seton’s website,

www.setoncincina=.org.

CincinnaD Catholic Men’s Conference: ATTENTION

men, fathers and sons! The Cincinna= Catholic

Men’s Conference is Saturday, June 15th, 2019 at St.

Maximillian Kolbe Parish. Get your =cket today for a

faith-filled half-day, where men from all over the tri-

state will enjoy Catholic inspira=on and spiritual

growth. Speakers include Super Bowl Champ Ma+

Birk, Cooking Priest, Fr. Leo Patalinghug and New

York Mets coach, Rich Donnelly. Get complete

informa=on on the conference and purchase =ckets

at www.Cincinna=MensConference.com.

Speaker Spotlight: Coach Rich Donnelly coached in

the Major Leagues for over 25 years, most recently

as the third base coach for the Sea+le Mariners.

Coach Donnelly has eight children and will be sharing

his heart grasping, inspira=onal family stories about

"the chicken runs at midnight" and his daughters'

first-hand experiences of surviving the Vegas

shoo=ng (a nightmare phone call no parent wants to

receive).

B.J. MEYER SONSFUNERAL HOME & CREMATORY

5864 Bridgetown Rd.513-921-0117

Onsite Private Pet Cremation

Attorney at Law / ParishionerSte. 1040

120 E. Fourth St. 513-564-9222

Todd & Jennifer AllisonOwners / Parishioners

889 Anderson Ferry Rd.

513-922-1313www.allisonlandscaping.com

5110 Crookshank Rd.JOHN AND CAROL WAINSCOTT

513-921-0561w w w.LutzFlowerHaus.com

Home Care Specialistwww.angelstouchnursing.com

3619 Harrison Ave. • 661-4111

Bill's Battery Co.Retail Sales at Wholesale Prices

5221 Crookshank Rd.

922-0100

GREG HARNISTTIM CORCORAN

CORCORAN & HARNISTHEATING & AIR CONDITIONING

1457 Harrison Ave.at Western Hills Viaduct

513-921-2227

n Cleaningn Restretching & Repairn Sales & Installation

513-574-56186081-A St. Rt. 128

Stephen G. Schott, cpaPayroll, Tax & Accounting

513-922-4888417 anderSon Ferry, Ste. 4

Al Smith Paul Haverstadt

The 2nd Best Little Garage In Town5350 Sidney Rd.513-451-6300

President4521 W. 8th St.921-5455 513 1111

Boudinot

Boudinot Ave.

near Glenway Ave.

Intersection

A Special Thanks to the followingcompanies for their school support

Matching Gifts Program.

Brian EilermanOwner & Parishioner

6470 Glenway Ave.Cincinnati, OH 45211

513-481-3000rileyspoolsandspas@fuse.net

Grill • Pool • Gas FireplacesHeating Oil & Propane

“Serving Our Neighbors Since 1981”574-0061 Bridgetown Kevin Ward @ Glenway

Windows & DoorsAwnings & Siding

Gutters

661-8587Don Lauck, Jr.

Res: 941-4151

CompleteDomestic & Foreign

Repair

ALTENAU’SAUTOMOTIVE

SERVICETOM ALTENAU, President 4208 Delhi Pike

513-244-7273

MemberAutomotive

Service Association

451-64743700 Muddy Creed Rd.

Facility Services

Edward F. AufdemkampeRose Ellen Aufdemkampe

Anthony BiancoHazel BiancoEdward BirdGene Duwell

Anna Feeney EckertDr. John E. Finke, Sr.

Bob FriedmannNeal Gilday

Esther HolthausJoseph B. Holthaus

Bonnie M. HornMarilyn & Jack Hunsche

Gary A. Juengling Matthew Kammerer

Marlene KayseSteve Kayse

John P. KielyGuy Langenbrunner

Mr. & Mrs. C. Louis MeyerDorothy Myers

Ferd Niehaus, Sr.Mae NiehausBonnie Otten

Dr. John F. Popken, Jr.Sarah Reidel

Carol (Mokey) SpraulSherri K. Stonestreet

Ann B. UlmerCarl Vitt, Jr.

Norma WidmerRay Widmer

Don WinterhalterScott Winterhalter

B.J. MEYER SONSFUNERAL HOME & CREMATORY

5864 Bridgetown Rd.513-921-0117

Onsite Private Pet Cremation

GARY F. FRANKEAttorney at Law / ParishionerSte. 1040

120 E. Fourth St. 513-564-9222

Todd & Jennifer AllisonOwners / Parishioners

889 Anderson Ferry Rd.

513-922-1313www.allisonlandscaping.com

5110 Crookshank Rd.JOHN AND CAROL WAINSCOTT

513-921-0561w w w.LutzFlowerHaus.com

Home Care Specialistwww.angelstouchnursing.com

3619 Harrison Ave. • 661-4111

Bill's Battery Co.Retail Sales at Wholesale Prices

5221 Crookshank Rd.

922-0100

GREG HARNISTTIM CORCORAN

CORCORAN & HARNISTHEATING & AIR CONDITIONING

1457 Harrison Ave.at Western Hills Viaduct

513-921-2227

n Cleaningn Restretching & Repairn Sales & Installation

513-574-56186081-A St. Rt. 128

SGS

Stephen G. Schott, cpaPayroll, Tax & Accounting

513-922-4888417 anderSon Ferry, Ste. 4

Al Smith Paul Haverstadt

The 2nd Best Little Garage In Town5350 Sidney Rd.513-451-6300

Jason PhillipsPresident

4521 W. 8th St.921-5455 513 347 1111

Boudinot

Boudinot Ave.

near Glenway Ave.

Intersection

A Special Thanks to the followingcompanies for their school support

Matching Gifts Program.Pfizer • Hospira • General Electric • Macy’s • Duke • Raythlon

• Inground• Aboveground• Spas• Chemicals

Brian EilermanOwner & Parishioner

6470 Glenway Ave.Cincinnati, OH 45211

513-481-3000rileyspoolsandspas@fuse.net

Grill • Pool • Gas FireplacesHeating Oil & Propane

“Serving Our Neighbors Since 1981”574-0061 Bridgetown Kevin Ward @ Glenway

Windows & DoorsAwnings & Siding

Gutters

661-8587Don Lauck, Jr.

Res: 941-4151

MOR-LITE

CompleteDomestic & Foreign

Repair

ALTENAU’SAUTOMOTIVE

SERVICETOM ALTENAU, President 4208 Delhi Pike

513-244-7273

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Service Association

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Auto Repair for All ImportsDelhi Import Service

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Care (Cubby) Saab, OwnerFacility Services

In Loving MemoryEdward F. AufdemkampeRose Ellen Aufdemkampe

Anthony BiancoHazel BiancoEdward BirdGene Duwell

Anna Feeney EckertDr. John E. Finke, Sr.

Bob FriedmannNeal Gilday

Esther HolthausJoseph B. Holthaus

Bonnie M. HornMarilyn & Jack Hunsche

Gary A. Juengling Matthew Kammerer

Marlene KayseSteve Kayse

John P. KielyGuy Langenbrunner

Mr. & Mrs. C. Louis MeyerDorothy Myers

Ferd Niehaus, Sr.Mae NiehausBonnie Otten

Dr. John F. Popken, Jr.Sarah Reidel

Carol (Mokey) SpraulSherri K. Stonestreet

Ann B. UlmerCarl Vitt, Jr.

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